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Guy: /* Rest */

2022-01-04T06:45:25Z

Rest

Guy: /* Retrain */

2022-01-04T06:43:07Z

Retrain

Guy at 04:30, 3 January 2022

2022-01-03T04:30:24Z

Guy: /* Buy magic item */

2021-01-04T13:52:36Z

Buy magic item

Guy: /* Buy magic items */

2021-01-04T13:52:18Z

Buy magic items

Guy at 13:52, 4 January 2021

2021-01-04T13:52:00Z

Guy: /* Study */

2021-01-04T13:46:37Z

Study

Guy at 13:45, 4 January 2021

2021-01-04T13:45:33Z

Guy: /* Trade */

2021-01-01T20:20:39Z

Trade

Guy: /* Work */ Trying to make this compatible with 5e's insane scaling

2021-01-01T20:17:38Z

Work: Trying to make this compatible with 5e's insane scaling

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 * Prepare rations, cook
 ==Rest==
-By recovering from your adventures, you gain [[advantage]] on the next saving throw you make against a disease or poison.  You also either fully regain hit points (if the downtime isn't long enough for a [[long rest]]), or gain {{thp}} equal to your level.
+By recovering from your adventures, you gain {{thp}} equal to your level.  You also get [[advantage]] on the first saving throw you make against a disease or poison before your next period of time
 If you spend 500 [[rupee]]s on professional services, you can also gain one of the following benefits for every 500 rupees you spend:
 * A curse afflicting you ends (per the {{Spell|Remove Curse}} spell)
 * One effect that prevents you from regaining {{hp}} ends
 * One reduced or damaged [[ability score]] returns to its full amount
 ==Retrain==
 You forget one Improvement you've previously acquired from your [[class]] to replace it with a new Improvement you could gain from the same class.  You can't forget an Improvement if it's a prerequisite for something else you have.{{a}}Alternatively, you can use the "Retraining" feature of your initial class during this downtime instead of waiting to use it when your level increases.  You can still use it again when your level does increase.

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 * One reduced or damaged [[ability score]] returns to its full amount
 ==Retrain==
-You forget one Improvement you've previously acquired from your [[class]] to replace it with a new Improvement you could gain from the same class.  You can't forget an Improvement if it's a prerequisite for something else you have.{{a}}Alternatively, you can use the "Retraining" feature of your initial class during this downtime instead of waiting to use it when your level increases.  You can still use it again when your level does increase.{{a}}Unless you are at 20th level, your level must increase before you can undertake the Retrain activity again.
+You forget one Improvement you've previously acquired from your [[class]] to replace it with a new Improvement you could gain from the same class.  You can't forget an Improvement if it's a prerequisite for something else you have.{{a}}Alternatively, you can use the "Retraining" feature of your initial class during this downtime instead of waiting to use it when your level increases.  You can still use it again when your level does increase.
 ==Sell magic item==
 It takes some time to track down even one legitimate buyer for something as prestigious as a magic item.  Each time you undertake this activity, you can scout for a buyer of a magic item you have.  Use the following list to roll the best offer you manage to find for your chosen item.  Then, make a DC 15 check with {{int}} ([[Arcana]] or [[Investigation]]) or {{cha}} ([[Persuasion]]) check.  If you failed, roll two offers from the list below and use the lower one.  If you succeed, roll one offer.  If you succeed by 10 or more, roll two offers and use the higher one.{{a}}You can always refuse any offer, wasting the downtime spent on this activity.  You can still try to sell a magic item during the next downtime period.

