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| Rageheart11-06-06, 01:40 AM | Are there, or has any one created an all in one treasure generation table that merges the standard (DMG) and the psionic (XPB)? If not I think it would be a nice thing for a Mind's Eye article COUGH*Mark* ;) ... or even a Web suppliment COUGH*Tempest*COUGH*Bacris :D |
| munin11-06-06, 12:38 PM | Different campaigns have different ratios of magic to psionic items. Some campaigns may change the ratio as the adventurers approach a psionic "source". Better just to roll a percentile to decide which tables to roll from. |
| Amaril04-30-07, 11:47 AM | Different campaigns have different ratios of magic to psionic items. Some campaigns may change the ratio as the adventurers approach a psionic "source". Better just to roll a percentile to decide which tables to roll from. There's no reason why this tool couldn't allow you to select sources and/or select ratios of psionic to magic items. Ideally, the new tables in MIC should suffice since they include psionic items. |
| Rageheart04-30-07, 12:20 PM | Ideally, the new tables in MIC should suffice since they include psionic items. DO they now... hmmm. I may have to get that one after all. |
| Amaril04-30-07, 12:48 PM | Yep, and the psionic items themselves are presented in the book as well. You'll especially like how the new tables are broken down, too. Imagine browsing the tables for items by character level. |
| Rageheart04-30-07, 01:28 PM | Yep, and the psionic items themselves are presented in the book as well. You'll especially like how the new tables are broken down, too. Imagine browsing the tables for items by character level. :plotting::clap: |