Haven't fully gone through everything related to crafting yet - but doesn't this argument rely on the assumption that you always have access to at-level work during downtime? After all, the reduction in price for crafting is based on your level instead of the task level. On the other hand, work you can find earns money based on the task level, which is influenced by a settlement level that seems to cap out at 10 for a metropolis or capital city. Past level 10, you either need to be be at, "the largest cities in the world or another plane," to easily get earned income at an 11+ task level. I am simply not seeing WHY someone would craft anything in this game. I mean alchemists can use the infused reagents, but other than that why would they ever actually use downtime to make additional items? Paradozen wrote: The thing you are missing is that you can craft items that aren't available for sale in the region. I do see that as part of it, but is it intended that PC have that much difficulty in acquiring gear? I may be missing that point, but if that is the only point of crafting then I still think my point is valid. Its not worth it. It depends on what you want and where you are. If you are in an urban campaign with magic item shops nearby, it's not good. Let someone craft for you. If you are adventuring in ruins a month away from the nearest city, you will prefer crafting for 4 days to taking a 2 month detour or hoping the dungeon has the specific scroll you want. Yes, that make sense, but how many parties will take the 4 days of downtime in the middle of an adventure? It just seems like they are devoting a fair bit of the rules to something that overall isn't that useful anymore. I can understand wanting to slow down some of the other crafting from 1E but now a simple scroll takes nearly 5 times as long to do, unless you want to pay full price for it. Valentine's 2012 · Footsteps of the Ancients · Habbo-Lympix · Jetset · Haunted Carnival · Habbo Stars · XMAS Castles I really like the economy abstraction this edition has going on. Tying an item’s economic value, your economic power and the item’ s relative utility and availability to the level system was brilliant. An elegant solution that I find satisfying.

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Is this realistic? Probably not. But neither were the crafting rules in PF1, which when combined with the trap rules meant that digging a 10 foot deep pit trap and covering it up would take like a year*. The way I see it, the game is written for Adventuring, not Small Town Life Simulation. Using downtime to Gain Income is something adventurers do between adventures - they take short gigs where they earn an uncertain amount of money, but most NPCs don't use those rules. Give your handmade Christmas cards, papercraft gifts and decorations a cosy and heartfelt feel with the Twelve Days of Christmas Collection from Crafter’s Companion! We’ve given the beloved Christmas carol a contemporary twist - bring each line to life through craft. Customise and colour - Stamp, colour and cut your Twelve Days of Christmas designs to match your style. Stamp with alcohol proof inkpads to add bold, smudge-free colour in your favourite style using alcohol markers. Or use water-proof inkpads to add atmospheric watercolour with aqua markers. New Year 2021 · Valentines 2021 · March 2021 · Habbo Fashion Month · Curious Antiques · Tropical Thailand · Habbo Pride Festival · Vaporwave Vibes · Mushroom Month · Spirits of Japan · Bubblejuice Brewery · Habbo Expresshttps://www.itsalwaysautumn.com/cozy-felt-christmas-tree-garland-100-jo-anns-card-giveaway.html?crlt.pid=camp.1pTX0o6TrhrX Paradozen wrote: The thing you are missing is that you can craft items that aren't available for sale in the region. I do see that as part of it, but is it intended that PC have that much difficulty in acquiring gear? I may be missing that point, but if that is the only point of crafting then I still think my point is valid. Its not worth it. It depends on what you want and where you are. If you are in an urban campaign with magic item shops nearby, it's not good. Let someone craft for you. If you are adventuring in ruins a month away from the nearest city, you will prefer crafting for 4 days to taking a 2 month detour or hoping the dungeon has the specific scroll you want.