This living expense covers all normal room and board charges whenever a character is. Its better simply to charge player characters a monthly living expense. Forcing players to record every purchase their characters make is time-consuming and, plainly put, not very heroic. This is part of the Revised (v.3.5) System Reference Document. Hilde’s Marvellous Scrolls On Priest’s Rise, northeast of the town gate. Is there some sort of system of understanding that so I can gradually upscale the rewards as the campaign goes on as well as give reasonable rewards for side quests.Īnd on that, what exactly besides equipment is there for the party to use their gold on? Long term some are looking to do some building type things but I'm not sure what the base price for that would be so my players don't know how much they are saving towards. As exciting and important as money is for player characters, tracing day-to-day expenses just isnt very interesting. Trident of Fish Command (uncommon, dmg 209)This finely crafted weapon is said to lead the one who wields it to wealth and glory. But I realize I don't truly understand the scale as intrinsically as I would 1000 dollars US. The last few quests have been rescuing kidnapping town's children and recovering bodies that have been grave robbed, both high emotion quests so I figured it made sense to toss a couple hundred gold pieces at them.
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