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I'm doing a terrible job of spacing these out and I think my attempt to make an economy have actual numbers to it was an act of hubris
Vermin Road and The Salt Trade
Vermin Road is the name for the heavily tangled connection of trade routes, shanty towns, scams, and hustles that exist around unsanctioned Salt acquiring. It is no more one place or thing than a black market, the Silk Road, the world of martial arts, or The Underground is.
It is also used to refer collectively to the areas populated by Mortals, as Mortals also need Salt.As without the addition of Salt, the food grown in the Outer Realms will cause mutations, ailments, transformations, disorders, and potentially death.
The Salt of the Vermin Road Salt is obtained through furtive mining operations, robbery, graft, ghost hunting, adoption of wayward souls, and misplaced or intercepted pantheon transactions. These can be reliable, safe and easy. Pick one.
Unsurprisingly, Salt tastes salty. However, it’s a saltiness distinctive from regular salt that is quickly learned with a weeks worth of meals here. If food tastes like someone cried in it or like you licked it off someone’s body, it’s real Salt. Most get used to it, but still, Unsalted food from a Mortal World is worth a lot here. The chance to eat a risk-free orange that doesn’t hint of armpit is an understandable desire.
Some gourmets claim to be able to recognize the Realm of origin of the Salt, talking up how “this one tastes like a lovers tears and this like the blood rising in the throat of one betrayed.”
The descriptions just get more purple from there, outdoing even professional wine-tasters, who whose audiences are far less likely to condemn them into eternal torture.
A soul has 1 kilo of Salt on it for every hitpoint the person had while alive and at full health. If they had less than 20 hit points but were between the ages of 16 and 26, or had a particular passionate or far reaching life they have a minimum of 20 instead.
Salt can be dissolved in blood,salvia, or any other body fluid.
Urine usually being available in quantity and surplus.
Once dissolved it can alchemically processed to crystalize.
When crystallized it forms the currency of Vermin Road, “Sekhem”, (sometimes more formally spelt sḫm)
The process is not especially complicated nor requiring that specialized equipment, comparative to distilling alcohol.
An entire cottage industry exists to process the Salt, with every chemist having their own recipes, tools, techniques, and obstafications.
(The term chemist existing here as a disparaging contraction of alchemist)
The political difficulties involved in being in a fixed location and responsible for vast quantities of Salt and the questions it can provoke from more formal parties have thus far prevented any standardisation of this process.
The standard Sekem is a cubic or bi-cubic crystal of dark red tones.
It’s about a centimeter across and weighs about 10 grams
More skilled chemists can layer and “compact” the crystallization, forming a larger crystal (2 cm across) with intricate smaller cubic patterns form on it.
It weighs 50 grams, and is worth 20 Sekems.
Next domination is g, 3 centimetre across and appearing as a “hopper” type crystal, with tight rectilinear spirals. It weighs a 250 grams and is worth 500 Sekem.
Sekem can be broken down into Salt again, a process easier than making, but still requiring a care, a fair amount of boiling, and a lot of force.
It’s best left in the hands of Chemist, but its like repairing a car, there’s always someone around who reckons they can do it themselves.
A fourth form of Sekem exists, often due to the results of these forementioned optimists or a bad effort by a chemist. It’s called a Chip, which it appears to be and actually is.
There is little consensus about how much a chip has to weigh, and ranges from half a gram to 3 grams, depending on its shape and perceived sturdiness (If a chip has formed due to a substandard sekem creation, it could potential crumble further into uselessness)
Chips are used for petty transactions, (where more convenient than barter or trade) and 10 are equivalent to a Sekem.
About 10 Sekem (explained below) of Salt is needed each week to render ones diet safe. For each Sekem under this amount, multiple by 10 and that’s the chance something goes wrong. Or if you want to check per meal, each single meal has a 1-in-20 chance. For multiple meals in a single day, use the number eaten as the in-20 chance, rather than rolling the 1-in-20 each meal.
Any problems will start to happen in the next hour.
