House Rules (3.5E)

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Each check represents 1 week's worth of searching for a buyer.  If the check is equal to or greater than the DC, a buyer was found.  Otherwise, a buyer was not found, and a retry check for the same item requires another week's worth of searching.
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In addition to the listed DC's, if an specific item has been sold within the last month in a town, a Gather Information check for every item of that specific kind to be sold beyond the first increases the base DC by 5, cumulatively.  For example, a wizard crafts 4 Bags of Holding and attempts to find a buyer in Sanoan.  For the first Bag of Holding, she must make a Gather Information check against a DC of 16.  If she succeeds the first check (and finds a buyer), and decides to sell a second Bag of Holding, the new Gather Information check is against a DC of 21.  If again a buyer is found and the item is sold, and she decided to sell a third Bag of Holding, the new DC is 26.  Finally, she waits for a month to pass, and again, sells the final Bag of Holding.  The Gather Information DC returns to 16.
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Second, the seller must make an Appraise check to both determine the item's value and attempt to haggle the price of the item. {This statement needs more editing}

Revision as of 04:59, 12 December 2006

Contents

Changes to Official Rules

Magic Mechanics

(See Unreality)

Racial Characteristics

(See Races for changes to the major races compared to those in the Player's Handbook)

Weapon Finesse

In Reydala, you can use the weapon finesse feat with any weapon you are proficient in, not just light weapons.

Bards

Because of their worship of the Melody in Reydala, Bards may not be of any Evil alignment, or else they become Ex-Bards. In addition to being restricted from taking more levels in Bard, they loose all spells, spell-like abilities, and supernatural powers.

The Melody has no prejudice against law and order. Bards may however, become Lawful in alignment (so long as they are not Lawful Evil).

Monks

Monks in Reydala are not restricted to Lawful alignments.

Original Rules

Economics

Like any world with a western trade economy, Reydala has many merchants constantly buying and selling goods around the world's populated towns. And like any standard D&D character, PC's often return from adventuring with loot in hand, and a serious need to sell it off.

To sell an item, first the person has to travel to a town. A Gather Information check must be made to locate a buyer, the Difficulty Class depending on the two factors. The size of the town is one. The base DC for the largest town class, Metropolis, is 10. For each size class below Metropolis, the DC is increased by 2. A table of the DC's are listed below by size:

Town Size Class Gather Information DC Examples
Metropolis 10 Capital of Leyandra
Large City 12 Krasevae
Small City 14
Large Town 16 Sanoan
Small Town 18
Village 20
Hamlet 22 Joven
Thorp 24

Each check represents 1 week's worth of searching for a buyer. If the check is equal to or greater than the DC, a buyer was found. Otherwise, a buyer was not found, and a retry check for the same item requires another week's worth of searching.

In addition to the listed DC's, if an specific item has been sold within the last month in a town, a Gather Information check for every item of that specific kind to be sold beyond the first increases the base DC by 5, cumulatively. For example, a wizard crafts 4 Bags of Holding and attempts to find a buyer in Sanoan. For the first Bag of Holding, she must make a Gather Information check against a DC of 16. If she succeeds the first check (and finds a buyer), and decides to sell a second Bag of Holding, the new Gather Information check is against a DC of 21. If again a buyer is found and the item is sold, and she decided to sell a third Bag of Holding, the new DC is 26. Finally, she waits for a month to pass, and again, sells the final Bag of Holding. The Gather Information DC returns to 16.

Second, the seller must make an Appraise check to both determine the item's value and attempt to haggle the price of the item. {This statement needs more editing}

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