Equipment

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Equipment

 

In the interests of keeping things simple, a good starting point for determining the value of something is to assume that espee are roughly equivalent to the base unit of whatever currency you’re personally accustomed to using (say, dollars or pounds) and add to or subtract from this amount based on such factors as probability of technological and magical means of manufacturing, cultural differences, and whim. Players should also remember that just because an item is listed here doesn’t necessarily mean it’s available.

 

Clothing

ItemCostNotes
Bathrobe4 geepeeFor interterrestrial adventure.
Belt Strap3 espeeA narrow leather strip.
Boots5 geepeeHigh-quality foot protection.
Breeches1 geepeeTrousers extending to just below the knees.
Buckle5 beepeeGood for fastening stuff together.
Cape6 espee+2 to appearing dramatic on windy days.
Codpiece1 geepeeA single, hard unit for crotch padding.
Eye Patch1 espeeFor pirates & aspiring pirates.
Gloves8 espeeEliminate fingerprints, keep warm, & avoid slivers.
Hat2 geepeeAny fairly simple kind you wish.
Headdress11 geepeeComplete with feathers.
Hood2 espeeAdd this to another piece of clothing, if you like.
Jacket1 geepeeA light coat.
Kilt/Skirt1 geepeeA dwarven fashion, popular in some human cultures.
Loincloth4 beepeeCovers the naughty bits only.
Moccasins8 espeeEasily donned slippers. Usually come as a pair.
Outfit, Shoddy3 espeeRags worn by paupers & beggars.
Outfit, Common5 geepeeLow quality but intact clothing worn by the neither wealthy nor unusually poor.
Outfit, Quality25 geepeeFine quality clothing, worn by the moderately well-off.
Outfit, Excellent155 geepeeBeautiful, lavishly decorated clothing worn by the rich.
Outfit, Extravagant321 geepeeUnique, impractical ornate clothing worn by the very rich.
Pants1 geepeeFor keeping your lower body protected from peeping folks.
Parka6 geepeeA heavy coat.
Peg Leg9 espeeA trendy strap on. Requires leg removal for proper fit. Makes a decent club.
Poncho3 geepeeA waterproof, hooded cloak resembling a blanket.
Robe3 geepeeTypical magular or theurgical attire.
Sandals1 geepeeSimpler shoes for a simpler time.
Scarf1 espeeA long cloth designed to cover the neck.
Shirt1 geepeeWith or without buttons.
Shoes3 geepeeSophisticated foot coverings made by a cobbler (not The Cobbler.
Suspenders2 espeeFor holding up your pants.
Tights5 espeeVery tight-fitting pants.
Trench Coat4 geepeeA long, waterproof coat with shoulder straps & deep pockets.
Tunic2 geepeeA loose, sleeveless shirt extending past the hips.
Undergarments1 geepeeBriefs, boxer shorts, panties, undershirt, or bra.
Wading Boots3 geepeeShiny, knee-high rubber boots.
Wig3 geepeeMade from animal hair (x2 cost for humanoid hair).

 