Effects based on plane (or roll as one table if origin of food is unclear. Not all Realms produce food, specifically The Grind, and Babel)
Getting the same result cumulatively 5 times also causes the maximum result for result 1 for that plane. GM is free to explain how effect becomes worse on ones that don’t explicitly mention how the effect intensifies upon repeat results or just take the easy way and keep it the same until the 5th repeat result (as above).
(1-30) Blazing World (fruits, vegetables, wild game)
- Aspect of body becomes more like animal. this effect can stack multiple times, with a complete transformation at the 4th occurrence.
- Hair, eyes, teeth and nails , or a tint to the skin changes to a bright colour
- Claustrophobia, worsen with each result, with a 3rd result being unable to be any building without absolute panic
- If this food was cooked, the nutrition from it vanishes by the next day, leaving the consumer twice as hungry. If it was eaten raw, roll again but double the effect
- Mild ADHD, difficulty with concentration and impulse control, worsening with each repeat result. A 3rd result means an inability to concentrate in any circumstance and any action the player even mentions hypothetically the character attempts.
- It causes discomfort (as a painful nausea) when the character follows instructions, commands or orders. This effect worses each time it is rerolled, with 3rd result meaning they are unable to do little more than retch and crawl.
( 31-50)Flesh Rifts (meat, milk, blood, and harder to define fluids of biological origin)
1.Monstrous form. Skin becomes rougher, teeth sharper, features distort. After 4 repeats personality and abilities identical to lowest level demon or other underworld dweller.
2. Anger, hunger, or lust is felt twice as strong as compared to a normal reaction for this character.
3. Feels pain but has difficulty conceptualizing it as bad. At end of day always 10% below max hitpoints. After 3 repeat result of this, the GM now keeps track of (and conceals from the player) the characters hitpoint total.
4. Smell delicious to predators. After 3 repeat results will attract predators from large distances
5. Random body part starts having its own agency, a 3rd result meaning it leaves
6. Can only get nutrition from meat or blood, and only if the source hasn’t died more than a minute ago.
(51-60)Pinnacle (grains, fruit, wild meats)
1. Any conscience trouble becomes more pressingly felt. No game effects until this result happens a 4th time; In that case immediate suicide or complete devotion to penance. Those unable to feel guilt throw up food and are nauseated for 1d4 days. 4th result will kill in this case.
2. Breaking laws causes migraines
3. Lose flight reflex, if fleeing combat will always lose initiative that round
4. Food not shared doesn’t give nutrition
5. If attack unprovoked, a compulsion to self inflict wounds on self
6. Can be Commanded (as the spell) by lawful authority
(61-70) Protean Ocean (potentially anything, often weird fruit or edible inanimate objects)
1. Random mutation, 4th result causes dissolution (as distingrate)
2. Random other realm effect
3. One random food group stops become nutritious or digestible and replaced with random material
4. Unable to recognise self in mirrors or descriptions. Tends to forget own name
5. Sleeplessness, mania. Can go to sleep without chemical or magic intervention only a 1-2 on a d6. On a 6 mania for the next day, getting an extra action at the start of any combat
6. At the end of any game session replace one item of that character's possession that did not see use with a new random item. Cumulative.
(71-75) Serene Night (oddly translucent fruit, like artisan candy jellyfish)
1. Whenever character is alone and it's quiet, they can hear faint music. Music is pleasant but causes disquietude. 4th repeat of this the character will dissolve, disappearing completely, when next alone.
2. Attacks of hyper empathy. Any fumble result also causes exact emotion state of opponent or random other person.
3. Food turns to sand in stomach
4. Sadness and Joy double in effect
5. Anyone or thing attempt to talk to character forces them to save or do so
6. Compulsion to give away anything someone expresses interest in or asks for. Save or do so.
(76-80) Plains of Revelation (tubers, twisted miserly berries)
