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Message: <blockquote data-quote="lordxaviar" data-source="post: 5560963" data-attributes="member: 56673">my latest party came up with a good business idea... sort of dnd tech...  they harvested some green slime and have been nurturing it.  they have a central town location in an older version of saltmarsh.. (im timing the construction and red tape to take until they reach the time frame of the saltmarsh in the dmgII) and wish to set up a sewage disposal system using the green slime to dispose of the waste. ( I am working out the growth factors for a system failure thus causing a city wide slime problem but thats another story)  I have seen similar ideas using an Otylugh and in a novel they used a chained red dragon.  this business is being set up by the party to take care of the cost of hirelings to run it/maintain it and the taxes on the properties both in town and the "haunted house that they bought outside of town and its upkeep as well. I of course have cause local taxes to keep pace with what they bring in... local inflation as well.nuff on that ...point being I keep coming up with problems that cause the party to need to go adventureing for more untaxed cash, more theft because of their now increased position in the area etc... for every positive there has to be a negative.. for examples of influx of treasure to an economy check out the spanish economy after the new world influx of gold, and the french were masters of mismanagement of funds.. just for examples..one last note on the spellcaster... the guild may charge a fee for selling magic in their jurisdiction, and they may wish to curtail or restrain how much magic is being sold to whom for whatever reasons..</blockquote>

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