Sized for race Cost Weight Damage Value
Tiny 164.50 1.88 lbs 1+3 (normal quarrel)
Small 329 3.75 lbs 2+3 (normal quarrel)
Medium 658 7.5 lbs 3+3 (normal quarrel)
Large 1,316 15 lbs 8+3 (normal quarrel)
Huge 2,632 30 lbs 13+3 (normal quarrel)
Bow Strings
Type Cost: Tiny Small Medium Large Huge Standard Bow String 2.50 5 10 20 30 Bow String +1 Damage 8 16 32 64 128 Bow String +2 Damage 10.50 21 42 84 168 Bow String +3 Damage 13 26 52 104 208 Crossbow String +3 Damage 18 36 72 144 288 Crossbow String +4 Damage 24 48 96 192 384 Crossbow String +5 Damage 26.50 53 106 212 424
Arrows Tiny Small Medium Large Huge Cost: 3.20 6.40 12.75 25.50 51 Weight: .005 .01 .02 .04 .08
Bolts Tiny Small Medium Large Huge Cost: 4.15 8.25 16.50 33 66 Weight: .005 .01 .02 .04 .08
Weapon Crafting Weapon crafting works in the same general manner as armor. For determining statistics, design the weapon as if it were to be used by a medium-sized character.
Decide what the base damage is going to be. Once you have determined the ideal Damage Value (DV), the character must purchase the raw materials for the weapon. The character must purchase one pound of each material needed to make the weapon per DV. Example: A knife has a DV of 1 and requires steel and leather. The character must purchase one pound of steel and one pound of leather to make the knife.
Next, the item’s weight is the DV multiplied by .8.
Raw material costs for sizes other than medium are obtained using the following information: Weapons for tiny characters are the medium-sized cost divided by 4; weapons for small characters are the medium sized cost divided by 2; weapons for large characters are the medium sized cost times 2; and weapons for a huge characters are the medium sized cost times 4. As always, the extra raw materials not used is considered scrap in the crafting process.
Damage for weapons other than medium size: The adjusted damage is determined using the following information: Weapons for tiny characters are the DV minus 10; weapons for small characters are the DV minus 5; weapons for a large characters are DV plus 5; and weapons for huge characters are the DV plus 10
The Blunt Factor: Damage is reduced on blunt weapons to represent the dispersion of energy (damage). Huge blunt weapons are reduced by 15 points, large blunt weapons by 7 points, medium blunt weapons by 4 points, and small blunt weapons by 3 points. All damage is reduced to a minimum of 1, and is recorded on the damage value of the weapon. Materials required for crafting weapons.
Fundamentally, all blades or other metal weapons are made out of steel and tanned leather (for the grip). Weapons where wood is used for a handle, such as axes, require hardwood and steel (for the weapon head). Weapons that use only wood, such as the staff and maul, use hardwood only. Below is a list of weapons and their components.
Weapon: Material Needed
Knife: Steel, tanned leather
Hatchet: Hardwood, steel
Hammer, Common: Hardwood, steel Short Sword: Steel, tanned leather Staff: Hardwood
Light Flail: Steel, Tanned Leather Heavy Mace: Steel, Tanned Leather Broad Sword: Steel, Tanned Leather Battle Axe: Hardwood, Steel
Scythe: Hardwood, Steel
Heavy Flail: Steel, Tanned Leather Large Mace: Steel, tanned leather Great Scimitar: Steel, tanned leather Leather.
Dagger: Steel, tanned leather
Sickle: Steel, tanned leather
Axe, throwing/hand: Hardwood, steel Spear: Hardwood, steel
Scimitar (sword): Steel, tanned leather War Hammer: Hardwood, steel Morning star: Steel, Tanned Leather Long Sword: Steel, Tanned Leather Two Handed Axe: Hardwood, Steel Long Spear: Hardwood, Steel
Halberd: hardwood, Steel
Maul: hardwood
Two-handed Sword: Steel, Tanned Bows and Crossbows: The cost of the bow is determined by the desired range of the bow. The amount of material needed is multiplied by one for every ten feet of desired distance. Bow damage is determined by the type of arrow and the type of bow string. Weight of the bow is determined by multiplying the desired range by .5. Bow and Crossbow range is determined by dividing the weapon’s maximum range by four. The first quarter is the weapon’s point-blank range, the second quarter is the weapons short range, the third quarter is the weapon’s medium range, and the last quarter is the weapon’s long range.
Short Bow- Hardwood Long Bow – Hardwood Compound Bow – hardwood + 1 lbs of steel Hand Crossbow – Hardwood + 1 lbs of steel
Crossbow – Hardwood + 1 lbs of steel
Heavy Crossbow – Hardwood + 1 lbs of steel.
