The World Of Khoras - Civilization - Merchandise

Trade Goods and Raw Materials

Trade goods are materials frequented exchanged between merchants instead of currency. Trade goods all have some inherent value (i.e. the good can be used or consumed in some fashion) and they tend to travel well over long distances without spoiling. Raw materials are used for crafting other things and are often traded as well.

Item Cost Notes
Beeswax 1 silver A large 1 kilogram block of beeswax. Beeswax can be used on textiles to make them rainproof. Rope, cloaks, tents and so forth can all be rendered waterproof. The beeswax needs to be reapplied from time to time. Bow strings also require the occasional application of beeswax.
Brick 0.1 silver A single 5 kg brick.
Clay 0.1 silver One 5 kilogram bag.
Cotton 1 silver A bag of cotton weighing one kilogram.
Flax Linen Cloth 0.1 silver One square meter.
Flour 0.1 silver One kg bag.
Hay 0.2 silver One bale.
Hide 1 silver The untanned hide of an animal.
Honey 1 silver One kg jar.
Lumber, ironwood 100 silver A single board, 3 meters by .5 meter by .1 meter.
Lumber, oak 1 silver A single board, 3 meters by .5 meter by .1 meter.
Marble. 1 silver One cubic meter.
Oats 1 silver One kg bag of uncut oat groats.
Salt 1 silver Basic salt obtained from sea water is 1 silver for a 1 kg bag. Some special salts, that have unique flavors can be 10 or even 20 times that price.
Seeds 0.1 silver One small pouch.
Silk 100 silver One square meter. Silk originates from the Padashan Empire, where it is only 10 silver per square meter. In Ithria and Aggradar, it is ten times that.
Stone 0.1 silver Cut and shaped stone, 100 kg
Tallow 0.3 silver Tallow is the rendered fat of a slaughtered animal. One kg jar. Can be used to make low quality candles.
Thread 0.1 silver 20 meters
Wax 1 silver Beeswax, one kg jar. Can be used to make excellent candles, to polish wood and metal and to seal letters.
Wheat 0.1 silver One kg bag.
Wool 0.1 silver One kg bag.

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