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How long does Xendros from Ghosts of Saltmarsh need for this downtime activity?


How long do creatures from a Bag of Tricks last?How to calculate earnings for downtime buildings when the hero is away?Are there rules for multiple characters working on the same downtime activity besides crafting?Is this how Natural Explorer works for long distance travel?How does the repair downtime action work in Scum and Villainy?How do the activity limitations for a long rest work in the Gritty Realism variant?How does the AC of ships in Ghosts of Saltmarsh interact with the optional vehicle proficiency rules from Xanathar's?How does the “Of Ships and the Sea” appendix of Ghosts of Saltmarsh differ from the Unearthed Arcana version?What does Ghosts of Saltmarsh mean by a suit of Medium mithral armor?Do the rules for the “Buying a Magic Item” downtime activity allow a character an opportunity to purchase the item later?






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Xendros asks for a 50 gp retainer to engage her services as an item broker each week, and the process consumes a character’s effort for a week as it involves multiple meetings to haggle over prices, specific desired features, and so on. If the characters pay the retainer, roll twice on Magic Item Table F and once each on tables A, B, C, D, and E in the Dungeon Master’s Guide to determine which magic items Xendros has on offer in any given week. (Unsold items are shipped elsewhere and regularly replaced with new options.)

If the characters want a specific item, Xendros can fulfill a request for an item from Table F or Table G with 1d4 weeks of work.




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    @V2Blast If other people think that it isn't spoilerish, that's fine, it can be un-spoilered. I was exercising perhaps an abundance of caution. As I see it (from the DM perspective) the vending of these items should emerge during role play as the PCs interact with this NPC. But that's not the only way to look at it.
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Got a question about Xendros in Ghost of Saltmarsh.




Xendros asks for a 50 gp retainer to engage her services as an item broker each week, and the process consumes a character’s effort for a week as it involves multiple meetings to haggle over prices, specific desired features, and so on. If the characters pay the retainer, roll twice on Magic Item Table F and once each on tables A, B, C, D, and E in the Dungeon Master’s Guide to determine which magic items Xendros has on offer in any given week. (Unsold items are shipped elsewhere and regularly replaced with new options.)

If the characters want a specific item, Xendros can fulfill a request for an item from Table F or Table G with 1d4 weeks of work.




If the Player goes with the specific item. Is it 1d4 + 1 week or is it just 1d4 weeks of down time?










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    @KorvinStarmast how long must an adventure be released before it is no longer considered to be new enough to warrant using the spoiler tag? Just curious.
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    @ARandomGuy: I don't think year of release is generally the concern for systems with adventures still being printed - it's moreso about whether it's actually a spoiler or not. (I don't know whether it is, in this case, as I haven't played GoS; it doesn't seem like one.)
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    @V2Blast If other people think that it isn't spoilerish, that's fine, it can be un-spoilered. I was exercising perhaps an abundance of caution. As I see it (from the DM perspective) the vending of these items should emerge during role play as the PCs interact with this NPC. But that's not the only way to look at it.
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Got a question about Xendros in Ghost of Saltmarsh.




Xendros asks for a 50 gp retainer to engage her services as an item broker each week, and the process consumes a character’s effort for a week as it involves multiple meetings to haggle over prices, specific desired features, and so on. If the characters pay the retainer, roll twice on Magic Item Table F and once each on tables A, B, C, D, and E in the Dungeon Master’s Guide to determine which magic items Xendros has on offer in any given week. (Unsold items are shipped elsewhere and regularly replaced with new options.)

If the characters want a specific item, Xendros can fulfill a request for an item from Table F or Table G with 1d4 weeks of work.




If the Player goes with the specific item. Is it 1d4 + 1 week or is it just 1d4 weeks of down time?










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Got a question about Xendros in Ghost of Saltmarsh.




Xendros asks for a 50 gp retainer to engage her services as an item broker each week, and the process consumes a character’s effort for a week as it involves multiple meetings to haggle over prices, specific desired features, and so on. If the characters pay the retainer, roll twice on Magic Item Table F and once each on tables A, B, C, D, and E in the Dungeon Master’s Guide to determine which magic items Xendros has on offer in any given week. (Unsold items are shipped elsewhere and regularly replaced with new options.)

If the characters want a specific item, Xendros can fulfill a request for an item from Table F or Table G with 1d4 weeks of work.




If the Player goes with the specific item. Is it 1d4 + 1 week or is it just 1d4 weeks of down time?







