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Building an Armoryplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigBuilding an Armory
Compiled from various posts on rec.games.frp.dnd.
Cost of a workshop to make only metal armor:
* 200gp for equipment. * 100gp for pavillion tent or 300gp for a well crafted hut.
Cost of a workshop to make only leather armor: Dragonlady's Open Air Bazaarplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigDragonlady's Open Air Bazaar
From rec.games.frp.dnd
The items listed were taken from the 1st ed. Players Handbook, 2nd ed. PH, Aurora's Whole Realms Catalogue, Al-Qadim (by TSR). Some items were left out such as greek fire oil, others were added by me. These items are a general list of things you can buy in a city. Prices and items may vary as to availablity and workmanship.
These are mundane items, not magical. For magical items you must find a specialty shop or have them made by… Big List of Mundane Itemsplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigBig List of Mundane Items
>From: elder@bullet.ecf (ELDER J David) Subject: Item lists Originator: elder@bullet.ecf.toronto.edu
This list was posted to a mailing list that I used to follow. It covers costs and weights for a variety of common items. Although the terminology is reminiscent of AD&D I feel it could be used in any fantasy environment with only a small amount of conversion. I have found it useful for stocking stores and generally for the concept of product availability. Recently… How Much Money can a Container Hold?plugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigHow Much Money can a Container Hold?
The original author is unknown. This was reformatted and editted by .
How Much Money can a Container Hold?
How many coins can realistically fit into a container?
All coins described here are 3/4“ by 1/12”
Coin Weight Coin lb/coin Coins/lb The Guide to Herbs for RPGsplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigThe Guide to Herbs for RPGs
THE GUIDE TO HERBS FOR RPGs 5th Edition By Shaun Hately --==(AMBULANT IN FABULAM)==-- LEGAL NOTICE
This guide is (c) Shaun Hately 1997 except where copyright is already owned by someone else. Portions of this guide are (c) Historical Coinageplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigHistorical Coinage
2/8/01 From bradds@concentric.net (Bradd W. Szonye):
Historically, most coins were made of silver until the very late middle ages and early renaissance. Gold coins were more common in Italy and the Byzantine empire, but trying to maintain currency in two different metals (gold and silver) was a frequent cause of economic trouble, because of the fluctuation of relative values. Following is some information on historic coins and values that you may be able to use in your game.… Equipment and Moneyplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigEquipment and Money
Magic Items
Magic Items: Magic items I created for D&D 3.x and D&D 5. Most of these are easily adapted to other game systems.
Magic Items: AD&D 2nd Edition magic items from the Fidonet Compendium.
Equipment
Big List of Mundane Items
Dragonlady's Open Air Bazaar
Tavern Menu
Money
Historical Coinage
How Much Money can a Container Hold?
Investments in the Middle Ages
Currency Descriptions: A sample on how to describe coins better than Investments in the Middle Agesplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigInvestments in the Middle Ages
2/27/01 From rboleyn@paradise.net.nz (Rupert Boleyn):
On 27 Feb 2001 14:20:39 GMT, “Gary J. Robinson” wrote:
"Agriculture is not synonomous with feudalism. The Romans, who had a republic and then an empire, had a very large state treasury, and even Making Iron Swordsplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigMaking Iron Swords
Iron Sword notes, compiled from various posts to rec.games.frp.dnd.
Descriptions here are very sparse. Many steps are ommitted.
To make a regular sword
* Heat iron * Shape it * Cool it * Repeat
To make a cold-worked sword Poisons of the Realmplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigPoisons of the Realm
This has been reformatted for the web.
This document reveals most of the poisons, toxins, venoms, and acids that have been discovered in use around the realms. The terms are described below. Note that some of these are real-life poisons and should NOT EVER be considered for anything other than game use. I REPEAT, THIS DOCUMENT IS ONLY FOR A GAME!! Real Poisons in D&Dplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigReal Poisons in D&D
From the wizards.com board, Skills and Feats, Combat and Weapons
Real Poisons in D&D
From UNIPSI, April 20, 2003 12:11 PM
Ok, before I list these poisons let me state that these are REAL. Each Poison I list is an actual poison that could potentially harm someone. That being said, Tavern Menuplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigTavern Menu
A question was posed on the wizards.com “What's a DM to Do” board, about what a medieval tavern might serve. Here are the most useful answers.
Stafir Ortnev
06-23-03 08:29 PM
Lessee...beer is a must..or at least some kind of alcohol Currency Descriptionsplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigCurrency Descriptions
In most campaigns, players don't care what their coins look or feel like, but with a little investment in work, you can add that touch of extra realism. Here are the coins used in my Zioth campaign.
Rang Currency
The Aglar
Rang's economy is based on barter and silver, the later dominating commercial activity in towns and cities. The silver Aglar (ă'glǒr) has been minted since the early days of
Netbook of Featsplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigNetbook of Feats
Welcome!
Greetings, and thanks for taking the time to read the Netbook of Feats. This project is the result of a lot of hard work by all our contributors, reviewers, editors, the Fantasy Netbook Community Council, and myself. It represents thousands of hours of hard work and boundless creativity. We sincerely hope that you enjoy it and find something here that enhances your game or simply entertains.
The Netbook of…
Find Roleplaying Gamesplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigFind Roleplaying Games
Obsidian Portal: I can't believe it took me so long to find this site. Join a hundred thousand gamers in a community which includes hosted campaigns, player and game finders, and more, for all RPG systems.
Play by Email / Play by Post
Giants in the Playground forums, mainly D&D. Roleplaying Resourcesplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigRoleplaying Resources
This is a collection of resources I've written or found over the years. While a lot of this is oriented towards D&D, much is applicable to any role-playing game or fantasy world. Anything here that is not credited can be assumed to be copyright Roleplay Pluginplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigRoleplay Plugin
This Dokuwiki plugin facilitates the creation of web sites for role-playing games.
Every feature uses this syntax:
data here
Dice roller
Configuration
Configuration is done through a wiki page called roleplay_config, which is in the same namespace as the game turns. Roleplaying Resourcesplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigRoleplaying Resources
* Index
* RPG Fiction
* Characters
* Worlds
* Campaigns
* Magic
* Game Systems
* Rules
* Relic Vault
* Resources
* Fun Recent Updatesplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigRecent Updates
October 18, 2017
* D&D 5: Masters of Skills
September 26, 2011
* Added official D&D character sheet to Characters page. * Added d20 modern and Ars Magica to Game Systems page.
September 23, 2011
* Fancy new design for the Roleplaying Resources site, with icons, and better organization. Good bye giant list of links!
Moose Factsplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigMoose Facts
* Did you know that “Moose Watching” is illegal in twelve cities and towns throughout the USA, because of fatal injuries caused by it? * Did you know that Bullwinkle Moose was the real name of a Pennsylvania farmer? The show was inspired by Mr. Moose, who was a friend of the producer's sister. Rocky Squirrel, however, was a completely original name. Moose Pageplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigMoose Page
Looking at this Moose page, you may ask, “what is this infatuation you have with moose?”
I'm not quite sure I can explain it myself. Maybe it's their huge size (male moose grow to 7'6“ at the shoulder and 1000lb). Perhaps it's their agile movements (moose can move very quietly through underbrush, despite their size and mass). Maybe it's those fancy gadgets they carry on top of their heads (moose antlers can measure as much as 6ft from tip to tip, and weigh up to 90lb as a pair). May…