I have a player at our table who is role-playing a paladin who has a vow of poverty. She can only receive enough wealth for her daily needs. She is panhandling as she wants to have enough because of the kindness of strangers.
I have so far been giving her 1d4 sp, as I thought that would make sense because it mentions in the Lifestyle Expenses section of the PHB (p.157) that the price per day for someone living a poor existence is 2 sp.
I can't see much in the core books about how much a PC might earn by panhandling, but wondered if there are examples of this in an adventure perhaps? Or maybe I missed it in the PHB or DMG?
If there is no background in the books, I would also be keen to know what experienced DMs who have play-tested at their tables a character with a vow of poverty did.