D&D Bathtub?

[thalmin]

Has anyone included a bathtub in any D&D/Pathfinder equipment lists? Not a just bath, need the tub. (We have a strange game) We need the weight and price.

 

[Gilladian]

IRL a cast iron bath tub is VERY heavy. You'd need 2-3 people to move it anywhere. Easily several hundred pounds. I'd say it would cost 10-30 gp depending on how fancy it was...

A wooden tub would still probably weight 30-45 lbs (think a half-barrel, at least). I'd make it cost the same as a large barrel.

 

[thalmin]

Brass, iron, copper, whatever. It's carried on a wagon.

 

[pawsplay]

Looks like about 300 lbs.:

57 Inch Classic Roll Rim Clawfoot Bathtub by Randolph Morris7 Inch Rim Drilling

For the price, I would just figure out the price of that much iron and double it. EDIT: Which works out to 30 gp.

 

[Umbran]

Not a just bath, need the tub. (We have a strange game) We need the weight and price.

The old style copper bathtubs (from before indoor plumbing) were often made of copper, and weigh on the order of 200 lbs (without the 65 or so gallons of water they hold). So, whatever 200 lbs of copper cost, plus some for crafting it into a bathtub.

 

[pawsplay]

D&D 3e/Pathfinder prices copper at half the cost of iron. So the 10 gp to 30 gp range seems to cover all the basic options, from the 200 lb. copper tub to a 300 lb. iron one.

 

[MichaelSomething]

And here I thought you were gonna fill a tub with water, put in some toy ships with minis on them and have a sea adventure. Oh well; maybe next time.

 

[ourchair]

I am disappointed that this is not about playing D&D with friends in a public bath.

It's probably really big to do that nekkid with friends in Laguna.

 

[malraux]

D&D 3e/Pathfinder prices copper at half the cost of iron. So the 10 gp to 30 gp range seems to cover all the basic options, from the 200 lb. copper tub to a 300 lb. iron one.

At those prices, I'd go all out and go for a tub that's closer to small swimming pool.

 

[TheAuldGrump]

You folks may be thinking way too classy - whitewashed tin bathtub, 22" long, 16" wide, 17" deep. (As an antique, selling for $135.)

Going by the one I remember, maybe 35 lbs. - still a bit to lug, but not bad in the back of a cart.

The Auld Grump