1. Random disease or poison effects. 4th result just kills you
2. People tend to take things the consumer says in wrong ways, anything ambiguous or subtle gets interpedly badly
3. Lingering weird chemical or anaerobic smell to body, prolonged contact with them causes rashes.
4. Lethargy, always last in initiative, cumulative -1 to save vs sleep, slow or fatigue effects
5. Crippling self doubt (-1 penalty to saving throws against mind or will type effects, cumulative each time this effect rolled)
6. Can only lie to friends, can only tell truth to enemies
(81-90)Erebus(fungus)
1. Nothing apparent until 4th repeat, where their head is replaced with a random tool. Otherwise fine
2. Fumble also result in deafness for 1d4 rounds
3. Blinded by bright lights or daylight
4. Suffer (psychosomatic) random poison result if eat food prepared by other people. Don’t tell player cause.
5. Paranoia, GM must tell player when they are making random encounter checks, if it results in a encounter, and what the encounter is. GM is under no compulsion to tell the truth with any of this thought.
6. Agoraphobia. A 2nd result makes the character unable to function in open spaces. A 3rd result also gives Vertigo at heights.
(91-100)Heart Of It All (candy, honeys, meats, fungus, cheeses, fruits)
1. If character is attractive they become more attractive, if character is ugly they become more ugly. Personality comes across as the opposite of how they look, effects on charisma therefore neutral. Random choose which if they don’t seem particular either way. At 4th repeat of this everyone who meets character will take any rejection or slight or even disinterest incredibly badly.
2. Character suffers 10% exp penalty in any session where they are not the leader of the party. Increase by 5% each time rolled (to a maximum of 30%)
3. Unable to get nutrition from food given freely, must buy (at market prices) or extort
4. Nauseated if they concede or lose an argument
5. 10% exp penalty in a session that they earn less than the previous session. Increase by 5% each time rolled (to a maximum of 30%)
6. Nauseated if freely give or loan their possessions. Must charge market prices or equivalent service.
It is routine in Vermin Road to ask or advertise if food is Unsalted or Salted. It should be immediately obvious to any newcomer that there is some significance about this, and most people will explain it to a newcomer, possibly as part of selling them counterfeit Salt. Salted food is at least 5 times the price and it’s not always certain that it will have been adequately Salted.
The less appealing foods can be sold falsely as coming from another realm or even disguised. Berries and Fruit from the Plains of Revelation are often sold in preseverses to disguise their bitterness and general wretched appearance.
All negative effects (that don’t result in death) from eating Unsalted Food can be cured with Remove Curse or relevant curative magic. However it doesn’t reset the amount a result has been rolled before, so if you’ve got 4 results of one result previously, it still counts as 5 on a 5th result even if the effects of the last 4 have been removed.
Beasts and the need for Salt
There are numerous beasts naturalized in Realms that do not seem to need Salt. Yet the majority of useful domestic animals and 99% of new imports under-go unwanted changes with a diet lacking Salt.
Beasts need less Salt than Mortals though, and need about a single Sekems worth of Salt each Fugue . Unfortunately if they don’t have Salt , the changes are far quicker and surer.
The first time a Beast under goes a change , use the results from the Realm in which most of foods was recently from. If unclear , roll randomly using the above table for Mortals.
The second time it undergoes a change ,just advance it to the second result , and ignore the origin of the food. It’s at that point it becomes nigh unmanageable
Erebus:
1st stage adaptations : , weird vocalisations, sleepiness, narcolepsy, agoraphobic.
2nd stage adaptations If kept captive makes uncanny vocalizations that drive people insane. Loses all pignment , loses sight, another sense becomes prenaturally adept to compensate.
Blazing World:
1st stage adaptations colour changes, starts becoming a different evolutionary path, increasingly wild
2nd stage adaptations develops intelligence, extreme wanderlust and eerie ability to escape confinement
Serene Night:
1st stage adaptations :Starts acting distant, weird diluted pupils, odd tints of colour appear in fur/hide/scales or skin.
2nd stage adaptations then one day just disappears , but shows up a couple of times in dreams
Pinnacle Of Virtue:
1st stage adaptations Starts acting up in response to immorality ,
2nd stage adaptations attacks anyone stealing, bullying, deceiving others, acting selfish . Becomes more physically formidable
Protean Ocean:
1st stage adaptations Starts changing to random other kingdom or domain , mutates widely
2nd stage adaptations develops multiple cancers that turn into new animals
Flesh Rifts:
1st stage adaptations: Becomes predator, enhanced natural weapons ,aggressive.
