Please refer to the tables below (see Items Available Per Tier.) for availability of food per Wealth Tier. Per Tier, assume that you have access to enough food on a trial by trial basis to feed one person. You do not need to account for feeding NPCs.

You may make these purchases as many times as you wish, as long as you have the Wealth Points to afford it.

You may make these purchases as many times as you wish, as long as you have the Wealth Points to afford it.

Players can buy most food 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 in the Edibles section 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.

Please note that PCs may purchase additional edibles using their Wealth Points.

Please note that these are the levels at which certain edibles can be easily bought from the market. Lower Tier ingredients may be processed into higher Tier foods as long as it is done in thread (e.g. flour into bread). Please also note that each Tier's access to sweet treats is a good indicator of whether or not other non-essential edibles are available.

When determining your PC's diet, always ensure to take regional variations in cuisine into account.

Finally, while the higher Tiers have access to more and better food, it is up to each individual player, as long as their Wealth Tier allows, to decide whether they would rather eat fancy cakes and champagne or mutton and potatoes. Each player, regardless of Tier, is able to access the type and/or quality of edibles at their Wealth Tier and below.

Please refer to the tables below (see Items Available Per Tier.) for availability of clothing per Wealth Tier.

For the purposes of this section, an outfit is either a full set of everyday clothes (including undergarments), a full set of nightwear, or a full outdoor ensemble (coat / cloak, gloves / mittens, scarf, etc.).

Accessories and cosmetics may be assumed (belts, sashes, etc.; powders, lip stains, etc.), but their make and quality must be consistent with the Wealth Tier described (see Items Available Per Tier.). For example, if you are at Tier 3, you will not have an expensive leather belt, unless you have purchased it from a higher Tier using your Wealth Points.

Please note that accessories do not include jewelry.

You may make these purchases as many times as you wish, as long as you have the Wealth Points to afford it.

You may make these purchases as many times as you wish, as long as you have the Wealth Points to afford it.

Because in this section (the Clothing Section of the Shoppe) you are able to access items which are limited in number, modified, or are otherwise unusual, you are required to keep a record of any unusual items in your CS. There are no exceptions to this.

Please note that PCs may purchase additional outfits using their Wealth Points.

Clothing Quality

• Poor-quality clothing:
  • Will be made out of a poor variety of cheap fabrics, including jute and hemp, by someone with no or very limited craft skills. Clothing is plain, unadorned, and not dyed.

• Basic-quality clothing:
  • Will be made out of a basic variety of fabrics, including cotton, linen, and hide, by someone with Novice craft skills. Clothing is plain, unadorned, and not dyed.

• Average-quality clothing:
  • Will be made out of an average variety of fabrics, including leather, fur, and wool, by someone with Competent craft skills. Clothing is usually plain with minimal adornments, and with a limited range of basic dyes available (including beige, brown, and black).

• Good-quality clothing:
  • Will be made out of a good variety of well-made fabrics, including organza, chiffon, and taffeta, by someone with Expert craft skills. Clothing has some detail and adornments, with a range of dyes available (including blue, green, yellow, and orange).

• Masterwork-quality clothing:
  • Will be made out of an excellent variety of high-quality fabrics, including brocade, silk, satin, and velvet, by someone with Master or Grandmaster craft skills. Clothing has as many details, adornments, and dyes (including red, gold, and custom dyes) as are wanted.

Please note that adornments at any Tier may include lace, braid work or cords, fringing, buckles or buttons, linings, embroidery, beading, etc.

Please also note that while the higher Tiers have access to more and better clothing, it is up to each individual player, as long as their Wealth Tier allows, to decide whether they would rather wear silk and furs or cotton and wool. Each player, regardless of Tier, is able to access the type and/or quality of clothing at their Wealth Tier and below.

Additionally, when going up and down in the Tier System, PCs are allowed to keep the items they recieved from Wealth Tiers prior.

Please refer to the tables below (see Items Available Per Tier) for availability of jewelry per Wealth Tier.

