Equipment, Goods and Services

Starting Wealth and Gear

Background Wealth

Squalor- 1d4 x 10 sp
Poor- 3d4 x 10 sp
Modest- 5d4 x 10 sp
Comfortable- 6d4 x 10 sp
Wealthy- 8d4 x 10 sp
Noble- 10d4 x 10 sp

Experience

Novice- 1d4 x 10 sp
Average- 2d4 x 10 sp
Experienced- 4d4 x 10 sp

Gear

Clothes- 1 Set
Bauble- 1, Less than 1 sp value
Magic Items- 1 Uncommon Wondrous item

Gear By Starting Tier

Hero (5-9)- 2 Uncommon Items, 1 Rare Item, Double Starting Wealth
Legend (10-14)- 3 Uncommon Items, 1 Rare Item, 1 Epic Item, Triple Starting Wealth
Paragon (15-20)- 3 Uncommon items, 2 Rare Items, 2 Epic Items, Quadruple Starting Wealth

Rejoining With a New PC

Magical Items- Current Player Average

Weapons/Armor- If Hero Tier or above, any non-magical.
Wealth- Follow Gear By Starting Tier table.

Wealth and Money

Money

Wyrms- Copper
Drakes- Silver
Dragons- Gold

Exchange Rate

100 Wyrms- 1 Drake
10 Drakes- 1 Dragon
100 Drakes- 1 Silver Bar
100 Dragons- 1 Gold Bar

Trade Goods

Animals
1 Chicken- 1 sp
1 Pig- 4 sp
1 Sheep- 5 sp
1 Goat- 8 sp
1 Cow- 12 sp
1 Ox- 15 sp

Food
1 lb of Wheat- 10 cp
1 lb of Corn- 20 cp
1 lb of Potatoes- 35 cp
1 lb of Barley- 50 cp
1 lb of Flour- 20 cp

Metals
1 lb of Adamantine- 500 sp
1 lb of Bronze- 35 cp
1 lb of Copper- 20 cp
1 lb of Cold Iron- 80 sp
1 lb of Gold- 200 sp
1 lb of Mithral- 300 sp
1 lb of Iron- 1 sp
1 lb of Mithril- 400 sp
1 lb of Silver- 20 sp
1 lb of Steel- 3 sp

Spices
1 lb of Pepper- 2 sp
1 lb of Salt- 5 sp
1 lb of Ginger- 10 sp
1 lb of Cinnamon- 20 sp
1 lb of Saffron- 50 sp

Trade Goods 1 lb of Wood- 10 cp
1 lb of Stone- 25 cp
1 sq. Yard of Linen- 50 cp
1 sq. Yard of Leather- 60 cp
1 lb of Tobacco- 2 sp
1 sq. Yard of Silk- 5 sp

