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<blockquote data-quote="Maldur" data-source="post: 118637" data-attributes="member: 1357">I would say no magic stores.When you are a fighter you dont go into a store, look over the sword display and say &quot;Ill have a longsword&quot;. you go to a good smith where you talk about swords, then you pick up a example of what you want take some measurements and go home. After a few days you come back a try the sword that was tailored on your style and build. This goes double for masterwork weapons.So when buying a +1 sword &quot;of the shelf&quot; a simular process is used. after which you go to a willing magic-user and you talk about magic weapons a bit after which your weapon is dweomered to your tastes.&nbsp; Higher level magic items people have to adventure for in my campaigns. And getting a magic weapon becomes more of a event.disposables I dont really care about, so they are available, but only in the biggest towns.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maldur, post: 118637, member: 1357"] I would say no magic stores. When you are a fighter you dont go into a store, look over the sword display and say "Ill have a longsword". you go to a good smith where you talk about swords, then you pick up a example of what you want take some measurements and go home. After a few days you come back a try the sword that was tailored on your style and build. This goes double for masterwork weapons. So when buying a +1 sword "of the shelf" a simular process is used. after which you go to a willing magic-user and you talk about magic weapons a bit after which your weapon is dweomered to your tastes. Higher level magic items people have to adventure for in my campaigns. And getting a magic weapon becomes more of a event. disposables I dont really care about, so they are available, but only in the biggest towns. [/QUOTE]

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