Consumables

ItemCostNotes
Ale2 espeeHeavy beer. One serving.
Bread8 beepeeJust one loaf of ordinary bread.
Candy4 beepeeA small amount of any kind reasonably cheap kind you like.
Chili, Orcish5 espeeGives you +1 to Resisting Urges verses intimidation and makes you violent for 1 hour. One meal.
Dessert1 espeePies, cakes, elaborate muffins, etc. ideal for giving people their just desserts. Degrees indicate lots of messiness; face hits obscure vision. (Alternatively, it tastes good.)
Dw'ale3 espeeIncredibly potent dwarven alcohol. One serving.
Feed, Steed3 espeeAssumes an animal with a fairly normal diet. Feeds for a day; keeps indefinitely.
Hardtack1 espeeTastes bad but keeps forever. Enough for a meal.
Mead2 espeeAn alcohol made with honey. One serving.
Meal, Banquet4 geepeeAn extravagant meal with many dishes. Won't keep for long.
Meal, Common3 espeeStew, bread, cheese, your choice of entree, and ale or milk. Won't keep for long.
Meal, Simple1 espeeWater, cheese, and bread or rice. Won't keep for long.
Mineral Water5 beepeeOne pint of supposedly sparkling water from an allegedly exotic location.
Pipsissewa2 espeeTasty blue corn that causes flatulence. Keeps indefinitely; boil for an hour to prepare. One meal.
Potion Deux1 geepeeSee the supplement Potion Deux: Deux or Dye for details.
Rations2 espeeA single meal, not very good tastin', that keeps indefinitely.
Rum3 espeeAlcohol made from sugar or molasses. One serving.
Snack Cake, Elvish3 espeeOne bite, and you feel as though you've been snacking for a whole day. (One cake has four bites.)
Softack8 beepeeHard to transport. Easy to chew, but gross. Keeps for a week.
Water1 beepeeA clear, colorless, odorless, tasteless liquid. One gallon.
Waybread, Dwarven4 espeeHard as a rock and provides two days of nutrition.
Waybread, Elven6 espeeTastes great & provides a day's nutrition
Waybread, Hobbitish4 espeeTastes really great and provides absolutely no nutrition. Comes in two half-loaves.
Waybread, Orcish4 espeeTastes like crap & provides a day's nutrition
Waybread, Spritish8 espeeProvides a day's nutrition, gets you drunk, and makes you have to urinate almost constantly all day).
Wine2 espeeLiquified fermented grapes in a glass container. One serving.

 

Enchanted/Enchantable Objects

ItemCostNotes
Backpack Lab32 geepeeImmense backpack carrying supplies for alchemy.
Bladdery15 geepeeA fluid watermelon-sized sack containing 4 degrees of electricity. Can be recharged for 13 geepee.
Ciborium9 geepeeBulky altar to a particular god which one person can carry with moderate difficulty.
Holy Symbol6 espeeThe hand-held symbol of a particular god, cleric, or holy thing.
Holy or Unholy Water1 espeePer vial.
Indulgence30+ geepeePer afterlife. Price listed is variable & probably rockbottom. See description.
Kobold Wand Bundle1 beepeeEach can control kobolds and duplicates when activated. A dozen wands to a bundle; used for kindling.
Monster Disguise Kit14 geepee Supposedly makes you look like the monster-type pictured on the box.
Mythril100 geepeePer coin. Yes, this is damn expensive stuff.
Nebeculum50 geepeePer gallon. Supports about five hundred pounds.
Omnicodex Tapping Scroll2 geepeeA scroll which taps information from the Omnicodex. One use.
Petroleum Gravy5 geepeeFor use as a lubricant, fuel, or a food. Delicious and fattening. Generates one degree of power.
Pixie Dust10 geepeePer three hour dose. Allows flight. See description.
Ring3 espeeFor a plain band. Add costs of gems or precious metals for rings.
Rod1 espeeA medium-sized stick ready to be affected with magic.
Scroll2 beepeeA paper ready to have runes inscribed on it.
Copywritten SpellbookvariableA way to get spells at discount prices.
Sprite Wings15 geepeeOne pair, or enough to make three doses of pixie dust.
Staff3 espeeA long, gnarled stick ready to be affected with magic.
Wand4 beepeeA short stick ready to be affected with magic.

 

Musical Instruments

InstrumentCost
Accordion32 geepee
Bagpipes16 geepee
Bagpipes, Weaponized24 geepeeDesigned for combat as well as music, these make interesting sounds as they strike an opponent and do damage as a normal weapon (+1).
Bass/Cello28 geepee
Drum6 geepee
Fiddle/Violin/Viola21 geepee
Flute/Recorder3 geepee
Harmonica6 geepee
Harpsichord7 geepee
Kazoo9 espee
Lute6 geepee
Organ34 geepee
Trumpet/Bugle5 geepee

 

