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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Guest 7037866" data-source="post: 9500042">No, it didn't set it.FWIW, the word is precedent, not president (auto-correct???).You found the potions in the dungeons, you didn't buy them commonly in a local adventurer's supply store along with your chain shirt and heavy crossbow...This has NOTHING to do with a PC wizard dying and then them bringing in another wizard. How is that supposed to be connected to spell scrolls...???"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."I still fail to see any connection whatsoever.Sell them? Why?I find a scroll in an ancient tomb, not at my local market...I never said it was... but that has nothing to do with what you wrote as I can see it:"It quickly becomes if you don't want magic treasure, you going to have to ban magic classes."5E is designed to NOT require any magic treasure--so no changes would be needed at all if I wanted to play it without magical items.We're not talking about removing magic items from AD&D, but from 5E.My point is concerning 5E, so let's keep it about 5E, shall we? Thanks.</blockquote>