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: In a highly magical setting, it does not! Why aren't there magical cooking pots and house-warmers and coolers and sanitation devices? Labor-saving devices are ubiquitous because they're AWESOME. Why wouldn't there be similar things in a magical world? | : In a highly magical setting, it does not! Why aren't there magical cooking pots and house-warmers and coolers and sanitation devices? Labor-saving devices are ubiquitous because they're AWESOME. Why wouldn't there be similar things in a magical world? | ||
: Thus, lay magic. Lay magic items are not weapons or armor or crystal balls, they don't really make | : Thus, lay magic. Lay magic items are not weapons or armor or crystal balls, they don't really make your character much 'strongler' in the game mechanics, they exist to be convenient and make the game world feel more 'fleshed out'. They are always completely optional, and the GM rules if any or all or none of them are available. | ||
: Ask your GM before you buy any of these, and see just how awesome, or scary, your game world is! | : Ask your GM before you buy any of these, and see just how awesome, or scary, your game world is! | ||