So'Pure'Se Health and Harm - Garden
Built behind the apothecary, this backgarden is a bit of a mess, and could be quite dangerous to one who does not know the difference between types of plants and potions, as many of them are left unlabelled before they are brought into the much more organized and well-kept storefront. There is a stone fence covered in vines, about three feet tall, surrounding the backgarden. These vines are thorned, and produce a mild poison to deter thieves. Visitors are not entirely unwelcome in the back, but are warned of the danger before being allowed in.
Size Cost: 1 room point
Monthly Maintenance Cost: 128gp (optional)
Monthly Income: 225 gp (1d4 x 90 gp) every 32 days, or 450 gp (2d4 × 90 gp) every 32 days if maintenance costs are paid. (pays on the 32nd of each month) unless these supplies are used as crafting materials.
Size Cost: 1 room point
Monthly Maintenance Cost: 128gp (optional)
Monthly Income: 225 gp (1d4 x 90 gp) every 32 days, or 450 gp (2d4 × 90 gp) every 32 days if maintenance costs are paid. (pays on the 32nd of each month) unless these supplies are used as crafting materials.
Special Properties
Contains an assortment of herbs and grown vegetables.
Income. Every 32 days, the garden grows an amount of herbs equal in worth to 225 gp (or 1d4 × 90 gp). A creature proficient in Nature or with the herbalism kit can harvest these herbs with 8 hours of effort.
Once harvested, the herbs can be sold for their worth in currency, or used as materials to craft any item (within reason), mundane or magical, that could be created with alchemist’s supplies, brewer’s supplies, cook’s utensils, or the poisoner’s kit. Typically this would include any drinkable items, non-meat edible items, poisons, liquids, and magic items in the potion category, though your DM may rule that certain potions or poisons are unable to be brewed with herbs from the garden. Use the existing crafting rules (PHB, p. 187; DMG, p. 128-129; XGE, p. 128-130) for this purpose.
If you pay the maintenance cost to hire a staff of two skilled hirelings either proficient in Nature or with the herbalist’s kit to act as gardeners, the garden instead produces herbs worth 450 gp (or 2d4 × 90 gp) every 32 days.
Income. Every 32 days, the garden grows an amount of herbs equal in worth to 225 gp (or 1d4 × 90 gp). A creature proficient in Nature or with the herbalism kit can harvest these herbs with 8 hours of effort.
Once harvested, the herbs can be sold for their worth in currency, or used as materials to craft any item (within reason), mundane or magical, that could be created with alchemist’s supplies, brewer’s supplies, cook’s utensils, or the poisoner’s kit. Typically this would include any drinkable items, non-meat edible items, poisons, liquids, and magic items in the potion category, though your DM may rule that certain potions or poisons are unable to be brewed with herbs from the garden. Use the existing crafting rules (PHB, p. 187; DMG, p. 128-129; XGE, p. 128-130) for this purpose.
If you pay the maintenance cost to hire a staff of two skilled hirelings either proficient in Nature or with the herbalist’s kit to act as gardeners, the garden instead produces herbs worth 450 gp (or 2d4 × 90 gp) every 32 days.
Monthly Maintenance Cost: 128gp (optional)
Last Upkeep Payment: n/a
Last Payout: n/a (started earning from the 16th of Abjurer's Shield)
Waiting Funds: n/a
Last Upkeep Payment: n/a
Last Payout: n/a (started earning from the 16th of Abjurer's Shield)
Waiting Funds: n/a
