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<blockquote data-quote="dave2008" data-source="post: 7637924" data-attributes="member: 83242">WE play pretty fast and loose with the rules, but I will give you my thoughts.I've never concerned myself with wealth or equipment by level.&nbsp; One of my groups is 10th level and they each of one magic item.&nbsp; I think they all got their item somewhere between 5th and 7th level.&nbsp; We don't keep track of wealth really.&nbsp;&nbsp; I give it to them, but no one writes it all down.&nbsp; We just assume they have enough to do what they need to do.Like I said, we don't track wealth.&nbsp; The wizard just has enough.&nbsp; That being said, scrolls can be found in treasure. Thus you only have the cost to transcribe the spell.&nbsp; From what I hear, people have more of a problem of what to spend all of there money on, not a lack of it.Sorry, can't help.There is the benefit that they can all attack the surrounded target.&nbsp; There is also the flanking optional rule that offers advantage to the attackers I believe.&nbsp; That is generally how I would handle that in 5e.Maybe a phoenix?&nbsp; I think you would possibly need to re-fluff it (I don't remember what the D&amp;D fluff is), but that might do the trick.&nbsp; The one in MToF is CR16, but I found a young phoenix on the UA reddit that was only CR4.Thanks for any assistance you can provide.</blockquote>[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="dave2008, post: 7637924, member: 83242"] WE play pretty fast and loose with the rules, but I will give you my thoughts. I've never concerned myself with wealth or equipment by level. One of my groups is 10th level and they each of one magic item. I think they all got their item somewhere between 5th and 7th level. We don't keep track of wealth really. I give it to them, but no one writes it all down. We just assume they have enough to do what they need to do. Like I said, we don't track wealth. The wizard just has enough. That being said, scrolls can be found in treasure. Thus you only have the cost to transcribe the spell. From what I hear, people have more of a problem of what to spend all of there money on, not a lack of it. Sorry, can't help. There is the benefit that they can all attack the surrounded target. There is also the flanking optional rule that offers advantage to the attackers I believe. That is generally how I would handle that in 5e. Maybe a phoenix? I think you would possibly need to re-fluff it (I don't remember what the D&D fluff is), but that might do the trick. The one in MToF is CR16, but I found a young phoenix on the UA reddit that was only CR4. Thanks for any assistance you can provide.[/QUOTE] [/QUOTE]

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