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<noinclude>{{Navi}}</noinclude> {{stub}} {{Aside|The Limits of Downtime|A DM is expected to govern how many days of productive downtime a character can complete. There is no inherent drawback, for example, to spending months or even years gathering funds in downtime to prepare for the next adventure<!--&mdash;though a long-lived {{Race|Zora}} might like this idea more than a short-lived {{Race|Deku Scrub}}-->. To prevent this, the DM might draw upon a sense of urgency; if [[Ganon]]'s forces are building up, then every hour is precious time that can't be wasted. Even a single day of downtime might have tangible consequences, such as allowing time for a horde of {{C|Bulblin}}s raid an innocent village.{{a}}Alternatively, the DM may provide a "budget" of productive downtime days. A character might gain three weeks of productivity each time they gain a level, for example. Though abstract, a method like this provides a simple and inherent incentive to not spend characters' entire lives in downtime.}} *Downtime is optional. *Downtime is normally measured in days. *Each day of downtime assumes expenses for food and shelter. *A downtime day can be spent... ==Animal Training== ==Catching Up== * Gain experience points (or a full level) if the levels of player-characters in your party significantly exceed your own. * Increase an ability score by 1, to a maximum of 8. * Gain proficiency with simple weapons. ==Construction== ==Crafting== ===Brewing Potions=== ==Socialization & Recreation== * Gathering information * Sow rumors ==Resting== ==Spellcasting Services== ==Studying== * Gain a proficiency point per your initial [[classes|class]]. ==Trading Magic Items== ==Work== * Run a business * Work a trade

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