Basic Item Shop

All prices are listed in Iron Coins.

Other common coins are listed in the “Denomination” table.

All Costs in the Basic Item Shop are for Medium-sized creatures.

The material cost of all gear including clothing, weapons, armor, tool kits, pouches, etc. will be tied to the creature’s general size category as:

• A small race will need half (0.5x) the materials.
• A medium race will need a normal amount (1x) of materials.
• A large race will need four times (4x) the materials.
• A extra-large race will need nine times (9x) the materials.

General Resources

Format: (size in inventory slots)[object]: [cost]

Scholar & Art

Tailored Containers

(overall size) [Tier value] (internal inventory): cost

• *[Item specific] means that it can hold only 1 type of small or extra small object (like arrows, coins, units of food, ores, ingots, cloth fragments, full cloth, etc.)

Clothing & Accessories

• *A lit torch or candle will project a 5-tile radius of bright light and a secondary 10-tile radius of Low Light 1.
• **Fancy Hat & Sunglasses have no bonuses associated with them. It’s just a display of excess money.
• ***Healing Baubles instantly heals a character when they invoke the item. One time use only. A glass marble remains after use. May only be used for self healing. It cannot be invoked by a character to target characters other than themselves.
• ****”Basic Cart” can carry 2 total, in any combination, of: Food Chest, Misc Chest, Resting PC/NPC – Or it may be used to hold up to 200 item slots worth of loose objects. 2×2 tile size – Not usable off of “trails” or “roads”. Requires Body: 4+ to move. A character pulling a basic cart cannot take double-movement actions or enter a run state. It is designed to be pulled by a medium sized race. Can be crafted for other size races – use general creature size rules for Cart’s associated item slots & tile size. GM call for carried people with sm, lg, & xl creature sized carts when carrying people with size categories not matching the cart. Body requirement is unchanged.

$Toolkits & Workshops$

• *Workshops do not include the cost of the building to house them in.
• **Tinderboxes & Lighters allow a character to create a fire without the Bushcraft skill.

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“Real Weapons”

• *Wood Spears cannot be repaired if damaged.

Armour

• *Wood Shield cannot be repaired

Mounts & Beasts

All quadruped creatures can carry/pull their [Body stat + (size in tiles x3)] (rounded up). A small creature’s cart is physically smaller than a large creature’s cart (half capacity). A large cart is physically larger (quadruple capacity). So, while a pull of 7 may look the same on 2 creatures – a large creature’s cart is 8 times larger than a small creature’s cart. A small creature cannot pull a large creature’s cart & vice versa (unless your GM overrules for storytelling reasons).

Other than diet, the quadruped bonus, character creation/leveling method, & bonding — all animals generally follow the same rules as other characters.

All animals must be bonded before a player can command them. Once bonded, they will match the character’s combat level — gaining bonus stat points & HP. The diet of the animal is unaffected by the additional stats.

The flavor of animal purchased here is to be determined by the player & GM. The stat layout & size of the creature will help guide where to define the creature. A 0.5 tile omnivore can safely be considered a dog. A 1×2 Herbivore can pretty safely be considered a horse or mule.

To bond with a beast, a character must have a Presence stat equal to, or less than, the Tier value of the beast. If the creature’s Tier is higher than the character’s Presence value, reduce the creature’s Tier to match the character’s Presence. Strangely, a character with 0 (zero) in Presence results in a pet plant or a fish in a bowl… or a horse that drowns itself during the bonding process.

Small Pets

• Small creatures deal -5 damage in combat.
• Small creatures may share a tile with another creature.
• Small creature items are all half size.
• Small creatures eat 0.5 units of food each day.
• The material costs are halved to produce items for small creatures.
• Small Carts, Wagons, Skids, & Backpacks (all containers) each have half the normal capacity (rounded up).
• Their base Hit Points are 15.

Medium Pets

• Medium creatures deal normal damage in combat.
• Medium creatures eat 1 unit of food each day.
• Carts, Wagons, Skids, & Backpacks (all containers) are normal.
• Their base Hit Points are 20.

Large Creatures

• Large creatures deal +3 damage for each tile they occupy in size.
• Large creatures eat 1 unit of food for each tile they occupy is size each day.
• Carts, Wagons, Skids, & Backpacks (all containers) are four times as large as normal variants.
• Their base Hit Points are 20, plus 3 for each tile they occupy in size.