Price list

From Mizahar Lore

Legend: gm = gold Miza, sm = silver Miza, cm = copper Miza

1 gold Miza = 10 silver Miza = 100 copper Miza

Edible goods

Spices and Seasonings

Corns

Flour

Dried Fruits and Vegetables

Oils

Nuts

Sweeteners

Beef

Pork

Fish

Venison/Game Meat

Exotics

Miscellaneous

(Common Source) refers to common livestock such as goats, pigs, cows and the like.

Taverns, Inns and Lodging

Clothing

Different types of clothing all have a base cost that may be modified based on size, types of cloth used, quality, style and various forms of decoration.

Decorations and Style

The following modifiers are added to the base price listed for each garment type. If multiple modifications are applied, add the modifiers together for the final modifier value that will be used. For example, adding beads, buckles, fur-trim and dye to a garment would break down like this: x10 (bead) + x10 (buckle) + 1.5 (dye) + 1.5 (fur-trim) = x 23. Thus whatever garment type was chosen to be modified would have its base value multiplied by 23 to get the final cost of the item. So, a linen shirt with a base cost of 1 sm modified in such a manner would cost 23 sm or 2 gm and 3 sm.

Sizes

Used Garments

These modifiers are added after all other modifiers have been applied to a particular garment. Thus a garment, after modifications, that costs 8 gm that is purchased used, costs 6 gm. A poor condition garment with the same modifications would cost 2 gm. Note however that used garments are often frayed, patched or faded while poor garments are often heavily stained or torn.

Material

These materials modify the cost of base items by the multiplier listed. At the bottom of this list is the cost for 5 sq.yds. of whole cloth. The listed price is the base price that may be modified by the material modifiers also listed.

Garments

The following list contains a number of different garments. The listed price is the base price that any modifications are applied to.

Tools and Items

Sizes

Due to the range of sizes that the races of Mizahar encompass; tiny Pycons to large Jamoura, tools and items can be purchased in the appropriate size. Note that the weight and cost of the item will either increase or decrease depending on the size modification.

Artistic Tools

These are some items that may be useful to those engaging in various artistic pursuits. Brushes are made from ox hair (sabeline); or more rarely, squirrel, pony, goat, mongoose or badger. Paint is often created through the use of various pigments consisting of root extracts, burnt shells, blood, dried/crushed flowers and various types of clays and other organic materials. Binder for paints is often made from various types of oils, eggs, milk, and hide glue (glue made from cooking down of animal hides/remains).

Barrels/Crates

Basketweaving

There are a number of tools and materials used in the making of baskets and similar woven items. Baskets can be woven from wood, grass, straw, animal hair, animal hides and just about any material suitable for weaving. Listed below are some of the materials and tools used in basketweaving. The base cost of baskets are listed by size (small, medium and large). Basket quality is listed as simple, common, elaborate and fine with their listed cost being a modifier to the base basket cost. For example, a small basket costs 5 cm. A small, elaborate quality basket would cost 5 cm x 1.5 rounded up for a total of 8 cm. One could further modify a basket with different materials. So our small, elaborate basket could be made of Birch wood (x 1.5 modifier) to get a small, elaborate quality birchwood basket for a total of (8 x 1.5) 12 cm.

How to Figure Price: Basket-Size x Basket Quality x Basket Material = Final Price

Chests, Loxboxes, Drawers, Keys

Used to hold all manner of items from coins to clothing and everything in between, chests, lockboxes and drawers of all kinds are listed here. Quality modifiers DO NOT apply to locks, only the containers. Locks are listed and priced by quality. Locks may be purchased either separate from their containers or built in though costs remain the same either way. All containers listed with locks come with a matching key.

Blacksmith Tools

These are some items that may useful to those practicing blacksmithing These are items commonly found in a smithy. Note the standard anvil followed by a short listing of different kinds. Certain anvils tend to be designed for varied types of smithing. Anvils and similar tools will have weights listed to give an idea as to how heavy they really are.

Hammers and Mallets

Hand Tools

Axes (Tools)

Cosmetics and Grooming

The following items are primarily used, on a regular basis at least, by those of wealth. Any of these listed cosmetic/grooming materials can be mixed and created by anyone with at least L1 Philtering.

Beauty Services

These are some of the services one may find in a shop that caters to beautifying their patrons. These services are offered only to those of wealth, at least on a regular basis. These services are all-inclusive in that service and care are often superb and the final product, barring outside interference, often lasts for many days at a time or until removed.

