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<blockquote data-quote="DragonShadow" data-source="post: 3359710" data-attributes="member: 16918">Firstly, sorry if this is answered elsewhere, as I can't seem to find the information.Recently I was going over how the wealth system works (as I'm thinking of starting up a d20 Modern campaign) and something started to bug me. While it's clear how the system works, and how it's expected to reflect the buying power of any given character at the time of his/her purchase, it doesn't reflect a group of people pooling their resources to make a single purchase.Or does it? Looking solely in the d20 Modern Core Rulebook (my only source) I can't seem to find any rule to handle two or more characters combining their wealth to purchase a single item. A Learjet, for example.Buying a Lear (DC 40) is an incredibly daunting undertaking for any single player (at least at lower levels). Combine the wealth bonuses of, say, a party of four players whom all want communal access to the jet whenever they need it, and it becomes much more buyable.I don't think I really have to make a case for this (since it's really not in question if two people have more money than one alone); my question is this: Is there any rule in any book that deals with this sort of thing, and if so where can I find it?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DragonShadow, post: 3359710, member: 16918"] Firstly, sorry if this is answered elsewhere, as I can't seem to find the information. Recently I was going over how the wealth system works (as I'm thinking of starting up a d20 Modern campaign) and something started to bug me. While it's clear how the system works, and how it's expected to reflect the buying power of any given character at the time of his/her purchase, it doesn't reflect a group of people pooling their resources to make a single purchase. Or does it? Looking solely in the d20 Modern Core Rulebook (my only source) I can't seem to find any rule to handle two or more characters combining their wealth to purchase a single item. A Learjet, for example. Buying a Lear (DC 40) is an incredibly daunting undertaking for any single player (at least at lower levels). Combine the wealth bonuses of, say, a party of four players whom all want communal access to the jet whenever they need it, and it becomes much more buyable. I don't think I really have to make a case for this (since it's really not in question if two people have more money than one alone); my question is this: Is there any rule in any book that deals with this sort of thing, and if so where can I find it? [/QUOTE]

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