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-====== Food & Trade Goods ======+====== Food ======
  
-Trade Goods come in all shapes and sizes, but the most common are food and bulk materials. Below are some examples of each.+There is a variety of different foods found in the world and below are a few examples of such culinary products
  
 ===== Table: Food Goods ===== ===== Table: Food Goods =====
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 +^ Meal Food            ^ TU Value  ^ Weight     ^ Notes                                                                                                                                ^
 +| Jarred Food          | 2         | 1 lb.      | Normally pickled or otherwise preserved food in an airtight container.                                                               |
 +| Preserved Food       | 1         | 2 lb.      | Jerky, Trail Rations, and other such meals. Typically ruined if they become wet.                                                     |
 +| Trade Food           | 1         | 4 lb.      | Grains, Tubers, Mushrooms, and the like - must be prepared with an appropriate check, but can feed two creatures instead of one.     |
 +| Fruits & Vegetables  | 1+        | 2 lb.      | A variant of Trade Food that can vary in value based upon your region and it's corresponding scarcity.                               |
 +| Meat                 | 1+        | 2lb        | Fresh meat of some kind, anything from chicken to more exotic varieties. Won't stay fresh very long.                                 |
 +| Water (4 lbs.)       | 1         | 4 lb.      | The stuff of life. Usually readily available, but when you can't find it, you need it.                                               |
 +^ Additional Foods     ^ TU Value  ^ Weight     ^ Notes                                                                                                                                ^
 +| Cheerfood            | 3+        | -          | Sweets, nice cigars, and other such luxuries - cheerfood gives the user a +1 on all d20 rolls for 24 hours.                          |
 +| Alcohol              | 4+        | 1-100 lb.  | Ale, beer, wine, mead, and any other number of brews fit into this category. Quality and value can vary widely, as can the effects!  |
  
-^ Meal Food         ^ TU Value  ^ Weight     ^ Notes                                                                                                                                ^ 
-| Jarred Food       | 2         | 0.5 lb.    | Normally pickled or otherwise preserved food in an airtight container.                                                               | 
-| Preserved Food    | 1         | 1 lb.      | Jerky, Trail Rations, and other such meals. Typically ruined if they become wet.                                                     | 
-| Trade Food        | 1         | 2 lb.      | Grains, Tubers, Mushrooms, and the like - must be prepared with an appropriate check, but can feed two creatures instead of one.     | 
-| Vegetables        | 1-3       | 2 lb.      | A variant of Trade Food that can vary in value based upon your region and it's corresponding scarcity.                               | 
-| Water (4 lbs.)    | 1         | 4 lb.      | The stuff of life. Usually readily available, but when you can't find it, you need it.                                               | 
-^ Additional Foods  ^ TU Value  ^ Weight     ^ Notes                                                                                                                                ^ 
-| Cheerfood         | 3+        | -          | Sweets, nice cigars, and other such luxuries - cheerfood gives the user a +1 on all d20 rolls for 24 hours.                          | 
-| Alcohol           | 4+        | 1-100 lb.  | Ale, beer, wine, mead, and any other number of brews fit into this category. Quality and value can vary widely, as can the effects!  | 
  
-===== Table: Common Trade Materials ===== 
- 
-The examples below are not an exhaustive list, but are intended to serve as a guideline for estimating value and weight of transported goods. Note that Silver is most commonly used as a "trade metal", on account of a pound of silver (coins or otherwise being valued at 1 TU. As will all prices, these may vary in the campaign world. The prices listed here are for "ready to work" materials - barrels or powder kegs of salt, spindles of wool, and metal ingots, rather than raw product. 
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-^ Foods & Spices  ^ TU Value  ^ Weight  ^ 
-| Chocolate       | 2         | 1 lb.   | 
-| Cinnamon        | 1         | 1 lb.   | 
-| Saffron         | 5         | 1 lb.   | 
-| Salt            | 2         | 1 lb.   | 
-| Sugar           | 1         | 5 lb.   | 
-| Tobacco         | 1         | 2 lb.   | 
-| Vanilla         | 5         | 1 lb.   | 
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-^ Textiles & Furs  ^ TU Value  ^ Qty.        ^ 
-| Cotton           | 2         | 1 sq. yard  | 
-| Leather          | 1         | 1 sq. yard  | 
-| Silk             | 5         | 1 sq. yard  | 
-| Wool             | 2         | 1 sq. yard  | 
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-^ Metals & Misc.    ^ Weight  ^ TU Value  ^ 
-| Adamantium        | 1 lb.   | 10 TU     | 
-| Coal or Charcoal  | 20 lb.  | 1 TU      | 
-| Cold Iron         | 1 lb.   | 5 TU      | 
-| Copper            | 5 lb.   | 1 TU      | 
-| Darkwood          | 1 lb.   | 3 TU      | 
-| Glass             | 1 lb.   | 1 TU      | 
-| Gold              | 1 lb.   | 5 TU      | 
-| Iron              | 10 lb.  | 1 TU      | 
-| Marble            | 1 lb.   | 2 TU      | 
-| Mithril           | 1 lb.   | 15 TU     | 
-| Platinum          | 1 lb.   | 15 TU     | 
-| Silver (coinage)           | 1 lb.   | 100 TU      | 
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