NPC Wealth

[Xarlen]

Question: Which is best for a Deep Wood Sniper? Boots of Speed, Striding and Springing, or Elvenkind?

 

[Crothian]

Question: Which is best for a Deep Wood Sniper? Boots of Speed, Striding and Springing, or Elvenkind?

Well, if you ar egoing to have only a little combat haste. But if you fight more then 10 rounds of combat, they become least useful.

If you have manyshot feat and shot on the run, striding and springing is what you want.

If you are trying to be sneaking, then boots of elvenkind, but I think out of the three it's the least desirible choice.

 

[Xarlen]

It's for an NPC.

He doesn't have Manyshot or SotR, though Speed is a little costly.

 

[Crothian]

It's for an NPC.

He doesn't have Manyshot or SotR, though Speed is a little costly.

Another great thing about the boots of striding and springinf is taking advantage of the lay of the land. You can have great leaps, so easy to get on a ledge or high in a tree to shoot from. Also, with the great range of the DWS, taking a full move run will not hinder your attacks much.

 

[Christian]

But why does a 12th level commoner have the same wealth as a 12th level aristocrate!?

Hey! Are you suggesting there are economic absurdities in D&D?!



I'm using a house rule that the listed numbers apply to NPC's with PC or Aristocrat classes; NPC's with Warrior, Adept, and/or Expert levels (but no PC or Aristocrat levels) have one-tenth of the wealth listed on the tables, and NPC's with only Commoner levels have one-one hundredth ...