Owning

Merchants

The realm's merchants sell from their own stock: press the use key on one and their trade screen opens. They also buy your goods, at a tenth of their worth.

Merchant	Sells (among others)
General goods	Torch (6 gr.), Apple (1 gr.), Bagel (2 gr.), Lockpick (15 gr.), Drinking water (1 gr.), Milk (8 gr.), Roasted peas (2 gr.), Sauerkraut (3 gr.), Curd cheese (6 gr.), Pretzel (3 gr.), Bread roll (4 gr.), Bread (10 gr.), Pear (1 gr.), Carrot (3 gr.), Onion (3 gr.), Egg (3 gr.), Cheese (9 gr.), Salami (7 gr.), Beer (3 gr.), Hard boiled egg (4 gr.), Cooked cabbage (8 gr.), Dried chicken (8 gr.), Dried pork (12 gr.), Work axe (45 gr.), jobtool:miner (60 gr.), Flax rope (15 gr.)
Innkeeper (every tavern)	Cheap wine (3 gr.), Beer (3 gr.), Troskowitz beer (4 gr.), Bacon (6 gr.), Bagel (2 gr.), Drinking water (1 gr.), Milk (8 gr.), Roasted peas (2 gr.), Sauerkraut (3 gr.), Curd cheese (6 gr.), Pretzel (3 gr.), Bread roll (4 gr.), Bread (10 gr.), Hard boiled egg (4 gr.), Cooked cabbage (8 gr.), Dried chicken (8 gr.), Dried pork (12 gr.), Apple (1 gr.), Beef (7 gr.), Beef tenderloin (15 gr.), Beet (1 gr.), Boletus edulis (1 gr.), Cabbage (4 gr.), Carrot (3 gr.), Cheese (9 gr.), Chicken (4 gr.), Beef kidneys (22 gr.), Beef tongue (28 gr.), Egg (3 gr.), Garlic (2 gr.), Horseradish (2 gr.), Mutton (5 gr.), Sheep stomach (21 gr.), Lepiota (3 gr.), Onion (3 gr.), Pear (1 gr.), Pork liver (31 gr.), Pork (6 gr.), Pork tenderloin (11 gr.), Salami (7 gr.)
Smith	Training bludgeon (2 gr.), Staff (6 gr.), Old dagger (36 gr.), Training longsword (91 gr.), Protective axe (176 gr.), Spiked bludgeon (523 gr.), Blacksmith's defender (605 gr.), Crude arrow (2 gr.), Common bolt (4 gr.), Work axe (45 gr.), jobtool:miner (60 gr.)
Goldsmith	Cheap ring (27 gr.), Brass brooch with lettering (54 gr.), Silver brooch (54 gr.), Tin cross (113 gr.), Lord Semine's necklace (132 gr.), Oats' ring (159 gr.)
Importer (Kuttenberg)	Exotic wood (52 gr.), Dogfish skin (90 gr.), Tincal (26 gr.), Jasper (54 gr.)
Butcher (Kuttenberg)	Beef (7 gr.), Beef tenderloin (15 gr.), Chicken (4 gr.), Beef kidneys (22 gr.), Beef tongue (28 gr.), Mutton (5 gr.), Sheep stomach (21 gr.), Pork liver (31 gr.), Pork (6 gr.), Pork tenderloin (11 gr.), Salami (7 gr.), Smoked hare meat (5 gr.), Dried hare meat (6 gr.)
Greengrocer, spice seller (Kuttenberg)	Apple (1 gr.), Beet (1 gr.), Boletus edulis (1 gr.), Cabbage (4 gr.), Carrot (3 gr.), Cheese (9 gr.), Egg (3 gr.), Garlic (2 gr.), Horseradish (2 gr.), Lepiota (3 gr.), Onion (3 gr.), Pear (1 gr.), Dried lepiota (2 gr.), Dried pear (2 gr.), Dried apple (2 gr.), Cooked lepiota (2 gr.), Dried boletus (3 gr.), Cooked beet (3 gr.), Cooked carrot (3 gr.), Cooked onion (3 gr.), Cooked pear (3 gr.), Mustard (43 gr.), Nutmeg (77 gr.), Saffron (81 gr.), Clove (83 gr.), Pepper (86 gr.), Cinnamon (92 gr.)
Baker (Kuttenberg)	Pretzel (3 gr.), Bagel (4 gr.), Bread roll (4 gr.), Sweet pancake (4 gr.), Quark kolach (4 gr.), Poppy seed kolach (6 gr.), Walnut kolach (6 gr.), Bread (10 gr.)
Fletcher (Kuttenberg)	Village hazel bow (360 gr.), Village dogwood bow (360 gr.), Old hunting crossbow (577 gr.), Hunting crossbow (753 gr.), Village elm bow (878 gr.), Ash village bow (1136 gr.), Worn Cuman bow (1136 gr.), Hazel longbow (1395 gr.), Dogwood hunting bow (1395 gr.), Elm hunting bow (1395 gr.), Crude arrow (2 gr.), Battle bolt (2 gr.), Crude bolt (2 gr.), Tournament arrow (3 gr.), Battle arrow (3 gr.), Common bolt (4 gr.), Ordinary arrow (5 gr.), Long-range arrow (7 gr.)
Tailor	Hand wrap (2 gr.), Wreath (18 gr.), Vagrant's boots (30 gr.), Cuman leather hat (40 gr.), Women's hood (45 gr.), Jester shoes (56 gr.), Leather apron (63 gr.), Vagrant's quilted hose (179 gr.), Cleric habit (492 gr.)
Apothecary	Chamomile (1 gr.), Weak Mintha perfume (30 gr.), Amanita muscaria (2 gr.), Charcoal (1 gr.), Cobweb (1 gr.), Comfrey (1 gr.), Dandelion (1 gr.), Elderberry leaves (1 gr.), Eyebright (1 gr.), Feverfew (2 gr.), Ginger (12 gr.), Henbane (2 gr.), Herb Paris (1 gr.), Leached coal (38 gr.), Marigold (1 gr.), Mint (2 gr.), Poppy (1 gr.), Saltpetre (11 gr.), St. John's wort (1 gr.), Sulphur (13 gr.), Thistle (1 gr.), Valerian (1 gr.), Wormwood (3 gr.)
Armourer	Leaf-shaped couters (60 gr.), Couters (83 gr.), Couters with rondel (133 gr.), Mail coif (208 gr.), Nuremberg bascinet (398 gr.), Saxon hauberk (1043 gr.), Bandit's brigandine - dark (1287 gr.), Rusted plate (1412 gr.)
Saddler	Farmer's horseshoes (36 gr.), Knight's horseshoes (72 gr.), Rowel spurs (100 gr.), Hungarian spurs (218 gr.), Knight's spurs (462 gr.), Noble's spurs (800 gr.), Soft leather bridle (150 gr.), Noseband bridle (150 gr.), Bridle with plating (200 gr.), Sharukan bridle (300 gr.), Prague saddle (200 gr.), Soldier's saddle (400 gr.), Norman saddle (600 gr.), Moglen saddle (800 gr.), Mainz breeching (200 gr.), Wielun breeching (217 gr.), Hague breeching (288 gr.), Skalitz caparison (27 gr.), Executioner's caparison simple (200 gr.), Caparison á la peytral simple (231 gr.), Executioner's caparison quilted (250 gr.), Hunter's belt (32 gr.), Knight's belt (136 gr.), Noble's belt (220 gr.), Village hazel bow (360 gr.), Village dogwood bow (360 gr.), Crude arrow (2 gr.), Common bolt (4 gr.)
Farrier	Soft leather bridle (150 gr.), Bridle with plating (200 gr.)

