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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cap'n Kobold" data-source="post: 7337646" data-attributes="member: 6802951">In my games, there is a definite magical economy, but it is now mostly focused on less 'adventurer' and more commercial markets. There are no magical item marts, but investigation by the players can locate some items for sale. Pricing is more situational than just using the DMG's prices. I make some adjustments for the situation, but I would not use a 'true utility-based price' list where enchanting one item might cost hundreds of times more than enchanting a different one with the same effect.I do allow players to buy common magical items, of the level and capabilities of those given in Xanathar's. Likewise some 'quality of life' items that aren't directly applicable to combat or similar adventuring pursuits.Because its Eberron, more items have elemental or similar effects rather than straight +bonuses. The party currently have a mix of 'standard, commercially-produced' items and unique items with specific history behind them.</blockquote>