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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jasper" data-source="post: 55251" data-attributes="member: 277">I have to agree with the col.Use the book cost for adventurers who are pass through. Basically rip off the tourits.When they settle down to build keeps start using the usenet article.Adventurer can throw the economy off if the dm wants to get that detailed. However I too busy getting my villians in order to worry about it.if you really what see how you can mess up adventurers do what I did. My group in Fort Ord Ca complete the Temple of Elemental Evil. They left the dead, the armour, and weapons. And gems on one throne. My Npc cleric hired townspeople to take a couple of wagons and clean up after the party.Blew the next group mine when they hear rumors of the temple and visited Hommlet. When all the villagers have armour and two or more weapons, they don't take any thing off of smart mouth adventurers. In fact, they gave the cleric and one adventure the deed to the moathouse.Of course I never play the adventure where the new owners found out the deed was worthless and the ruler's enforcers wanted to know why they were squatting on the king's fort.D&D allows you to get as detail as you what. But to do so; you have to throw some of the standard charts out the window.  I know one guy who had every important NPC coat of arms designed and half them were drawn out and painted.</blockquote>