Normal Shops and Special Shops will also be displayed here, when I add new items to the shop, I will not posting a new posts, since posting a new post would mean a new event, I will only edit the shop post while adding new items, so be sure to check this out from time to time.

Here you can buy or rent lands for your own purposes. However It takes a lot of money and quite a lot of time to be invested in such endeavors. You'll be able to erect your own house or castle that would generate weekly to monthly income for you. Special rooms inside these structures are also available to be made that have their own magical or practical effects as well. Like making your own tools, armor or magical items. Be sure to read this category properly from below..


Since I'm too tired to list down the price all the time, I have revised the shopping process of the game, giving players the every possible outcome and prices within the game.

Prices: Each shops promotes the [Standard] Price, If you wish to haggle, you can roll a persuasion/intimidation/deception check to see if you can get a better price. A succesful haggle would put the price at the [Discounted] value, failing the DC would place it at the [Markup] Value. See the table below for the DCs.

Note: Any items you don't see here, you can still look for in downtime. Even if its not listed here it doesn't mean you won't find a seller in the city, you just have to look (investigation) around.



Note: Anything not listed here is basically unavailable or out of stock however it does not mean some shops don't have them. You'll just have to ask around, Various checks would be given to you just to see if you can find a seller to have such an item. Some stocks are not infinite, and eventually stocks will run out.

You can roll per item;

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In a world full of weird and wonderful magic, it seems only right that natural narcotics can have a powerful effect on characters. Purchasing drugs are only available to limited situations;

• Characters with the criminal/spy/entertainer/pirate/guild merchant background
• Characters who can speak Can't Thieves
• Has established connection and is neutral or higher favor with the Thief's guild or any criminal organization.
• Has established connection with an NPC with a decent authority and connection to criminal organizations.

Whilst drugs are powerful, they are also highly addictive, and are categorised by the following 5 classes;


Once any effects or side-effects of the drug have worn off, the creature must take a constitution saving throw based on the drug class, or become addicted. If an addicted creature has not found drugs to satisfy their cravings, they will start to experience withdrawal symptoms. As the gratification time gets near to passing, the creature starts to crave the substance and must seek out a high if possible. It is left to me on how this is enforced; perhaps a change in character flaws, or a reward of inspiration.

To gratify the cravings, the creature must consume a drug of the same severity as their addiction level. If they do so, the gratification time resets. If the creature has not been gratified once the time has elapsed, the creature must take a constitution saving throw against the DC shown on the withdrawal damage table. On a failed throw the creature takes full damage, and half as much on a save. Whether or not the creature fails, the severity is reduced down to the next level and the process now repeats, with the creature craving drugs that match the new level of addiction.

Note: Characters may build up tolerance to drugs over time. Each time an addicted creature consumes a drug to stave off the withdrawal symptoms, they gain a tolerance point (to a maximum of 5). They can then add the number of tolerance points to any future addiction or withdrawal damage saving throws. For a clean creature, the tolerance points go down for each day that the creature does not consume drugs.

There might be more narcotics out there that isnt listed here. Only common to rare ones are here while further rarity's might needed to be discovered or persuaded to be revealed to you through connections.

The hugely popular founder of The Ink and Pain Club, Dirk Seldom is a retired adventurer of simple upbringing, for whom the thrill of the escapade was its own reward. He grew up in Dene's busy Dock Ward, and briefly served in the Church of Lathander, but his heart yearned to explore and adventure. With the questing life now behind him, Dirk lives the classic adventurer's dream of running his own shop. He remains a true adventurer's paragon. As a long-term party leader, multi-classed combatant, being able to net the E Rank and veteran of countless expeditions, his wealth of experience is considerable. He remains keenly enthusiastic about the adventuring life and is only too happy to share his tales with any who will listen.

When he was adventuring, he always had a sense of dread when him and his companions would return home to the guild, with much and grime on their faces and all ove theirs bodies, they smiled like a ogre's pits most of the time. Now he started his shop in hopes to give his fellow adventurers the luxury of not dealing with such a pesky oversight when it comes to hygiene and even looking good. Recently his shop turned quite the sales when he had announce half price to all of his products giving this statement to the local gazzette;

"EVERY ADVENTURER HAS THEIR swords, bows, and armor. Most lumber around with backpacks full of loot and treasure from their dangerous dungeon excursions. Yet despite how much they hope to be seen as impressive or intimidating, they’ll never be taken seriously by most unless they can look good doing it. Yes, the chumps will tell you that looks are just that and beauty is skin deep, but they’ll be the first to be forgotten after all is said and done. A true adventurer knows how to leave an impression at first glance. Be it with the princess in need of rescue or a dragon to be slain, that first sight should set the stage for your glorious victories. So first things first, you need to look as powerful as you hope to be."