Adventuring Gear

General

Abacus- 2 sp
Backpack- Leather/Cloth, 2 sp
Bar, Iron- 1 sp
Barrel (Empty)- 15 cp
Basket (Empty)- 7 cp
Bedroll- 30 cp
Bell- 3 sp
Blanket
Versions: Cotton- 40 cp Wool- 50 cp Fur- 50 cp plus crafting price Silk- 1-5 sp
Block and Tackle- 4 sp
Block, Wood- 4 cp
Bottle, Glass- 2 sp
Bucket- 8 cp
Caltrops- 1 sp
Description: Covers a 5 ft radius, reflex negates (Standard DC), halves movement, 1d6 damage
Candle- 3 cp
Canvas- 10 cp
Case- Map/Scroll, 1 sp
Chain (10 ft)- Iron, 25 sp
Chalk- 2 cp
Chest (Empty)- 2 sp
Compass- 5 sp
Cookware- 3 sp
Crowbar- 2 sp
Firewood (per day)- 1 cp
Fishhook- 4 cp
Fishing Net (25 sq ft)- 3 sp
Fishing Spear- 1 sp
Flask (Empty)
Version: Ceramic- 40 cp Glass- 75 cp Iron- 1 sp Others- See crafting price
Flint and Steel- 12 cp
Grappling Hook- 1 sp
Hammer- 75 cp
Hammock- 20 cp
Handkerchief
Versions: Simple- 3 cp Fine- 50 cp
Hoe- 1 sp
Holy Symbol
Versions: Wood- 1 sp Silver- 25 sp Gold- 1 gp
Hourglass- 70 sp
Ink (1 oz vial)- 8 sp
Inkpen- 50 cp
Jug, Clay- 3 cp
Knife, Folding- 5 sp
Ladder, 10 ft- 20 cp
Ladder, 20 ft- 50 cp
Ladder, 10 ft Rope- 10 cp
Ladder, 20 ft Rope- 25 cp
Lamp, Common- 18 cp
Lantern- Bullseye- 12 sp
Lantern- Hooded- 7 sp
Lanyard, Weapon- 2 sp
Lock
Simple (DC 10)- 8 sp
Standard (DC 15)- 15 sp
Novice (DC 20)- 30 sp
Apprentice (DC 25)- 60 sp
Journeyman (DC 30)- 100 sp
Master (DC 40)- 200 sp
Magnifying Glass- 100 sp
Manacles, Basic (DC 20)- 5 sp
Manacles, Superior (DC 25)- 15 sp
Manacles, Masterwork (DC 35)- 50 sp
Map
Local Survey- 25 sp
Local Detail- 50 sp
Regional Survey- 20 sp
Regional Detail- 40 sp
World Survey- 100 sp
World Detail- 200 sp
Marbles (10)- 5 cp
Marbles (1,000)- 1 sp
Description- 10 ft radius, reflex negates prone
Merchant’s Scale- 2 sp
Mirror, Small- 10 sp
Mirror, Large- 40 sp
Mug/Tankard
Versions: Clay- 3 cp Wood- 7 cp Metal- 20 cp
Musical Instrument- 5 sp
Musical Instrument, Masterwork- 100 sp
Description- Advantage on Perform checks
Oil (1 pint flask)- 50 cp
Parchment (Sheet)- 5 cp
Perfume- 5 sp
Pick, Miner’s- 3 sp
Pitcher
Versions: Clay- 5 cp Glass- 20 cp Metal- 30 cp
Pitchfork- 1 sp
Piton- 8 cp
Pole, 10 ft- 12 cp
Pot
Versions: Clay- 8 cp Glass- 35 cp Metal- 50 cp Pouch/Purse- 1 sp
Rake- 1 sp
Rations, Trail- 50 cp
Rope, Hemp (50 ft)- 1 sp
Rope, Silk (50 ft)- 10 sp
Sack (Empty)- 2 cp
Saw, Tree- 2 sp
Sealing Wax- 1 sp
Sewing Needle- 2 sp
Shears- 1 sp
Signal Whistle- 3 sp
Signet Ring- 20 sp
Soap (1 lb)- 40 cp
Shovel- 2 sp
Shovel, Planters- 1 sp
Tent
Single- 3 sp
4-Person- 10 sp
Pavilion- 40 sp
Tome (Blank, 100 pages)- 15 sp
Tome (Blank, 500 pages)- 50 sp
Tome (Blank, 1,000 pages)- 100 sp
Torch- 1 cp
Vial- 20 cp
Waterskin- 1 sp
Whetstone- 2 cp

Tools and Kits

Climber’s Kit- 25 sp
Description- Advantage on Athletics Checks to climb
Disguise Kit- 50 sp
Description- Advantage on Deception checks to disguise
Forgery Kit- 15 sp
Description- Advantage on Deception checks to create a forgery
Gaming Set
Aeil Suienn Board- 1 sp
Basic Aeil Suienn Set- 1 sp
Dice- 10 cp
Playing Cards- 40 cp
Healer’s Kit- 50 sp
Description- Instantly stabilize a target, 10 uses
Maintenance Kit- 5 sp
Description- Used for weapon maintenance
Mess Kit- 40 cp
Description- Allows basic field cooking for one
Navigator’s Tools- 25 sp
Description- Able to navigate by sea, advantage on checks
Shaving Kit- 10 sp
Description- Blade, mirror, bowl
Thieves’ Kit- 30 sp
Description- Required to pick locks and disable traps
Thieves’ Kit, Masterwork- 100 sp
Description- Advantage on Sleight of Hand checks to pick locks and disable traps

Alchemical Substances

Acid- 10 sp
Description- Range 20 ft, 2d6 damage, 10 ft radius, reflex halves
Alchemist’s Fire- 20 sp
Description- Range 20 ft, 2d6 damage, 10 ft radius, reflex halves
Antitoxin- 50 sp
Description- Advantage on saves against poisons and toxins
Gripweed- 50 sp
Description- Range 20 ft, restrained, reflex negates, str to move
Holy Water- 25 sp
Description- Range 20 ft, 2d6 damage, single target
Ink, Invisible (1 oz vial)- 80 sp

Books and Other Training Materials

Crafting Books
Equipment- 25 sp
Fields of Study- 100 sp
Ingredients- 1 - 1000 sp
Recipes- 50 sp - 1000 sp
Training- 400 sp
Learn New- 150 sp

Fiction Books
Fiction- 1 sp - 100 sp

Lore Books
History
Simple- 25 sp
Standard- 100 sp
Detailed- 500 sp
Epic- 1000+ sp