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 <noinclude>{{Navi}}</noinclude>
-{{Aside|Hyrulean Downtime|These rules are meant to completely replace the downtime used in ''D&D''.  These rules are specifically meant to allow downtime to be something between game sessions that don't need to directly involve a DM, be simpler to follow, and feel more natural at the rapid pace of adventure found in video games like ''Zelda.''  If your DM prefers it, the normal downtime rules for D&D&mdash;either those in the ''Dungeon Master's Guide'' or those in ''Xanathar's Guide to Everything''&mdash;can be used with Legends of Hyrule.  Due to copyright protection, those rules will not be reproduced here.}}
+{{Aside|Hyrulean Downtime|These rules are meant to completely replace the downtime used in ''D&D''.  These rules are specifically meant to allow downtime to be something between game sessions that don't need to directly involve a narrator, be simpler to follow, and feel more natural at the rapid pace of adventure found in video games like ''Zelda.''  If your narrator prefers it, the normal downtime rules for D&D&mdash;either those in the ''Dungeon Master's Guide'' or those in ''Xanathar's Guide to Everything''&mdash;can be used with Legends of Hyrule.  Due to copyright protection, those rules will not be reproduced here.}}
-{{RaceText}}<div style="max-width: {{EntryWidth}};">Any substantial time between adventures is called '''downtime'''.  Downtime could range from a few in-game hours to a few months, or whatever the DM decides will fit the campaign.  These rules are designed so "downtime" occurs between each real-life game session, but downtime occurs whenever the DM says it does.  Players can only undertake downtime activities during downtime.  Each player-character can normally undertake one '''downtime activity''' during a period of downtime, but your DM may allot for more activities.{{a}}Normally each activity represents roughly a few days doing something other than adventuring, but this need not necessarily be the case. Each activity can represent as little as an hour or as much as a month, or whatever fits the world and circumstances as your DM determines. Your ability to complete an activity might have much more to do with your motivation and luck than the amount of time available, after all.{{a}}It's assumed that during any amount of downtime in Hyrule, you find a way to cover your living expenses such as shelter and food.  You needn't expend your accumulated [[rupee]]s on rations or lodging unless your DM calls for it.{{a}}What follows are the default downtime activities you can choose from, but your DM might change or add to these depending on the location of downtime and the nature of your campaign.{{a}}Whenever you make an [[ability check]] as part of an activity, assume you can't use a temporary effect like [[spell]] to get an [[advantage]] or other increase to your ability check unless that effect grants this boon continuously for at least 24 hours.
+{{RaceText}}<div style="max-width: {{EntryWidth}};">Any substantial time between adventures is called '''downtime'''.  These rules are designed assuming a period of downtime always occurs between each real-life game session, but downtime occurs whenever the narrator says it does.  Each player-character can normally undertake one '''downtime activity''' during a period of downtime, but your narrator may allot for more activities.{{a}}Normally each downtime activity represents roughly a few days doing something other than adventuring, but this need not necessarily be the case. Each activity can represent as little as an hour or as much as a month, or whatever fits the world and circumstances of your campaign. Your ability to complete an activity might have much more to do with your motivation and luck than the amount of time available, after all.{{a}}During any amount of downtime in Hyrule, assume you find a way to cover your living expenses such as shelter and food.  You needn't expend your accumulated [[rupee]]s on rations or lodging unless your narrator calls for it.{{a}}What follows are the default downtime activities you can choose from, but your narrator might change or add to these depending on the location of downtime and the nature of your campaign.  (Whenever you make an [[ability check]] as part of an activity, assume you can't use a temporary effect like [[spell]] to get an [[advantage]] or other increase to your ability check unless that effect grants this benefit continuously for at least 24 hours.)
 ==Buy magic items==
-Your DM is the ultimate arbiter of what magic items appear in your campaign, so consult them before undertaking this activity.{{a}}If a magic item has a specific rupee price listed on its page or appears on the [[gear]] page, you can buy or sell it as part of the [[#Trade|Trade]] activity.  This activity is only used for less abundant items.{{a}}First, decide if you want to search for a specific magic item or simply any magic items you can find.  The latter is much easier to accomplish.{{a}}Then, make an ability check to track down a reputable seller.  You can use either an {{int}} ([[Arcana]]) check to use your knowledge of magic itself, or an {{int}} ([[Investigation]]) check to rely on your connections and deductive abilities.  Unlike a normal ability check, you also add your character's level to the result.  Your result determines what items are for sale.{{a}}If you're looking for any magic item, see the following table for the items available and the asking price for each.  If you're looking for less expensive magic items, you can willingly lower your result.  Once you've rolled up or decided on your magic items, roll the item's asked price, then finally decide which of these items you'll buy if any.  You can always choose not to buy the rolled magic items; it just means your downtime activity is wasted.
+Your narrator is the ultimate arbiter of what magic items appear in your campaign, so consult them before undertaking this activity.{{a}}If a magic item has a specific rupee price listed on its page or appears on the [[gear]] page, you can buy or sell it as part of the [[#Trade|Trade]] activity.  This activity is only used for less abundant items.{{a}}First, decide if you want to search for a specific magic item or simply any magic items you can find.  The latter is much easier to accomplish.{{a}}Then, make an ability check to track down a reputable seller.  You can use either an {{int}} ([[Arcana]]) check to use your knowledge of magic itself, or an {{int}} ([[Investigation]]) check to rely on your connections and deductive abilities.  Unlike a normal ability check, you also add your character's level to the result.  Your result determines what items are for sale.{{a}}If you're looking for any magic item, see the following table for the items available and the asking price for each.  If you're looking for less expensive magic items, you can willingly lower your result.  Once you've rolled up or decided on your magic items, roll the item's asked price, then finally decide which of these items you'll buy if any.  You can always choose not to buy the rolled magic items; it just means your downtime activity is wasted.
