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<blockquote data-quote="A'koss" data-source="post: 3832056" data-attributes="member: 840"><p>There are countless things to spend money on other than property - say you want to start your own guild, your own knighthood, spy network, build a church, help the needy in a poor city, start your own merchant company, build a war galleon of your own design... As I said in my previous post, I would encourage PCs to come with long-term goals, to <em>create</em> something for the campaign that would outlive the character who built it.</p><p></p><p>In 3e, you're pigeonholed into doing just *one* thing with your money. And it's not like adventurers are not finding magic items on their travels. And if there was a specific item they were looking for - that could make for a good side-trek adventure chasing down a rumor, legend or whathaveyou. Again, I think low-level items being available to purchase from powerful wizard guilds makes sense, just take the mid to high level stuff off the market due to it's extreme rarity. That frees up the gold at higher levels for other things.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="A'koss, post: 3832056, member: 840"] There are countless things to spend money on other than property - say you want to start your own guild, your own knighthood, spy network, build a church, help the needy in a poor city, start your own merchant company, build a war galleon of your own design... As I said in my previous post, I would encourage PCs to come with long-term goals, to [I]create[/I] something for the campaign that would outlive the character who built it. In 3e, you're pigeonholed into doing just *one* thing with your money. And it's not like adventurers are not finding magic items on their travels. And if there was a specific item they were looking for - that could make for a good side-trek adventure chasing down a rumor, legend or whathaveyou. Again, I think low-level items being available to purchase from powerful wizard guilds makes sense, just take the mid to high level stuff off the market due to it's extreme rarity. That frees up the gold at higher levels for other things. [/QUOTE]
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