How do I price art objects in my game?
The table does not assign prices. Use your game's treasure guidance and campaign economy, then adjust for condition, provenance, and who is willing to buy it.
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Random Art Objects Table
Valuable non-magical art and decorative objects
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A look inside this table
1An oil painting of a stern-looking noblewoman in a gilded frame
2A watercolor landscape of rolling hills under a dramatic sunset
3A portrait of a king in full regalia, paint cracking with age
4A dark oil painting of a naval battle with incredible wave detail
5A miniature portrait on ivory of a young woman with striking eyes
6A painting of a feast scene with dozens of figures and laden tables
7A somber portrait of an elderly wizard in dark robes
8A vibrant painting of a marketplace in a desert city
Questions about this table
Can art objects serve as more than just loot?
Yes. An art object can be evidence, a disputed possession, a gift, or something a collector wants. Add that role only when it helps the current situation.
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