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    @KorvinStarmast how long must an adventure be released before it is no longer considered to be new enough to warrant using the spoiler tag? Just curious.
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    @ARandomGuy: I don't think year of release is generally the concern for systems with adventures still being printed - it's moreso about whether it's actually a spoiler or not. (I don't know whether it is, in this case, as I haven't played GoS; it doesn't seem like one.)
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    @V2Blast If other people think that it isn't spoilerish, that's fine, it can be un-spoilered. I was exercising perhaps an abundance of caution. As I see it (from the DM perspective) the vending of these items should emerge during role play as the PCs interact with this NPC. But that's not the only way to look at it.
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    – Sdjz
    Sep 27 at 10:43










  • $begingroup$
    Added spoilers since this is a recently published adventure.
    $endgroup$
    – KorvinStarmast
    Sep 27 at 13:12










  • $begingroup$
    @KorvinStarmast how long must an adventure be released before it is no longer considered to be new enough to warrant using the spoiler tag? Just curious.
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    – A Random Guy
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  • $begingroup$
    @ARandomGuy: I don't think year of release is generally the concern for systems with adventures still being printed - it's moreso about whether it's actually a spoiler or not. (I don't know whether it is, in this case, as I haven't played GoS; it doesn't seem like one.)
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  • $begingroup$
    @V2Blast If other people think that it isn't spoilerish, that's fine, it can be un-spoilered. I was exercising perhaps an abundance of caution. As I see it (from the DM perspective) the vending of these items should emerge during role play as the PCs interact with this NPC. But that's not the only way to look at it.
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$begingroup$
Added spoilers since this is a recently published adventure.
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$begingroup$
Added spoilers since this is a recently published adventure.
$endgroup$
– KorvinStarmast
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$begingroup$
@KorvinStarmast how long must an adventure be released before it is no longer considered to be new enough to warrant using the spoiler tag? Just curious.
$endgroup$
– A Random Guy
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$begingroup$
@KorvinStarmast how long must an adventure be released before it is no longer considered to be new enough to warrant using the spoiler tag? Just curious.
$endgroup$
– A Random Guy
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$begingroup$
@ARandomGuy: I don't think year of release is generally the concern for systems with adventures still being printed - it's moreso about whether it's actually a spoiler or not. (I don't know whether it is, in this case, as I haven't played GoS; it doesn't seem like one.)
$endgroup$
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$begingroup$
@ARandomGuy: I don't think year of release is generally the concern for systems with adventures still being printed - it's moreso about whether it's actually a spoiler or not. (I don't know whether it is, in this case, as I haven't played GoS; it doesn't seem like one.)
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$begingroup$
@V2Blast If other people think that it isn't spoilerish, that's fine, it can be un-spoilered. I was exercising perhaps an abundance of caution. As I see it (from the DM perspective) the vending of these items should emerge during role play as the PCs interact with this NPC. But that's not the only way to look at it.
$endgroup$
– KorvinStarmast
Sep 28 at 1:47




$begingroup$
@V2Blast If other people think that it isn't spoilerish, that's fine, it can be un-spoilered. I was exercising perhaps an abundance of caution. As I see it (from the DM perspective) the vending of these items should emerge during role play as the PCs interact with this NPC. But that's not the only way to look at it.
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The wording is a little ambiguous, but here's the way my table runs Xendros:



If you want a specific item, it takes Xendros 1d4 weeks to find it. The characters can have adventures or just have several weeks of downtime until Xendros returns from sailing around the world. When Xendros returns after 1d4 weeks, the character requesting the specific item must spend a week of downtime to haggle over the specifics of pricing. So it takes a total of 1d4 + 1 week to complete the transaction, but the PCs only have to spend one week of downtime.






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    If you want a specific item, it takes Xendros 1d4 weeks to find it. The characters can have adventures or just have several weeks of downtime until Xendros returns from sailing around the world. When Xendros returns after 1d4 weeks, the character requesting the specific item must spend a week of downtime to haggle over the specifics of pricing. So it takes a total of 1d4 + 1 week to complete the transaction, but the PCs only have to spend one week of downtime.






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      The wording is a little ambiguous, but here's the way my table runs Xendros:



      If you want a specific item, it takes Xendros 1d4 weeks to find it. The characters can have adventures or just have several weeks of downtime until Xendros returns from sailing around the world. When Xendros returns after 1d4 weeks, the character requesting the specific item must spend a week of downtime to haggle over the specifics of pricing. So it takes a total of 1d4 + 1 week to complete the transaction, but the PCs only have to spend one week of downtime.






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        If you want a specific item, it takes Xendros 1d4 weeks to find it. The characters can have adventures or just have several weeks of downtime until Xendros returns from sailing around the world. When Xendros returns after 1d4 weeks, the character requesting the specific item must spend a week of downtime to haggle over the specifics of pricing. So it takes a total of 1d4 + 1 week to complete the transaction, but the PCs only have to spend one week of downtime.






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        If you want a specific item, it takes Xendros 1d4 weeks to find it. The characters can have adventures or just have several weeks of downtime until Xendros returns from sailing around the world. When Xendros returns after 1d4 weeks, the character requesting the specific item must spend a week of downtime to haggle over the specifics of pricing. So it takes a total of 1d4 + 1 week to complete the transaction, but the PCs only have to spend one week of downtime.







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