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<blockquote data-quote="kustenjaeger" data-source="post: 5839725" data-attributes="member: 6690368">GreetingsA definite no here - but only because I don't think there should be an assumption of what items a PC should have at a specific level.My original 1e/C&amp;S mix campaign had comparatively few magic items.&nbsp; Indeed all of them were referenced and separately identified - my notebooks would note what the item was and where it was.&nbsp; After a while my index cards for the PCs or NPCs would also list the items they had.&nbsp; &nbsp; A +1 weapon was a definite find but by mid level most people had something useful other than a scroll or potion (which were relatively more common).&nbsp; This all worked well.&nbsp; If they found a monster that was only affected by magic weapons they had recourse to what they had and used their casters.&nbsp;&nbsp; The really powerful items were usually a mixed blessing because they usually had flaws, their own drivers etc.RegardsEdward</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kustenjaeger, post: 5839725, member: 6690368"] Greetings A definite no here - but only because I don't think there should be an assumption of what items a PC should have at a specific level. My original 1e/C&S mix campaign had comparatively few magic items. Indeed all of them were referenced and separately identified - my notebooks would note what the item was and where it was. After a while my index cards for the PCs or NPCs would also list the items they had. A +1 weapon was a definite find but by mid level most people had something useful other than a scroll or potion (which were relatively more common). This all worked well. If they found a monster that was only affected by magic weapons they had recourse to what they had and used their casters. The really powerful items were usually a mixed blessing because they usually had flaws, their own drivers etc. Regards Edward [/QUOTE]

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