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<blockquote data-quote="vagabundo" data-source="post: 4270777" data-attributes="member: 55864"><p>Are we going to need a Fair Trade sticker for the poor adventurers who suffer so much to get the goods??</p><p></p><p>In my POL greedy city merchants source the stuff from the adventuring merchants in the wilderness and sell in the magic market/auctions in major cities. This could explain the 1/5 market value, a long chain to retail and if the adventurers meet someone in that chain they would happily sell the item for market value to them (with a little wiggle room for Rogues with a hard neck).</p><p></p><p>There also is a niche for some merchants to have a wide range of magic items for sale, they transport them around in wagons in a couple of bags of holding. A very industrious Eladrand wizard with many rituals could make a lot of money. </p><p></p><p>Anyway, I'm going to use the 1/5 market value as the Lazy Mans alternative; an adventuring merchant has the gold there and then or wait and see if you can get a better price in the city. There could be good side-treks for adventurers looking to flog their gear at better prices.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="vagabundo, post: 4270777, member: 55864"] Are we going to need a Fair Trade sticker for the poor adventurers who suffer so much to get the goods?? In my POL greedy city merchants source the stuff from the adventuring merchants in the wilderness and sell in the magic market/auctions in major cities. This could explain the 1/5 market value, a long chain to retail and if the adventurers meet someone in that chain they would happily sell the item for market value to them (with a little wiggle room for Rogues with a hard neck). There also is a niche for some merchants to have a wide range of magic items for sale, they transport them around in wagons in a couple of bags of holding. A very industrious Eladrand wizard with many rituals could make a lot of money. Anyway, I'm going to use the 1/5 market value as the Lazy Mans alternative; an adventuring merchant has the gold there and then or wait and see if you can get a better price in the city. There could be good side-treks for adventurers looking to flog their gear at better prices. [/QUOTE]
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