Services

ServiceCostNotes
Baptism25 geepeeCost is the black market average, depending on religion. Service is free for members of many religions.
Bathing Facilities6 espeePer hour.
Hospitalization5 geepeePer day. Doubles healing rate. Doctors use theurgy/magery as well as standard medicing. Use of herbs extra.
Library Access3 espeePer hour access to literature. Most libraries have limited resources and no interlibrary loans.
Lodging (Communal)3 espeePer night. No privacy & no beds; just a roof over your head. Rental cost is 45 espee per month.
Lodging (Standard)1 geepeePer night. A very small room with locks & maybe a window; no roommate. Rental cost is 15 geepee per month.
Lodging (Opulent)5 geepeePer night. Large room; bath & breakfast included. Rental cost is 75 geepee per month.
Repair (Minor Damage)x1/5Cost of original item times this number. Magical or nonmagical repair.
Repair (Moderate Damage)x1/2Cost of original item times this number. Magical or nonmagical repair.
Repair (Major Damage)x2Cost of original item times this number. Magical or nonmagical repair.
Repair (Obliterated)x25Cost of original item times this number. Magical or nonmagical repair.
Special Affections4 geepeePer hour.
Stabling, Common Animal4 espeeUsually, horses & similar are the norm.
Stabling, Exotic Animal2 geepeeIn case you have a weird steed.
Toll Charge2 espeeTraveling extortion. Per person or large object.
Transportation, Land5 beepeePer mile. Assumes safe terrain and land travel.
Transportation, Water2 beepeePer mile. Assumes safe waters and land travel.
Tattooing5 geepeeFor a medium-sized tattoo. Removal costs about three times as much.
Piercing2 geepeeIn case you don't have enough orifices. Includes a cheap ring to put in your brand new hole.
Circumcision5 geepeeSome religions will do this for free. Why you'd want it, we won't ask.
Baptism, Illicit26 geepeeSee description.
Halbeard Braiding3 geepeeCharge is for braiding time and various metal doohickies. Assumes fairly cheap metals.

 

Storage Devices

DeviceCostNotes
Backpack1 geepeeHolds 50 lb. or 2 cubic feet.
Bag6 espeeHas drawstring. Holds 320 coins or 10 lb. or 27 cubic inches.
Barrel1 geepeeFits 40 gallons of wine or one large dwarf.
Basket3 espeeWicker. Holds exactly 554.84 cubic inches.
Bottle6 beepeeHolds 12 fluid ounces.
Briefcase4 espeeCan be fitted with a lock (see lock prices).
Bucket3 espeeHolds 1 gallon.
Chest1 geepeeFor storing valuables.
Cork1 beepeeA stopper for a vial, bottle, or tube.
Flask2 beepeeHolds 1 quart.
Jug2 beepeeHolds 1 gallon.
Pouch6 espeeHas drawstring. Holds 50 coins. Lug applies to a full pouch.
Purse5 espeeHolds 500 cubic inches.
Quiver5 espeeHolds bolts or arrows.
Sack6 beepeeHas drawstring. Holds 1000 coins. Lug applies to a full pouch.
Saddlebag6 espeeHolds three days of steed feed. Made to attach to your saddle.
Scabbard5 espeeHolds one sword.
Scroll Holder2 espeeFor protecting your scrolls from the elements.
Vial6 espeeA hard container stopped with a cork. Holds a pint.
Waterskin6 espeeEmpty. A flexible, vial-shaped container stopped with a cork. Holds a pint.
Weapon Belt4 espeeHas loops and snaps for holding weapons and such.

 

Torture & Execution Instruments

Note: Limestone Publishing does not specifically condone torture and excecution.