Bow String: Unlike other weapons and material, the listed components represent the total needs to make the string. (necessary since bow string does not have an applicable weight) Bow Strings:
Bow String, no bonuses- 1 lbs of wool
Bow String, +1 to damage, 1 lbs of wool + 1 lbs of steel Bow String, +2 to damage, 2 lbs of wool and 1 lbs of steel Bow String, +3 to damage, 3 lbs wool and 1 lbs of steel Crossbow String, +3 to damage, 3 lbs wool + 2 lbs steel Crossbow String, +4 to damage, 3 lbs wool + 3 lbs steel Crossbow String, +5 to damage, 4 lbs wool + 3 lbs steel
Arrows: 1 lbs of soft wood and ½ lbs of steel create 1 arrow. Base weight is .02 lbs Crossbow Bolt: 1 lbs of steel create 1 crossbow bolt. Base weight for a bolt is .02 lbs Crafting Materials:
“Here at Bosco’s, we aim to provide good, quality items at a reasonable price.
Honest!”
Item
Wool
Quilted Wool
Heavy Thread
Tanned Leather Hardened Leather Hardening Fat Raw Iron
Refined Iron
Refined Coal
Steel
Small Buckles Raw Tin
Refined Tin
Raw Copper
Refined Copper 1 pound block 1 Lbs 1 pound block 1 Lbs
1 pound block 1 Lbs
1 pound block 1 Lbs
1 pound block 1 Lbs
1 pound block 1 Lbs
1 pound block 1 Lbs2 ounce vile: treats 1 pound of cloth 2 oz
4 ounce vile: treats 1 pound of cloth 4 oz Cost
500 Drachma
700 Drachma
15 Drachma 800 Drachma
2000 Drachma
15 Drachma
3 Drachma
8 Drachma
5 Drachma
11 Drachma
10 Drachma
8 Drachma
16 Drachma
8 Copper (.08
Drachma)
16 copper (.16 Drachma)
1000 Drachma
1600 Drachma
10,000 Drachma
16,000 Drachma
100,000 Drachma
160,000 Drachma
1 Drachma
5.60 Drachma
6 ounce vile: treats 1 pound of cloth 6 oz 12 Drachma 8 ounce vile: treats 1 pound of cloth 8 oz 28 Drachma 10 ounce vile: treats 1 pound of cloth 10 oz 40 Drachma
Per foot
Per foot
Refined Silver
Raw Gold Refined Gold
Raw Platinum
Refined Platinum Cloth Dye- White Cloth Dye- Light
Color
Cloth Dye – Medium Color
Cloth Dye – Heavy
Color
Cloth Dye – Dark Color
Wood- soft grade
Wood – Medium grade
Wood – Hard grade Kits: Kits are divided into quality: Master, Exceptional, Good, Average, and Poor. Each kit
allows the character to perform the skill. The differences in kits range from quality of tools and equipment to the amount of material and supply. All kits are relational to the purpose. An appraisal kit is a small bag containing optical and equipment for the appraiser to value a gem. On the other hand, an armorer’s kit is an extensive work location with all the tools needed: a high quality forge, a high quality furnace, and other heavy equipment to do the job. For the purposes below, t
he kits will indicate if they are generally not portable (i.e. usually a shop or office). Kits that are not portable must be stored somewhere (at a rental price) for the character.
