Revision as of 16:17, 21 January 2019

PLEASE NOTE: IF YOU ARE READING THIS THE INFORMATION HERE IS CURRENTLY INCORRECT. PLEASE REFER TO THE Price List

Overview

There are four common coins used as currency across the regions of Idalos. Though they're accepted through out every region in Idalos, the Iulure Isles use a different form of currency. These coins are imprinted with the seal of eight, the eight celestial beings who gave birth to the Immortals. It serves as a reminder for why the humans fight to survive.

OOC Note: Although you may assume that your pc is using coins / nel (or city specific coins) - we do not ask you to keep a record of every copper etc. Each item has an identified wealth tier next to it. This is the tier at which your lifestyle can afford this item in a trial-by-trial manner. Please note the specific rules per section and also see Wealth Rules before purchasing anything. Thanks!

General Rules

If you have a Craft Skill this will allow you to make items which might be of a higher Tier than your PC. There are two aspects to this, the Skill Level and the Resources Available.

Skill Level: relates to your Character's level in the appropriate skill.
Resources Available: relates to the tools, equipment and materials available to your PC in order to make the item in question.

If your pc needs to purchase materials, then they can do so at a significantly reduced price than the original item. Therefore, in this system, having the craft skill is of benefit to your pc directly.

PC Crafted Items.
Character Skill Level	Quality of Crafted Items	Modification To Availability
Unskilled	None	None
Novice	Poor / Basic Quality	None
Competent	Average Quality	1 Tier
Expert	Good Quality	1 Tier
Master	Masterwork Quality	2 Tiers
Please note that this refers only to situations where PCs have to purchase materials. If you have an Oak tree and are a Master of Woodwork, then yes, you can make yourself a masterwork Oak table. Large items should be RP'd and, no, it's not ok to assume that you built yourself a boat in your spare time, or that everybody you've met has a masterwork harp, because you like them. Please use this rule sensibly; it's there to give players creative freedom.

PC Run Businesses

If you are buying from a PC Run Business then you, as a player, may purchase items one Wealth Tier above your usual for no cost. This is to encourage PC businesses.
Please, however, see the PC Business Page. <linkie!>

Edibles

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Rules For This Section Please refer to the tables below for identification of availability per Wealth Tier. Per Tier, assume that you have access to enough food on a trial by trial basis to feed one person.

For 1 Wealth Point, you may buy up to ten meals / dishes made from items or ingredients one Wealth Tier above your own. These cost 1 WP whether you buy one meal / dish or ten. You may make this purchase as many times as you wish, and it always costs the same.

For 1 Wealth Point, you may buy up to four meals / dishes made from items or ingredients two Wealth Tiers above your own. These cost 1 WP whether you buy one meal / dish or four. You may make this purchase as many times as you wish, and it always costs the same.

For 2 Wealth Points, you may buy up to four meals / dishes made from items or ingredients three Wealth Tiers above your own. These cost 2 WP whether you buy one meal / dish or four. You may make this purchase as many times as you wish, and it always costs the same.

Each Wealth Tier above your own thereafter will cost another Wealth Point for four meals / dishes. For example, for 5 Wealth Points, you may buy up to four meals / dishes made from items or ingredients six Wealth Tiers above your own. You may make these purchases as many times as you wish, and it always costs the same.

Players can buy most of these items from their city's marketplace. It is up to each individual player as to whether or not their PC is hunting for or cooking their own food or purchasing it at markets or restaurants. It is important that you consider your regional variations when thinking about what your PC eats / cooks / buys. Seasons and availability will make a massive difference. Please note that the examples included here are real world examples and are meant to give you, the player, an idea of what is available. However, as Idalos is a fantasy setting, please check your city resources and be aware of the more unusual ingredients you may utilize.

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Items

Character Wealth Tier	Character Diet	Notes
Tier 1	Very Poor	At Tier 1 a PC lives from hand to mouth. Edibles available will be incredibly limited unless they have been begged for, donated, or gathered in the wild.
Tier 2	Poor	At Tier 2 a PC lives on a very limited budget. Edibles available will be very limited and are likely to be of very poor quality, unless they have been purchased with Wealth Points from a higher Tier or gathered in the wild.
Tier 3	Basic	At Tier 3 a PC lives on a limited budget. Edibles available will be limited and are likely to be either very basic and of average quality, or slightly more varied and of very poor quality, unless they have been purchased with Wealth Points from a higher Tier or gathered in the wild.
Tier 4	Basic +	At Tier 4 a PC lives on a tight budget. Edibles available will be limited and are likely to be basic and of average quality. Although there will be at least some variety, variety will be limited unless edibles have been purchased with Wealth Points from a higher Tier or gathered in the wild.
Tier 5	Average	At Tier 5 a PC lives on a budget. Edibles available will be limited and are likely to be basic and of average quality, although there will be variety. More expensive or rare items are also limited, unless they have been purchased with Wealth Points from a higher Tier or gathered in the wild.
Tier 6	Average +	Edibles available at Tier 6 are likely to be of average or sometimes good quality, with reasonable variety. More expensive or rare items are limited, unless they have been purchased with Wealth Points from a higher Tier or gathered in the wild.
Tier 7	Above Average	Edibles available at Tier 7 are likely to be of good quality, with reasonable variety. More expensive or rare items are available, although luxury items are very rare unless they have been purchased with Wealth Points from a higher Tier or gathered in the wild.
Tier 8 +	Luxury	Edibles available at Tier 8 and above are likely to be of very good to exquisite quality, with excellent variety. More expensive or rare items are available, as are luxury items.

Please note:

This applies to all ingredients required for a meal. For example: herbs, spices, vegetables, nuts and grains, fruit, meat, etc. Please always pay attention to regional variations and ensure that you take these into account.

Clothing

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Rules Please refer to the tables below for identification of availability per Wealth Tier. If you are at this Tier, then you may assume that you have access to the items, as described.

For the purposes of this section, an outfit is either a full set of indoor clothes (including underwear), a full set of nightwear OR an outdoor ensemble (coat/cloak, gloves, hat, etc).

Accessories may be assumed (belts, etc) but must be within the price range / wealth tier described. if you are at Tier 3, you do not have a very expensive leather belt, unless it's paid for and accounted for in your Wealth Ledger.

You may buy a single outfit (not including outdoor garments) OR a single outdoor ensemble (coat or cloak, hat, gloves etc) at one Wealth Tier above your current for the cost of 1 wealth point OR at the cost of TWO (2) of your usual level outfits. You may make this purchase as many times per cycles as you wish, but it always costs the same.
You may buy a single outfit (not including outdoor garments) OR a single outdoor ensemble (coat or cloak, hat, gloves etc) at two Wealth Tiers above your current for the cost of 3 wealth points. You may make this purchase as many times per cycles as you wish, but it always costs the same.
You may buy a single outfit (not including outdoor garments) OR a single outdoor ensemble (coat or cloak, hat, gloves etc) at three Wealth Tiers above your current for the cost of 6 wealth points. You may make this purchase as many times per cycles as you wish, but it always costs the same.

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Items

Character Wealth Tier	Character Wardrobe	Notes
Tier 1	None	At Tier 1 a pc lives from hand to mouth. They have only the clothes they are wearing and those are of very poor quality. There are no accessories and the pc has no cosmetics.
Tier 2	Poor	At Tier 2 a pc lives on a very limited budget. They will have no more than 3 outfits of poor quality. Their wealth level allows them to replace like for like, or buy a new (poor quality) outfit, but only one outfit per arc.There are no accessories and the pc has no cosmetics.
Tier 3	Basic	At Tier 3 a pc lives on a limited budget. They will have a maximum of 3 outfits of basic quality, or can opt to "trade in" two outfits for one of average quality. Their wealth level allows them to replace like for like, or buy a new outfit, but only two poor or one average outfit per arc. There are basic accessories and the pc has no cosmetics.
Tier 4	Basic +	At Tier 4 a pc lives on a tight budget. They will have a maximum of 5 outfits of basic quality, or can opt to "trade in" two outfits for one of average quality. Their wealth level allows them to replace like for like, or buy a new outfit, but only two basic or one average outfit per cycle. There are basic accessories and the pc has no cosmetics.
Tier 5	Average	At Tier 5 a pc lives on a budget. They will have a maximum of 3 outfits of average quality, or can opt to "trade in" two outfits for one of good quality. Their wealth level allows them to replace like for like, or buy a new outfit, but only two average or one good outfit per cycle. There are average accessories and the pc has basic cosmetics.
Tier 6	Average +	At Tier 6, a PC will have a maximum of 5 outfits of average quality, or can opt to "trade in" two outfits for one of good quality. Their wealth level allows them to replace like for like, or buy a new outfit, but only two average or one good outfit per cycle. There are average accessories and the pc has average cosmetics.
Tier 7	Good	At Tier 7, a PC will have a maximum of 3 outfits of good quality, or can opt to "trade in" two outfits for one of masterwork quality. Their wealth level allows them to replace like for like, or buy a new outfit, but only two good or one masterwork outfit per cycle. There are good accessories and the pc has average cosmetics.
Tier 8	Good +	At Tier 8, a PC will have a maximum of 5 outfits of above average quality, or can opt to "trade in" two outfits for one of good quality. Their wealth level allows them to replace like for like, or buy a new outfit, but only two good or one masterwork outfit per cycle. There are good accessories and the pc has good cosmetics.
Tier 9	Masterwork	At Tier 9, a PC will have a maximum of 5 outfits of masterwork quality. Their wealth level allows them to replace like for like, or buy a new outfit, four times per cycle. There are masterwork accessories and the pc has masterwork cosmetics.
Tier 10	Masterwork	At Tier 10, a PC will have a maximum of 10 outfits of masterwork quality. Their wealth level allows them to replace like for like, or buy a new outfit, four times per cycle.There are masterwork accessories and the pc has masterwork cosmetics.

Garment Quality The quality of the garment is identified in the table above. This means:

Poor
- Will be made out of poor fabrics (eg: jute, hemp), by someone with no, or very limited craft skills. Plain, unadorned and not dyed.
Basic
- Will be made out of basic fabrics (eg: Cotton), by someone with Novice level craft skills. Plain, unadorned and not dyed.
Average
- Will be made out of average fabrics (eg: linen, wool) , by someone with Competent level craft skills. Usually plain, minimal adornments and limited / basic dyes available.
Good
- Will be made out of good fabrics (eg: chiffon, taffeta), by someone with Expert level craft skills. Some details, adornments and a range of dyes available.
Masterwork
- Will be made out of excellent fabrics (eg: silk, satin), by someone with Master level craft skills, or above. As many details, dyes and adornments as required.

Jewelry

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Rules For This Section Please refer to the tables below for identification of availability per Wealth Tier. If you are at this Tier, then you may assume that you have access to the items, as described.

For the purposes of this section, an outfit is either a full set of indoor clothes (including underwear), a full set of nightwear OR an outdoor ensemble (coat/cloak, gloves, hat, etc).

Accessories may be assumed (belts, etc) but must be within the price range / wealth tier described. if you are at Tier 3, you do not have a very expensive leather belt, unless it's paid for and accounted for in your Wealth Ledger.

You may buy a single outfit (not including outdoor garments) OR a single outdoor ensemble (coat or cloak, hat, gloves etc) at one Wealth Tier above your current for the cost of 1 wealth point OR at the cost of TWO (2) of your usual level outfits. You may make this purchase as many times per cycles as you wish, but it always costs the same.
You may buy a single outfit (not including outdoor garments) OR a single outdoor ensemble (coat or cloak, hat, gloves etc) at two Wealth Tiers above your current for the cost of 3 wealth points. You may make this purchase as many times per cycles as you wish, but it always costs the same.
You may buy a single outfit (not including outdoor garments) OR a single outdoor ensemble (coat or cloak, hat, gloves etc) at three Wealth Tiers above your current for the cost of 6 wealth points. You may make this purchase as many times per cycles as you wish, but it always costs the same.

