>I wouldn't personally put knives on the same level as Moon Mage tools, let alone ritual knickknacks.

I agree. Necromancers really should be forced to use more complicated things for thanatology. :P

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>>Don't defend material components or eventually we'll be looking at eroding chakrel being used for Expertise >.>

Huh.

-Armifer
"In our days truth is taken to result from the effacing of the living man behind the mathematical structures that think themselves out in him, rather than he be thinking them." - Emmanuel Levinas

>I love the ideas our players have.

Hateyouall.

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Let's save us all some time: I'm a troll who rarely has anything helpful. There.

>>I think it just backfired.

Backfiring chakrel would be a good way to put some usage risk into using dances. Those Barbarians have been getting off easy when it comes to internal skin damage for far too long.

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>>Huh.
>>I love the ideas our players have.

First reaction: Noooooooo!

Second reaction: Well, I had planned on making chakrel as my hobby, so a market with constant demand doesn't seem too bad!

>>MM tools are about 5 gold. Cleric ritual and commune stuff is cheap, on the order of silvers, and can often be had in the treasure loot system (wine, incense, flint I know I've seen and kept).

Friend, in this day and age, both 5 gold and a few silver are meaningless costs :). As the currently player of a Cleric and at one time a MM, I heavily prefer the extra cost for the convenience of needing only a single item that lasts a long time. Bones and bowls give you several hundred predictions, incense stick is like 5-10.