Downtime Trading (PSR Supplement)
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| As your level increases from adventuring you gain the clout, knowledge, and connections to find specialized merchants, black markets, and back-door deals. Under this rule, starting from 5th level you can both buy and sell uncommon items, and from 10th level you can buy and sell rare items. |
When you finish a day of downtime, you can buy any common items for their listed cost, and sell any common items you have to gain half their cost in coins or other Goods.
Potions and other consumables sell for a quarter of their cost instead of half.
Goods can be bought and sold for their full cost. Even gold pieces themselves are technically goods.
Repairs
When you conduct downtime trade, you can pay for repairs to any of your items that has been damaged but not destroyed. Each hit point to be repaired costs 1 gold.
With the right proficiency you can repair items yourself during a phase. Restoring an object that has been destroyed instead takes an entire downtime activity, and can only be attempted if you're proficient in the right artisan's tool.
For a trifling item it's more economical to replace it.
What’s Worth Selling
Typically only items you've previously bought, goods, and uncommon items are worth a notable number of coins. Junk stripped from monsters or dungeon rooms typically has no market value and can't be sold during downtime.
Items of rarity above "uncommon" are regarded as too risky or dubious by most merchants, or outright too expensive, and thus can’t be sold during downtime. You might still be able to find a buyer outside of downtime.