For the purposes of this section, a set of jewelry is one of these options:

• A necklace, earrings, and bracelet.
• A necklace, earrings, and ring.
• A necklace, bracelet, and ring.
• Earrings, a ring, and bracelet.
• Three necklaces.
• Three bracelets (for either the wrist or ankle).
• Three pairs of earrings.
• Three piercings other than ear piercings.
• Three rings.
• Two brooches.
• One crown, circlet, body chain, neck ring, collar, or torc.

Note that a necklace includes most styles of necklace, including those with pendants.

Note that earrings include any style of earring, whether it be traditional, ear cuff, gauges, etc.

Note that a bracelet includes any style of bracelet, including arm cuffs.

You may make these purchases as many times as you wish, as long as you have the Wealth Points to afford it.

You may make these purchases as many times as you wish, as long as you have the Wealth Points to afford it.

Due to the items available, different Tiers are allowed to add different qualities, sizes, and numbers of gemstones to each set of jewelry. There are no Tier 1 or Tier 2 gemstones, but Tier 3 gemstones are available at Tier 3, Tier 4 gemstones are available at Tier 4, etc. The baseline at each Tier (as explained in Items Available Per Tier.) means that the gemstones at any Tier are, by default, of Average quality and Average size. The number of gemstones at baseline differs between the Tiers.

Going up the Tier System, the gemstones you may access from the Tiers below you are given +1 modifications to number, quality, and size per Tier until they max out at four gemstones of flawless quality and extra large size.

These gemstones are not cumulative; they are *options*. You may choose between them *instead* of your Tier's baseline if you wish.

This means that at Tier 4, for example:
2 Tier 3 gemstones are available at high quality and large size,
or
1 Tier 4 gemstone is available at average quality and average size (which is the Tier 4 baseline).
You may choose between these options per set of jewelry you have. 

At Tier 5, then:
3 Tier 3 gemstones are available at flawless quality and extra large size,
or
2 Tier 4 gemstones are available at high quality and large size,
or
2 Tier 5 gemstones are available at average quality and average size (which is the Tier 5 baseline).
Again, you may choose between these options per set of jewelry you have.

At Tier 10:
4 Tier 3 gemstones are available at flawless quality and extra large size,
or
4 Tier 4 gemstones are available at flawless quality and extra large size,
or
4 Tier 5 gemstones are available at flawless quality and extra large size,
or
4 Tier 6 gemstones are available at flawless quality and extra large size,
or
4 Tier 7 gemstones are available at flawless quality and extra large size,
or
4 Tier 8 gemstones are available at flawless quality and extra large size,
or
4 Tier 9 gemstones are available at high quality and large size,
or
4 Tier 10 gemstones are available at average quality and average size (which is the Tier 10 baseline).
You may choose between these options per set of jewelry you have.

At Tier 10, because it is the highest Wealth Tier, you can also use your Wealth Points to give a +1 or +2 modification to Tier 9 or Tier 10 gemstones.

So, if you are at Tier 10:

• For 1 Wealth Point, you may add a +1 modification to your Tier 9 gemstones. After paying 1 WP, your Tier 9 gemstones will be of flawless quality and extra large size.

• For 1 Wealth Point, you may add a +1 modification to your Tier 10 gemstones. After paying 1 WP, your Tier 10 gemstones will be of high quality and large size.

• For 2 Wealth Points, you may add a +2 modification to your Tier 10 gemstones. After paying 2 WP, your Tier 10 gemstones will be of flawless quality and extra large size.

Because in this section (the Jewelry Section of the Shoppe) you are able to access items which are limited in number, modified, or are otherwise unusual, you are required to keep a record of any unusual items in your CS. There are no exceptions to this.

Please note that PCs may purchase additional jewelry sets using their Wealth Points.

Please also note that the baseline of each Wealth Tier applies to each piece of jewelry in a set.

