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| Anvil || 92.4 (1514) || 90 coins | | Anvil || 92.4 (1514) || 90 coins | ||
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| − | | Armorer's | + | | Armorer's Tools <sup>1</sup> || 1,279.4 (1514) || 1,240 coins |
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| Auger || 1.1 (1457) || 1 coin | | Auger || 1.1 (1457) || 1 coin | ||
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| Hammer (good) || 12.3 (1514) || 12 coins | | Hammer (good) || 12.3 (1514) || 12 coins | ||
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| + | | Mason's Tools <sup>1</sup> || 3.5 (1350) || 24 coins | ||
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| Shovel || .6 (1457) || half coin | | Shovel || .6 (1457) || half coin | ||
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| Yoke || 9.25 (1350) || 15 coins | | Yoke || 9.25 (1350) || 15 coins | ||
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| + | * '''1:''' This is obviously for working with plate, and at the price of such things, you do the best job you can. Simpler, less capable tools would cost a tenth or less. | ||
| + | * '''2:''' The source price only lists three unnamed tools, so I work off quadrupling the price, as the entire set of tools was supposed to be a fairly significant cost. | ||
Revision as of 20:10, 12 February 2007
I'm basing the following off of sources I've gathered [here] (will net a few more as time goes by). The basic assumption is that character's will be purchasing things with silver coins that have 1% of a pound's worth of fine (.999 purity) silver.
- 1 Pound = 92.4 coins
- 1 Crown = 23.1 coins
- 1 Shilling = 4.62 coins
- 1 Farthing = .385 coins
- 1 Mark = 61.6 coins
Obviously, numbers are going to be rounded and adjusted slightly, especially as prices vary over time. Even then, this is a rough list, and as the first source link mentions, most such economies are barter economies - even with the powerful influence of the Guild or similarly spanning organization.
- Gold is assumed to be 12 times the value of silver in my Exalted games, 10 times in D&D.
- Dinars are halved and quartered in Exalted (silver bits). In D&D, silver coins still have their tenth-value copper counterparts.
- Prices will be adjusted to roughly 1450 terms.
Tools
| Item | Reference | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Anvil | 92.4 (1514) | 90 coins |
| Armorer's Tools 1 | 1,279.4 (1514) | 1,240 coins |
| Auger | 1.1 (1457) | 1 coin |
| Ax | 1.9 (1457) | 2 coins |
| Bellows | 138.6 (1514) | 130 coins |
| Chisel | 1.5 (1514) | 1.5 coins |
| Hammer (cheap) | 3.1 (1514) | 3 coins |
| Hammer (good) | 12.3 (1514) | 12 coins |
| Mason's Tools 1 | 3.5 (1350) | 24 coins |
| Shovel | .6 (1457) | half coin |
| Spade | .6 (1457) | half coin |
| Plow Foot Iron | 1.9 (1350) | 3 coins |
| Spinning Wheel | 3.9 (1457) | 4 coins |
| Vise | 61.6 (1514) | 60 coins |
| Yoke | 9.25 (1350) | 15 coins |
- 1: This is obviously for working with plate, and at the price of such things, you do the best job you can. Simpler, less capable tools would cost a tenth or less.
- 2: The source price only lists three unnamed tools, so I work off quadrupling the price, as the entire set of tools was supposed to be a fairly significant cost.
