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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DaveyJones" data-source="post: 5108345" data-attributes="member: 36763">in OD&D(1974) it meant buying stuff. how you got your treasure out of the adventure required preplanning. mule teams, saddle bags, a wagon, containers, food for your camp followers. wages for your teamsters, etc... it also meant you bought them protection. nothing like going into the dungeon only to come out and find everyone/thing dead or sold off into slavery. and buying material components or new spells or better weapons or hiring criers or sending out runners to get able bodied followers/hirelings/henchmen or pay for spells like curing or remove curse and so on in 1edADnD it meant all those things plus paying for training. training wasn't cheap. you got a rating from 1 to 4. that score was used to figure out how much it would cost you in time to train. time cost money.</blockquote>