Magic and Arcana
Simple- 25 sp
Standard- 100 sp
Detailed- 500 sp
Epic- 1000+ sp

Nature
Simple- 10 sp
Standard- 50 sp
Detailed- 100 sp
Epic- 500+ sp

Outer Realms
Simple- 100 sp
Standard- 1000 sp
Detailed- 2000 sp
Epic- 5000+ sp

Religion
Simple- 10 sp
Standard- 50 sp
Detailed- 100 sp
Epic- 500+ sp

Training Books

Combat Feats- 400 sp
Non-Combat Feats- 200 sp
Skill Books- 250 sp
Spells and Abilities- Combined Cost of Spells/Abilities plus 50 sp

Crafting Equipment

Alchemy
Alchemist’s Kit- 20 sp
Alchemist’s Kit, Masterwork- 120 sp
Alchemist’s Table- 400 sp
Alembic- 30 sp
Alembic, Masterwork- 120 sp
Bag, Medicine- 5 sp
Bag, Alchemist- 50 sp
Bag- Herbalist- 500 sp
Beaker- 2 cp
Beaker Rack- 12 cp
Calcinator- 150 sp
Calcinator, Masterwork- 250 sp
Crucible- 250 sp
Crucible, Masterwork- 400 sp
Mortar and Pestle- 5 sp
Mortar and Pestle, Masterwork- 60 sp
Potion Belt- 30 sp
Potion Brace- 50 sp
Potion Cover- 1 sp
Potion Holder- 1 sp
Retort- 100 sp
Retort, Masterwork- 175 sp
Vial- 20 cp
Wrappings- 5 cp

Art


Blacksmithing

Bowyer

Brewing

Carpentry

Cooking

Enchanting

Jewelcrafting

Leatherworking

Locksmithing

Inscription

Stonemasonry

Tailoring

Tatoos

Trapmaking
Bear Trap- 5 sp Description- Reflex negates, strength to move, 1d6 damage,1d6 bleed

Weapons

(If it has a * in the name, look for that specific name on D&D Beyond)

Simple Weapons

Unarmed Attacks
*Gauntlet- 1d6 Bludgeoning- 1 sp
N/A

*Spiked Gauntlet- 1d8 Piercing- 4 sp
N/A

Unarmed Strike- 1d4 Bludgeoning
N/A

Melee Weapons
Broadaxe- 1d8 Slashing- 2 sp
Two-Handed

Club- 1d4 Bludgeoning- 40 cp
Light, Non-Lethal

Greatclub- 1d8 Bludgeoning- 80 cp
Two-Handed, Non-Lethal

*Dagger- 1d4 Piercing/Slashing- 2 sp
Thrown (range 20/60), Light, Finesse, Dangerous

Handaxe- 1d6 Slashing- 8 sp
Light, Thrown (1d6, range 20/600)

Javelin- 1d6 Piercing- 1 sp
Thrown (1d6, range 30/120)

Light Hammer- 1d4 Bludgeoning-2 sp
Light, Thrown (20/60)

Mace- 1d6 Bludgeoning- 3 sp
N/A

Pickaxe- 1d6 Bludgeoning- 1 sp
Versetaile (1d8)

Pitchfork- 1d4 Piercing- 50 cp
Thrown (20/60) Versatile (1d6)

Sap- 1d4 Bludgeoning- 1 sp
Non-Lethal, Light

Quarterstaff- 1d6 Bludgeoning- 1 sp
Versatile (1d8)

Scythe- 1d6 Slashing- 1 sp
Two-Handed

Sickle- 1d4 Slashing- 5 sp
Light

Sledgehammer- 1d8 Bludgeoning- 5 sp
Two-Handed

Spear- 1d6 Piercing- 7 sp
Brace, Thrown (range 20/60), Versatile (1d8)

Ranged Weapons
Atlatl- 1d6 Piercing- 12 sp
Ammunition (60/240), Loading

Dart- 1d4 Piercing- 50 cp
Finesse, Thrown (20/60)

Light Crossbow- 1d8 Piercing- 35 sp
Ammunition (range 80/320), Loading, Two-Handed

Heavy Crossbow- 1d10 Piercing- 50 sp
Ammunition (range 100/400), Loading, Two-Handed, Pull

Sling- 1d4 Bludgeoning- 70 cp
Ammunition (range 30/120)

Shortbow- 1d6 Piercing- 30 sp
Ammunition (range 80/320), Two-Handed

Martial Weapons

Melee Weapons
Battleaxe- 1d8 Slashing- 15 sp
Veratile (1d10)

Broadsword- 1d8 Slashing- 18 sp
Finesse, Disarm

Claymore- 1d12- 45 sp
Heavy, Reach, Two-Handed

Cutlass- 1d8 Slashing- 12 sp
Finesse

Estoc- 1d8 Piercing- 30 sp
Versatile (1d10), Armor Piercing

Falchion- 1d8 Slashing- 10 sp
Versatile (1d10), Special
Special: Gains Disarm when used with two hands.