Jewelry Quality

• Poor-quality jewelry:
  • Will be made out of poor materials, such as Tier 1 metals, as well as scavenged or handmade materials such as twine, feathers, bone, and wood, by someone with no or very limited craft skills.

• Poor+ quality jewelry:
  • Will be made out of poor+ materials, such as Tier 2 metals, as well as scavenged or handmade materials such as leather or hide string, beads, shells, and glass, by someone with no or very limited craft skills.

• Basic-quality jewelry:
  • Will be made out of basic materials, such as Tier 3 metals and gemstones, by someone with Novice craft skills, as well as have basic-quality engravings and/or adornments.

• Basic+ quality jewelry:
  • Will be made out of basic+ materials, such as Tier 4 metals and gemstones, by someone with Novice craft skills, as well as have basic-quality engravings and/or adornments.

• Average-quality jewelry:
  • Will be made out of average materials, such as Tier 5 metals and gemstones, by someone with Competent craft skills, as well as have average-quality engravings and/or adornments.

• Average+ quality jewelry:
  • Will be made out of average+ materials, such as Tier 6 metals and gemstones, by someone with Competent craft skills, as well as have average-quality engravings and/or adornments.

• Good-quality jewelry:
  • Will be made out of good materials, such as Tier 7 metals and gemstones, by someone with Expert craft skills, as well as have good-quality engravings and/or adornments.

• Good+ quality jewelry:
  • Will be made out of good+ materials, such as Tier 8 metals and gemstones, by someone with Expert craft skills, as well as have good-quality engravings and/or adornments.

• Masterwork-quality jewelry:
  • Will be made out of masterwork or rare materials, such as Tier 9 metals and gemstones, by someone with Master craft skills, as well as have masterwork-quality engravings and/or adornments.

• Masterwork+ quality jewelry
  • Will be made out of masterwork+ or very rare materials, such as Tier 10 metals and gemstones, by someone with Master or Grandmaster craft skills, as well as have masterwork-quality engravings and/or adornments.

Please note that while the higher Tiers have access to more and better jewelry, it is up to each individual player, as long as their Wealth Tier allows, to decide whether they would rather wear onyx and gold or simple beaded jewelry from Tier 1. Each player, regardless of Tier, is able to access the type and/or quality of jewelry at their Wealth Tier and below.

Additionally, when going up and down in the Tier System, PCs are allowed to keep the items they recieved from Wealth Tiers prior.

Baseline Jewelry & Making Modifications

Each Wealth Tier has a baseline for its jewelry, which represents an average example of the jewelry from that Tier. The baseline of a Tier is determined by the quality of metal the jewelry is made of, as well as the quality, quantity, and size of its gemstones. Lacking metal or gemstones, the baseline of the jewelry is determined by the quality of materials it is made of and its other ornamentation (e.g. engravings, beadwork, etc.). The baseline of each Wealth Tier is what you purchase by default, unless you wish to make modifications.

When you modify your jewelry you do so at your own Tier level, and you typically do so in whole sets, though it is not necessary to modify a whole set.

There are 6 methods of modifying your jewelry. Each method will negatively modify one aspect of the jewelry while positively modifying another. The 4 aspects affected by this give-and-take are metal quality, gemstone quality, gemstone number, and gemstone size.

Metal quality refers to the Tier of metal your jewelry is made of. This means that there are ten levels of quality when it comes to metal.

Gemstone quality refers to the level of quality of your jewelry's gemstones. There are five levels of quality when it comes to gemstones.

Gemstone number refers to the number of gemstones on each piece of a set of jewelry. Each piece of a set of jewelry can have zero to four gemstones on it.

Gemstone size refers to the level of size of your jewelry's gemstones. There are five levels of size when it comes to gemstones.

The six methods of modifying jewelry are outlined below. It does not cost Wealth Points to modify your jewelry, and jewelry can only be modified at your Tier.

So, if you want to add 1 level to the metal quality of your jewelry, you will need to subtract 1 level
of gemstone quality.

If you want to add 2 levels to the gemstone quality of your jewelry, you will need to subtract 2 levels of metal quality.

