Community Nook

Much like Hawkins, the Community Nook is another bazaar. But unlike Hawkins, the vendors that sell their wares in the Community Nook have rejected the Universal Price Codex. These sellers can sell what they want at whatever price they want. However, because they rejected the Universal Price Codex, they don’t have access to the goods brought into the citadel by the Leira Trading Company, the main company that transports goods between the founding civilizations and the citadel. As a result, prices in the Nook tend to be higher than in the Bazaar.   Anyone wishing to sell in the Nook simply has to pay a 1gp rent for their stall, and then 5% of their profit goes towards maintaining the Nook.  

Running A Stall In The Nook

Players wishing to run a stall in the Nook must possess the necessary skill or tool proficiency to create a product. Additionally, they must have the ability to gather sufficient resources to produce the item. This can be achieved through various means, such as having contacts inside or outside the citadel or utilizing other available resources.   If they are the sole employee at the stall, they will need to make two quick checks to determine their daily earnings. If they spend multiple days working at their stall, the total gold earned will be multiplied by the number of days spent working.  

How it Works

The first check is your Crafting Check, which determines how well you make your product. Roll a d20 check with the tools you are using to craft your product. The result of the roll will determine which dice you use for the final two rolls. Please refer to the table below forthe corresponding dice;   Skill/Tool Check : Dice
1-3 : d4
4-7 : d6
8-11 : d8
12-15 : d10
16-18 : d12
19 or above : d20
  The second check is the Barter Check, which determines how well you can sell your product.   Example. If you are producing Ethereal Ale and your crafting check result is 15, you would roll your bartering check with a d10. if you roll a 5 on the barter check, you would earn 5 gold pieces from selling your product. If you spend 3 days of downtime selling your product, you would multiply this amount by 3, resulting in a total of 15 gold pieces earned.  

Hiring Staff

A stall in the Nook is only able to accommodate one member of staff. You can earn gold passively if you have an employee working your stall; however, they must be paid a signing-on fee and will then take a share of your profits (on top of the Nook’s share and rent). When you have an employee, they make the rolls on your character’s behalf. Their skill and ability to sell the product differ wildly, as do their costs.   Available Candidates (Signing Fee - Profit Share - Skill Modifier)
Ciliren Aesatra / 50gp 5% +1
Mannas Pughalath / 100gp 10% +3
Jhirvis Dugalmath / 200gp 20% +5
Vum / 500gp 30% +7
Pimvias Bullroarer / 1000gp 40% +10
  Roll your employee’s check whenever you return to your stall, and multiply the result by the amount of time you have been away. Remember to subtract your employee’s wages from the final earnings.