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<blockquote data-quote="mlund" data-source="post: 6548905" data-attributes="member: 50304">CR 15, OK, so you're either splitting that 4-6 ways else you're basically a demi-god capable of subjugating your own petty kingdom. Cut 30,000 GP 5 ways yields 6,000 GP, enough for two people to live the &quot;comfortable&quot; lifestyle for 1500 days, a little more than 4 years - assuming they don't have any children they have to pay for. Even doubling the worth with gems, items, and art-objects leads to less than 20 person-years worth of expenses (assuming no family expenses). If you have to pay for a wife and say 3 kids over the next 40 years (assuming you leave nothing to them when you die) you're looking at about 12 dragon hordes, give or take. I'm calling &quot;pants&quot; on that.Seriously, the downtime expenses and gold inflation in this game are so out of whack it's hilarious.Marty Lund(This has been your daily dose of Pedantic Accountancy &amp; Dragons.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mlund, post: 6548905, member: 50304"] CR 15, OK, so you're either splitting that 4-6 ways else you're basically a demi-god capable of subjugating your own petty kingdom. Cut 30,000 GP 5 ways yields 6,000 GP, enough for two people to live the "comfortable" lifestyle for 1500 days, a little more than 4 years - assuming they don't have any children they have to pay for. Even doubling the worth with gems, items, and art-objects leads to less than 20 person-years worth of expenses (assuming no family expenses). If you have to pay for a wife and say 3 kids over the next 40 years (assuming you leave nothing to them when you die) you're looking at about 12 dragon hordes, give or take. I'm calling "pants" on that. Seriously, the downtime expenses and gold inflation in this game are so out of whack it's hilarious. Marty Lund (This has been your daily dose of Pedantic Accountancy & Dragons.) [/QUOTE]

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