Sold in Units of Unit WeightBolt: 50 yards of material 100 Lbs
Bolt: 25 yards of material 100 LbsSpool: sow 10 lbs of wool or leather 1 Lbs
Roll: 10 yards of material 80 Lbs
Roll: 10 yards of material 100 Lbs 8 pound blocks 8 Lbs 1 pound block 1 Lbs1 pound block 1 lbs
Bag: 10 pounds 10 Lbs
1 pound block 1 Lbs
Bag: 3 buckles per bag 1 Lbs 1 pound block 1 Lbs
1 pound block 1 Lbs
1 pound block 1 Lbs
Per foot 15 Drachma Cost: Cost: Cost: Cost: Poor Weight Exceptional Good Average
Cost: Master
Kit Name4,500Appraisal
Climbing 2,000
Architect/Engineer 18,000 Armorer 1,500,000 1,200,000 900,000 600,000 300,000 Baker 75,000 60,000 45,000 30,000 15,000
Butcher 75,000 60,000 45,000 30,000 15,000
Blacksmith 100,000 80,000 60,000 40,000 20,000
Bookbinder 50,000 40,000 30,000 20,000 10,000
Bower/Fletcher 50,000 40,000 30,000 20,000 10,000
Brewer 120,000 96,000 72,000 48,000 24,000
Candle Maker 80,000 64,000 48,000 32,000 16,000
Carpenter 40,000 32,000 24,000 16,000 8,000 Cobbler 35,000 38,000 21,000 14,000 7,000 Doctor 56,000 44,800 33,600 22,400 11,200
Dyer 75,000 60,000 45,000 30,000 15,000
Glassblower 65,000 52,000 39,000 26,000 13,000
Goldsmith/ 35,000 28,000 21,000 14,000 7,000
Silversmith
Jeweler 50,000 40,000 30,000 20,000 10,000Leather Worker 25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000
Locksmith 15,000 12,000 9,000 6,000 3,000 Mason 45,000 36,000 27,000 18,000 9,000
Mechanic 56,000 44,800 33,600 22,400 11,200 Potter 45,000 36,000 27,000 18,000 9,000
Plumber 25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000
Roofer 15,000 12,000 9,000 6,000 3,000
Shipwright 1,450,000 1,160,000 870,000 580,000 290,000Stonecarver 25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 Tanner 15,000 12,000 9,000 6,000 3,000 Weaver 30,000 24,000 18,000 12,000 6,000 Weaponsmith 1,500,000 1,200,000 900,000 600,000 300,000
Disguise 25,000First Aid 2,000 Forger 25,000
Open Lock 10,000
Poison Weapon 15,000Survival Desert 9,000
Survival Snow/ 9,000
Frozen
Survival-Tropical 9,000
Survival-Temperate 9,000
20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000
1,600 1,200 800 400
20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 8,000 6,000 4,000 2,000
12,000 9,000 6,000 3,000
7,200 5,400 3,600 1,800
7,200 5,400 3,600 1,800 3,600 2,700 1,800 900
1,600 1,200800 400
14,400 10,800 7,200 3,600
25 lbs
50 lbs
Not Portable Not Portable Not Portable Not Portable Not Portable Not Portable Not Portable Not Portable Not Portable Not Portable
75 lbs 75 lbs
Not Portable Not Portable 50 lbs
50 lbs
Not Portable
45 lbs 50 lbs
Not Portable Not Portable
75 lbs
45 lbs
Not Portable 45 lbs
50 lbs
Not Portable Not Portable
45 lbs 25 lbs
40 lbs
35 lbs
25 lbs
25 lbs
25 lbs 7,200 5,400 3,600 1,800
7,200 5,400 3,600 1,800
25 lbs 25 lbs
Note that the price of kits is for the character to actually own the kit. General Equipment
“Welcome to Bosco’s Waystation. How may I serve you? Prices subject to change. All prices listed for medium sized customers. Please adjust cost per size (tiny is one quarter cost, small is one half cost, large is twice cost, huge is four times cost)”
General Equipment:
Name Cost in Drachmas Backpack 24
Basket (holds 1 bushel of grain) 10
Bedroll 64
Belt pouch, small (hold 5 lbs) 15
Belt pouch, large (hold 15 lbs) 45
Blanket 40
Block & Tackle 320
Bottle 15
Bucket (5 gallon) 30
Candle 4
Canteen (1/2 gallon) 30
Chain (15 feet) 60
Comb 7
Chalk .02
Fish hooks (10 per set) 15
Fishing Pole 20
Fishing string (50 yards) 10
Grappling hook 160
Hammock 64
Ink (1 oz) 10
Lantern 45
Lantern oil (4 hours) 20
Lock & key 20
Manacles 30
Marbles (50) 7
Medium metal file (1 foot long) 15
Net, small 40
Net, medium 60
Net, large 100
Paper (20 sheets) 5
Pipe 5
Pry bar 150
Quill 1
Quiver (50 arrows or bolts) 30
Razor 1
Name Cost in Drachmas Rope, hemp (50 feet) 60
Rope, silk (50 feet) 90
Sack, large (holds 50 lbs) 9
Sack, small (holds 25 lbs) 5
Sealing Wax 1
Weight in pounds (lbs) 3
1
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3
5
8
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2
4
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15
8
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3
2
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3
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10
15
25
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.2
10
.1
2
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Weight in pounds (lbs) 15
5
1
1
.1
Shovel 45 Sledge hammer 75 Small metal file (6 inches) 7 Tent, large (6 people) 550 Tent, medium (3 people) 300 Tent, small (1 person) 200 Tinder Box-Flint & Steel 14 Torch 1 Whistle 7 3
5
.5
55 30 20 1
.1
.5
Cooking/camping:
Name Cost Weight Bowl, metal 30 2 Dried Beans (1lbs bag) .3 1 Garlic (1 lbs bag) .1 1 Pan 40 5 Sugar (1 lbs bag) .25 1
Home Furnishings
Name Cost Weight Name Bed, tiny 10 .5 Bed mattress, tiny 15 .5 Bed, small 20 3 Bed, mattress, small 30 3 Bed, medium 40 15 Bed mattress, medium 60 15 Bed, large 50 30 Bed mattress, large 90 30 Bed, huge 100 50 Bed mattress, huge 150 50 Name Cost Weight Cup, metal 7 .5 Flour (1 lbs bag) .15 1 Iron Kettle 32 4 Salt (1 lbs bag) .08 1 Yeast (1 lbs bag) .5 1
Cost Weight Common tavern costs
Name Cost Weight Name Cost Weight Cheese (1 lbs block) .1 1 Day Ration .35 3 Drink .08 .2 Grain (per 5 lbs bag) .2 5 Inn, common meal .25 Inn, good meal .45 Lodging, common room .06 Lodging, private room .1 Lodging, private suite .25 Tea leaves (1 lbs) .12 Weeks food rations 2.45 21
“Don’t be fooled by our competitor’s price. They would charge you more!“But at Bosco’s you get the best for less.”
