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<blockquote data-quote="Dorian_Grey" data-source="post: 6994665" data-attributes="member: 6801878"><p>Why go silver? Go for broke and switch to a barter economy! I'm only partially kidding. I've always wanted to play a campaign where the characters had their class abilities but those were secondary to their skills/backgrounds. So if you're a fighter and a farmer, your primary concern is raising crops or tending animals and the adventures might focus around cattle theft and people trying to poison your plants. If you need a new suit of armor, you make a deal with the blacksmith to trade eggs for a shield, helmet, and breastplate. </p><p></p><p>Then a goblin raid hits the town, and the townspeople gather together to organize a response. So you and your neighbors (the other players) get together and attack the goblins. When you do so you find out that they have some stolen cattle, some furniture, and even some raw materials (lumber and ore). So you haul it all back to town and now are wealthy! One of the cattle is even marked as the baron's own. So you escort the cow back to the baron, who rewards you with 10 silver coins. Now you're super wealthy!</p><p></p><p>It could be a ton of fun. Maybe not most people's idea of fun, but I'd find it fun!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dorian_Grey, post: 6994665, member: 6801878"] Why go silver? Go for broke and switch to a barter economy! I'm only partially kidding. I've always wanted to play a campaign where the characters had their class abilities but those were secondary to their skills/backgrounds. So if you're a fighter and a farmer, your primary concern is raising crops or tending animals and the adventures might focus around cattle theft and people trying to poison your plants. If you need a new suit of armor, you make a deal with the blacksmith to trade eggs for a shield, helmet, and breastplate. Then a goblin raid hits the town, and the townspeople gather together to organize a response. So you and your neighbors (the other players) get together and attack the goblins. When you do so you find out that they have some stolen cattle, some furniture, and even some raw materials (lumber and ore). So you haul it all back to town and now are wealthy! One of the cattle is even marked as the baron's own. So you escort the cow back to the baron, who rewards you with 10 silver coins. Now you're super wealthy! It could be a ton of fun. Maybe not most people's idea of fun, but I'd find it fun! [/QUOTE]
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