Cosmetic/Grooming Items

It is important to note that most of these items are found in use (regular basis) by those with some amount of wealth. Also, all of the listed cosmetics can be mixed and created by anyone with at least L1 Philtering.

Falconry Tools

These are some items that may be useful to those practicing falconry. Listed items include items for transporting, housing, and handling falcons and other large birds of prey.

Magecraft Tools

This is a list of the primary tools used in the art of Magecraft. While the materials needed to create said items can be purchased from the appropriate merchants, the items as they are below may only be crafted by a magesmith and/or purchased from one. These items may also be purchased as part of a Magical Laboratory specialized for Magecraft. See the section on Structures for more details.

These items are magecrafted items with an MC less than 1. This means that they are only useful in the magecrafting process and have no other use outside of that discipline. This also means that their cost is also much less so when compared to magecrafted items of MC 1.

While a magecrafter may purchase the following tools from another, they usually end up making their own as part of their initial studies as magecrafting is not a “Teach-Yourself or Do-It-Yourself” discipline or they use those of their mentors. The magecraft process requires all of the following items.

Philtering (Medicines)

Various medicines are made with the use of simple philtering techniques combined with knowledge of herbalism and medicine. The following is a list of the more common medicines found in Mizahar. This list is not meant to represent all medicines available, only what is most commonly found in use by a number of different individuals across the land.

Glass Items

Items crafted from colored glass will have modifiers applied depending on the color.

Pipeweeds

Pipe-weeds and the other listed aromatic herbs and spices that can be smoked are also available as snuff, a dried powder taken by sniffing with the nose or tucking into the lower lip.

Waterpipes

A waterpipe consists of a long stem and a jar of liquid. As the smoker draws air through the stem, the smoke is sucked through the liquid in order to cool the smoke, and sometimes to flavor it. The smoke is noticeably cooler than one finds with normal pipe smoke, and lightly intoxicating. The liquid in the jar quickly turns brown, so many smokers believe the liquid is also filtering out harmful substances that they would otherwise be inhaling. Simple waterpipes are made of polished woods and clay, while more respectable types are made of brass. You can also find more elegant ones made from decorated porcelain or precious metals.

Herbalist/Botanist Tools

These are some items that may be useful to herbalists and/or botanists. Listed pots are made of clay although other materials may be used varied prices. Clay is the standard however. Common seeds include those most commonly found in general use of cooking and simple health additives. Uncommon seeds include those that are otherwise not easy to come by. These may be seeds found deeper in the wilds or in areas that are not easily accessible (without some risk). Rare seeds are those found only in the most remote areas of Mizahar. These seeds may or may not have unique qualities found nowhere else.

The amount of seeds available is based on rarity. Common seeds: 25, Uncommon Seeds: 15, Rare Seeds: 5

Purchased seeds have a default 50% chance of being viable.

Pottery/Food/Cooking Containers

Items are all considered types of clay pottery. Prices listed are for glazed pottery while unglazed can be purchased at half the listed cost. Items may be made of tin for x 1.5 or iron for x 2 the listed item cost.

Spoons

Knives (Food Utensil)

Forks

Kits

If wishing to replace used items and materials in a toolkit, the cost is equal to half of the toolkit's original cost.

30 gm

Miscellaneous

Trade goods

Games

Slaves

Main article: Slaves

Humans

Humans are the most common types of slaves and make up the vast majority of Mizahar's slave pool.

Humanoids

Humanoids usually include any non-human that is common enough to consider feasible. These may include Myrian, Chaktawe, and sometimes Isur. More uncommon, Jamoura, Charoda, and Akvatari can be found. Ethaefal are almost always considered extraordinary due to their extreme beauty and extraordinary rarity.

Kelvics

Please inquire about specific types being available in specific regions. Not all Kelvics are available at any given time. Talderian are rarely available if at all. More commonly for sale are deer, mouse, sparrow type Kelvics. Slave prices are listed according to (Small, Medium, Large). Please consult the Help Desk or a Storyteller if there is any question as to what category the kelvic slave might fall into. Price fall into small, medium, and large price ranges.

