takasi
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Crothian said:The group does, but they are extrmemely rare.
What about other spells that require costly material components? Which ones will the group pay for and which ones will they not pay for?
Crothian said:The group does, but they are extrmemely rare.
takasi said:What about other spells that require costly material components? Which ones will the group pay for and which ones will they not pay for?
No, he shouldn't. Consider this.takasi said:The counter to this point is that the fighter loses "less money" per battle than the user of expendable items. Should the user who is losing money be compensated for his loss, and if so how?
takasi said:In your games who pays for resurrections and restorations?
Crothian said:We are very friendly. If the wizard blows all his gold casting spells then the rest of the party has no problem giving him more cash. But that never happens. To asnwer the question at first the caster spends the money but when he gets low the rest of the PCs have no issues with giving him more. We don't keep track of what spells cost him what amount, when a player runs out of money the other peoples help him out.
JustKim said:No, he shouldn't. Consider this.
That mercenary could have chosen to put a 14 to Charisma and take a Strength of 10, planning to use potions/wands of bull's strength as expendables to make up the difference. That money could come from plans to buy a cloak of charisma +4 that's no longer needed. Same resources, different choices, with an end result of seeming to lose money. I simply do not agree that PCs should be compensated for their choices or use of abilities.
takasi said:The wand user does not have that choice in some cases, especially when it comes to healing. People need to be healed, curses need to be removed, blindness needs to be cured, ability drain needs to be removed, etc. There are a lot of specialty scrolls that a party might need "just in case".
JustKim said:No, he shouldn't. Consider this.
That mercenary could have chosen to put a 14 to Charisma and take a Strength of 10, planning to use potions/wands of bull's strength as expendables to make up the difference. That money could come from plans to buy a cloak of charisma +4 that's no longer needed. Same resources, different choices, with an end result of seeming to lose money. I simply do not agree that PCs should be compensated for their choices or use of abilities.
Crothian said:We are very friendly. If the wizard blows all his gold casting spells then the rest of the party has no problem giving him more cash. But that never happens. To asnwer the question at first the caster spends the money but when he gets low the rest of the PCs have no issues with giving him more. We don't keep track of what spells cost him what amount, when a player runs out of money the other peoples help him out.