Note: These magical items are meant to give players another way of customizing their characters, while still being functional. The majority of these items are consumable or have a limited number of uses. Mechanically they function similarly to spell scrolls that are ready to use at a moments notice by anyone who has them applied, or like a wand that doesn’t normally recharge its charges.

The items in general focus on the idea of preparing them ahead of time. This means they can’t be applied at a moments notice when problems arise. A majority of cosmetics can only be applied to a character during a short or long rest, and equipable items usually require attunement. In additon to this, if an item is applied and not used after 24 hours, then the magical effects are lost and the item needs to be reapplied.

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Eye cosmetic products come in eyeshadows and false lashes. Eyeshadow can be applied during a short or long rest and remain applied for 24 hours or until removed, unless otherwise noted. Lashes can be worn like an accessory over the eyes which takes a few rounds to do in battle, so do it beforehand. You can only equip one kind of eye shadow and lashes at the same time.




Fragrances can be applied to a single creature during a short or long rest and last for 6 hours or until removed, unless otherwise noted. Can only apply one type of perfume at a given time, should you apply a different perfume before the other one expires, the new application will overwrite the old.




Hair cosmetic products come in balms and dyes, or wigs. Hair dyes and hair tonics require a short or long rest to be applied to a creature and their effects fade after 24 hours unless otherwise noted. Wigs can be worn normally as head equiptment. You can only equip one kind of dye or wig. You cannot apply a magical dye on a magical wig.




Lipsticks can be applied during a short or long rest and their remains applied for 24 hours, unless removed or the magic is removed by other means. Once the magic is expended, you will have to reapply the lipstick to ready its effects. Only one kind of lipstick can be applied at a time, applying a different kind would overwrite the old one.




One use of a nailpolish covers a single nail and can only be applied during short or long rests. To clarify, you can apply multiple nailpolish during the short or long rest periods. Once applied the Nailpolish remains there for 24 hours, until removed or the magic is spent in each nail. You can also mix and match the types of nailpolishe you use, you cannot however place a different nailpolish on a nail that already has a different type of nailpolish. Once the magic is expended, you will have to reapply the Nailpolish to ready its effects.




Creams and lotions can be applied during a short or long rest and remains applied for 24 hours, unless removed or the magic is removed by other means. Can only apply one type of cream at a time.

A castle on a wind-swept cliff, overlooking a verdant, bone-strewn valley where an ancient battle took place. Set against the seaside, an open-air ivory-columned temple spreads its arms wide to welcome in the elements. At a clusty crossroads, a lone trading post invites all travelers, especially those with purses filled with gold, or lips laden with rumors. As storied as these locations may be, they were all founded at one point by historical figures. Bold, noteworthy folk of many walks of life who invested coin and manpower into building these landmarks for purposes inscrutable, either lost to the passage of time or handed down in song and story between the generations. Immortality is available to all adventurers with sufficient coin, Should they wish to own or build it themselves.

Players often wish to leave their mark on the world. To establish something grand that can survive their characters and change the world around them, making it altogether better, worse, or simply different for its presence. Structures that are created by the characters are an excellent opportunity for roleplaying, quests, and story, being an instantly visible and prominent part of the city and perhaps the world, influencing those regions nearby. A structure or land included in this game is typically both a focal point of the overall narrative and an investment opportunity for the player characters. The more gold and time characters spend expanding, improving, and staffing their structure; The more benefits, defense, and utility it provides. A well-governed structure can act as a military bastion, a powerful trading hub, or the spiritual center of a faith, and those that control the structure may stand as the stewards of the fates of millions. Is this too imposing? Well you can also just make your own home or rent one and just live your life in a more simpler life.

Should players wish to build a home or structure, they must pay the associated construction fee and invest the proper construction time to build it, as indicated on the Buildable Structures table. If this structure will be on owned land in Dene or other governed places in the region, players must typically buy the land to be allowed to build by the government, at a price determined by its size and location. The price of land typically runs between 100 gold and 1000 gold, for a small to, well-sized plot, but can stretch upwards of 5,000 for a large, expansive plot. I will determine land prices, and not all land is inherently for sale. You will have to ask around, ask for favors, and based on your connections some lands maybe available for you to attain through unique quests or favors.

The cost of construction includes materials and labor, and players need not be present during construction. If a character is present and contributes to, labor each for the entire duration of the construction time, then it maybe possible to reduce the structure's total cost by a percentage equal to half the character's level, rounded up. Multiple characters may work on a structure for its entire construction time in this way to secure this benefit multiple times.

Damaged Structures. You may also rebuild damaged structures you happen upon, should I determine you can make a legitimate claim to its ownership. You do not have to pay full price for such a structure and may not necessarily have to purchase the land this structure is on. The construction time and cost of a damaged structure varies directly with the amount of damage the structure has taken. This will be determined by me and will give you the necessary values once an expert looks at the damage and the overall cost of the area found.