Animals

The listed prices for the following animals does not include extensive training other than what is noted in the name. For example, a companion dog would have basic training such that it would not attack its master. A riding dog would be trained to carry individuals of appropriate size. A hunting dog would be trained to hunt and retrieve while a war dog would be trained to perhaps wear light armor and attack on command. It may be assumed that other types of animals come with the most basic of training to allow it to be purchased without attacking its owner or running away (at least not immediately). They will be trained enough to do duties common to that animal.

More extensive training is available but the cost of the animal increases by twice its listed price (Unless Noted Otherwise). Note however that some things are just not possible for certain animals. For example, a duck simply can't be trained to steal for you nor can a chicken be trained to carry your gear around. All training is relative to the animal to be trained. If you are unsure, ask a Storyteller for assistance. Also, not all animal merchants will offer such highly trained animals, again speak with a Storyteller for details. What does more extensive training entail? Highly reduced fight or flight instincts making the animal more reliable in stressful situations, a wider selection of tricks and learned commands (based on animal natural intelligence) and more noticeable personality.

Bees

Because Beekeeping is such a specialty skill, equipment is going to be listed with the bees. However, Beekeeper Toolkits can be found within the Toolkit section.

Cattle

The cattle listings are for average-size specimens. Note that in Mizahar, cattle are not bloated, meat and milk machines. They are smaller, leaner and not nearly as lethargic. Note the weight modifier and the associated added cost for larger animals with maximum weight being double the listed average. Cattle produce 3-4 gallons of milk per day, and 40% of their weight in meat; 10% of which is Fine Cuts, 40% is Ordinary Cuts, 25% is Organ Meat, and 25% is Tallow. Draft cattle (oxen) produce 2 quarts to 1 gallon of milk per day, and 40% of their weight in meat; 50% of which is Ordinary Cuts, 25% is Organ Meat, and 25% is Tallow. Calves produce 30% of their weight in meat; 35% of which is Fine Cuts, 35% is Ordinary Cuts, 25% is Organ Meat, and 5% is Tallow. The average cow requires 20 gallons of water per day, and 20-30 pounds of hay per day or 1.5 acres of grazing land.

Chickens

The average chicken requires 2oz of drinking water per day, and .25 pounds of feed per day. A chicken can live comfortably in a cage no smaller than 2 times it's own size. Adult chickens produce 65% of their weight in meat and can lay one egg per chicken per day.

Ducks

A domestic duck can live comfortably in a cage no smaller than 2 times it's own size and requires a source of fresh water, such as a pond, pool, fountain, creek, etc. The average duck requires 2oz of drinking water per day, and .25 pounds of feed per day. A duck can live comfortably in a cage no smaller than 2 times it's own size. Adult ducks produce 65% of their weight in meat and can lay one egg per duck per day.

Eagles

The average domestic eagle requires 1oz of drinking water per day, and a pound of meat/fish per day. A domestic eagle can live comfortably in a cage no smaller than 2 times it's own size.

Falcons

The average domestic falcon requires 1oz of drinking water per day, and a pound of meat/fish per day. A domestic falcon can live comfortably in a cage no smaller than 2 times it's own size.

Geese

A domestic goose can live comfortably in a cage no smaller than 2 times it's own size and requires a source of fresh water, such as a pond, pool, fountain, creek, etc. The average goose requires 2oz of drinking water per day, and .25 pounds of feed per day. A goose can live comfortably in a cage no smaller than 2 times it's own size. Adult geese produce 65% of their weight in meat and can lay one egg per goose per day.

Goats

The following listings are for average-sized goats. There are a number of different domestic breeds of goats that vary in size. Note the price modification for weight with the maximum weight being twice the average.

Hawks

The average domestic hawk requires 1oz of drinking water per day, and a pound of meat/fish per day. A domestic hawk can live comfortably in a cage no smaller than 2 times it's own size.

Owls

The average domestic owl requires 1oz of drinking water per day, and a pound of meat/fish per day. A domestic owl can live comfortably in a cage no smaller than 2 times it's own size.

Pigeons

Snakes

Snakes in Mizahar come in two main types, venomous and non-venomous. Non-venomous snakes are quite common and come in many different sizes, colors and patterns. The majority of non-venomous snakes are considered to be of a single breed known as the Common Sikuva. While the appearance and actual names used for the Sikuva may vary by region, city, race and culture, the Sikuva is still descended from a single species of non-venomous snake. Venomous snakes and constrictors are classified differently with various breeds of venomous snake and constrictor in existence.