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 ! Result !! Specific Item !! Asking Price
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 * A curse afflicting you ends (per the {{Spell|Remove Curse}} spell)
 * One effect that prevents you from regaining {{hp}} ends
-* One [[ability score]] that has been reduced to less than its normal value
+* One reduced or damaged [[ability score]] returns to its full amount
 ==Retrain==
-You forget one Improvement you've previously acquired from your [[class]] (unless it was an ability score increase).  The lost Improvement can be replaced with another [[feat]] for which you qualify, or an an ability score increase normally afforded by an Improvement.  This activity can't be used to gain other special Improvements specific to each class, but it can be used to forget them.{{a}}Alternatively, you can use the "Retraining" feature of your initial class during this downtime instead of needing to level up.  You can still use it again when your level does increase.{{a}}Unless you are at 20th level, your level must increase before you can undertake this activity again.
+You forget one Improvement you've previously acquired from your [[class]] to replace it with a new Improvement you could gain from the same class.  You can't forget an Improvement if it's a prerequisite for something else you have.{{a}}Alternatively, you can use the "Retraining" feature of your initial class during this downtime instead of waiting to use it when your level increases.  You can still use it again when your level does increase.{{a}}Unless you are at 20th level, your level must increase before you can undertake the Retrain activity again.
 ==Sell magic item==
-It takes some time to track down even one legitimate buyer for an item as prestigious as a magic item.  Each time you undertake this activity, you can scout for a buyer of a magic item you have.  Use the following list to roll the best offer you manage to find for your chosen item.  If you succeed on a DC 20 {{int}} ([[Arcana]] or [[Investigation]]) check or a DC 20 ([[Persuasion]]) check, you can roll twice and take either offer.  You can always refuse any offer, wasting this activity.  You can still undertake this activity again at the next opportunity to search for a new buyer or sell another item.
+It takes some time to track down even one legitimate buyer for something as prestigious as a magic item.  Each time you undertake this activity, you can scout for a buyer of a magic item you have.  Use the following list to roll the best offer you manage to find for your chosen item.  Then, make a DC 15 check with {{int}} ([[Arcana]] or [[Investigation]]) or {{cha}} ([[Persuasion]]) check.  If you failed, roll two offers from the list below and use the lower one.  If you succeed, roll one offer.  If you succeed by 10 or more, roll two offers and use the higher one.{{a}}You can always refuse any offer, wasting the downtime spent on this activity.  You can still try to sell a magic item during the next downtime period.
 {|
 | [[Common minor magic items|Common minor]] || 2d4 × 20 [[rupees]] <!--100-->
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 ==Trade==
-By visiting a few different merchants in nearby locations, you can buy or sell any number of common items so long as you have enough [[rupee]]s.  You can buy any item listed on the pages for [[armor]], [[weapons]], [[gear]], [[tools]], [[goods]], and [[services]] for their listed cost in [[rupees]].  You can also sell any listed items to regain half (50%) of their cost in [[rupee]]s.  You can't sell [[services]]; that counts as [[Downtime#Work|work]] instead.  If you sell [[trade goods]] or [[gemstones]], you instead regain their full cost in rupees.{{a}}Buying or selling [[magic item]]s not listed on these pages is a little more difficult, and requires you to undertake the [[#Buy magic items|buy magic items]] or [[#Sell magic items|sell magic items]] activity instead.  Any other items not listed on these pages&mdash;such as real estate or [[animals]]&mdash;should either be discussed with your DM or not accomplished during downtime.
+By visiting a few different merchants in nearby locations, you can buy or sell any number of common items so long as you have enough [[rupee]]s.  You can buy any item listed on the pages for [[armor]], [[weapons]], [[gear]], [[tools]], [[goods]], and [[services]] for their listed cost in [[rupees]].  You can also sell any listed items to regain half (50%) of their cost in [[rupee]]s.  You can't sell [[services]]; that counts as [[Downtime#Work|work]] instead.  If you sell [[trade goods]] or [[gemstones]], you instead regain their full cost in rupees.{{a}}Buying or selling [[magic item]]s not listed on these pages is a little more difficult, and requires you to undertake the [[#Buy magic items|buy magic items]] or [[#Sell magic items|sell magic items]] activity instead.  Any other items not listed on these pages&mdash;such as real estate or [[animals]]&mdash;should either be discussed with your narrator or not accomplished during downtime.
 ==Work==
-You put your skills into freelance work or other honest means of earning some extra [[rupee]]s.  If your campaign centers around one city, you might even start running a regular business there.  You make one [[ability check]] to represent your effort over the entirety of downtime.  You can choose one of the following checks to make, plus any your DM deems appropriate:
+You put your skills into freelance work or other honest means of earning some extra [[rupee]]s.  If your campaign centers around one city, you might even start running a regular business there.  You make one [[ability check]] to represent your effort over the entirety of downtime.  You can choose one of the following checks to make, plus any your narrator deems appropriate:
 * {{str}} ([[Athletics]]) check for manual labor
 * {{con}} ([[Animal Handling]] or [[Nature]]) check to work as a farmhand
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 ==Alternative activities==
-Your DM might also offer some of the following options as an activity, depending on the nature of your campaign:
+Your narrator might also offer some of the following options as an activity, depending on the nature of your campaign:
 * Tame or train an [[animal]]
 * Make an {{cha}} check to sow rumors that affect society

