My understanding is that the system is mute on whether this includes or excludes the amount captured by the manorial lord. IвЂ™ve seen some people in my various DnD Facebook groups confused about magic item distribution in 5e. It works out to 50вЂ“110sp per family per month for peasant families (including 20sp from direct taxation and the rest from work on manorial lands), and 60sp per familiar per month for skilled trades (again including 20sp from taxation).ДЄssuming that manorial lords capture much of the value of peasant family labor (basically, as much as they can while still retaining living peasants), I'd say this leaves a peasant family with something like 60sp per month, enough for daily consumption of one loaf of bread (1sp), one pound of cheese (5cp) and one dozen eggs (5cp) - by skimping on the daily egg amount you can get some ale, and once in a while a 1sp pound of meat.ДЄs for families in the skilled trades: an apprentice earns 100sp per month and a master craftsman earns 400sp. I think probably ACKS currently has the best system for thinking through this, via the per-family revenues collected by manorial lords.

Funny enough, IIRC, that is a higher profit margin than somebody making magic items with a cost in XP also. Dmg Magic Items Creation Cost 5e 2 CRAFTING MAGIC ITEMS Item Rarity Creation Cost (gp) Minimum Level Common 100 3 Uncommon 500 3 Rare 5000 6 Very Rare 50000 11 Legendary 500000 17 In addition, if an item can cast a spell, the crafter must be able to cast that specific spell as well, doing so for each day of creation. The ship can use its helm to move with its. Each creature within 5 feet of that point must make a successful DC 12 Dexterity saving throw or take 10 (3d6) fire damage. The ship drops a bomb at a point directly below it. For lords, landowners, and such, it would depend on their domain management and the Kingmaker system and certain skill rolls and how much of their Build Points they convert to gold.Д®dited because I forgot the craftsmen would have to spend half that on materials. The ship can fire its ballistas (DMG, ch. +10 is achievable by a 1st level character with good stats, feats, and masterwork tools, but it does act as a maximum and assumes they can sell everything they make while normally assuming it works like Profession. So an NPC with Craft weapon with +10 to his roll and taking ten working on DC 20 items (complex or superior items or masterwork weapons) could be making 40 GP/week. Most other skills like Craft would make things if able to sell all he could make would be his roll times DC of item being made in SP per week. I believe that is the default for PCs trying to find work in downtime.

People with a Profession earn half their roll in gold per week of work, so if a skill of 4 and taking ten, 7 GP per week. Click to expand.1E: AD&D has a list of hirelings and their salaries.ДЈE/PF: Common laborers, peasants, and farmers earn 1 SP per day or 7 SP per week.

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