Previous article…D&D – Merchant #5 – Trade Goods We can finally talk about base prices, and this topic is a prerequisite to introduce price fluctuations and encumbrances. For every good we have to define a base price, assuming that this price does not reflect the price for a single unit of good, but yes represents

TRADE GOODS SUMMARY Previous article…D&D – Merchant #4 – Trade Goods – Raw Materials This is going to be an article of transition to summarize into a table all the trade goods previously mentioned. Base value, Price Fluctuations and Encumbrance will be detailed later, in the followings articles, where we will employ this summary to

TRADE GOODS – RAW MATERIALS Previous article…D&D – Merchant #3 – Trade Goods – Finished Goods Raw materials are the bricks of every solid Middle Age economy. Kingdoms and Empires can’t exist without a constant, abundant and cheap supply of raw materials. Expansionist wars are waged to gain access to strategic resources, so that new

TRADE GOODS – FINISHED PRODUCTS Previous article…D&D – Merchant #2 – Trade Goods – Luxury Goods Finished products are the backbone of trading activities. The most common source of of finished products come from the equipment lists presented in almost every Player’s Handbook, no matter the ruleset. Weapons, armors, torches, ropes, rations and so on.