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--- pathfinder:campaignsystemii:buildings [2024/05/14 22:21] – [Building Types] johnb
+++ pathfinder:campaignsystemii:buildings [2024/05/15 08:34] (current) – ↷ Links adapted because of a move operation johnb
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 ===== Overview =====
-You can 'buy' or develop buildings and other capital assets, to help you establish a home, business or settlement.  However, this will be a much slower process than under my previous campaign rules.  You have to spend gold to buy buildings now, and the only buildings available are those listed in [[https://www.d20pfsrd.com/gamemastering/other-rules/downtime/buildings-and-organizations/|the Pathfinder Downtime Rules]].  However, once you have a building, you can personalize them with rooms from the [[https://www.d20pfsrd.com/gamemastering/other-rules/downtime/rooms-and-teams/|Pathfinder Rooms lists.  However, the development needs to be sensible and costed, before it is approved. :)
+You can 'buy' or develop buildings and other capital assets, to help you establish a home, business or settlement.  However, this will be a much slower process than under my previous campaign rules.  You have to spend gold to buy buildings now, and the only buildings available are those listed in [[https://www.d20pfsrd.com/gamemastering/other-rules/downtime/buildings-and-organizations/|the Pathfinder Downtime Rules]].  However, once you have a building, you can personalize them with rooms from the [[https://www.d20pfsrd.com/gamemastering/other-rules/downtime/rooms-and-teams/|Pathfinder Rooms lists.]]  However, the development needs to be sensible and costed, before it is approved. :)
 Don't get carried away with the teams and organizations listed on those pages.  I have expanded many of them, and rationalized them somewhat.
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 ===== Where can I build? =====
-  * **Village** - The smallest settlement that you can really build in - A village can support farms and one or two developments worth less than 1000gp, but after that you will have to build a tenement as housing for extra people.  Then you can start building it up to be a small town.
+  * **Village** - (61–200 people) The smallest settlement that you can really build in - A village can support [[.buildings:buildingskins|farms]] and one or two developments worth less than 1000gp, but after that you will have to build a [[.buildings:buildingskins|tenement]] as housing for extra people.  Then you could start building it up to be a small town.
-  * **Small Town** - buildings worth less than 1500gp.
+  * **Small Town** - (201–2,000 people) buildings worth less than 1500gp.
-  * **Large Town** - Buildings worth less than 4000gp
+  * **Large Town** - (2,001–5,000 people) Buildings worth less than 4000gp
-  * **City** - any building on the list.
+  * **City** - (5,001+ people) any building on the list.
-  * **Wilderness or Borders** - a few buildings are listed as suitable for Wilderness developments. A few, such as Redoubts, Forts and Castles, can be used to start a new settlement.  However, remember that settlers will need protecting, if you are in a dangerous or untamed environment.  It is always worth asking your GM.
+  * **Wilderness or Borders** - a ++few buildings|(Treehouse, Witch Hut, Druid Grove, Redoubt)++ are listed as suitable for Wilderness developments. Others, such as Redoubts, Forts and Castles, can be used to start a new settlement or holding.  However, if you are in a dangerous or untamed environment, settlers will need protecting.  It is always worth asking your GM for guidance as you plan a new settlement.
 There are some exceptions, of course.  Homes can be built just about anywhere, as can military buildings - although you will need permission to build military development in, or around, settlements.
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 While buildings all have specific names, many of them can be re-skinned.  A mansion in the country could be called The Manor or a Bandit Camp could be home to a unit of rangers.  So long as the purpose is similar, and the stats stay the same, you can reskin things as you wish.
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 **Homes** - There are a number of buildings that are intended as homes for PCs and those NPCs who can afford them.  You can generally build a Home anywhere you like, although you might need to get permission for large and expensive homes in Towns and Cities.  However, these aren't your only options that can make a home for your PC.  Any building with a bedroom and living 'facilities', can serve as a home - this includes Castles, Craft Businesses, Temples and many other buildings.  However, if you use a business as a home, rather than a business, it won't generate an income for you.