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<blockquote data-quote="Murrdox" data-source="post: 713739" data-attributes="member: 10131">When characters start out at higher levels than 1 (which we ALWAYS do, pretty much) we do indeed use the wealth tables as &quot;starting money&quot; and anything the character can afford, he can buy.&nbsp; He gets to keep the change.Just like you - as a DM I don't want to &quot;pick out&quot; the starting equipment for all my characters, and I figure that if they've leveled a few times, they've been traveling enough and been to enough stores and shops over the course of their carreer to pick out the eqiupment that they want.Of course, the higher level you start out as... you're going to have more and more min-maxing as the characters can start with more powerful equipement.&nbsp; We usually start a campaign around level 4 or 5 - and that usually leaves you enough money for a couple of +1 items and maybe a minor wondrous item.&nbsp; Nothing too huge.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Murrdox, post: 713739, member: 10131"] When characters start out at higher levels than 1 (which we ALWAYS do, pretty much) we do indeed use the wealth tables as "starting money" and anything the character can afford, he can buy. He gets to keep the change. Just like you - as a DM I don't want to "pick out" the starting equipment for all my characters, and I figure that if they've leveled a few times, they've been traveling enough and been to enough stores and shops over the course of their carreer to pick out the eqiupment that they want. Of course, the higher level you start out as... you're going to have more and more min-maxing as the characters can start with more powerful equipement. We usually start a campaign around level 4 or 5 - and that usually leaves you enough money for a couple of +1 items and maybe a minor wondrous item. Nothing too huge. [/QUOTE]

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