InstrumentCostNotes
Boot4 geepeeA device designed to crush the leg and foot.
Branding Iron2 geepeeCan be personalized at no extra cost.
Collapsible Auto-Guillotine10 geepeePer kit.
Cross1 geepeeA cross-shaped board to which victims are tied and left to die.
Electrocrucible7 geepeeA tall lightning rod which is grounded to a victim, who is left in a storm. Victim is usually freed if s/he survives.
Gallows10 geepeeA wooden platform with a noose and a trapdoor used for hanging.
Garrote1 geepeeA wire with handles on either end, used to throttle or break a neck.
Guillotine15 geepeeA heavy blade between long beams used for beheading.
Iron Maiden8 geepeeAn iron sarcophagus with spikes on the inside.
Manacles4 geepeeA set of thick handcuffs. Can snap onto a prepared spot on the wall.
Nailpick1 geepeeA sturdy metal prod designed to pluck off finger and toenails (causing great pain).
Pain Clamp1 geepeeA clamp which can be attached to various parts of the body and tightened.
Rack9 geepeeA device for stretching a victim's body.
Strappado8 geepeeA device used to lift a victim off the ground by a rope tied to his wrists, then drop him.
Thumbscrew1 geepeeA screw used to compress the thumb.
Wheel7 geepeeA large wheel into which victims are strapped and spun.

 

Vehicles

VehicleCostNotes
Artillery65 geepeeSee description.
Canoe8 geepeeHas seats for 2 people. Has 4 cubic feet of cargo space or room for 1 more person.
Cart20 geepeeHas seats for 2 people. Has 6 cubic feet of cargo space or room for 2 more people.
Chariot32 geepeeHas standing room for 2 people.
Hot-Air Balloon925 geepeeHas standing room for 4 people. Very high technology.
Iron Titan9,000 geepeeOnly available illegally. ITCMS will hunt you down until it gets this back.
Miner's Cart8 geepeeMoves on tracks. Used to haul mined materials. Holds 12 cubic feet.
Pump Barrel19 geepeeFor pumping water or other liquid.
Pump Engine65 geepeeBigger and more powerful than a pump barrel.
Raft4 geepeeHolds 5 people.
Rowboat11 geepeeHolds 5 people.
Rowing Ship8,520 geepeeRoom for 50. Usually rowed by 20 slaves.
Sailboat20 geepeeHolds 5 people.
Sailing Ship9,000 geepeeHolds 30 people.
Sled7 geepeeHolds 4 people. Can be pulled on ice or snow.
Sleigh/Sledge14 geepeeHolds 4 people. Can be pulled on ice or snow.
Wagon32 geepeeSeating for two humans & 16 cubic feet of cargo space (room for six people). Needs large animals to pull it.

 

