Some of you might be aware that there are Bonus properties that come from the Campaign System – which represents the campaign living standard that your character can afford. Those of you not on the list, have a basic room in a barrack block - or stay in one of the buildings that you own.
There are options to build extra accommodation for yourself in the campaign rules (ask me and I will point them out) as part of your property portfolio - BUT make sure you have an income established first ;}
Now you just need to tell me where you want to be based. Houses and town houses are found in Cities and towns, so you have a choice of Tusk, Ringbridge, Newgate or Oston - assuming you get permission from the landowner.
These don’t have to be your main residence – for example Henry has a number of homes, but generally uses either his manor house in Tusk or the castle at Newgate. Cyrus has a manor house in Ringbridge, and a smaller house in Tusk (for when he is in the city)
See below for the properties you can have as a freebie – and further below for a quick description. This is all based on the PF cost of living standards :}
The following people have enough of an Income to secure a House as a bonus.
These people can have a Town House as a bonus.
Kendrick & Pipre already have a Town House in Tusk – and one of them might have an apartment in Tusk keep.
Descriptions
Barracks Room – You get a small room Just big enough for a small bed, table and chair (let’s say 7.5x5) in a barracks and are entitled to meals in the mess hall. There are baths, toilets etc for communal use You need not track purchases of meals or taxes that cost 1 sp or less.
Town House - Three rooms,(15×20) stacked one on top of each other. Ground = Entrance, storage, washroom. Stairs to – Middle floor: living room, cooking done over the open fire. Stairs to – Top Floor: Sleeping room with sloping ceilings. Generally part of a terrace of houses. Small yard with toilet.- - You eat regular meals and can afford occasional minor luxuries. You still wear artisan style clothing (costs less 10gp), but can afford clothes for everyday use – and a different set for ‘best’ – and they are in fairly good condition. You probably employ a P/T cleaner and P/T cook. You can secure any non-magical item worth 1 gp or less from your home in 1d10 minutes, and need not track purchases of common meals or taxes that cost 1 gp or less.
House - - Think three bedroomed house spread over three floors, top is a half-floor with sloping ceilings. Often has a yard with a toilet and is part of a terrace. Perhaps one live-in servant with others coming in part-time. You eat well and can afford minor luxuries when you feel like it, but you still save up for bigger treats. You probably have a set of Courtier’s clothes for posh occasions. You can secure any non-magical item worth 5 gp or less in your home, and need only track purchases of meals or taxes in excess of 5 gp.