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Items & Clarification

Character Wealth Tier	Character Wardrobe	Notes
Tier 1	None	At Tier 1 a pc lives from hand to mouth. They have only the clothes they are wearing and those are of very poor quality. There are no accessories and the pc has no cosmetics.
Tier 2	Poor	At Tier 2 a pc lives on a very limited budget. They will have no more than 3 outfits of poor quality. Their wealth level allows them to replace like for like, or buy a new (poor quality) outfit, but only one outfit per arc.There are no accessories and the pc has no cosmetics.
Tier 3	Basic	At Tier 3 a pc lives on a limited budget. They will have a maximum of 3 outfits of basic quality, or can opt to "trade in" two outfits for one of average quality. Their wealth level allows them to replace like for like, or buy a new outfit, but only two poor or one average outfit per arc. There are basic accessories and the pc has no cosmetics.
Tier 4	Basic +	At Tier 4 a pc lives on a tight budget. They will have a maximum of 5 outfits of basic quality, or can opt to "trade in" two outfits for one of average quality. Their wealth level allows them to replace like for like, or buy a new outfit, but only two basic or one average outfit per cycle. There are basic accessories and the pc has no cosmetics.
Tier 5	Average	At Tier 5 a pc lives on a budget. They will have a maximum of 3 outfits of average quality, or can opt to "trade in" two outfits for one of good quality. Their wealth level allows them to replace like for like, or buy a new outfit, but only two average or one good outfit per cycle. There are average accessories and the pc has basic cosmetics.
Tier 6	Average +	At Tier 6, a PC will have a maximum of 5 outfits of average quality, or can opt to "trade in" two outfits for one of good quality. Their wealth level allows them to replace like for like, or buy a new outfit, but only two average or one good outfit per cycle. There are average accessories and the pc has average cosmetics.
Tier 7	Good	At Tier 7, a PC will have a maximum of 3 outfits of good quality, or can opt to "trade in" two outfits for one of masterwork quality. Their wealth level allows them to replace like for like, or buy a new outfit, but only two good or one masterwork outfit per cycle. There are good accessories and the pc has average cosmetics.
Tier 8	Good +	At Tier 8, a PC will have a maximum of 5 outfits of above average quality, or can opt to "trade in" two outfits for one of good quality. Their wealth level allows them to replace like for like, or buy a new outfit, but only two good or one masterwork outfit per cycle. There are good accessories and the pc has good cosmetics.
Tier 9	Masterwork	At Tier 9, a PC will have a maximum of 5 outfits of masterwork quality. Their wealth level allows them to replace like for like, or buy a new outfit, four times per cycle. There are masterwork accessories and the pc has masterwork cosmetics.
Tier 10	Masterwork	At Tier 10, a PC will have a maximum of 10 outfits of masterwork quality. Their wealth level allows them to replace like for like, or buy a new outfit, four times per cycle.There are masterwork accessories and the pc has masterwork cosmetics.

Clarification

Quality

The quality of the jewelry is identified in the table above. This means:

- Poor
  - Any jewelry at this tier is likely to be made from basic materials (wood, iron) by someone with no, or very limited craft skills.
- Basic
  - Will be made out of basic materials (eg: bronze), by someone with Novice level craft skills.
- Average
  - Will be made out of average materials (eg: silver) , by someone with Competent level craft skills. Basic engraving or encrusting /setting of gemstones.
- Good
  - Will be made out of good materials (eg: gold), by someone with Expert level craft skills. Good engraving or encrusting/setting of gemstones.
- Masterwork
  - Will be made out of excellent or rare materials (eg: onyx), by someone with Master level craft skills, or above. Excellent engraving or encrusting/setting of gemstones.
Bronze
- Bronze jewelry is very inexpensive and is most often the choice for common folk if they wish to adorn jewelry. However, bronze jewelry is very likely to bend, scratch, and break. The chains don't hold over a long period of time, and the stones and beads tend to slip off, and ultimately, it will fall apart after a while, in addition to the potential of staining the skin.
Silver
- Jewelry made from silver is the most sought after not only for it's durability but also because it gives the wearer a certain air of nobility. Silver jewelry can withstand a lot of wear and tear as well as hold onto the stones and beads that may be set on or within it. Silver doesn't stain the skin like bronze jewelry, but it does tend to show a lot of scratches overtime and also has a tendency to lose its luster.
Gold
- Gold jewelry has a way of signifying one's status and is as wear resistant as it is beautiful. Gold jewelry is known to withstand the elements, even after many years have passed. It can can be easily scratched though it doesn't lose its luster like silver jewelry. It doesn't stain the skin like bronze and isn't known for losing its beads and stones like the other metals. If one can afford gold, this is by far the best to have and own.
Onyx
- Onyx jewelry is typically worn by the champions of the Immortals, royalty, and the political powerhouses of certain cities. Owning Onyx jewelry defines ones character even before others have a chance to know them. Onyx is a prized, rare stone that is sought after by most. Unlike Gold jewelry, onyx jewelry hardly ever receives scratches to its outer surface and its luster is one that never dies.

Gemstones

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Please refer to the tables below for identification of availability per Wealth Tier. If you are at this Tier, then you may assume that you have access to the items, as described.

For the purposes of this section, at the stated wealth tier, you may purchase sufficient of this gemstone to adorn one item of normal jewelry (ring, earrings, bracelet). Please refer to the lists below for modifiers to the Tier costing.

'Quality of Gem
- There are 5 levels of gem quality. Poor Quality, Flawed, Average, High Quality and Flawless.
- At the wealth tier identified, all gems are assumed to be Average for that gem.
- Increasing the Quality of a Gem pushes it up a Wealth Tier per level of quality (so, Average -> Flawless = 2 tiers)
- 'Decreasing the Quality of a Gem drops it down a Wealth Tier per level of quality (so, Average -> Poor Quality = -2 tiers)

'Size of Gem
- There are 5 levels of gem size. Tiny, Small, Average, Large, Extra Large
- At the wealth tier identified, all gems are assumed to be Average for that gem.
- Increasing the Size of a Gem pushes it up a Wealth Tier per level of size (so, Average -> Extra Large = 2 tiers)
- 'Decreasing the Quality of a Gem drops it down a Wealth Tier per level of quality (so, Average -> Tiny = -2 tiers)

Buying Above Your Wealth Tier
- To buy a gem at one Wealth Tier above your current for the cost of 5 wealth points. You may make this purchase as many times per cycles as you wish, but it always costs the same.
- To buy a gem at two Wealth Tiers above your current for the cost of 15 wealth points. You may make this purchase as many times per cycles as you wish, but it always costs the same.
- To buy a gem at three Wealth Tiers above your current for the cost of 25 wealth points. You may make this purchase as many times per cycles as you wish, but it always costs the same.