Bosco’s Daily Food Menu
Name Cost in Drachmas Name
Cost
Soups
Beef Stew .09 Cream of Chicken Soup .1 Vegetable Soup .06
Meats
Chicken N Dumplings Chicken, whole
Roast
Steak
.1 Chicken, half .17 .35 Leg of Lamb .15 .25 Roasted Rabbit .1 .35
Side Selection
Baked carrots
Caramel carrots Cream corn
Eggs – Hard Boiled Eggs – Scrambled Garlic bread
Kidney beans
Peas
.05 Baked Potatoes .02 .08 Corn on the cob .02 .05 Deviled Eggs .05 .02 Eggs – Over Easy .04 .04 Fresh baked bread .03 .07 Hashbrowns .08 .04 Mashed Potatoes .04 .02 Raw carrots .02
Drinks
Ale
Mead
Tea
Wine (common) .13 Coffee .03 .16 Tea .16 .03 Water -.2 Wine (vintage) .35
Bosco’s Lodging Rates Common room
Double bed, private Double bed, executive .06 Single bed, private .1 .17 Single bed, executive .3 .5 Luxury suite 1
Animals/Transportation Name
Cat
Dog
Duck
Goat
Hawk
Horse, Light
Horse, Warhorse, Heavy Horse, Warpony
Mule
Parrot
Cost Name Cost 4 Chicken 2 7 Donkey 1,057 2 Goat 2 2 Goose 3 15 Horse, Heavy 2,640 1,875 Horse, Pony 1,127 3,562 Horse, Warhorse, Light 2,947 2,238 Lamb 15 1,302 Ox 2,184 10
Armor/Misc
Name
Barding, leather (AR3) Cost Weight 1,350 50 Barding, hard leather (AR4) 1,920 Barding, Studded Leather (AR5) 2,800 Barding, Chain (AR7) 3,125 Barding, Plate (AR10) 10,750 Barding, Knight’s Plate (AR15) 18,550 Bit and Bridle
Feed (per day)
Harness
Plough
Saddle
Saddle Bags
Saddle Blanket
Spurs
Yoke
15 10 175 1,250 500 100 15 15 270 60
70
125 250 350 1
10
5
125 30
8
1
.5
15
Animals/Transportation Name Cost Boat, row 3,000 Boat, small 8,000 Canoe 800 Chariot 7,000 Raft 2,000 Wagon 8,000 Weight 150
400
50
350
100
400
Name Cost Weight Boat, skiff 5,000 250 Boat, sail 31,150 890 Cart 4,000 200 Coach 9,000 450 Sled 6,000 300
Musical Instruments Name Cost Drum 91 Flute 15 Harpsichord 144 Mandolin 45 Tambourine 10 Weight 7
.5
8
3
1
Name Cost Weight Finger Cymbal 7 .5 Harp 68 4 Horn/trumpet 54 3 Piano 3,150 90
Clothing: All clothes are grey, see dye for color cost Name Cost Weight Belt 15 1 Boots, soft 9 2 Cape 19 1 Dress 35 5 Gloves, leather 12 1 Over/rain coat 70 5 Robe 25 4 Shirt 24 .5 Winter clothing 70 6 Name Cost Weight Boots, hard 12 4 Camouflage suit 350 3 Cloak 29 3 Gloves, cloth 3 1 Hat 3 1 Pants 30 .5 Scarf 17 .5 Vest 20 .5
Narrator’s Guide to Soterion Narrators are the driving force of RPG story telling. They provide story lines, set up encounters, and direct the game as a writer would within a play. They are game judges, directors, and rewarders.