QA Artwork Bonus (Ale): Able to find a buyer in 1/3rd the time. Entirely DM Dependant.Īrtwork Creation: Can potentially create extremely high quality spirits, however spoiling the batch is very easy. However there is some home-brew potential here. Magic Item Crafting: No RAW crafting options. Ale and Wine are RAW, Liquor will be up to the DM. Mundane Item Crafting: Ale, Wine, and Liquor.
Typically brewing is done in a fixed location. This can be done on the road, but housing a meaningful amount of ale will required additional containers, and likely a cart. *Example Items: Boil Kettle, Mortar and Pestle, Mash TunĬrafting Restrictions: Access to heat is required. If nothing else I hope this document and its siblings can be used as a source of guidance and inspiration for whatever crafting system you decide to go with. Furthermore, the rules and concepts discussed are intended to work in-tandem with the expanded artisan's tools rules found in Xanathar's Guide to Everything. However, the system as a whole is totally functional and ready to be used in any campaign. The finer details of this system are still being revised, and those changes will slowly be introduced into this document. IMPORTANT NOTICE: Although this crafting system leverages many existing mechanics published under the 5e SRD and OGL, the final product is completely home-brewed.
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