Other Equipment

ItemCostNotes
Bedroll5 espeePortable bedding.
Bell2 espeeSmall, cup-shaped metal thingy with a clapper for making noise. Comes with strap.
Blanket5 espeeNice, thick, & warm.
Brush1 espeeAny size. Well, any reasonable size.
Cage, Large85 geepeeContains up to 8 human-sized objects. Metal.
Cage, Small35 geepeeContains up to 2 human-sized objects. Metal.
Candle2 beepeeA hunk of wax with a wick in the middle.
Canvas1 espeeA dense, rough fabric. Per square yard.
Canvas, Painter's2 espeeA quality canvas stretched on a frame for painters or other artists.
Cards4 espeeA 52 card deck.
Chain18 geepeeGood for ship anchors and drawbridges. Per 5'.
Chalk4 beepeePer pack of 8 pieces.
Charcoal6 beepeeFor burning or drawing. Contains 8 pieces.
Churn1 geepeeDevice for making butter from milk.
Dice1 espeeOne six-sider. (Other-sided dice are seen as bizarre and otherworldly and cost 10 times this price.)
Dice, Loaded1 geepeeOne six-sider.
Embalming Fluid19 geepeeEnough to embalm a medium-sized body.
Face Mask2 geepeeRubber. For impersonations or shenanigans. Can be made to order for ten times the price.
Feathers, Sack of6 espeeUseful as a pillow or distraction.
Finger Trap5 beepeeA tricky wicker tube for joining the fingers of the slow of wit.
Firebow1 espeeCan start fires at +0.
Fish Tank10 geepee40 gallon glass tank. Often used for cardinal pikes.
Gear2 espeeA metal hunk with teeth for transmitting motion.
Goblet, Spiked5 geespeePopular in dwarven cultures. Does +1 damage like any weapon; also provides a refreshing drink during the odd quiet moment during combat.
Grapnel5 geepeeSmall grappling hook. Sans rope.
Grappling Hook8 geepeeLarge three pronged hook. Sans rope.
Gravestone8 espeeA grave marker. Getting it engraved costs an extra 4 espee.
Hammock6 espeeFor strapping to trees or similar.
Harness1 geepeeGear for an animal to pull something.
Hook1 espeeA blunt piece of bent metal with a hole for attaching rope.
Incense5 beepeeComes in a variety of smells. One hours use.
Ink5 espeeA vial of black ink. Colored ink costs double.
Ladder2 espeeA wooden ladder. Cost is per 2'.
Lantern1 geepeeNeeds oil.
Lock, Advanced51 geepee-8 to picking.
Lock, High Quality13 geepee-4 to picking.
Lock, Ordinary3 geepee+0 to picking.
Lock, Simple8 espee+4 to picking.
Lockpick Kit2 geepeeMakes it possible to pick a lock without a penalty.
Loom12 geepeeA device for making cloth, yarn, thread, or other textiles.
Magnifying Glass1 geepeeCan start fires at -1 or double the apparent size of something.
Mirror1 geepeeA reflective surface with a simple frame.
Mousetrap1 espeeA device for capturing mice. Cheese not included.
Needle5 beepeeFor pulling thread or losing in haystacks.
Oil Flask1 espeeOil for starting fires or fueling something (like a lamp).
Paper1 espeeFor 1 sheet of paper or parchment.
Picture Frame1 espeeFits a canvas or a piece of paper.
Piton1 espeeA metal spike with a hole for a rope.
Plow11 geepeeA large blade at the end of a board for plowing fields.
Pot5 espeeA metal pot for cooking food.
Pulley6 espeeA wheel in a grooved rim.
Quill Pen1 espeeA big sharpened feather.
Rope, Decent4 espeeBulky, but won't break easily. Per 10' of rope.
Rope, Inferior3 beepeeFor when you don't care if it breaks. Per 10' of rope.
Rope, Superior1 geepeeMore expensive but thin and strong. Per 10' of rope.
Chicken, Rubber7 espeeNice to have in a pinch.
Sealing Wax8 beepeeA substance heated to seal letters, containers, and so forth.
Sieve3 espeeA dish of wire mesh for sorting objects based on size.
Signet Ring5 espeeA finger ring with a symbol on it, for dipping in hot wax to inscribe the symbol.
Skeleton, Fake2 geepeeWooden skeleton used for medical or spooking purposes.
Slate2 espeeA flat plate for drawing with chalk.
Small Statue8 espeeA portable statue depicting something or someone.
Smoke Bomb4 espeeA small incendiary whose primary effect is to fill the air with soot.
Squeeze Bladder3 geepeeThis is treated, squeezable, refillable bag for squirting things. Allows a person to squirt dangerous materials at other people (acid, holy water, etc.) with no weapon bonus.
Soap4 beepee1 bar.
Spinning Wheel8 geepeeA device for making yarn or thread.
Stick/Pole1 espeeA straight, even stick. Cost is per 5'.
Sundial4 geepeeA large, stone sundial for determining the time.
Sundial, Wrist4 espeeStylish, but useless.
Tar5 espeeEnough to totally coat one human-sized person. See Tarmor.
Tarot Cards6 espeeA twenty-two card deck.
Telescope2 geepeeMakes things appear twice as near.
Tent, Large6 geepeeHolds 6 people with room to stand.
Tent, Small3 geepeeHolds 2 people with room to lay or sit.
Theatrical Mask3 espeeComedy & tragedy mask.
Tinderbox5 espeeContains flint & steel, a wood shaver, & some tinder.
Tongs4 espeeA scissors-like grasping device.
Torch5 espeeLasts much less time than a lantern.
Washboard3 espeeA board with surface of rough metal for washing textiles.
Wax2 espeeBeeswax or earwax. Per gallon.
Wedge3 espeeMetal. For splitting, tightening, securing, levering, or propping.
Whetstone1 espeeGood for sharpening metal objects.
Whistle1 espeeMakes a shrill noise when blown.
Whoopee Cushion8 beepeeGreat party gag.
Wire1 espeeCost is per 5'. Barbs cost an extra espee per 5'.

