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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Glyfair" data-source="post: 2777107" data-attributes="member: 53">You know, I'm really, really suprised that no one has done a product or article about lower the availability of magic item creation to players without taking away their ability to do so completely.  I think one of the best things about 3E was the fact that you actually could make magic items without having to pretty much retire (or retire for a long time).  However, it seems a bit too open for my tastes in practice, and for others.  Unfortunately, the solutions I've seen have been just to ban the option.  I know there is a  good middle ground, and I expected to see it published.  I haven't (although I admit, it might exist).I think that would be an excellent section in a magic item book.  I'd buy it if it was done well.Also, that points out another hole in products right now.  There are certain areas in D&D that people complain about and suggest be changed in 3E (level adjustments, metamagic feats, etc).  Why haven't 3rd party producers published products with new approaches that can be used in a standard game in place of these?</blockquote>