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Message: <blockquote data-quote="rangda" data-source="post: 6106628" data-attributes="member: 86125">I am running a heavily modified 4e for my game including inherent bonuses.  However I've also changed the money curve so my values may not match your values.  I did this for a few reasons:<ol> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">With inherent bonuses, magic items never fall off the back end.  A magic weapon is just bringing powers/properties to the table, so if you get a magic weapon @L1 you could still theoretically use that same item at level 30.  This means the party needs a lot fewer magic items.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">I wanted to change the gp math in 4e which in my mind is absurd.  I don't want PC's running around with enough money to buy large countries.  I don't even want them running around with enough money to buy a castle, unless that is what they want to do and they make it a priority over other goals.  So in my game the gold piece is a useful unit of currency all the way through level 30.</li> </ol>I accomplished #1 by lowering the # of magic items the party gets per level (and thus their Z allowance money).  I accomplished #2 by using the RAW L10 gp costs as my L30 gp costs, and banding items every 3 levels.  So my L1-3 items cost RAW L1 prices, my L4-6 cost RAW L2, etc.  Rituals are hell as the prices are a mess and I make it up as we go along.I've attached my house rules so you can see my math if you like, maybe it will help you out.</blockquote>