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| Treasure is intended to represent rare, unique, or story-based objects. It may also be used for Gear that is potentially too powerful if easily acquired with Wealth, allowing the [[DM|DM]] to limit availability of the Gear in play. | Treasure is intended to represent rare, unique, or story-based objects. It may also be used for Gear that is potentially too powerful if easily acquired with Wealth, allowing the [[DM|DM]] to limit availability of the Gear in play. | ||
| - | Treasure is typically undervalued in Wealth for its power. Since it has to be awarded by the DM, it should be considered a precious acquisition worth keeping. However, if it has a high Wealth value, this could substantially derail a player's plan for their character going by the Wealth By Level chart, resulting in pressure to sell it rather than keep it. | + | Treasure is typically undervalued in Wealth for its power. Since it has to be awarded by the DM, it should be considered a precious acquisition worth keeping. However, if it has a high Wealth value comparable to its power, this could substantially derail a player's plan for their character going by the Wealth By Level chart, resulting in pressure to sell it rather than keep it. |
| If a player doesn't really want a given Treasure (particularly if it was awarded rather randomly and has no particular story or emotional value), it could be worthwhile to add a scenario or sequence of scenarios that involve the party trying to seek an interested buyer to receive a more reasonable price for a given Treasure. Since this becomes a mini-adventure of its own with scenario rewards tied into the sale of the Treasure, it's fine for players to get more Wealth taking this route. | If a player doesn't really want a given Treasure (particularly if it was awarded rather randomly and has no particular story or emotional value), it could be worthwhile to add a scenario or sequence of scenarios that involve the party trying to seek an interested buyer to receive a more reasonable price for a given Treasure. Since this becomes a mini-adventure of its own with scenario rewards tied into the sale of the Treasure, it's fine for players to get more Wealth taking this route. | ||
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