The Quartermaster

The Quartermaster is the keeper of the party’s wealth, equipment, and shared resources.
Where others fight, explore, or negotiate, the Quartermaster records, accounts, and reminds.

Without a Quartermaster, loot is forgotten, gold splits become unclear, and valuable items vanish into memory. With one, the party knows what it owns, where it is stored, and who can claim it.


Core Responsibilities

Loot & Treasure Tracking

Maintain a complete record of the party’s acquired wealth.

  • Track all loot recovered during adventures

  •  Record:

    • The date the item was acquired

    • The item or treasure

    • Who received it, if distributed

  • Ensure gold, valuables, and equipment are clearly accounted for


Distribution & Claims

Oversee the fair and transparent handling of party loot.

  • Track how gold and treasure are split

  • Periodically remind the party of:

    • Unclaimed loot

    • Items that may be especially useful to specific characters

  • Ensure all party members are aware of available resources

Even with a Quartermaster, each player is still responsible for their own character inventory.


Group Inventory & Storage

Manage all shared or stored equipment.

  • Maintain the party’s Group Inventory / Storage

  • Track where shared items are kept

  • Ensure important items can be located quickly when needed


Mechanical Benefits

You gain the following benefits as the Quartermaster:

  • Item Appraisal
    You gain a +1 circumstance bonus to Recall Knowledge checks related to items, equipment, trade goods, or valuables.

  • Loot Identification
    You gain a +1 circumstance bonus to Identify Magic checks involving items recovered as loot by the party.

  • Spacious Pouch
    You have in your possession a Spacious Pouch (Type 1)


Role Expectations

The Quartermaster is expected to:

  • Keep loot records clear and up to date

  • Maintain transparency in treasure distribution

  • Prompt the party when valuable items go unused or unclaimed

  • Support smooth, drama-free resource management

The Quartermaster does not decide who should receive an item — only ensures that everyone knows what is available.


Role Philosophy

The Quartermaster does not hoard wealth.
They preserve order, ensure fairness, and keep the party grounded in practical reality. 

Gold uncounted is gold lost.
An item forgotten might as well never have been found. 

The Quartermaster keeps the party honest —
and prepared.

Possession is not wealth.
Accounting is.