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 {{Aside|Hyrulean Downtime|These rules are meant to completely replace the downtime used in ''D&D''.  These rules are specifically meant to allow downtime to be something between game sessions that don't need to directly involve a DM, be simpler to follow, and feel more natural at the rapid pace of adventure found in video games like ''Zelda.''  If your DM prefers it, the normal downtime rules for D&D&mdash;either those in the ''Dungeon Master's Guide'' or those in ''Xanathar's Guide to Everything''&mdash;can be used with Legends of Hyrule.  Due to copyright protection, those rules will not be reproduced here.}}
 {{RaceText}}<div style="max-width: {{EntryWidth}};">Any substantial time between adventures is called '''downtime'''.  Downtime could range from a few in-game hours to a few months, or whatever the DM decides will fit the campaign.  These rules are designed so "downtime" occurs between each real-life game session, but downtime occurs whenever the DM says it does.  Players can only undertake downtime activities during downtime.  Each player-character can normally undertake one '''downtime activity''' during a period of downtime, but your DM may allot for more activities.{{a}}Normally each activity represents roughly a few days doing something other than adventuring, but this need not necessarily be the case. Each activity can represent as little as an hour or as much as a month, or whatever fits the world and circumstances as your DM determines. Your ability to complete an activity might have much more to do with your motivation and luck than the amount of time available, after all.{{a}}It's assumed that during any amount of downtime in Hyrule, you find a way to cover your living expenses such as shelter and food.  You needn't expend your accumulated [[rupee]]s on rations or lodging unless your DM calls for it.{{a}}What follows are the default downtime activities you can choose from, but your DM might change or add to these depending on the location of downtime and the nature of your campaign.{{a}}Whenever you make an [[ability check]] as part of an activity, assume you can't use a temporary effect like [[spell]] to get an [[advantage]] or other increase to your ability check unless that effect grants this boon continuously for at least 24 hours.
-==Buy magic item==
+==Buy magic items==
 Your DM is the ultimate arbiter of what magic items appear in your campaign, so consult them before undertaking this activity.{{a}}If a magic item has a specific rupee price listed on its page or appears on the [[gear]] page, you can buy or sell it as part of the [[#Trade|Trade]] activity.  This activity is only used for less abundant items.{{a}}First, decide if you want to search for a specific magic item or simply any magic items you can find.  The latter is much easier to accomplish.{{a}}Then, make an ability check to track down a reputable seller.  You can use either an {{int}} ([[Arcana]]) check to use your knowledge of magic itself, or an {{int}} ([[Investigation]]) check to rely on your connections and deductive abilities.  Unlike a normal ability check, you also add your character's level to the result.  Your result determines what items are for sale.{{a}}If you're looking for any magic item, see the following table for the items available and the asking price for each.  If you're looking for less expensive magic items, you can willingly lower your result.  Once you've rolled up or decided on your magic items, roll the item's asked price, then finally decide which of these items you'll buy if any.  You can always choose not to buy the rolled magic items; it just means your downtime activity is wasted.
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 {{Aside|Hyrulean Downtime|These rules are meant to completely replace the downtime used in ''D&D''.  These rules are specifically meant to allow downtime to be something between game sessions that don't need to directly involve a DM, be simpler to follow, and feel more natural at the rapid pace of adventure found in video games like ''Zelda.''  If your DM prefers it, the normal downtime rules for D&D&mdash;either those in the ''Dungeon Master's Guide'' or those in ''Xanathar's Guide to Everything''&mdash;can be used with Legends of Hyrule.  Due to copyright protection, those rules will not be reproduced here.}}
