Anything that grants flight is priced one tier higher than its rarity otherwise indicates, consumables are given three to the point (so spending two points on "Uncommon consumables" allows any choice of three such items). It's difficult to fine-tune properly, but the general idea is that Common items are worth one point (with the first one usually being free), Uncommon are worth two, Rare are worth four, Very Rare are worth six, and Legendary are worth ten to twelve.
To answer the question, I've actually been working on a point system for magical gear, assigning each tier of magic item a point value (adjusted for some specific items, or items with specific properties) and then figuring out a budget for characters to determine their items with. It's boggling and makes absolutely no sense.
The game says a martial character is balanced around never having access to so much as a +1 weapon, which means it's 'balanced' around being entirely unable to touch most tier 3 or higher enemies.while the spellcasters are dealing 3dWhatever magic damage for freebies every turn with basic-ass cantrips.ĥe is weirdly split between wanting the itemization of the game to be extremely low magic, with magical items and equipment being exceptionally scarce and enormously difficult to come by, while the characters have magic exploding from their ears.
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Then think of how often spellcasters throw around fifth-level spells for free once they hit ninth level. Look at the whole "it should cost you a thousand gold pieces to have once chance of casting a single fifth-level spell one time" bit with scroll pricing. To me, that's a very strange stance to take. I scared the crap out of them with Sorrowsworn and brought back the danger of death and they started having fun again.Ī lot of DMs absolutely despise magic items and letting their players have magic gear. So i flooded the streets of Omu with undead. They were getting bored with combat cuz it was too easy. I am currently running my players through Tomb of Annihilation. If you feel they are steam rolling their way through monsters, add a couple more than the story calls for. If they are buying their gear, level x 100 gold.īottom line is this. If you are giving them starting equipment, level x 50 gold is a good safe bet. I never allow an epic level or higher unless characters are at least level 12-15. They request a blue rarity, then I limit them to the one item, whether it be combat or utility. I will normally allow 1 combat item (weapon, armor, etc) and one utility (Bag of Holding, Scrying Eye, Darkvision mask), but both need to be green in rarity. In my honest opinion, as a GM, I would allow at level 5 starting, 1 to 2 magic items, depending on what they are and based on their rarity. Monstrous Compendium Vol 3: Minecraft Creatures
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