When it comes to sales and purchase, sizes are almost always small to medium as keeping large snakes for sale is not only dangerous but also expensive to feed. Venomous snakes are not easily found for sale on the open market in most locales thus they are hard to find for sale with some being even rarer than others. Non-venomous general refers to snakes without venom or without enough of it to be dangerous to the average adult human; these are the Sikuva.

The following listing of snakes includes those that may be found for sale in various regions across Mizahar. This list is by no means meant to detail every type of snake living in Mizahar.

Prices are listed as Young/Adult gm

Snakes: Venom

Snake venom can be collected from snakes for use by poisoncrafters. To collect snake venom and/or craft antivenom, one must possess at least an L1 in Animal Husbandry and an L1 in Poisoncrafting with more deadly types of venom requiring higher skill levels. Even then, if collecting from a live specimen, chances of getting bit with only the minimum requirements are VERY high. Antivenom costs the same as the actual venom. On average, 5 doses of venom can be harvested from a single snake. The following is a list of common types of snake venom.

Swans

A domestic swan can live comfortably in a cage no smaller than 2 times it's own size and requires a source of fresh water, such as a pond, pool, fountain, creek, etc. The average swan requires 2oz of drinking water per day, and .25 pounds of feed per day. A swan can live comfortably in a cage no smaller than 2 times it's own size. Adult swan produce 65% of their weight in meat and can lay one egg per swan per day.

Other

Mount-related Gear

Outdoors, Wilderness and Exploration

Travel Costs/Expenses

Travel in and around Mizahar brings with it a number of different requirements, concerns and difficulties. For a more complete informational breakdown on travel, see Travel times.

In general, there are four things one must account for when preparing for a long journey between cities; Mode of Transport, Food, Water, Shelter. One can accomplish this by either starting play with the Roaming Wanderer housing package or purchasing the items included in the package before undertaking the journey. Also, one can book passage with others when traveling by land or by sea.

When traveling alone, one must account for the initial cost of materials/supplies that will be needed for the journey. As mentioned, with the appropriate skills included, one can travel on their own over land by starting play with the Roaming Wanderer housing package OR purchasing later the items included in that package. They are as follows:

(1 large tent (4 person), large tarp, 100 ft of rope, flint & steel, lantern, 2 torches, bedroll, blanket, fishing tackle & hooks, a compass, a riding horse, a full set of tack, and a large set of saddlebags. See Horses for the breed of mount you want to pick. However, keep your horse value right around 200 gm or less, which excludes Sungolds and Tiaden Warhorses.) This package, along with the basic items all characters begin play with, will give the simple necessities required for extended travel. In addition to this, you would need to purchase enough rations to cover the length of the journey (30 days of travel = 30 days of rations) or have the Hunting and/or Wilderness Survival Skill to find your own food along the way.

When traveling by sea, Svefra characters have an option for a starting package available to them. Rather than a home or tent/horse package, they can indeed start with a small casinor and its equipment. Ships don't automatically come with a mounted harpoon. Harpoons for casinors cost 50 GM extra and can fire 160 feet. Bolts cost 1 GM for a bundle of 10 bolts. These are equivalent to a heavy crossbow mounted to the bow with a rope attached. These ropes can drag smaller ships under if a large sea creature is harpooned. These characters must still purchase any extra food and/or water for their journey or employ skills such as Wilderness Survival and Hunting/Fishing and the like.

Again, see Travel times for more information including requirements, limitations and other essential information.

There are three different types of costs that may be assigned to modes of transport they are:

Fares: This is the least expensive means of getting from one place to another if it is available. Basically, you reserve a spot in/on a specific mode of transportation that is already on its way to your chosen destination. This is different from Chartering which involves paying for someone else to take you wherever you want to go. The costs are usually far less than Charter but you have less control over where you go.

Charter: Chartered transport involves a person paying for the entire trip for however many days it takes. This includes paying for the crew and/or driver's time. This is normally only available for travel done on established trade-routes/roads either by land or sea. Usually, the more people taking part in this type of travel the more you can offset the cost by dividing it up. Once the terms are agreed to and the costs are paid, one is usually free to bring as many passengers or as much cargo as the mode of transport can carry. Charter travel cost is more expensive by the day and especially difficult or dangerous trips may cost extra (double or triple) This is usually only available via certain established merchants. The benefit is the lack of size limitations of cargo and persons once the cost has been paid.

