A Path of the Nomad character of a certain level should have equipment totaling the values presented below. When determining their total wealth, include all of the following:

cash
gems, art and jewelry
magic items (market price)
consumables (market price)
non-magical equipment (if under level 6)

At the game master's discretion they may include the following:

non-magical equipment (if level 6 or above)
rituals not gained from leveling (market price)
ritual components

Do not include the following:

tax exempt items (such as game master items)
strongholds
favours with monetary values
special items from major sponsors, unless purchased
rituals gained from levels

The following table gives the exact values for how much total wealth a character should have by the end of that level. That is, a level 6 character should have between 6g 28s, but not necessarily more than 8g 60s. It is measured in blue crowns, gold30 pieces and silver30 pieces. See the economy page for a detailed explanation of the various values.

Heroic		Paragon		Epic
1	1g 70s	11	34g 30s	21	2bc 4g 20s
2	2g 80s	12	43g 10s	22	2bc 33g 40s
3	3g 50s	13	53g 40s	23	2bc 65g 30s
4	4g 62s	14	65g 32s	24	3bc 0g 2s
5	6g 28s	15	78g 98s	25	3bc 37g 68s
6	8g 60s	16	94g 50s	26	3bc 78g 40s
7	11g 70s	17	1bc 12g 00s	27	4bc 22g 30s
8	15g 70s	18	1bc 31g 60s	28	4bc 69g 50s
9	20g 72s	19	1bc 53g 42s	29	5bc 20g 12s
10	26g 88s	20	1bc 77g 58s	30	5bc 74g 28s

Excessive Wealth

A character that has more than twice the values listed above in character wealth is at serious risk of a visit from the Tax Men, a vigilante organization that makes a living off of "taxing" adventurers.

Low Level Wealth

Lower heroic level characters are given more leniency with their wealth by level, as it is very easy to exceed it if they play in a few games with higher level characters. These characters should not be concerned with their wealth unless they approach triple the suggested value.

Tax Men Wealth by Level

Tax Collectors calculate their wealth by level differently than other characters. When determining wealth for characters with this sponsor, two separate totals are needed, foundation wealth and operating wealth. Both of these values are equal to their standard wealth by level, and if either value is greater than their wealth by level at the end of the game, it must immediately be reduced to the appropriate amount.

Foundation wealth includes . . .

cash
gems, art, jewelry
magic items (market price)
non-magical equipment
rituals not gained from leveling (market price)

Operating wealth includes . . .

consumables (market price)
ritual components

In order to prevent from losing large payoffs, a Tax Collector may set aside foundation wealth to be used for purchases between adventures. This wealth must be spent before the next adventure, or else it is lost.