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Goods and Gear KENZER AND COMPANY PRESENTS A PLAYER’S ADVANTAGE™ GUIDE: GOODSGOODS ANDAND GEAR:GEAR: THE ULTIMATE ADVENTURER'S GUIDE by Mark Plemmons and Brian Jelke CREDITS HackMaster Conversions: Steve Johansson, Cover Illustrations: Keith DeCesare, Lars Grant-West Don Morgan, D. M. Zwerg Interior Illustrations: Caleb Cleveland, Storn Cook, Additional Contributors: Jeff Abar, Jolly Blackburn, Keith DeCesare, Thomas Denmark, Marcio Fiorito, Lloyd Brown III, Eric Engelhard, Ed Greenwood, Mitch Foust, Brendon and Brian Fraim, Richard Jensen, Steve Johansson, David Kenzer, Ferdinand Gertes, Lars Grant-West, Noah Kolman, Jamie LaFountain, James Mishler, David Esbri Molinas, CD Regan, Kevin Wasden. Don Morgan, Travis Stout, John Terra, Playtesters: Mark Billanie, Jim Bruni, Anne Canava, Phil Thompson, Paul Wade-Williams, D.M. Zwerg Doug Click, Gigi Epps, D. Andrew Ferguson, Editors: Eric Engelhard, Brian Jelke, Steve Johansson, Sarah Ferguson, Charles Finnell, Donovan Grimwood, David Kenzer, Don Morgan, Mark Plemmons Daniel Haslam, Mark Howe, Patrick Hulley, Project Manager: Brian Jelke Steven Lambert, Mark Lane, Jeff McAuley, Alan Moore, Production Manager: Steve Johansson Mark Prater, Anthony Roberson, Daniel Scothorne, Art Coordinator: Mark Plemmons David Sink Jr., Mark Sizer, Joe Wallace, John Williams Behind the Scenes: Jennifer Kenzer and John Wright. © Copyright 2004 Kenzer and Company. All Rights Reserved. Questions, Comments, Product Orders? Printed in China Phone: (847) 540-0029 Kenzer & Company Fax: (847) 540-8065 email: [email protected] 511 W. Greenwood Visit our website: Waukegan, IL 60087 www.kenzerco.com This book is protected under international treaties and copyright laws of the PUBLISHER’S NOTE: United States of America. No part of this book may be reproduced, without This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and the express written consent of Kenzer and Company. Permission is granted incidents either are the product of the authors’ imaginations or to the purchaser of this product to reproduce sections of this book for are used fictitiously, and any resemblance to actual persons, personal use only. Sale or trade of such reproductions is strictly prohibited. living or dead, events or locales is entirely coincidental. GameMaster’s Workshop, Goods and Gear, the Official Kingdoms of Kalamar Compatible logo, the Official HackMaster Compatible logo and the Kenzer and Company logo are trademarks of Kenzer and Company. Kingdoms of Kalamar, the Kingdoms of Kalamar logo and HackMaster are registered trademarks of Kenzer and Company. 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION . .3 TOOLS . .160 TALISMANS . .163 HAPTER NTHE ARKETPLACE C 1: I M . .5 THIEVES’ TOOLS . .164 ARTERING B . .5 VARIANT CLASS TOOLS, GEAR AND EQUIPMENT . .171 COINAGE . .5 DEGREES OF CRAFTSMANSHIP . .10 CHAPTER 8: FOOD AND DRINK . .173 INFLATION . .11 BRANDOBIA . .173 TAXATION . .12 THE CENTRAL PLAINS . .174 TRADE . .12 THE DELNONDRIAN ISLANDS . .174 MARKETPLACE FRAUDS, SCAMS AND SWINDLES . .13 THE ELOS DESERT . .175 MERCHANT GUILDS . .14 KALAMAR . .175 THE KHYDOBAN DESERT . .176 HAPTER EAPONRY C 2: W . .15 THE OBAKASEK JUNGLE . .176 AFTED EAPONS H W . .15 REANAARIA BAY . .177 XES AND ICKS A P . .18 SVIMOHZIA . .177 OWS AND LOWGUNS B B . .22 THE WILD LANDS . .178 MMUNITION A . .27 THE YOUNG KINGDOMS . .178 LUBS C . .29 FOODSTUFFS . .179 AGGERS AND NIVES D K . .32 BREADS & CEREALS . .179 LAILS AND HIPS F W . .38 DAIRY . .180 AMMERS AND ACES H M . .40 DRINKS . .180 ISCELLANEOUS EAPONS M W . .42 FRUITS AND POTHERBS . .184 OLEARMS AND OLEAXES P P . .49 FISH AND OTHER MEATS . .185 IEGE EAPONS S W . .54 HERBS . .187 PEARS AND ANCES S L . .56 MISCELLANEOUS . .188 WORDS S . .62 OTHER FOODSTUFFS AND MEALS . .188 PECIAL ATERIALS S M . .72 SAUCES . .192 RAFTING ARIANT ILTS C V H . .72 SPICES AND SEASONINGS . .192 WEAPON ACCESSORIES . .72 HM LARGE WEAPONS AND TABLES . .75 CHAPTER 9: CONCOCTIONS . .193 ALCHEMICAL MIXTURES . .193 CHAPTER 3: ARMOR, SHIELDS AND BARDING . .87 HERBAL CONCOCTIONS . .197 RMORS A . .88 HERBAL REMEDIES . .199 RMOR CCESSORIES A A . .92 POISONS . .200 ELMETS AND EAD CCESSORIES H H A . .93 DRUGS . .202 GETTING INTO AND OUT OF ARMOR . .95 SHIELDS . .95 CHAPTER 10: PERSONAL GOODS AND SERVICES . .204 SPECIAL ARMOR MATERIALS . .96 COSMETICS . .204 BARDING . .99 GROOMING AND HAIR STYLES . .204 ARMOR MAINTENANCE . .102 PERFUME . .205 SERVICES . .205 HAPTER LOTHING C 4: C . .113 HIRELING PROFESSIONS . .208 LOTHING ISTS C L . .114 NPC STATISTICS . .213 EADGEAR H . .116 MERCENARIES . .218 THER LOTHING O C . .117 BROTHELS . .225 ESIGNS AND ATERIALS D M . .120 SLAVES . .226 CLERICAL RAIMENT . .121 SYNODAL RAIMENT OF THE DEITIES OF TELLENE . .122 CHAPTER 11: ANIMALS . .227 ANIMAL ACCESSORIES . .244 CHAPTER 5: GAMES AND ENTERTAINMENT . .127 GAMBLING SIMULATIONS . .132 CHAPTER 12: LODGING . .245 SLEEPING ARRANGEMENTS . .245 HAPTER USICAL NSTRUMENTS C 6: M I . .133 RENTED ACCOMMODATIONS . .246 CHAPTER 7: TOOLS, GEAR AND EQUIPMENT . .145 FURNITURE . ..
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