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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tcheb" data-source="post: 276098" data-attributes="member: 3442">Easiser than you think...In almost every campaign I've run, sooner or later the PCs want to start a business.  Since I've decided that running a business isn't what DnD is about, I've got these simple rules.The PCs decides how much cash they want to invest in a business (after the GM decides what the minimum amount is to start it up).  Then every month they roll a d10, and check the following table:0 or below -50% to investment1 -30%2-4 -10%5-7 No change8-9 +10%10 +20%11 and higher +40%These rules aren't very friendly, because I don't want my games to be about bookkeeping.  However, I will allow the PCs to go on adventures to better their monthly rolls.  For example, they run a bar, and have heard that the beer in so-and-so town is far better.  Well, I tell them that they'll get a +1 to their business roll if they were serving that beer.  So, off they go on an adventure to get the beer, somehow...Or a band of orcs in the area is scaring off customers, giving them a -1 to the roll.  Time to go hunt some orc.Or, they can just leave the whole thing to it's own devices to gain or lose money while they're off saving the world.</blockquote>