A useful aide for any GM, these pricelists are all fairly comprehensive, drawing together prices from many places. GMs should use these as a kind of price indication, actual prices charged could vary up or down depending on season, competition, supply, the seller’s greed and the buyer’s bargaining skills. Download them all and pick the one you like best.
Comprehensive Pricelist
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by Alan Nelson
This material is also available as a Foundry VTT module.
HM1 Pricelist
1 file(s) 302.32 KB 2875 downloads
by Patrick Nilsson
Leitchy's Prices
1 file(s) 255.69 KB 1800 downloads
by Leitchy
Universal Pricelist
1 file(s) 483.29 KB 156 downloads
by J.M. Davidson
Thank you very much for the price list. It will come in very handy. I’ve noticed that some of the items have footnotes and such attached to them, but there aren’t any explanations of what the footnotes mean. Would it be possible to update the pricelist to include an explanation of these? (I hope this doesn’t come across as a complaint. I know this must’ve taken more than a bit of your time to compile, and it would be beyond rude to complain about a game-aid that’s free.)
If you are talking about the asterisks, the explanation is at the bottom of the last page. Basically, it denotes that the price is the cost for 100% body coverage. To get a rough estimate of anything worn, multiply the cost (or weight, for that matter) by the sum of the percentages of the body locations it covers. All of the pertinent information is repeated in the Armor / Clothing section on the last page.
Also, I’ve done the best that I could to come up with realistic weights and pricing based off of all of the information I was able to get my hands on. There are many cases where there was conflicting information and I just made my best guess. If you know of a source for prices / weights of items that aren’t in the list, or that you think are incorrect… I am happy to consider them.
This is a work that is always “in progress”. Formatting the information is something of a pain when new items cause re-pagination, so if the document suddenly increases to 7 pages… don’t be surprised. I will occasionally post updates whenever I make major changes.
– Alan