If we're going to have a rational system for magic items, we can't have it work that way. That's a story that is dumb, and the current rules pretty much expect you to do it over and over again. Noone wants to hear about the time you threw a cloud kill into a Satyr tavern and then teleported home so that you could try out the new spells that appeared in your book because you just dinged to 10th level. Seriously, 'XP Grind' is extremely boring and players should not be exposed to it under any circumstances. We know that people can take off downtime to just plain farm to get GP endlessly. We know that a high level guy can whack low level stuff again and again at virtually no risk, and that this can be repeated endlessly for levels. Both of them have failed, because we're actually playing a cooperative storytelling game and not Diablo multiplayer. D&D is based on two kinds of advancement: XP and GP. And that's not just because the DMG asks us to pay small amounts of XP to create them. While we're talking about magical items, we really have to talk about XP at the same time. 1.2 Reach for the Stars: Character AdvancementĬharacter Advancement: Power and Wealth “Assuming that I make the use of most of our spells, I should be able to advance a circle of magic every week or so, which essentially means that the optimum solution to this difficulty is to simply scare up minor tangential difficulties in the woods for two months so that I can go back in time and solve this problem retroactively.”.1 Character Advancement: Power and Wealth.Bracers of armor +3 ( DMG 250) (9,000 gp 1 lb.) periapt of wisdom +4 ( DMG 263-4) (16,000 gp 0 lbs.) ring of protection +2 ( DMG 232) (8,000 gp 0 lbs.) This gear's valued at 60,072 gp, a little over 1,000 gp more than the amount recommended by Table 4-23: NPC Gear Value for a 15th-level NPC. When your character gains a level, his or her class often grants additional features, as detailed in the class description. This advancement is called gaining a level. A character who reaches a specified experience point total advances in capability. Beyond 1st Level As your character goes on adventures and overcomes challenges, he or she gains experience, represented by experience points. I found this on a NWN forum, and it looks correct from what I recall: My PnP group uses the character wealth by level table in the 3.5 DMG. I don't have my books with me- look in the 130ish page range. There should be a wealth chart in the DMG. 3.5 Character Wealth By Level Dmg Page By cabuzzpanli1971 Follow | Public
0 kommentar(er)
