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Downtime is a variant rule of D&D fifth edition that acts as a sort of currency for side activities. Periods of downtime can vary in duration, but each downtime activity requires a certain number of days to complete before you gain any benefit, and at least 8 hours of each day must be spent on the downtime activity for the day to count.
Basic Guidelines
Basic Guidelines
- To track downtime, you can create a custom item called "Downtime Days" and change its quantity as needed.
- Downtime is unique to your character and is not carried over to future characters.
- Downtime is non-refundable.
- You cannot spend downtime during an adventure without express game master permission.
- You should work with a game master to roleplay your downtime.
- New characters begin with 15 days of downtime.
- Spells and inspiration cannot be used to alter downtime rolls.
- Wizards should spend the appropriate downtime when scribing spells into their spellbook.
Finding Downtime
Finding Downtime
Earning downtime, or DT for short, can be received from the completion of hunts, bounties, and quests. If you feel DT should be rewarded and hasn't, talk to your game master about it.
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