 {{RaceText}}<div style="max-width: {{EntryWidth}};">Any substantial time between adventures is called '''downtime'''.  Downtime could range from a few in-game hours to a few months, or whatever the DM decides will fit the campaign.  These rules are designed so "downtime" occurs between each real-life game session, but downtime occurs whenever the DM says it does.  Players can only undertake downtime activities during downtime.  Each player-character can normally undertake one '''downtime activity''' during a period of downtime, but your DM may allot for more activities.{{a}}Normally each activity represents roughly a few days doing something other than adventuring, but this need not necessarily be the case. Each activity can represent as little as an hour or as much as a month, or whatever fits the world and circumstances as your DM determines. Your ability to complete an activity might have much more to do with your motivation and luck than the amount of time available, after all.{{a}}It's assumed that during any amount of downtime in Hyrule, you find a way to cover your living expenses such as shelter and food.  You needn't expend your accumulated [[rupee]]s on rations or lodging unless your DM calls for it.{{a}}What follows are the default downtime activities you can choose from, but your DM might change or add to these depending on the location of downtime and the nature of your campaign.{{a}}Whenever you make an [[ability check]] as part of an activity, assume you can't use a temporary effect like [[spell]] to get an [[advantage]] or other increase to your ability check unless that effect grants this boon continuously for at least 24 hours.
-==Buy magic items==
+==Buy magic item==
 Your DM is the ultimate arbiter of what magic items appear in your campaign, so consult them before undertaking this activity.{{a}}If a magic item has a specific rupee price listed on its page or appears on the [[gear]] page, you can buy or sell it as part of the [[#Trade|Trade]] activity.  This activity is only used for less abundant items.{{a}}First, decide if you want to search for a specific magic item or simply any magic items you can find.  The latter is much easier to accomplish.{{a}}Then, make an ability check to track down a reputable seller.  You can use either an {{int}} ([[Arcana]]) check to use your knowledge of magic itself, or an {{int}} ([[Investigation]]) check to rely on your connections and deductive abilities.  Unlike a normal ability check, you also add your character's level to the result.  Your result determines what items are for sale.{{a}}If you're looking for any magic item, see the following table for the items available and the asking price for each.  If you're looking for less expensive magic items, you can willingly lower your result.  Once you've rolled up or decided on your magic items, roll the item's asked price, then finally decide which of these items you'll buy if any.  You can always choose not to buy the rolled magic items; it just means your downtime activity is wasted.
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 If you're looking for a specific item, you find it depending on its rarity and your result.  For any uncommon item, you need a 20 or higher.  For any rare item, you need a 30 or higher.  For a very rare item, you need a 40 or higher.  For a legendary item, you need a 50 or higher.  You can't normally look for a specific item of master rarity.  The item's price is rolled as shown for the item's type in the previous table.
 ==Craft==
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 |}
 ==Study==
-By pouring over tomes, interviewing experts, training, and scouring together knowledge, you can improve your repertoire of skills.  Make an {{int}} check against DC 20.  On a success, you gain a proficiency point per your initial [[classes|class]] which you can invest immediately or save for later.
+By pouring over tomes, interviewing experts, training, and scouring together knowledge, you can improve your repertoire of skills.  Make an {{int}} check against DC 15.  On a success, you gain a proficiency point per your initial [[classes|class]] which you can invest immediately or save for later.
 ==Trade==
 By visiting a few different merchants in nearby locations, you can buy or sell any number of common items so long as you have enough [[rupee]]s.  You can buy any item listed on the pages for [[armor]], [[weapons]], [[gear]], [[tools]], [[goods]], and [[services]] for their listed cost in [[rupees]].  You can also sell any listed items to regain half (50%) of their cost in [[rupee]]s.  You can't sell [[services]]; that counts as [[Downtime#Work|work]] instead.  If you sell [[trade goods]] or [[gemstones]], you instead regain their full cost in rupees.{{a}}Buying or selling [[magic item]]s not listed on these pages is a little more difficult, and requires you to undertake the [[#Buy magic items|buy magic items]] or [[#Sell magic items|sell magic items]] activity instead.  Any other items not listed on these pages&mdash;such as real estate or [[animals]]&mdash;should either be discussed with your DM or not accomplished during downtime.