*Flail- 1d8 Bludgeoning- 20 sp
Reach

Flax- 1d8 Slashing- 30 sp
Reach

Glaive- 1d10 Slashing- 35 sp
Heavy, Reach, Two-Handed, Trip

*Greataxe- 2d6 Slashing- 40 sp
Heavy, Two-Handed

Greatmace- 2d6 Bludgeoning- 40 sp
Heavy, Two-Handed

Greatspear- 2d6 Piercing- 40 sp
Heavy, Two-Handed, Brace

Greatsword- 2d6 Slashing- 50 sp
Heavy, Two-Handed

Halberd- 1d10 Slashing- 25 sp
Heavy, Reach, Two-Handed

Lance- 1d12 Piercing- 30 sp
Reach, Mounted Charge

Longspear- 1d8 Piercing- 12 sp
Reach, Brace, Versatile (1d10)

Longsword- 1d8 Slashing- 15 sp
Versatile (1d10)

Maul- 2d6 Bludgeoning- 40 sp
Heavy, Two-Handed

Morningstar- 1d8 Bludgeoning- 6 sp
N/A

Parrying Dagger- 1d4 Piercing/Slashing- 6 sp
Thrown (20/60), Light, Finesse, Defensive, Monk

Pike- 1d10 Piercing- 35 sp
Heavy, Reach, Two-Handed, Brace

Poleaxe- 1d12 Slashing- 35 sp
Heavy, Reach, Two-Handed

Polehammer- 1d12 Bludgeoning- 35 sp
Heavy, Reach, Two-Handed

Rapier- 1d8 Piercing- 12 sp
Finesse

Scimitar- 1d6 Slashing- 10 sp
Finesse, Light

Shortsword- 1d6 Piercing- 8 sp
Finesse, Light

Stiletto- 1d4 Piercing/Slashing- 4 sp
Thrown (20/60), Light, Finesse, Hidden

Sword Breaker- 1d4 Piercing/Slashing- 4 sp
Thrown (20/60), Light, Finesse, Disarm

Trident- 1d6 Piercing- 12 sp
Thrown (range 20/60), Versatile (1d8)

Warhammer- 1d8 Bludgeoning- 15 sp
Versatile (1d10)

War Pick- 1d8 Piercing- 6 sp
N/A

War Scythe- 1d10 Slashing- 25 sp
Heavy, Reach, Two-Handed

Whip- 1d4 Slashing- 1 sp
Finesse, Light, Reach, Trip

Ranged Weapons
Bolas- 1 sp
Special, Thrown (range 20/60), Monk
Special: Restrained

Boomerang- 1d4 Bludgeoning- 15 sp
Special, Thrown (1d6, range 30/120), Monk
Special: Returning

Blowgun- 1d4 Piercing- 5 sp
Ammunition (25/100)

Hand Crossbow- 1d6 Piercing- 50 sp
Ammunition (range 30/120), Light, Loading

Longbow- 1d8 Piercing- 75 sp
Ammunition (range 100/400), Two-Handed

Net- 1 sp
Special, Thrown (5/15)
Special: Restrains targets.

Recurve Bow- 1d8- 100 sp
Ammunition (range 150-600), Two-Handed, Pull

Throwing Axe- 1d6, Slashing- 8 sp
Light, Thrown (1d8, range 30/120)

Throwing Hammer- 1d6, Bludgeoning- 8 sp
Light, Thrown (1d8, range 30/120)

Regional Weapons

Bhuj- 1d10+2 Slashing- 60 sp
Large, Heavy, Reach, Two-Handed, Trip
Region: Xa’a/Elephantfolk

Chain Whip- 1d6 Slashing/Piercing- 7 sp
Finesse, Light, Reach, Trip
Region: Xa’a

Changdao- 1d10 Slashing- 65 sp
Heavy, Two-Handed, Reach
Region: Xa’a

Chakram- 1d6 Slashing- 10 sp
Light, Thrown (1d8, range 30/120), Monk
Region: Xa’a/Elephantfolk

Crescent Moon Knives- 1d4 Slashing- 8 sp
Hidden, Light, Thrown (20/60)
Region: Xa’a

