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<blockquote data-quote="Endur" data-source="post: 669671" data-attributes="member: 3346">I have the same ideaI've actually been thinking about the same idea.&nbsp; The next non-RPGA game I GM will not have any magic items.&nbsp;&nbsp; Essentially, I'm going to eliminate all magic item creation feats.&nbsp; The only magic items that exist will be artifacts (for story purposes).Many fantasy novels are &quot;low-magic&quot; worlds.&nbsp; Conan, for example, never had any magic items.&nbsp; If there was a magic item in one of his adventures, it was there for one story as a plot device to defeat the antagonist.&nbsp; I think the party will be fine.&nbsp; Its up to the GM to &quot;fine-tune&quot; threats to fit the party.&nbsp; i.e. I have played in campaigns where the party faced threats that were the EL of the party, campaigns where the party faced threats that were always 2 to 4 ELs above the party, campaigns where the party always had a higher EL than the monsters, and campaigns where the GM didn't care about the ELs.&nbsp; &nbsp; Tom</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Endur, post: 669671, member: 3346"] [b]I have the same idea[/b] I've actually been thinking about the same idea. The next non-RPGA game I GM will not have any magic items. Essentially, I'm going to eliminate all magic item creation feats. The only magic items that exist will be artifacts (for story purposes). Many fantasy novels are "low-magic" worlds. Conan, for example, never had any magic items. If there was a magic item in one of his adventures, it was there for one story as a plot device to defeat the antagonist. I think the party will be fine. Its up to the GM to "fine-tune" threats to fit the party. i.e. I have played in campaigns where the party faced threats that were the EL of the party, campaigns where the party faced threats that were always 2 to 4 ELs above the party, campaigns where the party always had a higher EL than the monsters, and campaigns where the GM didn't care about the ELs. Tom [/QUOTE]

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