2nd stage adaptations , uncontrollable, attacks self when nothing else around to destroy or eat
Plains Of Revelation :
1st stage adaptations Fatigued , despondent
2nd stage adaptations stops eating , pines away and dies
Heart of it all:
1st stage adaptations Starts looking more like owner ,
2nd stage adaptations eventually turning into twisted double of owner. If no owner , fixates on another animal or being around it , mimics them and starts trying to become them
Common Domestic Animals to The Realms
Riding Flea:
A Flea the size of a Vespa scooter. Regular fleas can jump 200 their body length. Despite this shouldn’t scale up with the flea , it has and does. This jumping ability means the Riding Flea is a good choice for navigating voids with floating islands or difficult terrain. Though being thrown from the saddle mid jump is likely to be fatal.
Moon-calf:
Moon-calfs are a little bit goat a little bit cow a little bit llama , a little of everything . A reverse Chimera in a way , instead of being distinct parts of large impressive animals, they are a generally indistinct mess of countless domesticated quadrupeds. Though sometimes one or two features stick out , like a llama neck or a goat's spiral horns.
They are the results of people bringing domestic animals into the Realms , the Realms influence , then the subsequent breeding on them.
Moon-calf, Heffalump :
The Heffalumps are a type of Moon-calf , but one that has various herbivore megafauna in its ancestry , mainly shaggy mammoth and mastodons. Their great size makes them attractive as a physical deterrence to banditry , however their temperaments tend towards placid . To give them an offensive capacity, spiked and bladed barding is attached , the Heffalumps vision is impaired and its encouraged to walk steadily forward.
Moon-calf, Blunder:
The Blunder is the goat sized Moon-calf, and has a lot of personality from the same animal plus a willful streak like a donkey.
Dream Horse:
The theory of the cultural archetypes of animals shaping their forms on the Realms seems both proven and disproven by the DreamHorse. While they seem to be an animal demonstrative of independence , freedom, the joy of movement, their appearance however seems to have greatly strayed from the iconic horse shape.
They are dark colours with flowing manes, long necks, and multiple star like eyes.
Slog:
The Slog or Toad-dog, is all the brutish violent natures of a dog rolled up in a ugly squat little ball. This has the additional benefit of making them more fit to send off in your own defense, as you don’t feel bad if they are destroyed in your defense.
Grimalkin
A cat of monochromatic colouration, appearing black , white or grey as best would hide in the environment. They have multiple sets of eyes which they open seemingly to indicate mood. They can also have no eyes showing and move around freely.
They are known as guiding cats because they will cross people's paths and then guide them . Except half of Grimalkin seem to be malign and will guide people to their doom and the other half benign and guiding them to a positive end.
Riding Dog:
Less dramatic than the slog or the Grimalkin , a Riding dog is simply a very large dog, that the Dog Knights have as their life long partner and companion.
Other Currencies
As openly trading in Sekem means openly trading in the erosion of any Realm given Authority, population centres that prefer the quiet life prefer to use their own currencies. However Sekem is widely accepted there anyway, as it, theoretically, be returned to a Realm for amnesty.
3 Hares
Has “Ror” (Receipt of Rent) which is based off a weeks rent of a square metre. These are officially signed and notified documents, but due to their difficulty keeping track of official signatures and the comparative perishability of the document they are not popular anywhere else.
10 Ror = 1 Sekem.
Bedlam and Dead Flags (Erebus and Blazing World)
both use the Sekem, as this far is from the most antagonistic either get towards external authorities
Bedlam :
has the Chemist guild, the largest and most stable concentration of Chemists anywhere. It would be more politically significant if it wasn’t in Bedlam. Because of being in Bedlam means that “stable” only refers to that its a continuing population of Chemists , and it’s a population that’s unpredictable, haphazard, paranoid, and prone to delusions, so not stable in any other use of the word.
