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<blockquote data-quote="akr71" data-source="post: 8260186" data-attributes="member: 6801213">Before finding a bag of holding (that is, at low levels while the party is poor), the coins are divvied up and other loot is held until it can be sold.Loot (coins, art, gems &amp; jewels) generally just gets thrown into the bag of holding and party expenses come out of that. If any party member particularly needs or wants an item it is discussed and usually the request is granted as it is typically gems as spell components or minor valuables as a trophy.Magic items go to the person who wants it the most, can make the best use out of it, or whoever happens to pick it up. Trading happens with some items that are useful, but no one feels particularly attached to (ring of xray vision). The current group is pretty diverse, so players rarely covet another's magic item - there's only one druid, so no one else can use the Staff of the Woodlands for example.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="akr71, post: 8260186, member: 6801213"] Before finding a bag of holding (that is, at low levels while the party is poor), the coins are divvied up and other loot is held until it can be sold. Loot (coins, art, gems & jewels) generally just gets thrown into the bag of holding and party expenses come out of that. If any party member particularly needs or wants an item it is discussed and usually the request is granted as it is typically gems as spell components or minor valuables as a trophy. Magic items go to the person who wants it the most, can make the best use out of it, or whoever happens to pick it up. Trading happens with some items that are useful, but no one feels particularly attached to (ring of xray vision). The current group is pretty diverse, so players rarely covet another's magic item - there's only one druid, so no one else can use the Staff of the Woodlands for example. [/QUOTE]

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