> D&D Fifth Edition > Party of LN Dwarf Fighter, CG

>>53741066
Take whatever is useful / valuable. Sell the shop with what remains.

I guess you could use it almost as a museum, showing off all the cool shit you've got after a quest.

or just become pawn stars, IDK

Could be a base of operations. Hire someone (or better! employ someone the party rescued or a PC family member) to run the shop while the party is out.
When the party returns, roll a table:
- profit! Gain X gold
- discover! Gain an useful item worth X gold but that wouldn't be able to buy
- curse! A pawned item is cursed and the party must deal with it.

There so much good stuff you can do. Mafia mobs wanting money, militia wanting money, a hidden dungeon in the basement, the deal of items...

>>53741066

Turn it into a game of Recettear: An Item Shop's Tale.

>>53741074
GM seems to have a lot of notes on the city, so we're probably going to stick around here for awhile. That's largely what brought on the elf to suggest we use it as a base of operations. At the very least we can trap the place. Another reason the Wizard guy wants to see if we can keep the shop running is to prevent people from asking questions about stuff we do there.

>>53741066
Train some fighting animals and get some blacksmithing skills. You need BattleToads

>>53745356
Never heard of it. What is it?

>>53747321
I really hope the GM doesn't have Liches trolling us for a Deep Rot compatible version of Battletoads...

>>53747222
Hire a few people to run it, supply it somewhat with shit you get, when out questing recommend it to adventurers/other merchants. Use gold you earn to turn it into a for real item shop, taking orders from merchants and shit.

When it starts picking up, expand. Start buying other shops
Form a council. Pull the strings of the city with a small circle of businessmen. Hire a gang. Run a mafia. Start owning property and leasing it out. Break legs of adventurers who can't pay up, or force them into taking weakshit quests you're not interested in.

Capitalism, ho.

You could have the DM take a look at the downtime activities in the DMG, which include running a business. A pawn shop you could probably treat as a trading post (10 gp upkeep per day). They kind of blow and require constant babysitting by the players to function though, so you may also want to read the houserules in this post

http://blogofholding.com/?p=6738

>>53741066
>Player rolls a natural twenty
No. Fuck off.

>>53747848
>Never heard of it. What is it?
Not that guy, and it's been years since I played it so I might be misremembering things but:

Basically you have a shop where you sell shit, and you can go out to dungeons to get more shit to sell. You also haggle with the retarded locals when they decide to buy shit. It's pretty fun.

http://store.steampowered.com/app/70400/Recettear_An_Item_Shops_Tale/

>>53748243
Admittedly, there may be a bit more going on in the background than we know. We did just get the place.

>>53749124
Oh, neat.