Detropolis (Protean Ocean):
Natives most use barter but there’s sizeable population of others that the use of the Sekem is ubiquitous
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Yearnings (Plains of Revelation):
Surprisingly considering the abject nihilism of this place, spending or offering Sekem is a crime. Yearnings has its own currency, the Dolor. Money changers are easily found at the gates. Helpfully the conversion rate is 1 for 1 and they don’t charge for this service. The Sekem they give back isn’t the same Sekem obviously and Salt made from that Sekem is always...odd.
It’s widely considered that something very bad will happen as eventual result of this exchange but no-one feels they should inconvenience themselves to not make use of the service anyway.
The Dolor can be used anywhere else in Plains of Revelation, if you find anyone inclined to be mercantile. It can be accepted elsewhere, but never happily.
It’s like giving someone a note that’s been ripped up and taped back together and you just got it out of your shoe in front of them.
Heart Of It All
If any place was going to have its own currency its this place. The currency is based off a unit of raw suffering (The Scruble) and has an exchange rate that usually sits at 5 Scrubles to one Sekem.
Specific trade routes and likely trading vessel:
Pinnacle to Blazing World
Dreamhorse (single rider, small cargo)
Defense : Speed of Dream Horse and its ability to run across dangerous stretches of terrain
Most Likely Carrying :
P to Bw: Potent Medicine
Bw to P Rare Plants (still potted in soil)
(or any type A)
WindWagon ( 1 to 4 people , medium cargo)
A small boat on sleds or wheels
Defense : a tame wind to whip up a small sandstorm, swivel mounted arbalest , if additional passengers they will throw bola
Most Likely Carrying:
P To Bw : Metal Tool heads or weapons
Bw To P: Fish
(or any B or C)
Land Schooner (6 to 11 people ,large cargo)
Like the Wind Wagon but with 2 masts and a crew of 5
Defense :2 Swivel mounted LoomBows, tame wind
Most Likely Carrying:
Pto Bw:Ceramics, Tools, Kitchen items
Bw to P : woods ,general purpose + specialized
( D or C)
Cloud-Leviathan
(very large)
(a flying whale thing)
Defense : Rockets, loom-bow with net-bolts, archers
Most Likely Carrying
P To Bw: Cloth
Bw To P: Wondergoo
Or type D
Protean Ocean to Erebus
Riding Flea (single rider)
Defenses: Maddening Horn (horn with the winds from Erebus trapped in it, 1d12 uses, causes confusion on a failed save as spell to any being smarter than animal 20 metres when used (
Most Likely Carrying
Se to Sol: Crystalized luck
Sol to Se : Captured Wind
(type A)
Giant Bat
Defenses: Night Air (darkness in a sack basically) , crossbow with starchild bolt/ axiom tipped
Se To So: paradoxical materials
So to Se: Gemstones
BricaBrac manned flying contraption
Defenses:Throwing machine (throws miscellaneous entangling debris)
Se To So:
Animals fused with tools
So to Se:
Fungus, tamed winds
Blimp
Defenses:Fungal Pidgeons, Loom-bow , various bolts
Most Likely Carrying
Se to So:
Fruit
So to Se:
Coal
(type b , type D)
Pinnacle to Heart of it All
( Rise and Fall of steel and wax. Taking the train is taxed, going up or down more profits but modrons hostile!)