Dao- 1d8 Slashing- 12 sp
Finesse, Versatile (1d10)
Region: Xa’a

Double-Bladed Scimitar- 2d4 Slashing- 100 sp
Two-Handed, Double
Region: Valenar

Dragon’s Fist- 1d8 Bludgeoning- 100 sp
Double, Reach
Region: Xa’a

Gada- 3d6 Bludgeoning- 75 sp
Large, Heavy, Two-Handed
Region: Xa’a/Elephantfolk

Guandao-1d10 Slashing- 50 sp
Heavy, Reach, Two-Handed, Disarm
Region: Xa’a

Hook Swords- 1d6 Slashing- 16 sp
Light, Disarm, Trip
Region: Xa’a

Jian- 1d8 Slashing- 15 sp
Versatile (1d10)
Region: Xa’a

Ji- 2d6 Piercing- 60 sp
Heavy, Two-Handed, Brace
Region: Xa’a

Kama- 1d4 Slashing- 5 sp
Light
Region: Fantasy Japan

Kanabo- 1d8 Bludgeoning- 8 sp
Non-Lethal, Versatile (1d10)
Region: Fantasy Japan

Katana- 1d8 Slashing- 30 sp
Versatile (1d10)
Region: Fantasy Japan

Katar- 1d8 Slashing- 12 sp
Light, Finesse, Monk
Region: Xa’a

Khanda- 3d6 Slashing- 80 sp
Large, Heavy, Two-Handed
Region: Xa/a/Elephantfolk

Khanjar- 1d4 Piercing/Slashing- 4 sp
Thrown (20/60), Light, Finesse, Occult
Region: Tel’Shadar Desert

Kukri- 1d6 Slashing- 10 sp
Thrown (20/60), Light, Finesse, Monk
Region: Razorwind Desert

Kunai- 1d6 Piercing- 5 sp
Thrown (1d8, range 30/120), Light, Finesse
Region: Fantasy Japan

Kusarigama- 1d6 Slashing- 25 sp
Reach, Trip, Disarm, Finesse, Light
Region: Fantasy Japan

Monk Spade- 1d10 Bludgeoning- 20 sp
Special: Monk, Reach, Non-Lethal
Special: Can use the push action as a bonus action.
Region: Xa’a

Naginata- 1d12- 50 sp
Heavy, Reach, Two-Handed
Region: Fantasy Japan

Ninjato- 1d6 Slashing- 10 sp
Finesse, Light, Defensive
Region: Fantasy Japan

Nunchaku- 1d6 Bludgeoning- 20 sp
Double, Light, Finesse, Disarm, Versatile (1d8)
Region: Fantasy Japan

Odachi- 2d6 Slashing- 55 sp
Heavy, Two-Handed
Region: Fantasy Japan

Repeating Crossbow- 1d8 Piercing, 150 sp
Ammunition (range 100/320), Repeating

Rope Dart- 1d4 Piercing- 18 sp
Reach, Trip, Disarm, Finesse, Light, Versatile (1d6)
Region: Xa’a

Sai- 1d4 Piercing- 5 sp
Thrown (1d6, range 30/120), Light, Finesse, Defensive
Region: Fantasy Japan

Seax- 1d6 Piercing/Slashing- 5 sp
Thrown (20/60), Light, Finesse
Region: The Frozen North

Shamshir- 1d8 Slashing- 15 sp
Versatile (1d10)
Region: Tel’Shadar Desert, Razorwind Deser

Sho’tel (Shotel)- 1d8 Slashing- 60 sp
Finesse, Disarm, Penetrating
Region: Southern Continent

Shuriken- 1d4 Piercing- 5 sp
Thrown (20/60), Light, Finesse, Dangerous
Region: Fantasy Japan

Tanto- 1d6 Piercing- 8 Sp
Light, Finesse, Defensive
Region: Fantasy Japan

Tekko Claws- 1d8 Slashing- 15 sp
Light, Finesse, Monk
Region: Fantasy Japan

Tiger Claws- 1d6 Slashing- 8 sp
Light, Finesse, Hidden, Monk
Region: Tel’Shadar Desert

Tonfa- 1d6 Bludgeoning- 12 sp
Light, Finesse, Defensive, Monk

Wakizashi- 1d6 Slashing- 12 sp
Light, Finesse
Region: Fantasy Japan

Yatagan- 1d6- Slashing- 9 sp
Light, Finesse
Region: Tel’Shadar Desert, Razorwind Desert

Ammunition

Arrows- (20) 1 sp
Blowgun Needles (20) 1 sp
Bolts- (10) 1 sp

Shield and Armor Damage

Shields
Armguard- 1
Shield- 1d4
Heavy Shield- 1d6

Armor
Spiked Armor- 1d6 Piercing- 10% of Armor Cost

Armor

Light Armor

Padded Armor- 5 sp
AC: 11 + Dexterity
Disadvantage on Stealth

Fur Armor- 10 sp
AC: 11 + Dexterity
Disadvantage on Stealth, Cold Resistance

*Leather-15 sp
AC: 12 + Dexterity

*Studded Leather- 25 sp
AC: 13 + Dexterity

Medium Armor

Hide Armor-20 sp
AC: 12 + Dexterity (max 2)

Chain Shirt- 50 sp
AC: 13 + Dexterity (max 2)

Scale Mail-80 sp
AC: 14 + Dexterity (max 2)
Disadvantage on Stealth

Breast Plate-300 sp
AC: 14 + Dexterity (max 2)

