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D'Mar 06-05-05, 11:15 PM	How much does it cost to buy a Potion of cure light wounds in the mark of heroes game if you buy it in the game with your cash on hand? Can a first level character buy a potion of cure light wounds in his starting cash? Is a potion considered a magic item by the rules of mark of heroes? (I know they are in D&D 3.5 but ....)
pedr 06-06-05, 06:45 AM	And to add to this ... can a first level character buy a potion of cure light wounds *at all*? Or do they have to wait until second level? Rather deadly for a party without a cleric, I'd have thought!
DBlizzard 06-06-05, 01:23 PM	You can't buy potions with your cash on hand, unless you find a place to buy them while playing the game. As it stands, first level characters cannot buy potions. The only characters who can buy magic items at first level are characters with an item creation feat, which limits them to scrolls. Even then, it's only items they can create. If a wizard wants a first level scroll, it has to be a spell in his spellbook (or he couldn't have created it).l
pedr 06-06-05, 05:52 PM	Was it like this in LotGR? Seems really very restrictive and I'm not sure what the reasoning for it is either. I guess the 'take one for the team' option helps if a table gets together without a cleric, but still!
Sieylianna 06-06-05, 05:57 PM	Was it like this in LotGR? Seems really very restrictive and I'm not sure what the reasoning for it is either. I guess the 'take one for the team' option helps if a table gets together without a cleric, but still! Yes, this is pretty much the way LGR worked. The biggest difference is that LGR allowed access to some potions/scrolls/wands/etc. at first level through the PCs starting region. That is gone in MoH. Ed