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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Antonlowe" data-source="post: 7075729" data-attributes="member: 57841">Earn a Living You may spend a day of downtime working to earn money. This is always an ability check which may add your proficiency bonus if its related to the work you are doing. You earn your check result in copper pieces each day you spend earing a living. 1d20 + Abl + Prof. = CP Per DayJoining a Guild Guilds are powerful organizations that control the levers of commerce and industry. If you join a guild, you gain a number of benefits whenever you decided to Earn a Living. In order to join a guild you must first go through an apprenticeship. This is a 30 day period in which you work under the supervision of a Grandmaster. Your master covers your living expenses while you are working for him. You must meet allthe requirements to complete your apprenticeship.•    have proficiency with the skill or tool commonly associated with that guild (Blacksmith tools for the Armorers Guild for example).  •    Pay a onetime fee of 150cp•    Spend 30 days working under the direction of a Guild Master. Journeyman: If you complete your apprenticeship, you become a Journeyman guild member. You gain advantage on all checks made to Earn a Living. Master: If you have been a journeyman for at least a year, you may attempt to become a master. You must spend 30 days working on a masterpiece. At the end of this period make a skill check DC 15. If you succeed you become a master. If you fail, you must start over. If you are master guild member, you may subtract 10cp from the costs of living any day in which you attempt to Earn a Living. This feature stacks with the one you got from journeyman.  Grandmaster: If you have been a master for at least a year, you may attempt to become a grandmaster. You must spend 30 days working on a masterpiece. At the end of this period make a skill check DC 20. If you succeed you become a grandmaster. If you fail, you must start over. If you are a grandmaster, you may attract 1d4+CHA apprentices each month. You earn an amount equal to 5cp times the number of apprentices you have every day, twice that if you decide to Earn a Living. As a grandmaster, you are also expected to help run the guild and cast important votes regarding guild affairs. Talk with your DM about this. Buying a business By spending 1,800cp you can buy a business. Whenever you decide to earn a living, you gain a +1 bonus to your check result. Each 1800cp you spend on your business increase the bonus by +1. You can hire an assistant for 300cp per month. If you do so you make all Earn a living checks with advantage. Any day in which you don’t decide to earn a living, you still get to roll as if you did, but you so so with disadvantage.</blockquote>

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