Cargo: Some modes of transportation require extra costs to be paid for carrying of cargo. This is basically the cost to ship goods via trade-routes/roads. These costs do not include handling beyond loading and unloading. If you are not traveling with the cargo, you must arrange for someone else to pick it up ahead of time on the other end. Note that horses or other living cargo that is transported via ship must be fed and watered just like a passenger. Thus any animals, each and every one of them, must be paid for as if they were a passenger. For example, a person and their horse traveling via ship would pay double the listed cost.

Self: If traveling by one's own mode of transport, the costs include the purchase of the mode of transport as well as any and all supply requirements for the journey.

Below is a listing of various modes of transport which includes costs per day of travel. The listed cost (that which is listed separately from the transport description) is the most common cost available.

Subterranean Items and Tools

Entertainment Gear

Musical Instruments

Jewelry (without stones)

Prices are copper/silver/gold. Other materials may be used for the creation of jewelry; the most common being bone. The prices of bone jewelry vary depending on the species of creature the bone comes from. The most common bone jewelry is made from the bones of deer, rabbits, wolf or bear as well as other common forms of wildlife. Another example of animal parts used in jewelry are feathers. Common birds such as chickens, ravens and other game birds fall in line with bone material as far as cost. Such items cost, on average, half that of copper.

When considering piercings for parts of the body other than earrings, use the prices listed for earrings.

Religious Gear

Larceny and Underworld

Land and Buildings

Structures

Structures in Mizahar are a unique entity in themselves. Those wishing to purchase or build their own structures can choose from a list of various types of rooms complete with varying qualities and contents. Each of these individual structural components are listed below along with descriptions, prices, and basic square footage. These structural components can be purchased multiple times in order to increase the structure area and components may be added together to form complex buildings with numerous uses. Each component comes with basic to elaborate furnishings depending on the nature of the component. In addition to the structural components, walls for the structure have their own separate costs. The Building Materials section details the cost per square foot for different types of materials. It is important to note that if a structure is only one level, the cost for building materials is included in the component cost. Otherwise, for each additional level, wall costs must be figured for the total square footage of each one beyond ground level. The same is true for underground levels as well. Special Note: Constructing or purchasing buildings with multiple components and doing so all at once (does not include later add-ons) grants a 25% cost reduction to the total cost. Thus if one were to want a common cottage (500 gm) with a simple bath (200 gm), the final cost would be 700 - 25% (175) = 525 gm

Quality: Structures can vary in quality of construction. Newly built structures follow the prices in the price list. Used structures or those of inferior craftsmanship can be purchased at reduced cost. It is important to note that Used structures are not New. When purchased, they do not benefit from the discount given for purchasing multiple components at one time like new structures. The quality of used structures is also up in the air and can be anywhere from like-new to barely-standing.

Used Structures - 25% off total cost regardless of condition

Structures may also be purchase at a lower quality of construction. While this can provide a rather sizable discount, such structures are prone to severe structural defects such as leaky roofs, unstable and/or drafty walls and windows among other things. The number of low quality structures in Mizahar is quite high and said structures are more common than not. In order to purchase low quality structures, one must have storyteller approval. Also, do not be surprised encounter difficulties with such a structure that requires in-thread attention. Again, these are often thrown together with whatever shoddy materials are available at the time. They are not pretty yet they are functional, barely. Note that only simple components can be purchased for low quality structures. Said structures may be improved in-thread but may never contain components greater than elaborate.

Low Quality Structures - 50% discount to total cost

Magic Labs

The listed labs for magical use are generic. In order to be more specialized for use in varying types of magic, one may purchase specialized equipment for certain types of magic use. Basic tools, materials and equipment for specialized magic use can be included in the purchase of a lab for an additional 25% of the structure's cost. Thus if one were to want a simple lab specialized for alchemy, the cost would be the base of 1,500 gm plus 25% (375 gm) for a total of 1,875 gm. Note that this specialized equipment does not include the actual ingredients for producing items related to various types of World Magic such as Magecraft, Malediction, etc. What is included along with the basic equipment and tools is design, layout and overall structural changes to accommodate the desired magical discipline.

