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Message: <blockquote data-quote="BullMarkOne" data-source="post: 2303611" data-attributes="member: 30409">I'm no control freak, I let my pc's pretty much run amok in my world and I do pass out magic loot. I just expect my pc's to work for their magic goodies, whether through hard dungeoncrawl adventuring, or careful political maneuvering.I don't seem to recall anything in the RAW that explicitly states that magic items are a common commodity. Even the entry on magic in your world on page 142 of the dmg uses the word might.Part of the reason I play rpg's both as a dm and a player is to put a bit of the mystery back into life. Too much these days has an all too easy and simple explanation, I find this boring. For this campaign part of that mystery is the inscrutability and rarity of magic. It's also in the very nonstandard social/racial/political structures of my current world. One of the greatest things about d&d in general, and 3.x d&d in specific is the customisability. In my games, you never really know when a goblin is just a goblin, or just how much wheeling and dealing will be required to score that nifty magic longsword, or even just how powerful that nifty magic longsword that you just payed a kings ransom will turn out to be. /rant**Edit** stupid second l</blockquote>