On the rail
Small
Cart pulled by Blunders
Most likely carrying C
Main defense : slogs
Medium
Wagon pulled by Moon Calf
Main Defense:2d4 mercenaries
Most likely got C
Howdah on Heffalump
Main Defense: loom-bow, archers
Most likely got
Avoiding the Tax:
Giant Bat
Small
Main Defense:
crossbow , Poison axiom tipped bolts
Most likely got A
Grand SkinBird (aka Quezalcoatulus)
Main Defense:
Big ass beak ,loom-bow posion axiom tipped boltsMost likely got
B plus A
6 wing Dhow
(a small ship with 3 pairs of wings animated either with necromancy or the weird energies of the Protean Ocean)
Loom bow on bottom, 4 rocket lances
C plus A
Flesh Rifts to Heart of it All
(Misery Mile, the desperate and the weird and the highly armed)
Riding Flea
(small)
Main Defense:1d10 fungal pigeons
Most likely got: FR to HoA : Brain juices
HoA to FR: drugs
(or A)
Lobotomized Brutes
(medium)
Main Defense:Small ballista, 2d6 trained monkeys with hatchets
Most likely go
FR to HoA :Weapons made from bone and ivory , armour made from hair, brains
HoA to FR: Weapons with mechanical components and/or made from bug parts, armour made from chitin, art work
Or C
Hefflalump howdah
(large)
Main Defense: loom-bow, archers
Most likely got: FR to HoA : Cured meats , sausage , salami. (meat possibly from anything)
HoA To FR : Honey, candied fruit, chocolates
Or B
Arm wagon/train:
(very large)
Series of wagons with necromantical animated arms underneath instead of wheels
Loom-bow on top, halberdiers stationed in wagons
Most likely got: from Flesh Rifts : Weapons of bone, ivory , tooth
From Heart of it all: Weapons of steel, chitin
(or D and C)
Glossary:
Bricabrac: a sentient creatures of fused previously inanimate objects. See Shaun Tan's " The Lost Thing". From the Protean Ocean
Loom Bow : an “inswinging” ballista.
Poison Axiom: a rotten piece of maths, especially toxic to creatures of law or chaos.
Starchild: similar to magnesium in metal form, a metal that burns bright and hot.
Rocket Lance : a lance with a rocket attached to it. Can used to fire firework type rockets, shoot forth a cone of sparks (by pointing the rocket the other way and removing the blasting cap), or propel oneself through low gravity environments
WHAT THOSE LETTERS MEAN
A=
High Value Low Bulk Cat
(drugs, high quality difficult to make goods)
B =
Time Sensitive ( Food, certain magical components , herbs)
C=
Crafted goods,
medium weight to value ratio raw materials
D =
Bulky raw materials (i.e high weight to value ratio)
Cargo A
- Jewellery
- Drugs ,recreational
- Drugs , Medicinal
- Clockwork Folly (Heart of It All)
- Quality Ceramics
- Precision machine parts
- Artwork (small)
- Aged wine, artisan spirits
- Bonsai animal (Flesh Rifts)
- Grail (either given or taken) (Serene Night)
- Concentrated Liquid Nature ( Blazing World)
- Library Book (Pinnacle)
- Thought of Dying God ( Plains Of Relevation)
- A Secret , kept in Egg(Erebus)
- PoisonAxiom (The Grind)
- Perfume
- Rare Plant of potent properties (alive)
- Panacea (Pinnacle)
- Chitin Organ (Heart of It All)
- Tame Scent (Blzaing World)
Cargo B( fresh is best)
Food By Area
Blazing World
1-5 Large,sweet, tropical fruit like Mangos and PawPaws, but each unique in flavour and shape
6-10 Protimal meat weird colours, and doughy consistency
11-15 Rainbow Coloured smoked fish
16-20 Tree nuts, (pine nuts, walnuts, bunya bunya & monkey puzzle cones)
21-30 Dried Fruit (luminous and translucent, different flavour every bite
Flesh Rifts
31-35 Fatty milk in dried organ sacks
36-40 Cube of meat, still alive and connected to a heart with tubing
41-45 Oil /Fat of unknown origin, smokey
46-50 Big white glistening grubs, squirming in barrel
Pinnacle
51-55 : Grains (Barley,Rye, Wheat, Amaranth, Quinoa)
56-60: Sausages (goat, mutton & venison)
Protean Ocean
61-65 Looks broken furniture and tools, actually made from candy
66-70 Motile Fruits like banana caterpillars or cucumber snails
Serene Night
71-75 Delicate beautiful fruit, like a lacey lantern, dissolves on the tongue like sherbet
Plains of Revelation
76-77: Wrinkled, shrivelled, mean tubers
78-79 Juniper, Sloe, Medlar and Hawthorn berries. Somehow look resentful.
