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Thank the D&D 3rd edition rules for the presentation of such a "realistic" monster economy. IWD2 faithfully converts 3rd ed treasure assumptions, hence Goblin encounters at lvl 4 giving you more money than an average peasant makes in a year. Having said that, I don't mind these ridiculous treasure hordes at all in a computer game where you are fighting 10-20x the monsters that you encounter in PnP game. It's the current 3rd ed campaign that I am running at a friends request that I "try the new system out" where I feel that the treasure/economy is out of all control [img]smile.gif[/img] (sighs and gets out Rolemaster books, begins designing new campaign)
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