Economics: Trade values

[Anna]

I hate work that goes unused and I spent a lot of time updating this info for MoonSet. Please note: this is MoonSet specific. If we want something like this for StarRise, there's a LOT of work involved.

MoonSet Products and Values

Updated: 12 January 2007

Compiled by: Joan ([e-mail]) - 1/19/2002
Updated by: Anna ([e-mail])


The following listing are the products and values of items from the various Halls and Holds - major/minor/cot. These are for the sake of Gather RP's to give us an idea of what we are bargaining for and purchasing.

Remember, though, that on Pern (much like in frontier days) a common laborer wouldn't see much, if any, cash money. Their "pay" would come in the form of shelter, food, and clothing. Perhaps every now and then a bit of a mark might come into their grasp, but more than likely they'd barter for things that they wanted rather than having marks.

Remember, most of the things that people ~need~ for day to day life aren't bought. They're gathered, grown, and homecrafted. Yes, some things need a professional to create (cooking pans, needles, and other metal equipment), but clothing and food are within the reach of the average housewife on a cothold. Or, they'll barter a bolt of homespun for a new cooking pot, a packet of needles, and some pretty ribbons at a modest holding. An even larger place will have contracted a craftsman for a season or a Turn to ply his/her trade for them.

IMPORTANT NOTE: ONE MARK IS THE APPROXIMATE EARTH EQUIVALENT OF $20.00.

Units of Measure
Bag - 25 pound container of any sort
Bale - Bundle about the size of a haybale (18" square by 4' long)
Barrel - 55 gallon drum size
Bundle - 3" diameter bunch tied together
Cask - Half Barrel
Measure - 5 pound container of any sort
Sack - literally a sack used for 5 pounds of softer fruits and vegetables

Economics of the Halls

Vintner Hall: Craftmaster Lenise (Anna, [e-mail])
Hold Affiliation: MoonSet Hold
• 1 bottle of bubbly wine (6 glasses) 2 mark
• 1 skin of non-vintage wine (10 glasses) 3 marks
• 1 bottle of vintage wine (6 glasses) 2 mark
• 1 bottle apprentice wine (6 glasses) ¼ mark
• 1 skin of cider (10 glasses) 1 mark
• 1 skin apprentice wine (10 glasses) ½ mark
• 1 keg of ale (120 glasses) 8 marks
• Plock 1 mark
• Fion 2 mark
• Cairdeals, Deochs, aged Suicar, Clar fiona and Luce 3 marks
• Allachy and Leithe 3 marks
• Tanar 4 marks
• Teaching of lay folk at the Hall 15 marks/mo
• Journeyman services/turn/size holding 20 - 40 marks+room/board

Southern Healer Hall: Craftmaster Jeniran (Nikki, [e-mail])
Hold Affiliation: MoonSet Hold
• Medicinals/poultices/processed numbweed 1/4 - 1 mark
• Birthing 1 mark
• Broken bones/Threadscores 3-5 marks
• Surgery of any kind 7-10 marks
• Teaching of lay folk at the Hall 15 marks/mo

Beast Hall: WNPC – available for adoption
Hold Affiliation: Black Rock Hold (minor Hall)
• Journeyman services/turn/size holding 20 - 40 marks+room/board
• Teaching of lay folk at the Hall 15 marks/mo
• Wool, cleaned and carded- bale 2 marks
Woolies & Goats 2 marks for 20 young
(lambs and/or kids) only
• Cattle 12-17 marks each
• Runners 15-20 marks each
standard working runner; special breeds cost more

Weaver Hall: Master Essimay (Kim, [e-mail])
Hold Affiliation: Black Rock Hold (minor hall)
• Woven wool – 5 yds 1 mark
• Woven wool – 10 yd bolt 2 marks
• Felt – made to order by size – 1 lb ¼ mark
• Dresses/Tunics/Pants: custom made and price negotiated
based on style

Weaver Hall: Craftmaster Lister (Kim, [e-mail])
Hold Affiliation: Purple Rock Hold
• Layman training 10 marks/month
• Dyes, powdered, per 5 lb. Measure 3 to 6 marks
• Dyes, 3-inch pressed cake 1/2 to 3 marks per cake
• Dyes, raw plant stuffs, 3-inch bundle 1/2 to 3 marks
• Embroidery threads, common/coarse, 10 yard skein 1/4 mark
• Embroidery threads, fine/luxury, 10 yard skein 1/4 to 1/2 mark
• Fabric, common, per yard 1/4 to 1/2 mark
• Fabric, common, per bolt (20 yards per bolt) 1.5 to 6 marks
• Fabric, specialty/luxury, per yard 1/2 to 2 mark
• Fabric, specialty/luxury, per bolt (20 yards per bolt) 6 to 20 marks
• Plain shirt ¾ to 1 mark
• Plain trousers 1 to 1 ½ marks

Theater Hall: Craftmaster Sharalynn (Cissy, [e-mail])
Hold Affiliation: Purple Rock Hold
• Surplus costumes/scenery/props 3-4 marks
• Basic play/ 5 marks
• Full day's entertainment 6 marks
• Major theatrical production (play/musical) 7 marks
• Training of lay folk or other crafters 12 marks/month

