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<blockquote data-quote="RangerWickett" data-source="post: 3614900" data-attributes="member: 63">It wasn't so much intentional as an accepted side effect of the campaign's story. I knew that a war should not allow for much down time, so I made a point of stretching out the timeline in adventure 3 to give players a chance to make use of item creation feats, but there isn't much of an opportunity in the rest of the campaign.I was also sort of self-conscious about the idea that characters would indeed be hopping from 1st to 20th level in the span of a year or so. But hey, despite what Yoda says, war can make great heroes.Anyway, the heroes do have a home base in the form of Seaquen, which is full of mages who can easily craft items on commission while the heroes are off adventuring. PCs should still have enough time here or there to scribe scrolls, but yeah, making bigger items (at least by the official rules) isn't really an option.Of course, you could always be a bit more lenient, and say that you don't have to spend 8 hours of work each day to make an item. Maybe you can subconsciously craft the item as you sleep, as long as you keep it near, so the same amount of time passes, but you can still craft while traveling and adventuring.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RangerWickett, post: 3614900, member: 63"] It wasn't so much intentional as an accepted side effect of the campaign's story. I knew that a war should not allow for much down time, so I made a point of stretching out the timeline in adventure 3 to give players a chance to make use of item creation feats, but there isn't much of an opportunity in the rest of the campaign. I was also sort of self-conscious about the idea that characters would indeed be hopping from 1st to 20th level in the span of a year or so. But hey, despite what Yoda says, war can make great heroes. Anyway, the heroes do have a home base in the form of Seaquen, which is full of mages who can easily craft items on commission while the heroes are off adventuring. PCs should still have enough time here or there to scribe scrolls, but yeah, making bigger items (at least by the official rules) isn't really an option. Of course, you could always be a bit more lenient, and say that you don't have to spend 8 hours of work each day to make an item. Maybe you can subconsciously craft the item as you sleep, as long as you keep it near, so the same amount of time passes, but you can still craft while traveling and adventuring. [/QUOTE]

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