further Wealth Tiers continue to increase at a rate of 10 Wealth Points x tier

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Items & Clarification

Name of Gem	Tier Available	Notes
Actinolite Cat's Eye	Tier 6	Actinolite cat's eye is a rare translucent gemstone found in central Idalos.
Agate	Tier 4	Agates are considered a fairly common gemstone found across Idalos. It is one of the more popular stones favored by adventurers.
Alexandrite	Tier 7	Alexandrite is considerably rare and is famed for its color change from green in daylight to red under candle light.
Almandine Garnet	Tier 4	Almandine Garnet is dark-brownish or purplish-red. Garnet is very popular for its excellent hardness and brilliance.
Amber	Tier 4	Amber is considered a fairly common gemstone found across Idalos. It is one of the more popular stones favored by adventurers.
Amethyst	Tier 6	Amethyst is one of the most precious gemstone within Idalos. It is highly demanded among noblemen.
Ametrine	Tier 5	Ametrine has a natural bicolor combination of pale-violet to deep-purple and from pale-yellow to gold-brown.
Ammolite	Tier 7	Ammolite is a rare gemstone that has only ever been located near the Heart of the World. Many crave this gemstone for its color and luster.
Andalusite	Tier 4	Andalusite is a strongly pleochroic gem, which means that it can display different colors when viewed from different angles.
Andesine Labradorite	Tier 4	Andesine Labradorite is a with the mineral found in a range of colors, including red, yellow, champagne and green.
Apatite	Tier 7	Apatite is a rarity among marketplaces and is prized for it many different colors and forms. This gem can be found in the southern regions of Idalos.
Aquamarine	Tier 4	Aquamarine is best known for its breathtaking range of blue colors. This is a common gemstone found through most of the regions of Idalos.
Aventurine	Tier 3	Aventurine is a type of green quartz often used for carvings and decorative jewelry, very cheap decorative jewelry.
Axinite	Tier 4	Axinite is a group of brown to violet-brown or reddish-brown minerals that sometimes occur in gem quality. Axinite is known for its luster.
Azotic Topaz	Tier 6	Azotic Topaz is a rare redish to orange gemstone found in the Eastern Region of Idalos.
Beryl	Tier 4	Beryl in its purest form is completely colorless, however, the mixture of other minerals and impurities gives it it's unique coloring.
Bloodstone	Tier 5	Bloodstone is a green gemstone dotted with bright red spots and is most common in the Western region of Idalos.
Boulder Opal	Tier 7	Boulder Opal is the second most prized form of opal, after black opal. It is know for it's luminous color and marbling.
Calcite	Tier 5	Calcite is typically colorless, however, the mixture of other mineral and impurities gives it it's different colors.
Carnelian	Tier 6	Carnelian is a brownish red to orange variety of quartz, colored by trace amounts of iron. It is commonly found in the Northern and Central regions of Idalos.
Cassiterite	Tier 6	Cassiterite is known for it's ability to withstand scratches and the elements. It is one of the more common gemstones used with armor.
Cat's Eye Apatite	Tier 5	Cat's Eye Apatite is best known for its breathtaking range of green colors and is often mistaken for an emerald.
Cat's Eye Aquamarine	Tier 8	Cat's Eye Aquamarine is best known for its breathtaking range of blue colors and is quite rare to find in Idalos.
Cat's Eye Diaspore	Tier 5	Cat's Eye Diaspore appears as a yellow-brown color and is an uncommon gemstone to find in Idalos.
Cat's Eye Scapolite	Tier 4	Cat's Eye Scapolite this gemstone tends to grow in columns of redish-brown. They are among the most frequently used gemstones in jewelry.
Cat's Eye Tourmaline	Tier 5	Cat's Eye Tourmaline displays a strong cat's eye effect when polished effectively. This is a gemstone often used with weapons and armor.
Chalcedony	Tier 4	Chalcedony is the fine-grained variety of quartz. It has a waxy luster and appears in a great variety of colors.
Charoite	Tier 5	Charoite it's swirling shapes of lavender and violet are quite unique to the world of Idalos. The gemstone is uncommon across most regions.
Chrome Diopside	Tier 5	Chrome Diopside is known for its rich forest green color. This gemstone is often found Central Idalos with high demand for it in the Southern region.
Chrome Tourmaline	Tier 5	Chrome Tourmaline displays a rich forest green that is sought after by many in Idalos. This gemstone is used frequently with weapons and armor.
Chrysoberyl	Tier 5	Chrysoberyl is a beautiful gem which is not as well known as it deserves. Apart from it's excellent durability, it has wonderful luster.
Chrysoberyl Cat's Eye	Tier 6	Chrysoberyl Cat's Eye one of the most famous and valuable cat's eye gemstone. It is valued for its excellent hardness that makes it well suited for weapons and armor.
Chrysocolla	Tier 4	Chrysocolla is often confused with turquoise, and can be found in unusual multicolor combinations as well as blue or green.
Chrysoprase	Tier 4	Chrysoprase is a gemstone found mostly in Central Idalos. Its color varies from apple-green to deep green.
Citrine	Tier 5	Citrine is yellow, gold or orange-brown transparent quartz found across the regions of Idalos. It is used most often in jewelry.
Clinohumite	Tier 8	Clinohumite is a rare mineral and an especially rare gemstone. Only few have ever come across small deposits of this gemstone.
Coral	Tier 5	Coral exhibits a range of warm reddish-pink colors ranging from salmon pink to deep-red and is most often found on the seabottom.
Danburite	Tier 4	Danburite prized for its durability, this gemstone is common in the Southern region of Idalos and is frequently used in jewelry.		Demantoid Garnet	Tier 8	Demantoid GarnetDemantoid garnet is the rarest and most valuable of the garnets. Found in green to emerald green, demantoid garnet is scarce and is typically only seen in small sizes.	Dendritic Agate	Tier 3	Dendritic Agate is a whitish-gray and is often mistaken as everyday rocks. These gemstones are quite common but hardly ever used.
Diamond	Tier 10	Diamond is the hardest known natural material. It is famed not only for its superb hardness, but also for its refractive properties that causes the gemstone to shine.
Dumortierite Quartz	Tier 5	Dumortierite Quartz is an unusual quartz that is found in the Western region of Idalos. The mineral mixture is the reason for its deep blue color.
Emerald	Tier 10	Emerald is the most precious stone in the beryl group. The wonderful green color of emerald is unparalleled in the gem world.
Enstatite	Tier 6	Enstatite is a rare gemstone that in found in the Central region of Idalos. It is typically brown-green with a vitreous luster.
Fire Agate	Tier 5	Fire Agate is a common gemstone found in the Eastern region of Idalos. It is often used in weapons and armor.
Fire Opal	Tier 5	Fire Opal is an unusual variety of opal which can be yellow, orange or orange-red. Its color is favored on jewelry.
Fluorite	Tier 5	Fluorite is a mineral with a veritable plethora of brilliant colors that include purple, blue, green, yellow, colorless, brown, pink and orange.
Fossil Coral	Tier 6	Fossil coral is a decorative material that is formed when ancient coral is gradually replaced with agate. This is a favored gem to use with weapons.
Gaspeite	Tier 7	Gaspeite is a rare, lustrous gemstone found in central Idalos. It is used as decoration for armor, weapons, and jewelry.
Goshenite	Tier 4	Goshenite is a colorless gemstone that is common across the regions of Idalos.
Grossularite Garnet	Tier 3	Grossularite Garnet is a common gemstone found in the Southern region of Idalos. It is often used in weapons and armor.	Hackmanite	Tier 4	Hackmanite is a gemstone that changes colors under sunlight due to the minerals within the gem.
Hambergite	Tier 5	Hambergite is one of the lesser-known gemstones. It is usually nearly colorless, with the vitreous luster of glass when cut.
Hematite	Tier 5	Hematite is a gemstone that appears blackish-gray. When highly polished it can sometimes look like silver.
Hemimorphite	Tier 5	Hemimorphite is usually found in aggregate form with blue and white bands, or mixed with a dark matrix.
Hessonite Garnet	Tier 5	Hessonite Garnet is an orange-brown colored gemstone that is uncommon in most of the regions.
Hiddenite	Tier 5	Hiddenite has a green color that varies from a yellowish to a bluish-green depending on the gemstone.
Howlite	Tier 5	Howlite is an interesting grayish-white mineral that is sometimes referred to as white turquoise because of its distinctive veining.
Imperial Topaz	Tier 5	Imperial Topaz is the most sought after of all natural topaz. Its rich golden color with reddish and orange overtones is generally not enhanced by any kind of treatment.
Iolite	Tier 4	Iolite is seen as three different color shades in the same stone; violet, yellow-gray and blue.
Jadeite	Tier 5	Jadeite is found in most colors, including pure white, pink, brown, red, orange, violet, blue, black and a range of greens.
Jasper	Tier 5	Jasper is a gemstone that has a grainy texture to its surface. It is commonly found around the regions of Idalos.
Kornerupine	Tier 6	Kornerupine is a rare transparent to translucent, typically brownish-green collector's gem.
Kunzite	Tier 5	Kunzite is the pale pink-violet to light-violet gemstone found in central Idalos.
Kyanite	Tier 5	Kyanite is a layered crystal with a vitreous to almost pearly luster that is usually found in a sapphire-like blue color.
Labradorite	Tier 7	Labradorite is a rare gemstone found in Western Idalos that displays a distinctive schiller in lustrous metallic tints..
Lapis Lazuli	Tier 5	Lapis Lazuli has been used for years in jewelry and ornamental objects. The unique deep blue color has never lost its attraction.
Larimar	Tier 8	Larimar is a considerably rare gemstone and is famed for its soft blue hues when light hits it.
Lepidolite	Tier 4	Lepidolite is a lilac-gray or rose-colored gemstone found in Eastern Idalos.
Malachite	Tier 5	Malachite is best known for its breathtaking range of green colors and is often mistaken for an emerald.
Mali Garnet	Tier 3	Mali Garnet is a common gemstone found across the regions of Idalos.
Melanite	Tier 6	Melanite is the black variety of the rare andradite garnet. It is sometimes known as titanian andradite.
Moldavite	Tier 5	Moldavite is a bottle-green to brown-green gemstone that is uncommon in the regions of Idalos.
Moonstone	Tier 5	Moonstone is a unique stone that reflects light in a distinctive shimmering phenomenon known as adularescence.
Morganite	Tier 4	Morganite is a beautiful gem which is not as well known as it deserves. Apart from it's excellent durability, it has wonderful luster.
Moss Opal	Tier 5	Moss Opal is a milky white opal with unique inclusions of green hornblende in moss-like patterns.
Mystic Quartz	Tier 5	Mystic Quartz is prized for its durability, this gemstone is common in the Southern region of Idalos and is frequently used in jewelry.
Mystic Topaz	Tier 5	Mystic Topaz is prized for its durability, this gemstone is common in the Southern region of Idalos and is frequently used in jewelry.
Nuummite	Tier 5	Nuummite is an opaque metamorphic rock with an iridescent play of color. It is commonly found across the regions of Idalos.
Obsidian	Tier 6	Obsidian is naturally occurring volcanic glass. It is formed when felsic lava extruded from a volcano cools without crystal growth. It is found near the Heart of the World.
Onyx	Tier 10	Onyx is the most rarest gemstone within Idalos. Idalos coins are made from Onyx stones and are highly valued across the regions.
Opal	Tier 5	Opal is a gemstone where each stone is unique in its own way. No other stone has such rich and varied folklore. Opals are also the most delicate gems commonly worn.
Opal Doublet	Tier 4	Opal Doublet consists of a slice of natural opal glued to a black backing, which causes the color to become more vibrant.
Orthoclase	Tier 5	Orthoclase is a transparent yellow feldspar resembling citrine quartz or yellow beryl.
Paraiba Tourmaline	Tier 6	Paraiba Tourmaline is a rare copper-bearing with vivid neon blue color gemstone found in central Idalos.
Peanut Wood	Tier 5	Peanut Wood is a variety of petrified wood, where the shape and structure of the wood is pre- served when the original organic material is replaced by quartz.
Pearl	Tier 5	Pearls are found with oysters and mussels and are prized stone for jewelry.
Peridot	Tier 5	Peridot its color comes from the basic chemical composition of the mineral itself, rather than impurities.
Pietersite	Tier 5	Pietersite is a breccia aggregate of hawk's eye and tiger's eye, with swirling colors of blue, rusty red, gold and brown.
Prehnite	Tier 5	Prehnite has a vitreous mother-of-pearl luster. Affordably priced for its size, prehnite makes distinctive and interesting jewelry.
Pyrope Garnet	Tier 5	Pyrope Garnet is the most famous of the red garnets. Its dark, blood red color often resembles the color of ruby.
Quartz	Tier 5	Quartz is one of the most common minerals in Idalos and is well known in the gemstone world in its many forms and colors.
Quartz Cat's Eye	Tier 5	Quartz Cat's Eye is usually found in white, green, yellow or brown in central Idalos.
Rainbow Moonstone	Tier 5	Rainbow Moonstone is a lustrous gemstone found in central Idalos. It is used as decoration for armor, weapons, and jewelry.
Rainbow Pyrite	Tier 4	Rainbow Pyrite is one of the most common minerals in Idalos and is well known in the gemstone world in its many forms and colors.
Rhodochrosite	Tier 5	Rhodochrosite is usually found in an aggregate form with alternating light and dark stripes in zigzag bands.
Rhodolite Garnet	Tier 5	Rhodolite Garnet tends to be lighter in color than most other kinds of red garnet.
Rhodonite	Tier 5	Rhodonite is one of the most common minerals in Idalos and is well known in the gemstone world in its many forms and colors.
Rose Quartz	Tier 4	Rose Quartz crystals tend to be cloudy, which deepens its color. The unique soft pink color of rose quartz is thought to be derived from tiny traces of titanium.
Rubellite Tourmaline	Tier 5	Rubellite Tourmaline is one of the most valuable tourmaline colors with vivid pink to red tourmaline, often with a violet tinge.
Ruby	Tier 9	Ruby is the combination of hardness and rich color that makes it so valuable.
Ruby-in-Fuchsite	Tier 6	Ruby-in-Fuchsite is a natural combination of ruby and fuchsite in the same specimen. It is an interesting and colorful stone, with blue to emerald-green fuchsite and pink, purple or red ruby inclusions.
Ruby-Zoisite	Tier 5	Ruby-Zoisite is the natural combination of ruby and zoisite crystals in a single specimen. It is often used for carvings.
Rutile Quartz	Tier 5	Rutile Quartz is clear or smoky quartz with inclusions of rutile crystals.
Rutile Topaz	Tier 5	Rutile Topaz is colorless topaz with inclusions that look like rutile crystals.
Sapphire	Tier 8	Sapphire, with its excellent hardness, second only to diamond, is one of the four traditional precious gemstones.
Scapolite	Tier 5	Scapolite is not well known, but it can be a very attractive stone. Its color, which is usually a vibrant yellow, orange, pink or violet, is its best feature.
Seraphinite	Tier 5	Seraphinite's dark-green color is enhanced by a silvery and feathery shimmer caused by mica inclusions.
Serpentine	Tier 5	Serpentine is one of the most common minerals in Idalos and is well known in the gemstone world in its many forms and colors.
Sillimanite Cat's Eye	Tier 5	Sillimanite Cat's Eye is one of the most common minerals in Idalos and is well known in the gemstone world in its many forms and colors.
Smithsonite	Tier 5	Smithsonite is one of the most common minerals in Idalos and is well known in the gemstone world in its many forms and colors.
Smoky Quartz	Tier 6	Smoky Quartz is fast becoming a designer favorite for its earthy tone and tribal look. It is one of the few gemstones that is gray or brown.
Snowflake Obsidian	Tier 5	Snowflake Obsidian's inclusion of white crystals of cristobalite produce a blotchy pattern, known as snowflake obsidian.
Sodalite	Tier 5	Sodalite is a gemstone that is usually blue, often with a violet tint, and frequently contains white veins of calcite.
Spessartite Garnet	Tier 6	Spessartite Garnet is the most valuable of garnets that displays a bright, orange-red.
Sphalerite	Tier 6	Sphalerite is a rare collector's gem which has exceptional dispersion (also known as fire). In fact its dispersion rating is three times as high as that for diamond.
Sphene	Tier 5	Sphene is a brilliant yellowish-green, green or brown gemstone of high luster, unique color shades and, with brilliant cut, an intense fire.
Spinel	Tier 5	Spinel is an excellent gemstone for all types of jewelery. Spinel is never treated in any way.
Spodumene	Tier 5	Spodumene is one of the most common minerals in Idalos and is well known in the gemstone world in its many forms and colors.
Star Diopside	Tier 5	Star Diopside is one of the most common minerals in Idalos and is well known in the gemstone world in its many forms and colors.
Star Garnet	Tier 6	Star Garnet is a rare and unusual garnet. It displays a four-rayed star due to aligned inclusions of rutile.
Star Lemon Quartz	Tier 5	Star Lemon Quartz is a lemon-yellow variety of quartz that displays asterism (the star effect).
Star Moonstone	Tier 5	Star Moonstone is one of the most common minerals in Idalos and is well known in the gemstone world in its many forms and colors.
Star Rose Quartz	Tier 5	Star Rose Quartz displaying asterism or the star effect is rare. The unique soft pink color of rose quartz is thought to be caused by tiny traces of titanium.
Star Ruby	Tier 8	Star Ruby is a ruby that displays asterism, a six-rayed star that shimmers over the surface of the stone when it is moved.
Star Sapphire	Tier 8	Star Sapphire is a sapphire that contains unusual tiny needle-like inclusions. These needles produce a phenomenon called asterism.
Star Sunstone	Tier 5	Star Sunstone is one of the most common minerals in Idalos and is well known in the gemstone world in its many forms and colors.
Strawberry Quartz	Tier 5	Strawberry Quartz is one of the most common minerals in Idalos and is well known in the gemstone world in its many forms and colors.
Sugilite	Tier 8	Sugilite is an obscure and quite rare mineral found in central Idalos.
Sunstone	Tier 5	Sunstone is one of the most common minerals in Idalos and is well known in the gemstone world in its many forms and colors.
Tanzanite	Tier 6	Tanzanite is a rare gemstone found in central Idalos.
Tashmarine Diopside	Tier 5	Tashmarine Diopside is a brilliant yellow-green gemstone found in central Idalos.
Tiger's Eye	Tier 5	Tiger's Eye is one of the most common minerals in Idalos and is well known in the gemstone world in its many forms and colors.
Tiger's Eye Matrix	Tier 5	Tiger's Eye Matrix is the name given to tiger's eye that is cut and finished with some of its host rock intact.
Topaz	Tier 5	Topaz is an important gem due to its hardness and high refractive index. Topaz comes in many colors and blue topaz is especially popular.
Tremolite-Hexagonite	Tier 6	Tremolite-Hexagonite is a rare gemstone found in central Idalos.
Tourmaline	Tier 5	Tourmaline is found in every color. It can show every tone from pastel to dark, and can display various colors in the same stone.
Tsavorite Garnet	Tier 5	Tsavorite Garnet is one of the most common minerals in Idalos and is well known in the gemstone world in its many forms and colors.
Turquoise	Tier 5	Turquoise is one of the most common minerals in Idalos and is well known in the gemstone world in its many forms and colors.
Variscite	Tier 7	Variscite is a relatively rare type of phosphate mineral. High quality specimens are used as gemstones and for carvings.	_	Verdite	Tier 5	Verdite is light to dark-green serpentine rock that is often spotted or variegated.
Zircon	Tier 5	Zircon has great brilliance and intensive fire, due to its high refractive index and strong dispersion.