Half Plate- 700 sp
AC: 15 + Dexterity (max 2)
Disadvantage on Stealth Checks

Heavy Armor

Ring Mail-50 sp
AC: 14
Disadvantage on Stealth

Banded Mail-100 sp
AC: 15
Disadvantage on Stealth, Str 10

Chainmail-500 sp
AC: 16
Disadvantage on Stealth, Str 13

Splint Mail-800 sp
AC: 17
Disadvantage on Stealth, Str 15

Full Plate- 1,200 sp
AC: 18
Disadvantage on Stealth, Str 15

Shields

Guards
Armguard-10 sp
AC: +1
Fighter, Immune to Disarm

Light Shields
Shield-20 sp
AC: +2

Heavy Shields
Heavy Shield-50 sp
AC: +3
Disadvantage on Stealth Checks, Str 13

Gauntlets
Clamshell Gauntlets- Immune to Disarm, 8 sp

Goods

Starting Outfits
Artisan’s Clothes- This includes a tunic or a shirt with buttons, a skirt/pants with a belt, leather shoes and perhaps a hat. It may also include a leather or cloth apron for carrying tools.

Entertainer’s Outfit- This includes a set of gaudy clothes, fit for actors, singers and other performers. While the outfit may look ridiculous, it is optimal for tumbling, dancing, and other feats of acrobatics. This outfit grants advantage on acrobatics checks while performing when it is worn.

Fur Clothes- This includes a fur coat, a linen shirt, a wool cap, a heavy fur cloak, thick pants/skirt and thick fur boots. This outfit grants advantage on fortitude saves to resist cold weather exposure.

Merchant’s Clothes- This includes superior, tailored clothes in line with the current fashion.

Monk’s Regalia- This includes leather sandals or shoes, a loose shirt and breeches and either a belt or a sash. This is a simple outfit, designed for a simple person.

Noble’s Outfit- This includes fine, tailored clothes. Very expensive, those that look upon you while you wear this will know your wealth at first sight.

Peasant’s Rags- This includes an old, threadbare flaxen shirt, worn cotton pants/skirt and a pair of tattered sandals.

Priest’s Regalia- This includes a set of robes with a hood, a rope belt and leather sandals.

Scholar’s Robes- Perfect for a scholar or mage, this includes a rope, belt, cap, soft shoes and a cloak.

Traveler’s Clothes- Includes sturdy boots, leather breeches/skirt, a belt, a shirt (with perhaps a belt or jacket), gloves and a cloak.

Individual Clothes

Belts
Poor Quality: Price- 7 cp
Standard Quality: Price- 15 cp
Superior Quality: Price- 50 cp
Fine Quality: Price- 1 sp- 20 sp

Boots
Poor Quality: Price- 10 cp
Standard- 20 cp
Superior- 1 sp
Fine- 4 sp - 30 sp

Cloaks
Poor- 10 cp
Standard- 20 cp
Superior- 1 sp
Fine- 4 sp - 30 sp

Coats
Poor- 7 cp
Standard- 15 cp
Superior- 50 cp
Fine- 1 sp- 20 sp

Gloves
Poor- 4 cp
Standard- 7 cp
Superior- 20 cp
Fine- 50 cp - 10 sp

Hats
Poor- 4 cp
Standard- 7 cp
Superior- 20 cp
Fine- 50 cp - 10 sp

Pants
Poor- 15 cp
Standard- 30 cp
Superior- 2 sp
Fine- 5 sp- 50 sp

Shirts
Poor- 15 cp
Standard- 30 cp
Superior- 2 sp
Fine- 5 sp- 50 sp

Robes
Poor- 15 cp
Standard- 30 cp
Superior- 2 sp
Fine- 5 sp- 50 sp

Food and Drink

Beer (Tankard)
Poor- 3 cp
Standard- 5 cp
Superior- 25 cp
Fine- 50 cp to 2 sp

Drinks (Tankard)
Poor- 1 cp
Standard- 3 cp
Superior- 10 cp
Fine- 25 cp to 1 sp

Food
Poor- 3 cp
Standard- 8 cp
Superior- 30 cp
Fine- 1 sp to 5 sp

Liquor (Shot)
Poor- 6 cp
Standard- 12 cp
Superior- 50 cp
Fine- 2 sp to 10 sp

Meals
Poor- 5 cp
Standard- 10 cp
Superior- 50 cp
Fine- 1 sp to 10 sp

Wine (Bottle)
Poor- 10 cp
Standard- 30 cp
Superior- 1 sp
Fine- 5 sp - 50 sp

Mounts

Beasts
Brightwater Lizard- 100 gp
Dire Wolf- 800 sp
Drake- 200 gp
Giant Spider- 130 gp
Windrunner- 650 sp

