Items

Types of Shops

Travelers Shop

Travelers Shops are outfitters of merchants, adventurers, mercenaries, and heroes for hire. They can be found in almost any settlement, though their stock may be limited in smaller settlements, and often take on the identity of a simple General Store that may also sell select items from other types of stores.

Alchemy Shop

Alchemy shops exist primarily to sell potions, however in larger settlements they also usually carry components and gear required for the use of the Alchemy Secondary Skill.

NOTE:

• Typically sold in vials, but some shops may sell bottles (which hold 3 doses, 1 instant per dose) for 3 times the price
• Healing potions have no effect on demons or undead
• Persistent potion effects DO NOT stack with craftings and enchants that would grant similar effects (i.e. Resistance Potions don’t stack with Resistance Enchants)
• For use in battle can drink as an instant from your belt and an action from your backpack

Stealth Guild Shop

Most Guilds serving Stealth Classes have their own shops where their members are given discounted prices depending on their rank and status within their guild. Some of these shops will also sell to outsiders at full price. 

NOTE:

• Poisons are typically sold in vials, but some shops may sell bottles (which hold 3 doses) for 3 times the price
• Poisons require a nature check each rnd before dealing damage or applying effects if passed poison disappears
• Similar poison effects do not stack i.e. Can’t have 2 direct dam effects but could have 1 direct dam + 1 immobilize
• Necrotic poison works off of the lesser of natural or demonic resistance

Trainers

Training is essential for Character Progression in Realm of Strife, both for learning new primary and secondary skills, as well as weapon and armor proficiencies. Trainers are not a “shop” in the tradition sense as they do not offer a physical item for purchase, but their skill sets are listed here for reference as a purchasable “item”. 

Though Trainers may operate out of a “store-front” they could also be found as a wandering wagon-train, or market stall. It is assumed that all types of trainers are available in some manner in a large settlement, however smaller settlements would only have availability based on the function of the settlement. (i.e. in a small hunting settlement you might a local hunter that can teach you a new Stealth skill or how to use a bow, but likely not one who can teach you how to use plate armor or learn a new spell).

For some training items it may also be possible to find, loot, or discover a text that contains the required knowledge, though the “study time” required would be doubled. Training texts are not typically a purchasable item.

Fletcher Shop

Fletcher shops provide arrows, bolts, and quivers. Smaller settlements typically only have a Fletcher’s shop if they are hunting settlements. Ranger Guild Shops using incorporate a Fletcher Shop and typically offer these items at half price to their members (and also carry Smoke Bombs)

Magic Shop

Magic shops provide most of the components required for rune crafting and enchanting, they may also sell other magic items and curiosities. They are typically only found in larger settlements, though some of their products may be sold at a General Store in a small settlement.

Herbalist Shop

Herbalist shops can be found in any large settlement. Smaller settlements will either have limited variety depending on their location, or may sell these types of products at a General Store.

Stables and Livery

Stables and Liveries are serve the needs of various beasts used as pack animals or as mounts. Theya re often found combined together in large settlements, however can also be found separately. Mount prices are for Basic Level mounts, for more experienced mounts multiply price by the level, inventory varies by region. See the Supplementary Rules section for more details on Mounts and Beast Armor.

Full Item List

• Prices listed are buying prices for normal market conditions
• Standard sell price is 10% of buying price under normal market conditions
• 1 Gold Piece (GP) = 10 Silver Pieces (SP) = 100 Copper Pieces (CP)
• Prices are listed in the following format: (GP).(SP)(CP) where 1.53 would be 1 GP, 5 SP, 3 CP though CP are typically not used
• S = 1 slot, M = 2 slots, L = 4 slots, XL = 8 slots