Armor

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Each item has a tier next to it.

If the item is listed as below your current Wealth Tier, you may assume that you have access to one full suit +1 for each Tier above the Listed Tier you possess.

Ex. If you have Wealth Tier 10, you may purchase a total of 8 Leather Armors. (1+7)

You may purchase one full set of armor one Wealth Tier above your level for 2 wealth point.

All Armor (minus Leather) is assumed to be made of Iron. All Shields are assumed to be composed of Wood. If you wish to purchase a higher quality or different metal, consult the Metals section.

Items more than one Wealth Tier above your current are inaccessible.

Ex. Bob (WT 10) has a group of ten NPCs in a mercenary company. Two of these are Personal NPCs, and are very important to him. Eight of these NPCs, however, are essentially Redshirts. They’re there to fill the role of warrior for his mercenary company, but don’t have any written up personality or features. Bob has a high enough level Wealth Tier that he can buy three full suits of Plate Armor at average quality. He decides to wear one set, and give the other two to his personal NPCs. He still has eight NPCs who could use equipment, however. At Wealth Tier 10, Bob can not only afford the Plate Armor, but can also afford Chainmail which is at Tier 6. Because he is at Wealth Tier 10, he gets five sets of Chainmail, and gives them to his Redshirts.
Three of his Redshirts still need armor, but since Scalemail is also at Tier 6, he can also afford five sets of this as well. He equips the remaining NPCs with Scalemail, and even has a couple of armor sets leftover if he manages to recruit anymore NPCs. He could also still purchase seven sets of Studded Leather, or eight sets of standard Leather Armor if he’d like thanks to his high Wealth Tier.
This means that in total, each season, Bob can purchase 3 sets of Plate Armor, 5 sets of Chainmail, 5 sets of Scalemail, 7 sets of Studded Leather, and 8 sets of standard Leather Armor at Average Quality.
Let’s assume, however, that Bob has one hundred NPCs to provide armor for. He would only be receiving a total of 28 sets of armor if he was gathering it at Average quality. If he wanted to raise the quantity that he was receiving at the cost of quality, he might decide instead to purchase Poor quality armor which would raise his total to 33 sets of armor. Bob won’t be able to give armor to all one-hundred of his NPCs this season, but after four seasons, he’ll have enough to provide armor for all of them, and even have some spare.
Of course, if Bob had fewer Wealth Tiers, he would be unable to buy as many sets of armor at a time, and so his acquisition of protective equipment would be slowed by the amount at which he could purchase it.

Armor Quality Modifiers

Players have the ability to customize their armor and shields to their liking, whether that is by adding gems and jewelry, certain metals, and much more. Listed below are some armors and shields that can be found across Idalos, however, keep in mind that crafting armor and shields is much like crafting a canvas, sculpting, and other arts. Each smith has their own style and technique thus producing many unique items.

Decorative (Pretty, non-functional)	½ of Listed Tier (Round Up)
Poor	Listed Tier – 1
Normal	Listed Tier
Good	Listed Tier +1
Masterwork	Listed Tier +2

Decorative armors and shields are meant for decoration only. If a character attempts to fight with a decorative armor or shield, they will lose quite easily. These weapon are made out of very cheap material and crafted in such a way that they are only durable enough to not bend. Decorative armor and shields break easy and are only made to accompany one's status, title, or rank.

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Item Name	Wealth Tier	Description
Leather Armor	Tier 3	Simple leather armor that protects the body. This typically consists of hardened animal hides, and is most commonly found on Hunters or Rangers.
Studded Leather Armor	Tier 4	Hardened animal hides with metal studs placed at even intervals along the length and width. These studs give added durability, but come with a light addition of weight.
Chainmail Armor	Tier 6	Intertwined links of metal which drape the body. The metallic rings used in Chainmail are capable of deflecting many blades, and even weaker projectiles, though those with especially small points will be able to slip between the rings. The expense of such armor typically restricts it to Military use.
Scalemail Armor	Tier 6	Overlapping layers of metal which drape the body. While this suffers from an added level of weight in comparison to Chainmail, it is nevertheless lighter than Plate, and provides fair protection against most common forms of slashing or piercing damage.
Plate Armor	Tier 8	Full sheets of metal comprise this suit of knightly armor, granting it a level of unmatched durability in combat. Few weapons are capable of piercing the tough hide of Plate armor, though the joints are typically exposed to allow for ease-of-movement. This is easily the most expensive and weightiest form of available armor, and is thus typically restricted to the wealthy.
Shields	Tier 3	Any of a group of wielded metal or wooden implements which are used to deflect or stop missiles or to lessen the intensity of incoming blows. The weight and general durability of a shield depend greatly on the material used to manufacture it.

Weapons

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Players have the ability to customize their weapons to their liking, whether that is by adding gems and jewelry, certain metals, handles, blade types, and much more. Listed below are some weapons that can be found across Idalos, however, keep in mind that crafting weapons is much like crafting a canvas, sculpting, and other arts. Each smith has their own style and technique thus producing many unique items.

Unless someone is starting a brand new character, all weapon requests must go through your character's city smith, whether that is for weapons or armor.

Unless stated otherwise, all weapons purchased from the Pricelist are regarded as being constructed from Iron. In order to "upgrade" a weapon to another metal choice, please consult the Metals section for further detail.

You may purchase a weapon one Wealth Tier above your level for 2 wealth point.

Decorative (Pretty, non-functional)	½ of Listed Tier (Round Up)
Poor	Listed Tier – 1
Normal	Listed Tier
Good	Listed Tier +1
Masterwork	Listed Tier +2

Decorative weapons are meant for decoration only. If a character attempts to fight with a decorative weapon, they will lose quite easily. These weapon are made out of very cheap material and crafted in such a way that they are only durable enough to not bend. Decorative weapons break easy and are only made to accompany one's status, title, or rank.

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Swords and Knives

Item Name	Pricing	Description
Dagger	Tier 1	A handheld dagger for use in tight spaces or extreme close range combat. Excellent for sliding between the cracks of armor-suits.
Knife	Tier 1	A small, easily hidden weapon designed to be used as an emergency weapon or for stealthy kills. Better for slashing than stabbing.
Spring Loaded Dagger	Tier 5	A spring loaded dagger designed to be worn under the sleeve for quick kills or as an emergency weapon.
Tamo Dagger	Tier 2	Tamo Daggers, which are always sold in pairs, are thin, stiletto blades mounted on an often elaborately carved, thick, wooden handle. Each handle has a slot near the blade that serves as a sheath for its twin. When the blades are sheathed, the handles form a short, but sturdy club.
Shortsword	Tier 4	A simple, short bladed sword designed for use in formation or close quarters combat.
Sai	Tier 3	A small defensively minded weapon, usually dual wielded.
Swordbreaker	Tier 5	A short bladed sword with hooked edges designed to catch and break an enemies sword.
One-Handed Sword	Tier 5	A medium length one handed sword, can be straight or given a curve.
Longsword	Tier 6	A medium length sword that can be used with either one hand or two, can be straight or curved.
Cane Sword	Tier 5	Straight, narrow sword sheathed in decorative case that is frequently disguised as a walking stick or cane.
Broadsword	Tier 7	A heavy, long bladed sword. Typically held with two-hands due to its weight.
Hand Sickle	Tier 2	A medium sized sickle designed to be held in one hand.

Lances and Staves

Item Name	Pricing	Description
Lance	Tier 3	A two handed combat spear, though mounted fighters can use it one handed during a charge. Tendency to break when striking heavily armored foes at high speed.
Spear	Tier 2	A spear designed to be used in one hand, can be straight bladed or curve bladed.
Trident	Tier 2	A three pronged spear that can be used to trap opponents arms or weapons between the prongs.
Bo Staff	Tier 1	A simple staff used to keep opponents at bay while fighting them.
Three Sectioned Staff	Tier 4	A staff split into three sections held together by chains. Can be used as a polearm, bludgeon, or whip.
War Scythe	Tier 4	A scythe that has been modified to be easier to use in combat, with the blade facing away from the wielder rather than towards them.
Reaper Scythe	Tier 5	A heavy scythe designed to be wielded with two hands, with the blade still facing the wielder. In the hands of the unskilled, it is dangerous only to the wielder, but in the hands of an expert, it is a deadly weapon.

Axes and Bludgeons

Item Name	Pricing	Description
Club	Tier 1	A simple wooden club, used for whacking people upside the head.
Hammer	Tier 2	A small hammer designed for self defense.
Hand Axe	Tier 2	A small axe designed for use in close quarters combat.
Mace	Tier 3	A heavy steel ball on a stick.
Spiked Mace	Tier 4	A spiked mace, designed to penetrate armor.
Axe	Tier 3	A heavy axe which may be wielded with one or both hands.
War Hammer	Tier 5	A heavy hammer designed for fights against armored opponents. It may be wielded in one-hand.
Ball and Chain/Flail	Tier 5	A mace head attached to the handle by a long chain.
Spiked Ball and Chain	Tier 6	A spiked mace head attached to the handle by a long chain.
Double-Headed Axe	Tier 5	A heavy war axe with two heads designed to be held in either one hand or two.
War Pick	Tier 5	A pick-axe like weapon designed to penetrate armor.
Broad Axe	Tier 7	A heavy two handed axe.
Sledgehammer	Tier 7	A heavy two handed hammer.
Halberd	Tier 8	A heavy battle axe mounted on a spear handle, designed for combat against both infantry and cavalry.

