
![]() |

I was looking at the costs and you have . . .
Stay an inn per day.
Good: 2GP
Common: 5SP
Poor: 2SP
Meals per day.
Good: 5SP
Common: 3SP
Poor: 1SP.
Stabling per day.
5SP (flat rate).
Now I'm assuming that's just stabling i.e. you rent a stall for your mount and maybe some room to store a bit of gear e.g. saddles, bit and bridle, gear (if you want to take the chance of leaving stuff in the stall where anyone can grab it). However it does line up nicely with the common inn stay. So I was thinking you could easily vary the stabling price up or down depending on where you want to leave them and add the food costs for "care while your away."
So you arrive at a city and want to rent a stable for your mount with food and grooming for 3 day's in a common stabling area. That would give you (3 x (5 common stabling + 5 common meals and grooming/mucking out the stall) = 30 silver or 3 gold for 3 day's. Does this seem a reasonable little modification or am I missing something?
I'm thinking of treating Golarion cities (unless specified otherwise) as having a number of stables at/near the city gates where visitors to the city can pay to have their mounts cared for while they're in the city. I don't think most inns in cities had their own stable. Most of these livery stables would be common. Inns with their own stable would be non-existent to good depending on the inn and neighbourhood.
These common stables would have an enclosed common area for the mounts and a few stalls for sick or difficult animals and foaling mares.