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<blockquote data-quote="Rechan" data-source="post: 3919936" data-attributes="member: 54846">So, to move an argument from one thread into its own thread...I've seen people complain for several years about how much a headache it is to try and turn D&amp;D as written into a Low Magic world. However, others here are saying it's easy to do and shouldn't cause any problems.So, to see who's right, I want to ask those who have done it. What'd you do?Have you tried to do a low-magic setting in 3e, and how did it work for you? How much work did you have to do, as a DM, to make sure the system worked (Meaning retooling monsters, fidgeting with wealth by level rules, adjusting magical items, etc)?Difficulty: No talking about Iron Heroes, C&amp;C or any other system that's built with d20. For the purpose of this discussion, it's simply &quot;How did you as the DM Houserule it with the current D&amp;D rules?&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rechan, post: 3919936, member: 54846"] So, to move an argument from one thread into its own thread... I've seen people complain for several years about how much a headache it is to try and turn D&D as written into a Low Magic world. However, others here are saying it's easy to do and shouldn't cause any problems. So, to see who's right, I want to ask those who have done it. What'd you do? Have you tried to do a low-magic setting in 3e, and how did it work for you? How much work did you have to do, as a DM, to make sure the system worked (Meaning retooling monsters, fidgeting with wealth by level rules, adjusting magical items, etc)? [b]Difficulty[/b]: No talking about [i]Iron Heroes, C&C[/i] or any other system that's built with d20. For the purpose of this discussion, it's simply "How did you as the DM Houserule it with the current D&D rules?" [/QUOTE]

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