Ranged Weapons

Item Name	Pricing	Description
Short Bow	Tier 2	A small bow designed to be used from horseback.
Long Bow	Tier 5	A heavy bow designed to fire a long distance.
Pistol Crossbow	Tier 5	A medium strength crossbow designed to be compact at the cost of the traditional high-power and armor-piercing of a regularly-sized crossbow.
Crossbow	Tier 7	A slow to reload, but easy to use weapon capable of piercing even plate-mail armor with relative ease.
Arrows	Tier 2	An arrow to be launched from a bow. Come in packs of twenty.
Bolts	Tier 3	A metal bolt to fired from a crossbow. Come in packs of twenty.

Thrown Weapons

Item Name	Pricing	Description
Javelin	Tier 3	A spear that is designed to be thrown at enemies.
Throwing Knife	Tier 2	A small knife designed to be thrown. It is difficult to wield in standard combat and lacks a steady grip upon its hilt.

Whips

Item Name	Pricing	Description
Bullwhip	Tier 2	A long, lightweight leather whip.
Cat O Nine Tails	Tier 4	A whip with, as the name implies, nine tails. Shorter than a bull whip, but still dangerous if used right. Typically found in the hands of torturers and flagellants.
Scourge	Tier 6	A Cat O Nine Tails with shards of metal tied into each tail.
Barbed Whip	Tier 5	A bullwhip with jagged metal shards tied into it, designed for ripping flesh and muscle from the wielders target.
Chain Whip	Tier 6	A whip made entirely out of metal chains.
Urumi	Tier 5	The Urumi feels like a whip, moves like a whip, yet instead of cracking it cuts you like a razor. Not very effective against armor, but very nimble and able to cause great damage to lightly armored opponents, for example those wearing leather.
Chain Sickle	Tier 4	A medium sized sickle designed to be held in one hand, with a chain connecting the blade to handle.

Metals

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All metals will be sold as ingots in their standard form. If you harvest metal ore in RP, you must get it converted to ingots by a smith. Metal ore at its basic won’t be worth anything till it is refined. Getting ore refined won’t cost a thing, however, you must wait a period of time before you can use the ingots. How much ore you loot off of one thread is determined by the reviewer.

You may purchase a maximum of fifty ingots per season. This amount includes all Tier levels. You may also purchase an ingot one tier above your level by spending 2 wealth point Ingots two or more Tiers above your current Tier are inaccessible.

Novice Smith	10 Trials
Competent Smith	8 Trials
Expert Smith	5 Trials
Master Smith	3 Trials
Legendary Smith	1 Trial

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Iron	Default	Iron is often used in the production of inexpensive, durable items like armor and weapons. Iron is also used in a number of furniture pieces, construction, accessory pieces, and many other things. This metal is very dull, both in appearance and combat, though the latter depends on the craftsmen.
Steel	Tier 4	Steel is a higher grade of metal used in the making of various armor and weapon items. Though it is a higher grade of metal, it is not indestructible. It's durability is better than Iron, and is resistant against almost all basic, common crafted weapons. Steel appears shiny, compared to Iron, but runs the risk of rusting and/or tarnishing, especially on long journeys. This is, however, dependent on the craftsmen.
Cobalt	Tier 4	Cobalt metal is very sleek and shiny, appearing black, grey, or dark brown in color. Cobalt is a better form of metal preferred by armor and weapon crafters. Easy to work into shape and pleasant in appearance, Cobalt metal is most commonly used within militarys across Idalos not only for its beauty, but for its price and durability.
Malorite	Tier 9	Malorite is what's known as Star Metal, in Idalos. Star metal is hard to come back, often found in the most unlikely of places. It is very hard to craft it into strong armor because of its rarity, however, it is known to withstand the sharpest of blades. Malorite, when worked over, appears to glisten as if it gave off its own light. Translucent and seemingly starlit, Malorite is coveted by many.
Embersteel	Tier 5	Embersteel is a metal whose compound contains hits of metals that give it a smoldering appearance when worked over and set. Surprisingly, Embersteel is stronger than Steel, however, weighs much more than Cobalt, Iron, or Steel, making it unfavorable to most.
Tienite	Tier 8	Tienite is known by another name: Glacier Ore. Tienite is only found in the most remote of places, one being Oscillus. It is rumored that Treid's living body affects the land around him, thus giving nature an ethereal radiance of blue and white. Even after smelting down the ore, Tienite still radiates the same ethereal blue and white, making the wearers appear surreal and divine. Tienite is as durable as Embersteel, light weight, and easily worked. However, due to it's rarity within the other regions of Idalos, this ore is priced at an exuberant amount.
Adamantite	Tier 6	Adamantite is an uncommon metal, harvested in remote locations around mountains, specifically Sirothelle. Adamantite is said to hold special properties within the metal compounds that allow it to slice through even the sharpest, strongest of things. However, this effect is based off of the craftsmen and the compounds within the metal. This metal can yield strong, sharp blades or dull, breakable blades. Adamantite is mainly used for weapons though it is malleable and can be used for armor purposes. This metal appears as a burgundy color when finished.
Geminite	Tier 4	Geminite is ore found deep within mountains, it's properties very rarely found in the world. Appearing as the cross between diamond and glass, Geminite seems like liquid water, transparent and smooth, when being made into items. This metal is highly durable and is easily hammered into other metals while still keeping it's glassy appearance. Geminite easily takes on the color of other metals incorporated into it and makes for a lovely fashion piece.
Crystalline	Tier 2	Crystalline is another ore with strange properties, however common compared to Geminite. Crystalline can be found in caves, caverns, and pretty much anywhere dark and cold. It appears in many colors ranging from shades of pale green and purple to cream colors and the rarity, white. Crystalline can be transparent, depending on the craftmenship, but must be incorporated with other metals. It's durability is weaker than Iron and in most cases, it serves as a better use for jewelry and accessories. However, if fashioned with other metals, Crystalline can appear mesmerizing to the eye.
Blood Metal	Tier 2	Blood metal appears deep black with a reddish tint to it and can be found near volcanoes, both active or inactive. It is a very light weight, malleable metal, often used in sheets as a lining to reinforce armor. Common and fairly priced, blood metal tends to take over the coloration of other metals, if molded with other metals.
Idalinium	Tier 1	Another common metal, Idalinium can be harvested from pretty much anywhere in the world. It appears light grey in color, is very malleable and very easy to work with. It is another metal preferred by craftsmen.
Corvantite	Priceless	This is a special metal only obtained through circumstances by which involve Immortal beings. Corvantite is a metal that, even after fashioned into items, appears to have captured the wind. Beneath the surface, the colors are always moving. Not much in known of this metal, only that it is every seen on the Champions of the Immortals.
Euvomine	Priceless	Euvomine is another metal only given from an Immortal. However, the metal comes very brittle and breaks easily. It is not meant to be hammered into armor but sprinkled upon it. This metal is able to fuse on contact with other metals without staining or discoloring the item. The metal itself has special properties only known by the Immortal it came from.
Minithelite	Tier 3	Minithelite is an uncommon metal produced from the bottom of the Oceans. It is often worn by the Euri and contains compounds that allow the metal to blend into different locations, no matter the environment. However, Minithelite is very soft, light weight, and breakable. For this, the metal is often used by tailors to craft items of concealment.
Ghost Metal	Tier 8	To be updated
Sorelian Steel	TBD	To be updated
Copper	Tier 1	Highly conductive to electricity, relatively cheap and malleable, Copper is a go-to for basic tools and implements. Lowers the cost of armor and weapons by one Tier if used in place of Iron.
Lead	Tier 2	An exceptionally heavy, and fairly durable metal.
Bronze	Tier 1	Relatively cheap and malleable, Bronze stands alongside Copper as a go-to for basic tools and implements, and may even be forged into armament. Lowers the cost of armor and weapons by one Tier if used in place of Iron.
Tin	TBD	To be updated
Gold	Tier 7	A shiny stone valued for its beauty. It is an incredibly soft metal, and thus a poor choice for any non-decorative implement.
Silver	Tier 6	Another shiny stone valued for its beauty. It is not typically found in non-decorative implements.

Mounts

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This section deals specifically with mounts. These are animals which may be ridden over land or sea, and winged / flying mounts. It also has accessories available.

Numbers Per Season
- The number of mounts you may purchase per season is listed in the availability table.
  - Please note Where no number is given, only 1 mount of that type is available.
  - You may also make a single purchase at one tier above your level by spending 10 wealth points Mounts two or more Tiers above your current Tier are inaccessible, unless purchased from a PC.
Availability of Mount
- The availability of the animal will also be modified by the PC Wealth Tier. The availability is as follows:
  - Undesirable: These animals are not great at what they do. A mule as a mount, for example, is not good.
  - Common: In most places, a common mount would be a horse.
  - Uncommon: These are the unusual animals, not usually available.
  - Rare: These are the very unusual and exotic animals, very rarely available and highly sought after.
Quality of Animal
- This refers to the quality and breeding of the animal, how well it has been cared for. This is determined by the level of Animal Husbandry Skill for the person you are buying the animal from.
  - Poor: (No Animal Husbandry)
  - Basic: (Animal Husbandry = Novice)
  - Average: (Animal Husbandry = Competent)
  - Good: (Animal Husbandry = Expert)
  - Excellent: (Animal Husbandry = Master)
Level of Training
- This refers to the quality of training the animal has undergone. This is determined by the level of Animal Training Skill for the person you are buying the animal from.
  - Poor: (No Animal Training)
  - Basic: (Animal Training = Novice)
  - Average: (Animal Training = Competent)
  - Good: (Animal Training = Expert)
  - Excellent: (Animal Training = Master)

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Availability Per Tier
Character Wealth Tier	Undesirable	Common	Uncommon	Rare
Tier 1	None	None	None	None
Tier 2	Poor Quality No Training Poor Accessories	None	None	None
Tier 3	Basic Quality Basic Training Basic Accessories	Basic Quality Basic Training Basic Accessories	None	None
Tier 4	Good Quality (Max) Expert Training (Max) Basic Accessories	Basic Quality Novice Training Basic Accessories	None	None
Tier 5	3 x Good Quality (Max) Expert Training (Max) Average Accessories AND	Average Quality Competent Training Average Accessories	None	None
Tier 6	5 x Good Quality (Max) Expert Training (Max) Good Accessories (Max) AND	Good Quality Expert Training Good Accessories OR	Average Quality Competent Training Good Accessories	None
Tier 7	10 x Good Quality (Max) Expert Training (Max) Good Accessories (Max) AND	Excellent Quality (Max) Master Training (Max) Good Accessories OR	Good Quality Expert Training Good Accessories	None
Tier 8	15 x Good Quality (Max) Expert Training (Max) Good Accessories (Max) AND	Excellent Quality (Max) Master Training (Max) Excellent Accessories AND	Good Quality Expert Training Excellent Accessories OR	Average Quality Expert Training Excellent Accessories.
Tier 9	20 x Good Quality (Max) Expert Training (Max) Good Accessories (Max) AND	3 x Excellent Quality (Max) Master Training (Max) Excellent Accessories AND	Excellent Quality (Max) Master Training (Max) Excellent Accessories AND	Good Quality Expert Training Excellent Accessories.
Tier 10	30 x Good Quality (Max) Expert Training (Max) Good Accessories (Max) AND	5 x Excellent Quality (Max) Master Training (Max) Excellent Accessories AND	3 x Excellent Quality (Max) Master Training (Max) Excellent Accessories AND	Excellent Quality Master Training Excellent Accessories.

Example of Accessories
Horseshoe	Saddle	Lead Rope	Bit	Halter	Bridle	Reins	Blankets	Harness
Crop	Spurs	Hobble	Decorative Bells	Saddle Bag	Dandy Brush	Body Brush	Curry Comb	Mane and Tail Comb
Hoof Pick	Sponge	Woollen Mitt	Hoof Rasp	Wooden Carry Case	Hoof Nippers	Hoof Knife	Hoof Scraper	Stirrups

Seafaring

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Rules Please refer to the tables below for identification of availability per Wealth Tier. If you are at this Tier, then you may assume that you have access to the items, as described.