Flying
Giant Eagle- 500 gp
Griffon- 1200 gp

Horses
Draft Horse- 50 sp
Riding Horse- 100 sp
War Horse- 400 sp

Equipment
Armor and Barding- x4-x6
Bit and Bridle- 1 sp
Feed- 5 cp/day

Saddle
Pack- 5 sp
Riding- 10 sp
Expert- 20 sp
Description- Advantage on Acrobatics checks to ride
Saddle, Exotic
Pack- 15 sp
Riding- 30 sp
Expert- 60 sp
Description- Advantage on Acrobatics checks to ride
Saddlebags- 4 sp

Other
Camel- 80 sp
Elephant- 500 sp
Elk- 70 sp
Giant Turtle- 30 sp
Mule- 8 sp
Ox- 15 sp
Pony- 25 sp
Ram- 30 sp

Pets

Combat
Bear- 10 gp
Boar- 500 sp
Snakes
Adder- 400 sp
Constrictor- 300 sp
Poisonous- 300 sp
War Dog- 50 sp
Wolf- 200 sp

Non-Combat
Bat- 65 cp
Bird- 1 sp
Cat- 1 sp
Duck- 80 cp
Dog- 1 sp
Ferret- 50 cp
Frog- 60 cp
Hamster- 40 cp
Lizard- 60 cp
Rabbit- 75 cp
Rat/Mouse- 30 cp
Snake- 1 sp
Spider- 1 sp
Turtle- 45 cp
Weasel- 50 cp

Services

Hirelings

Unskilled Labor
Standard- 50 cp/day

Skilled Labor
Animal Master- 2 sp/day
Artisan- 3 sp/day
Artist- 2 sp/day
Attorney- 4 sp/day
Bard- 3 sp/day
Cook- 1 sp/day
Doctor- 4 sp/day
Hunter- 2 sp/day
Master-At-Arms- 4 sp/day
Scholar- 5 sp/day
Scribe- 4 sp/day
Squire- 1 sp/day
Steward- 3 sp/day

Mercenary
Basic- 8 sp
Superior- 15 sp
Non-Magical Class- 30 sp
Magical Class- 50 sp

Lodging

Room
Poor- 10 cp
Standard- 25 cp
Superior- 1 sp
Fine- 5 sp - 25 sp

Apartment
Poor- 25 cp
Standard- 1 sp
Superior- 5 sp
Fine- 10 sp - 50 sp

House
Poor- 1 sp
Standard- 3 sp
Superior- 10 sp
Fine- 25 sp - 10 gp

Stabling
Standard- 50 cp
Superior-1 sp

Messengers

Non-Magical
Messengers
Intercity- 10 cp
Ship- 30 cp/day
Rider- 20 cp/day

Magical
Affiliated
Sending- 25 sp
Converse- 50 sp
Project Self- 125 sp
Non-Affiliated
Sending- 50 sp
Converse- 100 sp
Project Self- 250 sp

Spellcasting

Spells
Cantrips- 1 sp
Level 1- 50 sp
Level 2- 80 sp
Level 3- 150 sp
Level 4- 300 sp
Level 5- 600 sp
Level 6- 1,200 sp
Level 7- 2,500 sp
Level 8- 5,000 sp
Level 9- 10,000 sp

Healing
Debilitating Injuries: 500 sp
Greater Injuries: 250 sp
Lesser Injuries: 50 sp

Training

Animals

Use the following formula: 25sp(x+y)=cost
x= Trainer’s Ability
y= Animal’s Attitude

Trainer’s Ability
5- Extremely Skilled
4- Skilled
3- Good
2- Poor
1- Awful

Animal’s Trainability
5- Violent
4- Volatile
3- Wild
2- Cooperative
1- Compliant
***Trainer Ability must be at greater than or equal to Animal’s Trainability

Feats and Skills

Combat Feats
Rules- Need 40 Ranks to Gain Feat
Self Trained From Tome- 1 Rank
Price- Tome
Mentor Trained- 2 Ranks
Price- Free
Professional Trainer- 4 Ranks
Price- 100 sp per session

Spellcasting Feats
Rules- Need 40 Ranks to Gain Feat
Self Trained From Tome- 1 Rank
Price- Tome
Mentor Trained- 2 Ranks
Price- Free
Professional Trainer- 4 Ranks
Price- 100 sp per session

Non-Combat Feats
Rules- Need 40 Ranks to Gain Feat
Self Trained From Tome- 1 Rank
Price- Tome
Mentor Trained- 2 Ranks
Price- Free
Professional Trainer- 4 Ranks
Price- 50 sp per session

Skills
Rules- Need 40 Ranks to Gain Feat
Self Trained From Tome- 1 Rank
Price- Tome
Mentor Trained- 2 Ranks
Price- Free
Professional Trainer- 4 Ranks
Price- 50 sp per session

