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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Fanaelialae" data-source="post: 6544199" data-attributes="member: 53980">If you just have to have magic items for sale, then you can do so if your DM allows. I'd recommend making the prices at least double the DMG base prices (that shop has high costs and high risks, so they need to still be able to turn a profit after preventing theft). Increasing the prices is doubly effective because then it becomes a better gold-sink.If your DM doesn't allow magic shops, you could always turn your dislike of gold into an RP opportunity by having your character take a vow of poverty.Personally, I love how 5e handles gold. The players have been donating significant amounts of their gold to a goblin clan they befriended. It's great to see their faces light up when they visit goblin town and I describe how the goblins' homes are changing from broken down shacks into places you'd actually want to live, and how the goblin militia is now well armed and confident.</blockquote>