For the purposes of this section, the number of items you may purchase is limited, in the following manner. If the vessel you are purchasing is at your Wealth Tier, then you may buy 1 per Arc. No matter what Wealth Tier you are at, a boat is a major investment. For vessels below your Wealth Tier, you may buy 1 + 1 for each Tier below the item is, but unless the vessel is more than four Tiers below yours, this is instead of your once an Arc purchase. More than four Tiers below, this can be as well as. This is explained in the table below.

**Purchasing Vessels**
PC Wealth Tier	Purchase Item Tier
PC Wealth Tier	Tier 1	Tier 2	Tier 3	Tier 4	Tier 5	Tier 6	Tier 7	Tier 8	Tier 9	Tier 10
Tier 1	1	5WP	10WP	15WP	20WP	30WP	40WP	50WP	65WP	85WP
Tier 2	2*	1*	5WP	10WP	15WP	25WP	35WP	45WP	60WP	80WP
Tier 3	3*	2*	1*	5WP	10WP	20WP	30WP	40WP	55WP	75WP
Tier 4	4*	3*	2*	1*	5WP	15WP	25WP	35WP	50WP	70WP
Tier 5	4	4*	3*	2*	1*	10WP	20WP	30WP	45WP	65WP
Tier 6	5	4	4*	3*	2*	1*	10WP	20WP	35WP	55WP
Tier 7	5	5	4	4*	3*	2*	1*	10WP	25WP	45WP
Tier 8	6	5	5	4	4*	3*	2*	1*	15WP	35WP
Tier 9	6	6	5	5	4	4*	3*	2*	1*	20WP
Tier 10	7	6	6	5	5	4	4*	3*	2*	1*
(where * means you may choose only ONE of these options)

Rigging, equipment and so on may be assumed to be appropriate to the Wealth Tier your PC is at purchase.

Additional vessels are bound to the same "once per arc" rule. So a Tier 10 PC may buy 4 x Tier 6 vessels per arc.

Items Available Per Tier. Click Expand.

Items

Boat Name	Tier Available	Crew	Passengers	Notes / Information
Canoe	Tier 2	1.	None.	Usually pointed at both ends, this lightweight, narrow vessel is propelled by a single, seated or kneeling paddler facing in the direction they wish to travel. Characters use canoes for recreational sports, leisure fishing, exploring caves, and crossing small lakes or rivers within their chosen city. Also referred to as a dugout, canoes can be crafted from tree logs by novice shipwrights.
Rowboat	Tier 3	1	No more than 3.	A rowboat is propelled forwards by one or more individuals using oars, attached to the boat through open metal rings called horns, which are fixed to either side of the boat via an oarlock. Rowboats are used on lakes, rivers, and to transport people or goods to bigger boats anchored near the shoreline. Some characters might choose to use them for recreational fishing.
Fishing Boat	Tier 3	1	Up to 6.	The humble finishing boat is used much like the rowboat, but can carry up to six grown men, and has enough room to bait and set hooks or traps for crayfish and crabs. Unlike the rowboat, people are able to stand up in this vessel without falling out. Many larger boats keep a couple of these boats for getting between their ship and the shore easily, or exploring unchartered waters to evaluate the water depth and safety.
Sloop	Tier 4	1	Up to 4	Used primarily for sailing along the coastlines or up rivers of a character’s chosen city, though they are perfectly capable of sea travel, a sloop is a single mast fore and aft rig vessel. It has one large mainsail and a much smaller boom sail (headsail) aft of the mast. The mainsail is also called the jib (a triangular staysail that sets ahead of the foremast of a sailing vessel) or genoa jib (a large jib or foresail) located forward of the mast.
Ketch	Tier 5	2	Up to 10	A ketch is bigger than a sloop as it has two masts instead of one. The forward mainmast is always larger than the after mast (often referred to as the mizzen). They are commonly used as a freighter or fishing vessel, and much like the sloop, are most commonly for following the coastlines of a character’s chosen city, or island hopping, though sea travel is still fully possible.
Keel Boat	Tier 5	4	Up to 20	A large, flat-bottomed, river cargo, ferryboat with shallow structural keels, these boats are only used on big rivers or lakes for transporting people or cargo, such as, logs, horses, crops, materials, and wagons. Usually long and narrow, the keelboat is often unsheltered and is treated as a barge. The keelboat is perfect for navigating shallow waters that other boats can’t move through.
Long Ship	Tier 6	21 - 41	Up to 45	These graceful ships have a shallow draft which allows for navigation in water only four feet deep and can land on sandy beaches without taking damage. Being double-ended means they can reserve with ease and change direction quickly, making them perfect for sailing in cold waters where icebergs and sea ice becomes a problem. Oars are fitted along the length of the boat and include a single mast and large, square sail.
Schooner	Tier 6	2 - 6	Up to 10	A vessel with two or more masts with fore and aft sails, the foremast being the shorter of the two and never taller than the mizzen if one is present. This ship will get a character from one continent to the next, but in unsafe waters, is a risky choice for long distant travel. Schooners are fast, enabling them to outrun and outmaneuver some of the bigger ships on the ocean, including the cog ship, a favourite among pirates.
Cog Ship	Tier 7	10	50	A single masted vessel with a square-rigged single sail, the cog ship is used namely for seagoing trade and long distance journeys. Cog ships can carry and transport a large volume of goods and are very popular among pirates and other ne'er do wells who like to use them for carrying all of their treasures wherever they go. They are also used by the navy to transport prisoners in custom cells built under the main deck.
Brig	Tier 8	12 - 16	up to 60	A large vessel with two square-rigged masts and are known to be fast and manoeuvrable, making them the perfect warship or merchant vessel. A brig is distinct from a three-masted ship by virtue of only having two masts. Often equipped with many cannons (up to ten on each side), pirates tend to steer clear of these naval ships that are popular in northern and western parts of Idalos, such as, Rynmere and Ne’haer.
Galleon	Tier 9	30	350	A large warship, the galleon is a lot slower than the brig, but also very popular among pirates and wealthy merchants for its large cargo storage. Twice as fast as the cog ship (if it isn’t overloaded with loot), and a lot more manoeuvrable, able to stand rough sea storms and the odd hole from cannon fire, even the Mer prefer not to mess with these ships, generally able to go wherever the water is deep enough to house them.
Tallship	Tier 10	60	220	square-rigged and is often referred to as a full-rigged ship, collier, or frigate. The masts include a foremast (second tallest), mainmast (the tallest), mizzenmast (third tallest), and a jiggermast (the shortest mast if indeed present). It has a minimum of twenty sails and is very demanding of its crew.

Quality of Equipment & Accessories The quality of the equipment is as important as the vessel itself. This, too, is impacted by Wealth Tier.

Poor (Tier 1 & 2)
- Will be made out of poor materials, by someone with no, or very limited craft skills. Plain, unadorned and barely functional.
Basic (Tier 3 & 4)
- Will be made out of basic materials, by someone with Novice level craft skills. Plain, unadorned and functional
Average (Tier 5)
- Will be made out of average materials , by someone with Competent level craft skills. Usually plain, minimal adornments and functional.
Good ( Tier 6 & 7)
- Will be made out of good materials, by someone with Expert level craft skills. Some details, adornments, good functionality and durable / sturdy.
Masterwork (Tier 8 +)
- Will be made out of excellent materials, by someone with Master level craft skills, or above. As many details and adornments as required; durable, sturdy etc.

Example Equipment

Item Name	Item Name	Item Name	Item Name
Fishing Nets	Spyglass	Crow's Nest	Custom Flag
Oars	Anchors	Ship's Wheel	Gangplank
Hammock	Figurehead	Bell	Harpoons
Chain	Rope	Ladders	Sails
Mast	Sextant	Maps	Tarps

Property & Land

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Rules

Housing per Wealth Tier is identified in the page appropriate. This section deals with the purchase of land and / or property additional to the housing associated with the pcs Wealth Tier.
Please refer to the information below for identification of availability per Wealth Tier. If you are at this Tier, then you may assume that you have access to the items, as described.

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Property
- Housing per Wealth Tier is identified and the PC is able to assume that they have access to one 'home'. This will be impacted by the Starter Pack
- Other than the housing included as part of your Wealth Tier, all additional housing & buildings must be purchased with Wealth Points. Many cities have a "Houses for Sale" section, which will show you the number of Wealth Points needed to purchase that building. However, if they do not then you should contact your local city Prophet and explain what kind of building you want. They will then negotiate this with you. If there are any issues, you or the City Prophet may post in the PSF.

As a rough guide

A house (not other building) should cost 10 x it's Tier in Wealth Points. You want a second home that's Tier 10? 100 Wealth Points is your minimum.
This should be x 1.5 for large houses.

Land
- A certain amount of land, in the form of a garden, is included in all Tiers after Tier 4.
- Other than the land included in your Wealth Tier all additional land must be purchased with Wealth Points.

Land in towns or cities costs 1 WP x acre
Land outside towns or cities costs 1 WP for 2 acres.

Household Items

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Rules Please refer to the tables below for identification of availability per Wealth Tier. If you are at this Tier, then you may assume that you have access to the items, as described.

For the purposes of this section, you can assume that a household set includes

Items Available Per Tier. Click Expand.

Items

Character Wealth Tier	Character Furnishing	Notes
Tier 1	None	At Tier 1 a pc lives from hand to mouth. They own nothing.
Tier 2	Poor	At Tier 2 a pc lives on a very limited budget. They will have the bare minimum of items. A table, chair, and bed, as well as necessary kitchen items (pot, bowl, spoon, knife).
Tier 3	Basic	At Tier 3 a pc lives on a limited budget. They will still have the bare minimum, but plus a little more. Kitchen items may include drinkware.
Tier 4	Basic +	At Tier 4 a pc lives on a tight budget. They will have necessary items such as a table, chairs, a bed, as well as kitchen items, but they're all of poor quality and with no bedding. There are no instruments unless it is warranted by profession.
Tier 5	Average	At Tier 5 a pc lives on a budget. They will have necessities, but of average quality. There may also be items such as desks or bookshelves stocked conservatively. There may be an instrument, or more if warranted by profession.
Tier 6	Average +	At Tier 6, a PC will have necessities, as well as additional sets of dinnerware and seating for guests. Decorations may be available, as well as instruments.
Tier 7	Good	At Tier 7, a PC will have necessities that are of good quality. Luxury items may be seen more frequently.
Tier 8	Good +	At Tier 8, a PC will have necessities and more luxury items.
Tier 9	Masterwork	At Tier 9, a PC will have necessities of masterwork quality. Their furnishings are made from rare materials and are luxurious.
Tier 10	Masterwork	At Tier 10, a PC will have necessities and much more of masterwork quality.

Item Quality The quality of the garment is identified in the table above. This means:

Poor
- Will be made out of flimsy materials by someone with no, or very limited craft skills. Plain, unadorned and not dyed.
Basic
- Will be made out of basic materials by someone with Novice level craft skills. Plain, unadorned and not dyed.
Average
- Will be made out of standard materials by someone with Competent level craft skills. Usually plain, minimal adornments and limited/basic varnishing/coloring available.
Good
- Will be made out of good materials by someone with Expert level craft skills. Some details, adornments and a range of varnishing/coloring available.
Masterwork
- Will be made out of excellent and rare materials by someone with Master level craft skills, or above. As many details, varnishing/coloring and adornments as required.

Animals

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Please refer to the tables below for identification of availability per Wealth Tier. If you are at this Tier, then you may assume that you have access to the items, as described.

For the purpose of this section, there are a total of five levels of Training which can be assigned to a creature at the time of purchase. These are directly related to the levels of Training which can be found in the Animal Training (LINK) skill.

These levels are:

Untrained, Domesticated, Trained, Well Trained, Masterfully Trained

Each level of training costs Two Wealth Points. This means that a Masterfully Trained Non-Common Animal will cost Eight Wealth Points in total, and a Masterfully Trained Common Animal will cost Six Wealth Points in total.

