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Sinister reasons for beer price inflation? (europe.pub)

submitted 6 months ago by juergen_hubert@ttrpg.network to c/rpg@ttrpg.network

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I am running a fantasy campaign (using the Ptolus setting), and the PC just looted a "conspiracy board" from the hideout of a rather unhinged creature.

I've added a bunch of elements that might or might not be relevant for the campaign. And the element with the most strings to other elements was "beer price increases".

And I'd like to mess with the minds of the players some more. Thus, I could use some ideas for sinister reasons why the beer prices in a city might have increased.

Any suggestions?

A drawing of an Early Modern German brewery

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[–] tmyakal@infosec.pub 1 point 6 months ago

A powerful fae has charmed the largest distributor in the city, such that every barrel of ale he sells, he charges one more piece of silver than the last barrel. So prices are steadily climbing, and everyone thinks it's just the distributor being greedy. The fae's true agenda could be whatever makes sense for your larger conspiracy.

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