80 Metre long earthworm, tastes like blue cheese and liver
Erebus
81-85 Dried fungus, like ears made from seaweed
86-90 Mushroom, fresh, peaked caps with the texture of brain
Heart Of It All
91-93 Honey, with a red bloom to it
94-96 Waxed cheeses, subtle spikey flavours
97-98 Truffles
99-100 Preserved and spiced meats ( salami,prosciutto, pancetta)
C crafted goods , middle ratio of value vs bulk
- Weapons, simple
- Weapons, high quality
- Weapons, complicated
- Cheap Jewellery and decorative items
- Tool, kitchen utensils, simple machine parts
- Ceramics
- Leatherware ,shoes, saddles,gloves etc
- Textiles (common)
- Textiles (exquisite )
- Wonder/Novelty/Art object
- Fused Animals (Protean Ocean)
- Captured Winds (Erebus)
- Modron weapons (stolen, Babel)
- Unique Living Weapons(fleshrifts)
- Books (academic, technical
- Books (stories, poetry , erotica)
- Books (mythology)
- Ropes
- Animated Furniture (Protean Ocean)
- Ammunition
Category D raw materials , High bulk to price
- Coal (Erebus)
- Naphtha (Flesh Rifts)
- Metals (steel, copper , brass, lead)
- Metals (gold, silver)
- Wood (all purpose) (blazing world)
- Wood (specialised property i.e great strength, density , scented , rot resistant etc) (blazing world)
- Cereals (Pinnacle)
- Fungus (dried, Erebus)
- Mooncalves
- Flowers (blazing world)
- Refined Chemicals (babel, Heart of it all)
- Beeswax (heart of it all)
- Bone (Flesh Rifts)
- Ore, unworked precious stones (Erebus)
- Chitin (Heart of it all)
- Oils ,fats , acids( Flesh Rifts)
- Weeping Obsidian (Flesh Rifts)
- Redrum (The grind)
- Hair (flesh rifts , Plain of revelation)
- Wondergoo( Blazing World)
TRADE HUBS:
Anything listed as an Export can be got there 75% Cheap
Anything listed as an Import will cost 125% more
3 Hares (Pinnacle)
Main Exports :
Metals, Crafted Objects, Weapons & armour, Textiles, Medicine, Glass, Animals
Main Imports:
Wood, Coal, Naphtha, Tar
Dead Flags (Blazing World)
Main Exports :Woods, Herbs, Healing Waters, Impossible Materials, Flowers, Fish
Main Imports:ClockWork, Precision Tool Parts , Glass, Metals
Detropolis (Protean Ocean)
Main Export:
Art, Cultural Artefacts, Fused Animals,
Main Imports:
Dumping ground for anything that’s not selling well plus actual trash. What every it is someone will find a use for it here.
Erebus(Bedlam)
Main Exports:
Coal, Metals, Fungus, Captured Winds, Jewels
Main Imports:
Drugs, Fresh Fruit & Vegetables, Precision Tools and Tool Parts, Textiles, Animals
The Markets (Flesh Rifts)
Main Exports
Naphtha, Acids, Tar, Drugs, Leather, Bone, Bone and hair based weapons & armour, Fats, Meat,
Main Imports:
Metals, Animals, Drugs, Wood and Metal weapons & armour, Alcohol
Yearnings (Erebus)
Main Exports:
Leather, Hair, Bog Wood, Alcoholic Spirits
Main Imports:
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables, Fish, Drugs, Alcohol
Heart Of It All
(2 sectors of its 6 are available for mercantile activity. The Last sector will buy as needed to keep up its production for the other 2 sectors. The sector “ Sun Fall” will have weird arbitrary limitations about what it can buy and sell
Main Exports :
Insect-Craft, Drugs, Art, Honey, Jewellery, Perfume, Misc Luxury Goods, gold , silver ,coal
Main Imports:
Drugs, Metals Especially Iron ,Clock Work, Precision Tool Parts, Naphtha, Medicine, Wood, Chemicals, Fats, Flowers, Novelties,Jewels, Textiles
Babel
(has no private markets, only trades with trade consortium with existing trade agreements
Main Exports:
Precision Machine Parts, Clock Work, Refined Chemicals
Main Imports:
Coal, Naphtha , Acids, Metals
sorry for not checking the format before hitting post. Also you can start seeing how I was losing the ability to consolidate information or have everything linked together tightly.
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