Retraining

Feats
Rules- Need 40 Ranks to Gain Feat
Self Trained From Tome- 1 Rank
Price- Tome
Mentor Trained- 2 Ranks
Price- Free
Professional Trainer- 4 Ranks
Price- 20 sp per session

Skills
Rules- Need 40 Ranks to Gain Feat
Self Trained From Tome- 1 Rank
Price- Tome
Mentor Trained- 2 Ranks
Price- Free
Professional Trainer- 4 Ranks
Price- 10 sp per session

Spells/Abilities
Rules- Need 40 Ranks to Gain Feat
Self Trained From Tome- 1 Rank
Price- Tome
Mentor Trained- 2 Ranks
Price- Free
Professional Trainer- 4 Ranks
Price- 20 sp per session

Spells and Abilities

Spells
Cantrips- 5 sp
Level 1- 20 sp
Level 2- 40 sp
Level 3- 75 sp
Level 4- 150 sp
Level 5- 300 sp
Level 6- 600 sp
Level 7- 1250 sp
Level 8- 2500 sp
Level 9- 5000 sp

Abilities
Level 1- 20 sp
Level 2- 40 sp
Level 3- 75 sp
Level 4- 150 sp
Level 5- 300 sp
Level 6- 600 sp
Level 7- 1250 sp
Level 8- 2500 sp
Level 9- 5000 sp

Transportation

Land
Carriage- 5 cp/day
Rent Horse- 10 cp/day

Sea
Ferry Rates- 5 cp
Riverboat- 10 cp/day
Caravel/Galleon- 25 cp/day

Other
Air- 1 sp/day

Teleportation
Affiliated- 200 sp/person
Non-Affiliated- 400 sp/person

Vehicles and Buildings

Buildings

Castle
Fort
House Poor- 400 sp Standard- Superior- Fine- Keep-
Store

Vehicles

Land
Carriage- 250 sp
Cart- 40 sp
Sled- 20 sp
Wagon- 100 sp

Water
Caravel- 100 gp
Galley- 300 gp
Keelboat- 40 gp
Longship- 70 gp
Rowboat- 50 sp
Warship- 200 gp

Air
N/A

Glossary

Armor Check- An armor with the Armor Check feature gives the wearer disadvantage on Acrobatics, Sleight of Hand and Stealth Checks as well as Athletics checks made to swim, climb or jump.

Armor Piercing- A weapon with the Armor Piercing feature gains advantage when striking enemies wearing heavy armor. Brace- A weapon with the Brace features does double damage when prepped against an incoming charge.

Cold Resistance- An armor with the Cold Resistance features grants the wearer resistance against cold environments. Dangerous- This weapon lands a critical hit on a 19 or 20.

Defensive- A weapon with this feature grants +1 AC when wielded in the off-hand. This bonus does not stack with any shield bonuses. Double- A weapon with this feature can make an additional attack as a bonus action after using the Attack action.

Fighter- An armor with the Fighter feature can be used while wielding a two-handed weapon with no negatives.

Finesse- A weapon with this feature can use Dexterity on attack and damage rolls instead of Strength.

Grapple- A weapon/armor with the Grapple feature does 1d6 extra damage upon a successful grapple.

Heat Resistance- An armor with the Heat Resistance feature grants the wearer resistance against hot environments.

Heavy- Small creatures have disadvantage on attack rolls with these weapons. A heavy weapon’s size and bulk make it too large for a small creature to use effectively.

Hidden- A weapon with the hidden feature grants disadvantage on Perception checks to detect it when it is being hidden.

Light- A weapon with the Light feature can easily be used when fighting with two weapons.

Monk- A weapon with the Monk feature is counted as a monk weapon for the purposes of that class.

Mounted Charge- A weapon with the Mounted Charge feature does double damage when used on a charging mount.

Non-Lethal- A weapon with the Non-Lethal feature does non-lethal damage to it’s target.

Penetrating- A weapon with the Penetrating feature ignores the shield bonus to armor class from shields and heavy shields.
Pull- A bow with the Pull feature has a strength requirement in order to use. If you meet the strength requirement, you can add that damage onto the bow’s damage. For each modifier of the pull, add 100 sp to the cost of the bow.

Reach- A weapon with the Reach feature can strike a target in melee out to 10 ft.

Large- A weapon with the Large feature is considered large and can only be wielded by a Large creature or a creature with the Powerful Build feature.

Loading- Because of the time required to load this weapon, you can fire only one piece of ammunition from it when you use an action, bonus action, or reaction to fire it, regardless of the number of attacks you can normally make.

Occult- A weapon with the Occult feature can be used as a arcane focus.

Strength- A thrown weapon with the Strength feature automatically adds strength to damage.

Trip- A weapon with the Trip feature gains advantage when using the Trip action.

Versatile- A weapon with the Versatile feature can be used to with two hands for additional damage.