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I know that base value sets the upper limit on base item value that could pretty much automatically be found within a city and its markets. But is that referring only to base item value of mundane items, before any magic is applied? For instance, if you have a city with a base value of 3000, does that mean that any munane *or magic* item with a base value of 3000 gp or less can be found there? I.e. would +1 weapons and armor, all potions, all scrolls up to 7th level (and all wizard/cleric/druid scrolls up to 8th level), and so on, be automatically available without a roll? That's the way I've always played it, but one of my players mentioned that he thought it meant only mundane items (after all, there are a few mundane items, such as some transports and some armors and barding that could go above the base value of a city). So now I'm wondering if I was playing it right before. Thoughts?
