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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Celebrim" data-source="post: 5656209" data-attributes="member: 4937">1) Furs and pelts - Smilodon pelts are valuable commodies2) Ivory - So are smilodon tusks, mammoth tusks, and whalebone3) Other monster parts - perfume ingredients, poisons, feathers for hats, reagents for spells and magic research4) The Monsters Themselves - Young monstrous scorpions fetch a high price in markets4) Valuable minerals - uncut gems, jade, gold nuggets, gold dust, etc.5) Collectible Items & Curiousities - necklaces made from coral, jade, and sea shells, woven baskets, wood carvings, shrunken heads vodoo fetishes and charms (works like wands and scrolls), anything that a tourist would buy or a rich person might hang on his wall.6) Spices and exotic food stuffs - "Hey! This entire grove is cinnamon trees.  We could easily harvest a couple hundred pounds of bark, dry it and sell it for a 1 g.p. a pound back in civilized lands!"  Spices, nuts, dried fruits, seeds, live plants, tea, coffee, exotic alchohol.  A good portion of the world was explored because rich people were bored at dinner.  And as long as you have a ship, a couple tons of coconuts will do noone any harm.7) Slaves - No body is going to miss a few indigenous peoples.8) Other trade stuffs - Cork, wicker, hemp, flax, opium, etc.</blockquote>