 

Animals

AnimalCostHandling
Ass/Donkey18 geepee
Bovine4 geepee
Camel29 geepee
Chicken3 beepee
Dog19 geepee
Duck3 beepee
Elephant405 geepee
Falcon6 geepee
Fish2 beepee
Goat6 espee
Goose5 beepee
Horse, Riding41 geepee
Horse, War114 geepee
House Cat1 beepee
Llama5 geepee
Ostrich5 geepee
Porcupine9 geepee
Parrot5 geepee
Pig2 geepee
Pony23 geepee
Sheep1 geepee
Swan8 beepee
Turkey7 beepee

 

Special Items (Nonmagical)

ItemCostNotes
Acid or Base7 espeePer vial. See description.
Adventuring License10 geepeePer month. See description.
Alignment Registration, Evil11 geepeeSee description.
Alignment Registration, Good6 geepeeSee description.
Alignment Registration, Neutral8 geepeeSee description.
Dire Flail25 geepeeA double weapon (for masochists and novices).
Glue or Solvent5 espeeSee description. Cost for instant glue or solvent is 6 geepee.
Latex8 espeeThe sap of the rubber tree.
Lodestone1 geepeePer pound. Large quantities not generally available.
Rubber5 espeePer pound.
Solvent (Extreme)7 espeePer vial.
Vacuum Bottle6 espeeSee description.

 

Common Spell Components

ItemCostNotes
Baboon's blood2 geepeeOne Quart. For cooling concoctions.
Bean that has been urinated upon2 espeeSmall bag of five beans with drawstring, individually tended to before sale.
Bee stinger6 espeePlucked gently from a bee's rump. Just one. Don't lose it.
Blood from a pricked thumb5 geepeeOne hundred drops taken individually.
Blood of a female pig that has eaten her nine piglets11 geepee3 cups. Pig is usually force fed; buying organic is much more expensive.
Bovine venom267 geepeeVery rare commodity; source unknown.
Dead branch cut off the tree when the moon was eclipsed3 geepeePrice drops to less than 1 geepee near eclipse.
Dwarf nose8 geepeeNot politically correct.
Eye of newt5 geepeeThirty eyes.
Eyeballs burned in a wicker basket3 geepeeBasket of ten.
Fat that has dripped from a murderer's gallows.8 geepeeHalf a gallon. Also a cooking agent among evil witches.
Fillet of a snake that lived in a bog4 geepeeAlso a delicacy in some cultures.
Finger of a baby born dead, delivered in a ditch by a prostitute52 geepeeThe less said, the better.
Forked tongue of a black snake3 geepeeComes in a set of three.
Gall bladder of goat1 geepeeComes wrapped in tissue paper.
Giant’s underwear (actually worn)123 geepeeNot easy to get.
Hedgehog killed at sunset4 geepeeUsually killed with a mace.
Liver of unbaptized zealot15 geepeeComes with a certificate of authenticity.
Lizard's leg4 espeeJust one.
Owlet's wing8 espeeJust one.
Poisoned entrails6 espeeSpecies varies
Rhinocerous boogars3 geepeeEasier to get than you might think, if you're trained.
Root of poison hemlock dug up in the dark5 geepeeJust one root.
Scale of dragon7 geepeeAlso purchased by rich tourists.
Sea salt3 geepee5 ounces. Cost assumes some distance from the sea.
Streaked car fur from a cat that has meowed only three times27 geepeePoor kitties.
Tiger guts3 geepeeA whole mess of 'em.
Toad which has spent thirty one days and nights under cold stone6 geepeeSometimes the toad is cute.
Toe of frog1 geepeeComes in a set of four (it's a mysterious industry).
Tongue of dog2 geepeeUsually taken from deceased dogs.
Tooth of wolf2 geepeeJust one.
Witch's mummy finger17 geepeeUnderstandably, highly sought after.
Bat wool197 geepeeOne kiln.

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