2020年5月26日 · After a successful fight party regularly checks enemies bodies for any kind of loot - their weapons and armor too with the intent to sell in the city. In 5e PHB pp. 144 you can read: As a general rule, undamaged weapons, armor, and other equipment fetch half their cost when sold in a market.

2018年5月16日 · The way characters find loot in 5e is up to the DM. I use the rule of searching for loot vs looting. If they are grabbing loot from a place they know that loot is, they get the evident loot. If they are searching for loot or searching for non evident loot, they roll investigation.

2015年2月12日 · Im having a bit of trouble getting a general sense of what amount of loot my players should receive during their sessions. They are started as 3rd level, mostly new players to the DnD universe. I wanted to create an enjoyable experience where they are rewarded, but Im running into issues of balancing.

2018年3月28日 · The loot you "want" them to have being between 8 and 13, then more or less lucky loot being closer to the outer bounds of 3 and 18. One Caveat - Time If there is a time constraint, then feel free to allow one (or all) of the players to make a roll or two.

2019年3月7日 · Now, other monsters do have the ability to have loot inside them, as @kyle sexton has said, like the Roper, which is actually stated in the MM: A roper can digest anything it eats with the exception of platinum, gemstones, and magic items, which can sometimes be retrieved from the creature’s gizzard after death.

2018年5月30日 · I'm very used to MMORPGs and loot systems used by guilds, as well as some loot systems for TTRPGs. That's not the point on this question. I don't want to implement a loot system. Best case scenario is suggesting the loot system for the players and let them do what they want. Answers simply presenting a loot system won't help me much.

2014年10月24日 · Those might help show why "equipment milestones" like 4e has aren't anticipated to be part of 5e's treasure system. \$\endgroup\$ – SevenSidedDie Commented Oct 24, 2014 at 14:25

2016年2月8日 · I'm very new to DMing. So I wan't to get to a good start with the loot I give my players. We usually play in 2 hour sessions at college. This usually ends up being 1 days worth of in-game time. In this time I usually try to drop 2 Minor loot rewards, 1 Greater loot reward, and 0.5 Major loot reward (as I spread that over two 2-hour sessions).

2018年7月25日 · If he does this in order to lay hands on all the loot — collaborate with the group, choose a fair treasure distribution system (the one from the AL rules, for instance) instead of the "who grabs first" rule. If he forgoes his attacks and use his Action to loot in combat — find out, why. Use common sense and adapt mechanics to solve the problem.

2020年1月6日 · You all have to agree that this is what you want, or it won't work. Then, proceed to the "DM" answer section and get into a "how do we share the loot" agreement for the group. Two talking points to remember to bring up: (1) the game is supposed to be fun for all of the players, and (2) D&D is 5e built as a team game. The whole party had to ...