Sample Complex Structures

Simple Keep - This is a simple keep that a merchant or knight may own. These sorts of keeps are usually found on the outer borders of civilized areas in the case of knights or closer to cities for merchants. They often serve as the first line of defense against raids from nearby barbarian tribes. It is made up of the following structural components and is primarily made of masonry. First Level: 1 Gatehouse, 1 Simple Common Area, 1 Simple Stables, 1 Simple Bath, 2 Servant's Quarters, 1 Simple Courtyard (doubled sq.footage), 2 Simple Bedrooms, 1 Simple Dining Hall, 1 Simple Kitchen, 1 Simple Armory, 1 Simple Storage (basement). Second Level: 2 Guard Posts (small towers), 1 Elaborate Master Bedroom, 1 Elaborate Office, 1 Simple Storage, 1 Elaborate Bath, 1 Elaborate Common Area (balcony overlooking courtyard). Total Cost: 15,400 gm for Components + 800 gm for a basement built with masonry + 4,000 gm for the second level built with masonry = 20,200 gm (-25% or 5,050) 15,150 for the Basic Keep.

Simple Inn - This is the type of inn one may find along well established roads and trade routes. It is two stories and can host up to 20 guests and a 12 mounts. It is made up of the following structural components and is made up primarily of wood. First Level: 1 Simple Tavern, 1 Simple Stables (double sq.footage), 1 Servants' Quarters, 1 Simple Storage, 1 Elaborate Kitchen (basement), 5 Simple Bedrooms. Second Level: 5 Simple Bedrooms. Total Cost: 8,700 gm + 400 gm for basement built with wood + 2000 gm for second level built with wood = 11,100 (-25% or 2,800) 8,400 gm

Construction Materials

As mentioned in the Structure section, walls for a structure must be purchased separately for each floor above or below the ground level. Free-standing walls are also separate purchases with wall sections normally priced per 10' x 10' section. Prices are listed below.

Land Value

Land value is determined based on the desirability of the terrain. For example, an acre of land in a city will cost much more than an acre of land in the desert. The listed values are mainly used when purchasing land from a settlement or whoever may own the land in question. It is also used when selling land to someone else. These are basic values that may very somewhat depending on the person or group selling it. Land not owned by anyone may be claimed by someone although they may have to defend their claim from barbarians, monsters, invading forces or some other opposition. With this in mind, it is best to claim amounts of land that are proportional to your ability to defend. It does no good to claim 100 acres of land if you can only realistically defend 1 acre. Note that the listed terrain and prices are for unimproved land. Improvements add to the cost and value; see individual land types for more details. A good example of add-on land is the Syka Jungle/Beach situation whereas you start with 900 gm per acre and add on Waterfront for 300 gm making the total to buy beachfront in Syka 1200 gm per acre.

Build Yourself

There is alternative to purchasing buildings and structures in the form of building your own. While land must still be purchased or claimed, it is completely feasible for a PC to build their own structures as long as they have the skills to do so. There are a number of skills that are useful and even essential to building your own structures. The listed skills will allow various benefits depending on the level possessed in each skill. L1 however is considered Primitive in that structures built at L1 are less than Simple quality ones. Primitive elements or structures are not trustworthy and will not hold up an entire season without regular maintenance every few days. Nobody is going to successfully construct a structure with a single L1 structural-related skill. Even with multiple L1 skills, one is not going to be able to build a luxurious structure but they will be able to find a number of benefits. Skills benefits stack and combine so that the more structural-related skills you have and the higher their levels, the greater your structures will be. Listed bonuses and discounts do not stack with other discounts.

Skills

Each listed skill will detail benefits based on level. (L1, L2, L3, L4)

Architecture Knowledge of design concepts that determines or increases the quality of structures based on level. L1 - Primitive Quality, L2 - Simple Quality, L3 - Elaborate Quality, L4 - Luxurious Quality

Carpentry Working with wood on a structural level. L1 - Wooden structures require daily maintenance. 10% discount to the cost of building wood structures. L2 - Wooden structures require seasonal maintenance. 20% discount to the cost of building wood structures. L3 - Wooden structures require yearly maintenance. 30% discount to the cost of building wood structures. L4 - Wooden structures require no maintenance. 40% discount to the cost of building wood structures.

Construction The process of building structures; determines time needed to construct. L1 - 100 sq.ft./day. L2 - 200 sq.ft./day. L3 - 400 sq.ft./day. L4 - 500 sq.ft./day.

