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<blockquote data-quote="Zalgarde" data-source="post: 4262327" data-attributes="member: 67663"><p>I get almost exactly what the original poster's saying actually, if the economy falls apart because you balanced your wealth around your magic weapon scale, that kind of sucks for those who take it seriously (players or dm's).</p><p></p><p> I definitely saw it myself one time, when an evil druid realized that since gear merged into him when he wild shaped, he concocted a daring plan to sell some of it off and buy/"rescue" ALL the chickens in some 100 mile radius by hopping through trees and paying exhorbitant sums at each town in the area before anyone realized there were none the next town over.... all so he could release them into the depths of the nastiest forest around and cull the taint of weakness inflicted on the pitiful species of chickens by civilization (oh and starve a bunch of the people). and he was what level 8? level 9? in 3e. The situation looked like it was gonna eat a lot of otherwise fulfilling game time that everyone could be involved in, so the dm just said "No. You don't. Your character doesn't. The End" Which everyone was fine with, cause just explaining the plan had taken waaay to long.</p><p></p><p>It'd be awesome if players didn't have treasuries rivaling large city states though. I mean honestly, I live in one of the poorest US cities with 1/3 of its population living below the poverty line, but even then I'm thinking even the richest people in the world would be hard pressed to buy every chair within 50mi of buffalo or some other equally common item. AND unlike dnd most of them have their wealth tied up somehow, while PC's just lug it around in the form of WMDs and cold hard cash.</p><p></p><p></p><p>EDIT: Also seeing the tidbits of info from the pdf's made me cave and go buy KOtS, which we're gonna play tonight probably. I know its just pregens, but a few of my friends have actually stuck with pregens later into a campaign proper so, if you could maybe.. uhh... fix the dnd economy by say 6pm EST when I run that would be REALLY swell <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile :)" data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /> then if they keep playing they won't be richer than everyone else if/when we do start playing an actual campaign.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Zalgarde, post: 4262327, member: 67663"] I get almost exactly what the original poster's saying actually, if the economy falls apart because you balanced your wealth around your magic weapon scale, that kind of sucks for those who take it seriously (players or dm's). I definitely saw it myself one time, when an evil druid realized that since gear merged into him when he wild shaped, he concocted a daring plan to sell some of it off and buy/"rescue" ALL the chickens in some 100 mile radius by hopping through trees and paying exhorbitant sums at each town in the area before anyone realized there were none the next town over.... all so he could release them into the depths of the nastiest forest around and cull the taint of weakness inflicted on the pitiful species of chickens by civilization (oh and starve a bunch of the people). and he was what level 8? level 9? in 3e. The situation looked like it was gonna eat a lot of otherwise fulfilling game time that everyone could be involved in, so the dm just said "No. You don't. Your character doesn't. The End" Which everyone was fine with, cause just explaining the plan had taken waaay to long. It'd be awesome if players didn't have treasuries rivaling large city states though. I mean honestly, I live in one of the poorest US cities with 1/3 of its population living below the poverty line, but even then I'm thinking even the richest people in the world would be hard pressed to buy every chair within 50mi of buffalo or some other equally common item. AND unlike dnd most of them have their wealth tied up somehow, while PC's just lug it around in the form of WMDs and cold hard cash. EDIT: Also seeing the tidbits of info from the pdf's made me cave and go buy KOtS, which we're gonna play tonight probably. I know its just pregens, but a few of my friends have actually stuck with pregens later into a campaign proper so, if you could maybe.. uhh... fix the dnd economy by say 6pm EST when I run that would be REALLY swell :) then if they keep playing they won't be richer than everyone else if/when we do start playing an actual campaign. [/QUOTE]
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