Alright, so, I'm writing a campaign where the players can possibly find a 200-year old idol of Aroden. It's a two-foot tall ivory monstrance with the winged eye symbol in the top in good condition. Nonmagical. Any ideas on what I should set the price at?
Whatever you think is an appropriate gp award for the party's current level.
That much ivory in bulk is probably worth at least 100 gp, the artistic/historical worth may put it much higher than that, but you can say that it's damaged, reducing the value.
Whatever you think is an appropriate gp award for the party's current level.
That much ivory in bulk is probably worth at least 100 gp, the artistic/historical worth may put it much higher than that, but you can say that it's damaged, reducing the value.
I was thinking 150 due to the historical value, so 100 base sounds about right. Thanks!