Xilabar the Dice Goblin

A #ttrpg nerd and a #rodent lover.

Pfp is my #chinchilla, Muffin, begging to be let out for floor time so she can eat my baseboards. Banner picture is of my two #cavy boars, Oreo (right) and Coffecake (left), who are claiming that I have never fed them once and will soon starve to death, despite the full food bowl behind them.

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Joined 2 years ago
Cake day: September 21st, 2023
  • Xilabar the Dice Goblin@dice.campOPtorpg@ttrpg.network•Let's Make Better Rpg Currencies
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    1 year ago

    @malin @rpg

    I mean, usually my #dnd players strongly dislike tracking encumbrance, so the coins might as well be weightless.

    Something I think people tend to forget about is the practice of “free lunch”. Sit yourself down at the bar, order a drink, and you get access to a whole lunch menu as long as you keep drinking. It particularly makes sense if a pint of beer &/or a single lunch actually costs slightly less than a cp, so two beers would cover the cost.

  • Xilabar the Dice Goblin@dice.campOPtorpg@ttrpg.network•Let's Make Better Rpg Currencies
    6·
    1 year ago

    @malin @rpg

    But it’s coins made of solid gold/silver/copper that players find in dungeons, bring back to town, and immediately spend. People bring their irl money intuition to the table when they need to pull prices out of their ass which results in tavern food costing, like, 10 gold coins per plate. Realistically, given the prices of the materials in the specie coins, I think players paying for stuff in gp should be treated like some rich fuck paying for fast food with Benjamins.