Where to buy food

Food and drink are sold at the inns only: the merchants (general goods, butchers, bakers, grocers) sell neither, not even water or beer. The farms' goods - eggs, milk, cabbage, carrots, onions, pork, beef and chicken - are sold by neither merchants nor inns: they come from the farmers, face to face or at an auction house. At a tavern, talk to the innkeeper > Food and drink. His drinks come back every hour; his food comes back three pieces of each dish an hour, and above all from the cooks: every cooking commission delivered to a town goes onto its inn's shelf, and the innkeeper's meal takes a dish from that stock. A new character starts with a small basket: three loaves of bread and a dried venison. A tavern with an owner sells what its owner stocked, at their prices, and what is sold out stays so until they stock it again (see Businesses). Roasts, smoked meat and fish, and hearty dishes come only from cooks: see Crafts. The world's own food is not free for the taking: the cooking pots and wine barrels at camps, houses and taverns cannot be eaten from, and the food lying on tables and shelves (bread, fruit, meat, drink) cannot be picked up or eaten where it lies - except on the tables of your own house or of a business you run or hold a key to, and by a cook (one who has taken the cooking craft), who may pick it up anywhere but in another's house or business. Herbs, a hunt's meat, a chicken from a hen you killed and anything a player dropped are yours to take as before.

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