My DMG is not yet here, nor are the guidelines in the Basic rules (yet). I'm wondering, what is the treasure distribution guidelines in the DMG looks like.
A couple of Specific questions, either inferred or outright stated.
1.) How much gold does a typical encounter give? Are we talking tens of gold, hundreds, or thousands, especially at low level.
2.) Is there a guide to how many magic items to give during an encounter or per level? (1 per level, etc)?
3.) What does epic level (17+) look like? Dragon hordes?
4.) How does the treasure stack up to 1e, 2e, or 3e treasure? Close enough that a module could be used with no change to treasure or would it require tailoring (less gold, fewer items, etc)?
I realize that a.) the DM sets it what he wants and b.) there is no expected 'wealth per level', but every edition has had guides to keep the game from descending into Monty Haul or becoming too stingy.
A couple of Specific questions, either inferred or outright stated.
1.) How much gold does a typical encounter give? Are we talking tens of gold, hundreds, or thousands, especially at low level.
2.) Is there a guide to how many magic items to give during an encounter or per level? (1 per level, etc)?
3.) What does epic level (17+) look like? Dragon hordes?
4.) How does the treasure stack up to 1e, 2e, or 3e treasure? Close enough that a module could be used with no change to treasure or would it require tailoring (less gold, fewer items, etc)?
I realize that a.) the DM sets it what he wants and b.) there is no expected 'wealth per level', but every edition has had guides to keep the game from descending into Monty Haul or becoming too stingy.
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