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 | [[Very rare major magic items|Very rare]] || 2d4 × 7,500 [[rupees]] <!--37,500-->
 |-
-| [[Legendary minor magic items|Legendary minor]] || 65,000 (2d4 × 12,500) [[rupees]] <!--65,000-->
+| [[Legendary minor magic items|Legendary minor]] || 2d4 × 12,500 [[rupees]] <!--65,000-->
 |-
-| [[Legendary major magic items|Legendary major]] || 200,000 (2d4 × 40,000) [[rupees]] <!--200,000-->
+| [[Legendary major magic items|Legendary major]] || 2d4 × 40,000 [[rupees]] <!--200,000-->
 |}
 ==Study==

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 By visiting a few different merchants in nearby locations, you can buy or sell any number of common items so long as you have enough [[rupee]]s.  You can buy any item listed on the pages for [[armor]], [[weapons]], [[gear]], [[tools]], [[goods]], and [[services]] for their listed cost in [[rupees]].  You can also sell any of these items to regain half (50%) of their cost in [[rupee]]s.  If you sell [[trade goods]] or [[gemstones]], you instead regain their full cost in rupees.{{a}}Buying or selling [[magic item]]s not listed on these pages is a little more difficult, and requires you to undertake the [[#Buy magic items|buy magic items]] or [[#Sell magic items|sell magic items]] activity instead.  Any items not listed on these pages&mdash;such as real estate, animals, or services&mdash;should either be discussed with your DM or not accomplished during downtime.
 ==Work==
-You put your skills into freelance work or other honest means of earning some extra [[rupee]]s.  If your campaign centers around one city, you might even start running a regular business there.  You make one [[ability check]] to represent your effort over the entirety of downtime.  You can choose one of the following checks to make, plus any your DM deems appropriate:
+You put your skills into freelance work or other honest means of earning some extra [[rupee]]s.  If your campaign centers around one city, you might even start running a regular business there.  You make one [[ability check]] to represent your effort over the entirety of downtime.  A [[spell]] or other effect that increases your [[ability check]] result only applies if that effect can last for the entirety of downtime.  You can choose one of the following checks to make, plus any your DM deems appropriate:
 * {{str}} ([[Athletics]]) check for manual labor
 * {{con}} ([[Animal Handling]] or [[Nature]]) check to work as a farmhand
-* {{int}} check using [[artisan's tools]] or a [[vehicle]] with which you are proficient
+* {{int}} check using [[artisan's tools]], a [[professional tool]], or a [[vehicle]] with which you are proficient
 * {{cha}} ([[Performance]]) check
 * {{cha}} check to entertain with a [[musical instrument]] with which you are proficient
-At the end of downtime, you gain a number of rupees equal to the result &times; 10.  If you added your proficiency bonus to the ability check, you instead gain a number of rupees equal to the result &times; 10 &times; your proficiency bonus.
+At the end of downtime, you gain a number of [[rupee]]s equal to the result.  As your level increases, work earns exponentially more rupees due to your experience and connections.
 ==Alternative activities==