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<blockquote data-quote="Minigiant" data-source="post: 9500020" data-attributes="member: 63508">Well minor potions of healing, that's barely magic. Any place that can support an alchemist, apothecary, druggist, pharmacist, house of healing, or a &quot;witch&quot; would have potions of healing for sale.How many? and How frequently stock is replenished? That's a setting thing. Scrolls? Well that comes to how many mages are in your world. Once you say that a player's wizard dies and they can Come back into the campaign by replacing the dead wizard with a whole nother wizard, you kind of made a world where there are enough wizards to have at least the most minor scrolls for sale.If my wizard can find scrolls and my wizard is not the only wizard in the world, Then there should be some places that have scrolls.It quickly becomes if you don't want magic treasure, you going to have to ban magic classes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Minigiant, post: 9500020, member: 63508"] Well minor potions of healing, that's barely magic. Any place that can support an alchemist, apothecary, druggist, pharmacist, house of healing, or a "witch" would have potions of healing for sale. How many? and How frequently stock is replenished? That's a setting thing. Scrolls? Well that comes to how many mages are in your world. Once you say that a player's wizard dies and they can Come back into the campaign by replacing the dead wizard with a whole nother wizard, you kind of made a world where there are enough wizards to have at least the most minor scrolls for sale. If my wizard can find scrolls and my wizard is not the only wizard in the world, Then there should be some places that have scrolls. It quickly becomes if you don't want magic treasure, you going to have to ban magic classes. [/QUOTE]

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