Some items have different prices in this setting compared to the costs listed in PHB. The magic items on this list are available for purchase and you can spend your starting money on them if you like. And purchasing these magic items does not count as your free uncommon magic item.


* +1 weapons cost an additional 300 gp, but cannot be found everywhere.
* Potion of Climbing – 50-100gp
* Potion of Healing – 50gp
* Scroll for cantrip – 50gp, generally speaking
* Scroll for 1st level spell – 100gp, generally speaking

* Greatswords cost 100% more than listed in Nordland (100 gp)
* Longswords cost 50% more than listed price in Nordland (22 gp)
* Rapiers are considered collectible art objects by most, rather than a weapon. But they cost the same and wearing one does count as being visibly armed.
* Half plate cost 50% more than listed price in Nordland (1125 gp)
* Plate cost 100% more than listed price in Nordland (3000 gp)
* Bronze weapons are -1 to attack and damage and cost half listed cost. They can be given to faerie, who don’t use iron or steel weapons, in case they are overwhelmed by them. Such a gift should be accompanied by an embarrassing or debasing surrender. And perhaps also the promise of a favor. Not that a Nordlander would openly discuss such things. Most of the time, these weapons are daggers, scimitars, or shortswords.
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A town's clerics, shrines, or temples can provide healing and information spells, for a price, up to three times per day. Those with the Acolyte background get the first spell, worth 50gp or less, for free each day. Available spells:
* Cure Wounds 10gp
* Divination 300gp
* Greater Restoration 600gp
* Identify 10gp
* Lesser Restoration 50gp
* Prayer of Healing 50gp
* Raise Dead 1000gp
* Remove Curse 100gp
* Speak with Dead 100gp

If you want Cure Wounds or Prayer of Healing cast at a higher than the normal level, it will cost more. 50gp at level 2, 100gp at level 3, 250gp at level 4, and 500gp at level 5.
This message was last edited by the GM at 10:57, Mon 29 Jan.

Butcher's Tools: 15 gp. 7lbs.

Shot = 2 oz
Glass = 4 oz
Mug = 12 oz
Bottle = 24 oz = 2 mugs
Pitcher = 60 oz = 5 mugs
Gallon = 160 oz = 13 mugs

Shot of liquor = 2 cp to 25 sp

Glass of common wine = 2 cp (Yes, it becomes more expensive to drink wine by the glass than by the mug)
Glass of fine wine = 25 sp

Mug of ale/beer/mead = 2cp (Yes, this is a lower cost than the PHB cost for a mug of ale, but by the cost, a mug of ale was 32 oz in the PHB and that seemed excessive.)
Mug of cider (non-alcoholic) = 2cp (As cider in some places is alcoholic, I'm explicitly letting you know that Nordland isn't one of those places.)
Mug of juice (local) = 2cp
Mug of juice (imported) = 4cp
Mug of common wine = 4cp
Mug of fine wine = 5gp

Bottle of ale/beer/mead = 4cp
Bottle of cider (non-alcoholic) = 4cp
Bottle of juice (local) = 4cp
Bottle of juice (imported) = 8cp
Bottle of common wine = 8cp
Bottle of fine wine = 10gp
Bottle of liquor = 16cp to 20gp

Pitcher of ale/beer/mead = 1sp
Pitcher of cider (non-alcoholic) = 1sp
Pitcher of juice (local) = 1sp
Pitcher of juice (imported) = 2sp
Pitcher of common wine = 2sp
Pitcher of fine wine = 25gp

Gallon of ale/beer/mead = 26cp (Yes, I know this becomes a little more expensive than what's listed in the PHB.)
Gallon of cider (non-alcoholic) = 26cp
Gallon of juice (local) = 26cp
Gallon of juice (imported) = 5sp
Gallon of common wine = 5sp
Gallon of fine wine = 65gp
Gallon of liquor = 1gp to 130gp
This message was last edited by the GM at 14:43, Sat 24 Feb.