Masonry Working with brick and stone on a structural level. L1 - Stone structures require daily maintenance. 10% discount to the cost of building stone structures. L2 - Stone structures require seasonal maintenance. 20% discount to the cost of building stone structures. L3 - Stone structures require yearly maintenance. 30% discount to the cost of building stone structures. L4 - Stone structures require no maintenance. 40% discount to the cost of building stone structures.

While there are many other skills that can benefit the construction of structures, the above skills represent the core skills needed for building.

Magic and Gnosis

Magic and Gnosis add a rather potent element to the construction of structures. Most prominently among these are Reimancy and Izentor. Reimancy, specifically Earth Reimancy, can be used to speed up and customize construction in ways that more mundane methods cannot achieve. Izentor, the Gnosis of Izurdin, increases the strength and integrity of structures beyond what is otherwise possible without it. A new level of Quality is introduced with the use of magic; Artifact Quality. Artifact Quality is almost unheard of in Post-Mizahar existence. These structures are infused with such concentrated Djed that they resist all elements, both mundane and magical and cannot be damaged short of divine intervention.

An L1 in a mundane building skill is required to use these skills.

Reimancy allows for no-cost building limited to the quality allowed by the level. Basically, using Reimancy eliminates the material cost of construction. Building only requires thread work.

Izentor has a cost of time and drain upon one's soul, mental and physical capacity.

Reimancy Earth Reimancy can create amazing structures limited only by imagination...and skill. L1 - Starting Simple Quality with Stone. L2 - Starting Elaborate Quality with Stone. L3 - Starting Luxurious Quality with Stone. L4 - Artifact Quality with Stone.

Izentor Izentor imparts a piece of the builder's soul upon the structure. General look and cosmetic quality is influenced by mundane skills. L1 - Structure is virtually indestructible. L2 - Structure has a quality imparted equal to L2 Izentor. L3 - Structure has magical qualities equal to L3 Izentor. L4 - Structure has magical qualities equal to L4 Izentor.

Furniture

Ships

Ships (base cost)

The following list contains the classes of ships and sailing vessels most commonly found in Mizahar. The listed costs for the ships are their base price minus any modifications or additions. Though several ships of one class may share similar characteristics, they are usually quite different from one another; tailored to the owner and/or captain and crew. Most shipyards require four to five months to construct a 50 ton ship or larger. Ships smaller than that down to 25 tons take two to three months while anything smaller than that takes between one week and one month. Note that only ships of 50 tons are larger support mounts for adding weapons and specialized components. Mounts allow a ship to equip weapons or larger more specialized systems. Note that ships tagged for specific factions/races/etc., such as the Svefra, are normally only available to those specific groups.

Ship Weaponry

Special Note Regarding Smoke Powder: Smoke Powder is NOT Black Powder. In Mizahar, smoke powder is simply a powdery residue found in various underground locales and usually discovered during mining. To date, there is no known way to reproduce this otherwise naturally occurring substance. Gathering enough smoke powder to fire a single bombard is quite a task in itself thus not only does the expense in mizas make it difficult to purchase but its overall availability also makes it hard to come by. This is why ships armed with bombards usually only carry enough smoke powder to fire light ones once or twice or a heavy one, once; requiring their use to be strategic in order to avoid needless waste. Very few merchants deal in smoke powder and those that do rarely carry more than ten or twenty pounds of it; often unable to acquire more. Even the largest mines carry only a limited amount of smoke powder and most mining operations do not choose to tackle the labor cost of collecting it as their manpower can better be used in actual mining. (Cannot be purchased as part of a starting package)

Ship Extras

Sailing Gear

Melee Weapons

Weapons with a racial tag in parentheses are exclusive to the listed race and are not for sale. Also, while some "martial-art" type weapons such as a Katana and Naginata are listed along with a small number of others, these types of weapons are not commonly found in Mizahar because that particular "real-world" culture that these weapons sprouted from, does not exist. The occurrence of some of these types of weapons evolved from specific smiths who crafted their own style throughout history; styles of which never really caught on in mainstream weaponsmithing. IMPORTANT NOTE: See Isurian Steel in the Lore for more detailed information on that material.

Tiny

Small

Medium

Large

Weapon Related

The following items may be added to a weapon with their listed values added to the overall weapon cost. In the case of weapon materials, the price modifier is applied to the weapon AFTER all other extras and modifiers are totaled.

Different Weapon Materials

Weapon Extras