So, if you want to add 2 levels to the metal quality of your jewelry, you will need to subtract two
levels of gemstone size.

If you want to add 1 level of gemstone size to your jewelry, you will need to subtract one level of
metal quality.

So, if you want to add 3 levels to the metal quality of your jewelry, you will need to subtract 3
levels of gemstone number.

If you want to add 1 level of gemstone number to your jewelry, you will need to subtract 1 level of
metal quality.

So, if you want to add 1 level of gemstone number to your jewelry, you will need to subtract 1 level of gemstone size.

If you want to add 2 levels of gemstone size to your jewelry, you will need to sutract 2 levels of
gemstone number.

So, if you want to add 1 level of gemstone quality to your jewelry, you will need to subtract 1 level
of gemstone number.

If you want to add 2 levels of gemstone number to your jewelry, you will need to subtract 1 level of
gemstone quality.

So, if you want to add 1 level of gemstone quality to your jewelry, you will need to subtract 1 level
of gemstone size.

If you want to add 2 levels of gemstone size to your jewelry, you will need to subtract 2 levels of
gemstone quality. 

So, if you are Tier 8, the baseline for your Wealth Tier is "Baseline: Tier 8 jewelry or good+ jewelry
is made from a choice of Tier 8 metals and has 3 Tier 8 gemstones. The Tier 8 gemstones are of Average
quality and Average size."

In this case, if you want to negatively affect metal quality in order to positively affect gemstone
quality, gemstone number, and gemstone size, your table might look like this:

These modifications, for instance, mean that you have modified the baseline of your Tier, Tier 8, so
that your jewelry is now made of a Tier 3 metal, but has the maximum number of gemstones (four) of the
highest quality (flawless) and size (extra large).

In this case, your gemstones are still Tier 8.

Common Metals Used in Jewelry

• Iron
  • Iron jewelry is very inexpensive and is a common choice for the common folk. Studier than both copper and bronze jewelry though less pretty, it is usually used to make jewelry which the wearer does not want to lose or break.

• Bronze
  • Bronze jewelry is another common choice for the majority of the population. Despite its popularity, however, bronze jewelry is very likely to break. Bronze chains don't hold well for a long period of time, and any stones or beads used as decoration tend to chip off. This means that unless the jewelry is well-tended, it will fall apart and need replacing.

• Copper
  • Copper jewelry is much like bronze jewelry in that it is very likely to bend, scratch, and break. Copper jewelry is also very likely to stain the skin. Despite that, it has a very pretty, reddish hue.

• Silver
  • Jewelry made from silver is most sought after not only for its 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 set into it. Silver doesn't stain the skin like bronze or copper, but it does tend to show a lot of scratches over time and also has the tendency to lose its luster.

• Gold
  • Gold jewelry is a way of signifying one's status and is as wear-resistant as it is beautiful. Though it can still be scratched, it doesn't lose its luster like silver does. It doesn't stain the skin like bronze or copper, and isn't known for losing its beads and stones like the other metals. Most consider gold the best type of metal to own, which is why gold is the standard when it comes to the people of the mid-to-high Wealth Tiers.

• Onyx
  • Onyx jewelry is typically worn by the champions of the Immortals, royalty, and the political powerhouses of the world. Owning onyx jewelry defines one's station the moment the person steps into the room. Onyx is a prized, rare metal that is sought after by most. Unlike gold jewelry, onyx jewelry hardly ever receives scratches and its luster is one that never dies.

Other Metals & Gemstones

For other metals common and rare, and where they fall on the Tier System, see the examples below. For descriptions of metals, see Metals. Likewise, for descriptions of gemstones, see Gemstones.

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

Items & Clarification

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 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.

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.

• 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.

• Swords and Knives

• Lances and Staves

• Axes and Bludgeons

• Ranged Weapons

• Thrown Weapons

• Whips

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.

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)

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.

• 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

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

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.

• 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.

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

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.

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.

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 & 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.

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 & 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.