Many animals can be captured, trained, sold and used as a pet, guardian or hunting companion. While exotic beasts may command fantastic prices on the market, they are exceedingly rare. The table below lists animals that are likely to be encountered in a city market.
| Item Name | Cost | Description |
| Bull | 150 sp | An intact male cow chiefly used for breeding. |
| Calf | 50 sp | - |
| Capon | 2 sp | A castrated male chicken fattened for slaughter. |
| Chicken | 1 sp | - |
| Dog, Guard | 75 sp | Any of various breeds trained for guard duty. |
| Dog, Hunting | 40 sp | Any of various breeds trained for hunting. |
| Dog, War | 100 sp | A large dog trained for battle. |
| Cat, Domestic | 0.5 sp | - |
| Cattle, Beef | 150 sp | - |
| Cattle, Samasar | 300 sp | A particularly rotund breed of cattle favored for its exquisite meat. |
| Cow | 95 sp | Can produce milk and be used as a draft animal. |
| Falcon, Hunting | 2,000 sp | A falcon trained for hunting. |
| Goat, doe | 15 sp | A female goat that can produce milk and be used as a light weight pack animal. |
| Goose | 5 sp | - |
| Lamb | 25 sp | - |
| Ox | 150 sp | A castrated male cow used for work as a draft animal. |
| Pig | 30 sp | A domesticated pig. |
| Pigeon, Messenger | 50 sp | A pigeon that can be used to carry messages back to a specific "home" location. |
| Rooster | 5 silver | - |
| Sheep | 50 sp | - |
| Songbird | 100 sp | - |
| Swan | 10 sp | - |
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