Certain animals begin in a domesticated state. For the sake of this thread, these are referred to as Common Domestic Animals. A person may purchase a total of thirty Common Domestic Animals per Season.

A person may purchase a total of twenty non-Common Domestic Animals per Season. This means that, combined, a person may purchase fifty animals per season.

A person may purchase an animal one Tier above their own for Three Wealth Points. This may only be done on five animals per Season, and counts towards the Fifty total which are allocated per Season.

Animal Feed

Animal Feed	Price
Grain for Small Animals (20 chickens)	Tier 1
Grain for Medium Animals (1 goat)	Tier 1
Grain for Large Animals (1 cow)	Tier 2
Bale of Straw	Tier 2
Bale of Hay	Tier 2

Avian

Animal	Price	Common Domestic
Chick	Tier 1	Yes
Hen	Tier 1	Yes
Rooster	Tier 1	Yes
Duckling	Tier 1	Yes
Duck	Tier 1	Yes
Drake	Tier 1	Yes
Goosling	Tier 2	Yes
Goose	Tier 2	Yes
Gander	Tier 2	Yes
Pigeon	Tier 1	Yes
Dove	Tier 1	Yes
Owl	Tier 4	No
Hawk	Tier 3	No
Falcon	Tier 4	No
Eagle	Tier 6	No
Mornis	Tier 6 (NEEDS LINKED)	No
Sigh	Tier 6 (NEEDS LINKED)	No

Bovine

Animal	Price	Common Domestic
Cattle	Tier 3	Yes
Ox	Tier 4	Yes
Yak	Tier 5	Yes
Bubalus	TBD (LINKED)
Bison	Tier 6	No
Buffalo	Tier 6	No
Ivorian Auroch	TBD (LINKED)
Woolly Bison	Tier 6	No (LINKED)
Snow Auroch	TBD (LINKED)

Canine

Animal	Price	Common Domestic
Small Dog	Tier 1	Yes
Medium Dog	Tier 2	Yes
Large Dog	Tier 3	Yes

Feline

Animal	Price	Common Domestic
Cat	Tier 1	Yes
Ocelot	Tier 3	No
Serval	Tier 3	No
Lynx	Tier 3	No
Caracal	Tier 4	No
Cougar	Tier 5	No
Cheetah	Tier 7	No
Leopard	Tier 7	No
Jaguar	Tier 7	No
Lion	Tier 8	No
Tiger	Tier 8	No
Hyx	Tier 8	No (LINKED)
Obsidian Panther	Tier 9 (NEEDS LINK)	No
Scython	Tier 7	No (LINKED)
Thunder Ocelot	Tier 4	No (LINKED)
Oscillus Leopard	Tier 7	No (LINKED)
Prismanther	Tier 8	No (LINKED)

Equine

Animal	Price	Common Domestic
Donkey	Tier 3	Yes
Horse	Tier 4	Yes
Thorned Horse	Tier 5	Yes (LINKED)
Quadriga Horse	Tier 8	No (LINKED)
Oscillus Horse	Tier 5	Yes (LINKED)

Cloven

Animal	Price	Common Domestic
Goat	Tier 2	Yes
Sheep	Tier 2	Yes
Pig	Tier 3	Yes
Bronze Boar	Tier 6	No (LINKED)
Deer	Tier 5	No
Elk	Tier 5	No
Moose	Tier 7	No
Camel	Tier 4	Yes
Stave Gazelle	Tier 5	No (LINKED)

Insectoid

Insect	Price	Common Domestic
Worker Bees x 10,000	Tier 3	N/A
Queen Bee	Tier 3	N/A
Beehive Box	Tier 2	N/A
Sicklepede	TBD (LINKED)
Siphon Butterfly	TBD (LINKED)

Reptiles and Amphibians

Animal	Price	Common Domestic
Lizard	Tier 1	Yes
Turtle	Tier 1	Yes
Corn Snake	Tier 1	No
Garden Snake	Tier 2	No
King Snake	Tier 3	No
Milk Snake	Tier 3	No
Rosy Boa	Tier 3	Yes
Gopher Snake	Tier 2	No
Boa	Tier 3	Yes
Ball Python	Tier 4	No
Anaconda	Tier 4	No
Hotland Taipan	Tier 4	No (NEEDS LINKED)
Shield Python	Tier 4	No (NEEDS LINKED)
Whip Monitor	Tier 5	No (NEEDS LINKED)
Rainbow Sea Snake	Tier 8	No (NEEDS LINKED)
Golden Salamanders	Tier 6	No (NEEDS LINKED)

Rodents

Animal	Price	Common Domestic
Mouse	Tier 1	Yes
Rat	Tier 1	Yes
Hamster	Tier 1	Yes

Skill Kits

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Rules For This Section Please refer to the tables below for identification of availability per Wealth Tier. If you are at this Tier, then you may assume that you have access to the items, as described.

For the purposes of this section, please assume that a Skill Kit" contains all the tools & equipment needed to perform the skill.

You may buy a Skill Kit at one Wealth Tier above your current for the cost of 1 wealth point You may make this purchase as many times per cycle as you wish, but it always costs the same.
You may buy a Skill Kit at two Wealth Tiers above your current for the cost of 3 wealth points. You may make this purchase as many times per cycles as you wish, but it always costs the same.
You may buy a Skill Kit at three Wealth Tiers above your current for the cost of 6 wealth points. You may make this purchase as many times per cycles as you wish, but it always costs the same.

Items Available Per Tier. Click Expand.

Items & Clarification

For each Skill which might require it, there is an available kit of tools & equipment. The items in these kits are those items needed to perform the skill. Please note, they do not contain the materials in order to make things (where appropriate), simply the tools to use the skill.

Character Wealth Tier	Notes
Tier 1	At Tier 1 a pc lives from hand to mouth. If they have a Skill Kit, then it is of such abysmal quality as to be practically dysfunctional. This is a rock being used as a hammer level of poor quality.
Tier 2	At Tier 2 a pc lives on a very limited budget. Skill kits at this Tier are barely functional and contain only very basic tools and equipment.
Tier 3	At Tier 3 a pc lives on a limited budget. Skill kits at this Tier are functional but basic and contain only basic tools and equipment.
Tier 4	At Tier 4 a pc lives on a tight budget. Skill kits at this Tier are functional and contain basic tools and equipment, with a means of storing them / carrying them.
Tier 5	At Tier 5 a pc lives on a budget. Skill kits at this Tier are sturdy and functional with all tools required to perform the skill with some additional / extra pieces.
Tier 6	Skill kits at this Tier are sturdy and functional with all tools required to perform the skill with all additional / extra pieces.
Tier 7	Skill kits at this Tier are sturdy and functional with all tools required to perform the skill with all additional / extra pieces and are of expert quality of manufacture.
Tier 8 +	Skill kits at this Tier are sturdy and functional with all tools required to perform the skill with all additional / extra pieces and are of masterwork quality.

Crafting Materials

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Rules For This Section

A Material Kit is a kit, relating to a specific Craft Skill. It is the materials required to practice the skill (note, the tools are separate). If you have the Category: Sculpting: Sculpting skill, then the materials would be clay and stone, if you are buying a Material Kit for the Needlecraft Skill, then it would consist of fabric, threads and yarns.
Please refer to the tables below for identification of availability per Wealth Tier. If you are at this Tier, then you may assume that you have access to the items, as described.

You may buy a Material Kit at one Wealth Tier above your current for the cost of 1 wealth point You may make this purchase as many times per cycle as you wish, but it always costs the same.
You may buy a Material Kit at two Wealth Tiers above your current for the cost of 3 wealth points. You may make this purchase as many times per cycles as you wish, but it always costs the same.
You may buy a Material Kit at three Wealth Tiers above your current for the cost of 6 wealth points. You may make this purchase as many times per cycles as you wish, but it always costs the same.

Items Available Per Tier. Click Expand.

Items & Clarification

For each Skill which might require it, there is an available kit of tools & equipment. The items in these kits are those items needed to perform the skill. Please note, they do not contain the materials in order to make things (where appropriate), simply the tools to use the skill.

Character Wealth Tier	Notes
Tier 1	At Tier 1 a pc lives from hand to mouth. If they have a Material Kit, then it is of such abysmal quality as to be practically dysfunctional. This is a rock being sculpted level of very poor quality.
Tier 2	At Tier 2 a pc lives on a very limited budget. Material kits at this Tier are barely functional and contain only very basic and minimal items at poor quality
Tier 3	At Tier 3 a pc lives on a limited budget. Material kits at this Tier are functional but basic and contain only basic items of poor quality.
Tier 4	At Tier 4 a pc lives on a tight budget. Material kits at this Tier are functional and contain basic items, with a very limited supply of average quality.
Tier 5	At Tier 5 a pc lives on a budget. Material kits at this Tier are sturdy and functional with an average supply of average quality with some additional / extra pieces at good quality.
Tier 6	Material kits at this Tier are good quality with an above average supply of average quality materials with additional / extra pieces at good quality.
Tier 7	Material kits at this Tier are very good quality with a very good supply of average quality materials with a good number of additional / extra pieces at excellent quality.
Tier 8 +	Material kits at this Tier are Masterwork Quality with all a wide range of materials.

Drugs

Medicinal

Recreational

Hazardous

Poisons

Item Name	Pricing	Notes
Buzz	50 gn	Nerve enhancer used in interrogations to maximize pain.
Fist Nut	60 gn	A misused medicine, excessive coagulation is dangerous.
Fuzz	40 gn	A misused medicinal compound poison which can affect many senses.
Frostbite	20 gn	Body temperature effect. First doe is medicinal, second is debilitating, third paralytic, and forth is lethal.
Garrotte Vine Sap	40 gn	An anticoagulant poison like Red Tide. One dose per weapon smear.
Kidnapper’s Joy	50 gn	A paralytic poison harvested from The Kidnapper Spider.
Pie Crust	50 gn	A disfiguring poison from the Iulure islands.
Psinia Shock	25 gn	A rare mild mental poison made from red Psinia clover.
Red Tide	10 gn	Exclusive to the Naerikk, this poison acts as a blood thinner and weakens the victim.
Rockmaze	Moderated Poison	An experimental poison that weakens bones.
Rubberlegs	60 gn	Bone elasticity that is lethal in high doses.
Scarf Rot	10 gn	Sleep agent weapon smear.
Second Skin	15 gn	Freakish skin growth and return used for interrogations.
Strain	100 gn	The classic neurotoxin that is universally applied to blades. Where the effects of “Stretch” may be disclaimed as the victim’s drunkenness or clumsiness, there is no mistaking the seizures and asphyxiation caused by this poison. The combined elements of certain spider venoms and a particular fungal spore give this a far more profitable shelf life than the pure venom. And a “stained” blade is far easier to wield in battle than a spider. It may take more than one strike with the blade to cause the victim to die of the poison alone. But most such fights end with the disabled victim dying on the end of the blade instead.
Stretch	30 gn	A ligament elasticity similar effect to ‘Rubberlegs’. Heavy doses are crippling, not lethal.
Thorn Bush Sap	50 gn	A blood activated toxin that causes seizures and blackouts.
Ghost Mushroom	10 gn	A poison that shuts down the respiratory system. It has a strong smell and is very hard to hide.
Hotlands Taipan Venom	170 gn	Always lethal and perilous to handle.
Rainbow	150 gn	A sea snake venom that shuts down the respiratory system.
White Saxifrage	100 gn	Found only in the black-centered stalks) the “Assassin’s Friend”. Highly versatile and disguisable. Takes a considerable amount, but processes easily and is almost impossible to confirm its use. Takes virtually any reagent application, lethal or not..
Rainbow	150 gn	A sea snake venom that shuts down the respiratory system.

