Romotre said:1 GP for a whore? What kind are we talking here, half-celesital? Remember the gold piece may be the unit of currency for an adventurer, but if a whore made 1gp/session, then thats about 30-50 GP/month. they could retire almost instantly after starting "work"
Anabstercorian said:To get these figures, I divided the Upkeep values on page 142 of the DMG by 30 to determine how much money someone would have to make per day to enter them, then assumed a whore caught a certain number of marks per day. This is how much they'd have to charge per mark to make a living at each income level.
I'm looking at playing a male escort that supposed to of high quality but I have no idea on prices for him to charge as he'll be a PC and don't want be silly for DM, he does have two bodyguards to also pay so that it'll be split between the party but I'm unsure of what I should charge? Any ideas anyone?Do you have any idea how much some of these high priced women get now a-days? A few thousand a night. Sure there will be street walkers that ask for a few coppers. But there will also be the high priced ones that cost 50+ gold. They live in nice places with silk sheets. And they don't work everyday cause they don't need to. THey take the clients they want (ussually have certain clients that come by once a week).
When it comes to prostitution there are many different kinds.
Run this idea past your group; it may sound like hogging the spotlight. If your campaign features lots of downtime between adventures, the DM can review the section on lifestyle levels and adapt the 'self-supporting ranger' section.I'm looking at playing a male escort that supposed to of high quality but I have no idea on prices for him to charge as he'll be a PC and don't want be silly for DM, he does have two bodyguards to also pay so that it'll be split between the party but I'm unsure of what I should charge? Any ideas anyone?
These prices for a sex worker by means of that formula seem problematically underpriced, within the context of the fictitious D&D "economy".This works for me. A little tweaking here and there, but this works. Thanks.
I mean, the party consists of my partner and housemate, we all came up with the idea together and they are all comfortable with the idea as they know I'm not a attention hogger, it's more of a explanation on why and how we are all together, my character has a very painful past, he's paranoid of being trapped and/or abused again so he hires protection and tags along with their adventures and in exchange all money made, including from his clients is split but just unsure what a good price point would be.Run this idea past your group; it may sound like hogging the spotlight. If your campaign features lots of downtime between adventures, the DM can review the section on lifestyle levels and adapt the 'self-supporting ranger' section.
Serious question. In a place like Greyhawk (the city), how much would a low-class prostitute charge? A high-class? I've been DMing for about 14 years, have become pretty good at on the fly stuff, but when this came up, I was stumped. Ideas?
Thanks,

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