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<blockquote data-quote="DSRilk" data-source="post: 4222438" data-attributes="member: 35212"><p>I've never been fond of the kill the monster, get it's loot mantra either.&nbsp; In my world, the PCs are mainly supported by the townsfolk themselves.&nbsp; First, it really doesn't cost THAT much to get a room for the night and some food as my game world economy assumes a lot less money is floating around.&nbsp; Second, in my world the PCs are &quot;saving the world,&quot; not being professional monster hunters and looters.&nbsp; Because of this, they gain allies and friends amongst both the commoners and the nobility.&nbsp; The PCs are the heroes.&nbsp; They become well known if not famous.&nbsp; And just like if Brad Pitt came to town he'd have a bunch of offers of free food and lodging, so to do the PCs.&nbsp; Also consider how much a local inn or tavern would PAY to have someone famous stay there -- especially if the person was famous for protecting the land (and this inn) from the horrors of the world.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="DSRilk, post: 4222438, member: 35212"] I've never been fond of the kill the monster, get it's loot mantra either. In my world, the PCs are mainly supported by the townsfolk themselves. First, it really doesn't cost THAT much to get a room for the night and some food as my game world economy assumes a lot less money is floating around. Second, in my world the PCs are "saving the world," not being professional monster hunters and looters. Because of this, they gain allies and friends amongst both the commoners and the nobility. The PCs are the heroes. They become well known if not famous. And just like if Brad Pitt came to town he'd have a bunch of offers of free food and lodging, so to do the PCs. Also consider how much a local inn or tavern would PAY to have someone famous stay there -- especially if the person was famous for protecting the land (and this inn) from the horrors of the world. [/QUOTE]

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