How It Works

Run a business, one turn at a time

You own a domain: a wagon, an inn, a shop. Each turn you roll for how business went, pay upkeep and wages, and spend what's left on gear and crew.

The turnFour steps, repeated

Queue actions

Pick extra actions before the turn resolves, like hosting an event at the Fold-out Stage. Each one uses an action slot.

Roll a d100. The result picks a row on the outcome table: how good the week was, which profit die you roll, and how much upkeep you pay.

Profit is the profit die × 5 gp, times your gear's multiplier. Upkeep per day × days in the turn is taken off. Crew wages are paid.

Every gold piece goes into the ledger. Upgrade gear from the builders' offers or hire crew from the notice board.

The Tavern Wagon, 30-day turn

Good week

61–80 on the table: roll 1d6 for profit, upkeep × 0

On a bad week the multiplier rises. At × 2, a 30-day turn costs 600 gp in upkeep.

Every asset you own feeds into the roll

The Wagoncart → grand

A bigger wagon raises the profit multiplier and the upkeep, and seats one more crew.

Cask Rack+0.25 profit

More casks on board: a higher profit multiplier for 1 gp a day in upkeep.

Fold-out StageHost Event

Drop the side and host an event: pay a fee, earn a bonus. Upgrades double the take.

Fresh Team−1 upkeep

Spare horses to swap on the road. Cuts upkeep and doubles your Wagon Driver.

Starts with 142 gp, a small cart and no crew.