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Message: <blockquote data-quote="CubeKnight" data-source="post: 4788748" data-attributes="member: 64959">Myself, I'd go with C), selling each item at a random price (IIRC, the DMG says stores usually sell at (60+1d6*10)% market price), and at a random interval. Of course, the employee and the store itself have running costs.To simulate cheaper and more popular items selling faster, I'd do something like:- The level of the item determines the number of dice- The 'rarity' of the item determines the die size.Fex: Longswords are popular (d4). A +1 Longsword would take 1d4 days to sell. Totems don't have much demand (d10). A +2 Totem would take 6d10 days to sell.Obviously this would require some finetuning, but I don't see why not let them do it. Plus, you can use it to set some plot hooks.Edit: Oh, yeah, and there'd probably be some costs for repairing/fixing/etc. the items, in other words, restoring and keeping them in brand-new state.</blockquote>