Antidotes

Item Name	Pricing	Notes
Buzz	10 gn	Antidote for Fuzz which over-sensitizes and strengthens nerve connections.
Fuzz	10 gn	Antidote for Buzz which numbs and can break nerve connections.
Ivorian Kora Sap	5 gn	Antiseptic and mild snakebite antivenin.
Fruit of Life Sap	20 gn	Snakebite antivenin sold only in Nashaki.
Whitemoss	30 gn	Can target specific toxins.

Slaves

Please see the Player Guide to Slavery in Idalos.

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Contents

Overview

General Rules

Edibles

Clothing

Jewelry

Gemstones

Armor

Weapons

Metals

Mounts

Seafaring

Property & Land

Household Items

Animals

Animal Feed

Avian

Bovine

Canine

Feline

Equine

Cloven

Insectoid

Reptiles and Amphibians

Rodents

Skill Kits

Crafting Materials

Drugs

Medicinal

Recreational

Hazardous

Poisons

Poisons

Antidotes

Slaves

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+Please refer to the tables below for identification of availability per Wealth Tier. If you are at this Tier, then you may assume that you have access to the items, as described.
+*For the purpose of this section, there are a total of five levels of Training which can be assigned to a creature at the time of purchase. These are directly related to the levels of Training which can be found in the Animal Training (LINK) skill.
+*These levels are:
+Untrained, Domesticated, Trained, Well Trained, Masterfully Trained
+*Each level of training costs Two Wealth Points. This means that a Masterfully Trained Non-Common Animal will cost Eight Wealth Points in total, and a Masterfully Trained Common Animal will cost Six Wealth Points in total.
+*Certain animals begin in a domesticated state. For the sake of this thread, these are referred to as Common Domestic Animals. A person may purchase a total of thirty Common Domestic Animals per Season.
+*A person may purchase a total of twenty non-Common Domestic Animals per Season. This means that, combined, a person may purchase fifty animals per season.
+*A person may purchase an animal one Tier above their own for Three Wealth Points. This may only be done on five animals per Season, and counts towards the Fifty total which are allocated per Season.
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 == Animal Feed ==
 {|class="wikitable"
 ! Animal Feed !! Price
 |-
-|Grain for Small Animals (20 chickens) || 1gn per cycle
+|Grain for Small Animals (20 chickens) || Tier 1
 |-
-|Grain for Medium Animals (1 goat) || 1gn, 5sn per cycle
+|Grain for Medium Animals (1 goat) || Tier 1
 |-
-|Grain for Large Animals (1 cow) || 2gn per cycle
+|Grain for Large Animals (1 cow) || Tier 2
 |-
-|Bale of Straw 	|| 1gn per cycle
+|Bale of Straw 	|| Tier 2
 |-
-|Bale of Hay || 2gn per cycle
+|Bale of Hay || Tier 2
 |}
 == Avian ==
 {|class="wikitable"
-! Animal !! Price
+! Animal !! Price !! Common Domestic
 |-
-|Chick || 5sn
+|Chick || Tier 1 || Yes
 |-
-|Hen || 1gn
+|Hen || Tier 1 || Yes
 |-
-|Rooster || 5gn
+|Rooster || Tier 1 || Yes
 |-
-|Duckling || 5sn
+|Duckling || Tier 1 || Yes
 |-
-|Duck || 1gn
+|Duck || Tier 1 || Yes
 |-
-|Drake || 5gn
+|Drake || Tier 1 || Yes
 |-
-|Goosling || 1gn
+|Goosling || Tier 2 || Yes
 |-
-|Goose || 2gn
+|Goose || Tier 2 || Yes
 |-
-|Gander || 10gn
+|Gander || Tier 2 || Yes
 |-
-|Pigeon || 10gn
+|Pigeon || Tier 1 || Yes
 |-
-|Dove 	|| 15gn
+|Dove 	|| Tier 1 || Yes
 |-
-|Owl || 20gn
+|Owl || Tier 4  || No
 |-
-|Hawk || 30gn
+|Hawk || Tier 3 || No
 |-
-|Falcon || 80gn
+|Falcon || Tier 4 || No
 |-
-|Eagle 	|| 300gn
+|Eagle 	|| Tier 6 || No
 |-
-|Mornis || N/A
+|Mornis || Tier 6 (NEEDS LINKED)|| No
 |-
-|Sigh || N/A
+|Sigh || Tier 6 (NEEDS LINKED) || No
 |}
 == Bovine ==
 {|class="wikitable"
-! Animal !! Price
+! Animal !! Price !! Common Domestic
 |-
-|Calf || 10gn
+|Cattle || Tier 3 || Yes
 |-
-|Cow || 20gn
+|Ox || Tier 4 || Yes
 |-
-|Steer || 30gn
+|Yak || Tier 5 || Yes
 |-
-|Young Bull || 50gn
+|Bubalus || TBD  (LINKED)
 |-
-|Bull || 100gn
+|Bison 	|| Tier 6 || No
 |-
-|Ox || 30gn
+|Buffalo || Tier 6 || No
 |-
-|Yak || 25gn
+|Ivorian Auroch || TBD   (LINKED)
 |-
-|Bubalus || 40gn
+|Woolly Bison || Tier 6 || No (LINKED)
 |-
-|Bison 	|| 80gn
+|Snow Auroch || TBD  (LINKED)
-|-
-|Buffalo || 100gn
-|-
-|Ivorian Auroch || N/A
-|-
-|Woolly Bison || N/A
-|-
-|Snow Auroch || N/A
 |}
 == Canine ==
 {|class="wikitable"
-! Animal !! Price
+! Animal !! Price !! Common Domestic
 |-
-|Small Dog || 15gn
+|Small Dog || Tier 1 || Yes
 |-
-|Medium Dog 	|| 40gn
+|Medium Dog 	|| Tier 2 || Yes
 |-
-|Large Dog || 75gn
+|Large Dog || Tier 3 || Yes
 |}
 == Feline ==
 {|class="wikitable"
-! Animal !! Price
+! Animal !! Price !! Common Domestic
 |-
-|Cat || 5gn
+|Cat || Tier 1 || Yes
 |-
-|Ocelot || 50gn
+|Ocelot || Tier 3 || No
 |-
-|Serval || 60gn
+|Serval || Tier 3 || No
 |-
-|Lynx || 60gn
+|Lynx || Tier 3 || No
 |-
-|Caracal || 50gn
+|Caracal || Tier 4 || No
 |-
-|Cougar || 100gn
+|Cougar || Tier 5 || No
 |-
-|Cheetah || 150gn
+|Cheetah || Tier 7 || No
 |-
-|Leopard || 250gn
+|Leopard || Tier 7 || No
 |-
-|Jaguar || 300gn
+|Jaguar || Tier 7 || No
 |-
-|Lion || 400gn
+|Lion || Tier 8 || No
 |-
-|Tiger || 500gn
+|Tiger || Tier 8 || No
 |-
-|Hyx || 500gn
+|Hyx || Tier 8 || No  (LINKED)
 |-
-|Obsidian Panther || 500gn
+|Obsidian Panther || Tier 9 (NEEDS LINK) || No
 |-
-|Scython || 500gn
+|Scython || Tier 7 || No  (LINKED)
 |-
-|Thunder Ocelot || 400gn
+|Thunder Ocelot || Tier 4 || No   (LINKED)
 |-
-|Oscillus Leopard || 500gn
+|Oscillus Leopard || Tier 7 || No  (LINKED)
 |-
-|Prismanther || 500gn
+|Prismanther || Tier 8 || No (LINKED)
 |}
 == Equine ==
 {|class="wikitable"
-! Animal !! Price
+! Animal !! Price !! Common Domestic
 |-
-|Foal (Donkey) || 10gn
+| Donkey || Tier 3 || Yes
 |-
-|Jenny 	|| 30gn
+|Horse || Tier 4 || Yes
 |-
-|Jack || 50gn
+|Thorned Horse || Tier 5 || Yes (LINKED)
 |-
-|Foal (Horse) || 20gn
+|Quadriga Horse || Tier 8 || No (LINKED)
 |-
-|Pony || 30gn
+|Oscillus Horse || Tier 5 || Yes (LINKED)
-|-
-|Horse || 50gn
-|-
-|Thorned Horse || 150gn
-|-
-|Quadriga Horse || 300gn
-|-
-|Oscillus Horse || 200gn
 |}
 == Cloven ==
 {|class="wikitable"
-! Animal !! Price
+! Animal !! Price !! Common Domestic
-|-
-|Kid (Goat) || 5gn
-|-
-|Doe || 10gn
-|-
-|Wether || 15gn
-|-
-|Buck || 20gn
-|-
-|Lamb || 5gn
-|-
-|Ewe || 10gn
 |-
-|Ram || 20gn
+|Goat || Tier 2 || Yes
 |-
-|Piglet || 5gn
+|Sheep || Tier 2 || Yes
 |-
-|Gilt || 15gn
+|Pig || Tier 3 || Yes
 |-
-|Sow || 30gn
+|Bronze Boar || Tier 6 || No (LINKED)
 |-
-|Boar || 50gn
+|Deer || Tier 5 || No
 |-
-|Bronze Boar || 100gn
+|Elk || Tier 5 || No
 |-
-|Deer || 15gn
+|Moose || Tier 7 || No
 |-
-|Elk || 25gn
+|Camel || Tier 4 || Yes
 |-
-|Moose || 40gn
+|Stave Gazelle || Tier 5 || No (LINKED)
-|-
-|Camel || 55gn
-|-
-|Stave Gazelle || 25gn
 |}
 == Insectoid ==
 {|class="wikitable"
-! Insect !! Price
+! Insect !! Price !! Common Domestic
 |-
-|Worker Bees x 10,000 || 50gn
+|Worker Bees x 10,000 || Tier 3 || N/A
 |-
-|Queen Bee || 10gn
+|Queen Bee || Tier 3 || N/A
 |-
-|Beehive Box || 30gn
+|Beehive Box || Tier 2 || N/A
 |-
-|Sicklepede || N/A
+|Sicklepede || TBD (LINKED)
 |-
-|Siphon Butterfly || N/A
+|Siphon Butterfly || TBD (LINKED)
 |}
 == Reptiles and Amphibians ==
 {|class="wikitable"
-! Animal !! Price
+! Animal !! Price !! Common Domestic
 |-
-|Lizard || 3gn
+|Lizard || Tier 1 || Yes
 |-
-|Turtle || 1gn
+|Turtle || Tier 1 || Yes
 |-
-|Corn Snake || 5sn
+|Corn Snake || Tier 1 || No
 |-
-|Garden Snake || 1sn
+|Garden Snake || Tier 2 || No
 |-
-|King Snake || 30gn
+|King Snake || Tier 3 || No
 |-
-|Milk Snake || 10gn
+|Milk Snake || Tier 3 || No
 |-
-|Rosy Boa || 3gn
+|Rosy Boa || Tier 3 || Yes
 |-
-|Gopher Snake || 5gn
+|Gopher Snake || Tier 2 || No
 |-
-|Boa || 20gn
+|Boa || Tier 3 || Yes
 |-
-|Ball Python || 10gn
+|Ball Python || Tier 4 || No
 |-
-|Anaconda || 50gn
+|Anaconda || Tier 4 || No
 |-
-|Hotland Taipan || 5gn
+|Hotland Taipan || Tier 4 || No (NEEDS LINKED)
 |-
-|Shield Python || 10gn
+|Shield Python || Tier 4 || No (NEEDS LINKED)
 |-
-|Whip Monitor || 10sn
+|Whip Monitor || Tier 5 || No (NEEDS LINKED)
 |-
-|Rainbow Sea Snake || 1on
+|Rainbow Sea Snake || Tier 8 || No (NEEDS LINKED)
 |-
-|Golden Salamanders || N/A
+|Golden Salamanders || Tier 6 || No (NEEDS LINKED)
 |}
 == Rodents ==
 {|class="wikitable"
-! Animal !! Price
+! Animal !! Price !! Common Domestic
+|-
+|Mouse || Tier 1 || Yes
+|-
+|Rat || Tier 1 || Yes
 |-
-|Hopping Mouse || N/A
+|Hamster || Tier 1 || Yes
 |}