Dolphin Hall: Craftmaster Tiran (LouAnn, [e-mail])
Hold Affiliation: WindFoam Sea Hold
• Train laymen/crosstrain crafters 15 marks/month
• Diagnostic services 1 mark
• Weather conditions/warning 1 mark
• Search and rescue services 3 marks
• Mapping 4 1/2 marks/mile
• Scouting 3-7 marks/day depending on location
• Ship convoy escort duty negotiable

Harper Hall: Craftmaster Zabryna (Anna, [e-mail])
Hold Affiliation: Roaring Cliffs Hold
• Instruments
Apprentice 1/16 mark
Journeyman 2 – 4 marks
Master 5 marks
Special order >5 marks, varies per order
• Music Sheets – 4 sheets 1/16 mark
• Special/Extra Performances 5 marks
• Weddings/Funerals 1 mark
• Teaching layfolk at the Hall 10 marks/mo
• Scribe services 2 marks/mo. + room/board
• Artist negotiable based on contract
• Journeyman services per turn, dependent on hold/hall size 20 - 40 marks+room/board

Print Hall: Craftmaster Jyndale (Joan, [e-mail])
Hold Affiliation: Roaring Cliffs Hold
• Print Services: negotiable
• Paper:
Loose Sheets 10/ ¼ mark
Bound Sheets 25 page binding/ ½ mark

Healer Hall: Master Selest (Debbe, [e-mail])
Hold Affiliation: Roaring Cliffs Hold (minor hall)
• Medicinals/poultices/processed numbweed 1/4 - 1 mark
• Birthing 1 mark
• Broken bones/Threadscores 3-5 marks
• Apprentice training (based on knowledge/experience) 7-10 marks/mo

Farm Hall: Craftmaster Jimmy (Anna, [e-mail])
Hold Affiliation: Farm Hold
• Teaching layfolk at the hall 12 marks/month
• Seedlings & plants market value
• On-site training/consult 1 mark/sevenday + room/board
• Journeyman Farmcraft services/turn/size holding 20 - 40 marks+room/board

Glass Hall: Craftmaster Ryrden (Joan, [e-mail])
Hold Affiliation: MoonSet Hold
• Glass Pitcher (64 oz) ½ mark
• Glass Etching or Tinting - ⅓2 mark
per piece ordered added to price of item (acid etching design on
glass or mixing tint into glass at time of manufacture)
• Glass Pane - (2 hand square) ½ mark
• Plates and Platters – 4/mark (includes tinting) 1 mark
• Storage Jars - small (1 oz. - 4 oz.) w/stoppers - 4 each ½ mark
• Storage Jars - medium w/ seals (8 oz.-12 oz.) - 4 each ¾ mark
• Storage Jars - large w/seals and lids (16 oz.-32 oz.) - 4 each 1 mark
• Bottles – Wine – 6 each 1 mark
• Bottles - Spirits 8 each 1 mark

Economics of the Holds

MOONSET HOLD: Lord Holder Jadin (Anna, [e-mail])
• Wheat flour
bag (5 lb.), 1 marks
bag (25 lb.) 5 marks
bag (100 lb.) 15 marks
• Rice
bag (5 lb.), 1 marks
bag (25 lb.) 5 marks
bag (100 lb.) 15 marks
• Wine
bottle 2 marks
cask, 5 marks
barrel (5 gallon) 10 marks
• Wool, cleaned and carded- bale 3 marks
• Cotton, raw-bag (25 lb) 2 marks

Saythwind Hold: Holder Talin (Anna, [e-mail])
• Dyes
brick 2 marks
flask 1 mark
• Cotton/Linen
Bolt 1 ½ mark
Yardage ¼ mark
• Wood Carvings and Furniture
Chair ½ mark
Table 2 marks
Desk 3 marks
Ornament 1/8 mark

DragonFalls Cot: Cotholder Llyndon (Joan, [e-mail])
• Seedlings
Forest Trees (/25 or 100 tree lots) 1 mark/25
Nut Trees (/10 tree lots) 3 mark/10
• Lumber
Roof Beams (/100 wt.) 5 marks
Wall Beams (/100 wt.) 5 marks
Trim and Moulding (/50 wt.) 5 marks
Broomwood panels for artists 1/4 mark per 2'x3' panel
• Soap
Cleaning (1 bar or 10 bar lots) ¼ mark/10 bars
Bathing (1bar or 10 bar lots) ½ mark / 10 bars
• Herbal Teas (5lb or 25lb bags) 1 mark/pound
• HomeBrew (old family recipe and very potent) 4 marks/skin

Vitral’s Cot: Cotholder Patril (Debbe, [e-mail])
• Eyenuts (almonds) in the shell 1 mark / 10# sack
• Mating pairs of Quackers (ducks) ¼ mark / pair
• Mating pairs of Honkers (geese) ¼ mark / pair

SprayPoint Cot: Cotholder Liam (Cissy, [e-mail])
• Fish: dried, salted, pickled, smoked, fresh 5 marks / 100 pound barrel
• Sea salt
1 pound sack ¼ mark
5 pound sack 1 mark
10 pound sack 2 marks
Grapes--fresh, dried (for eating)
1 pound 1/8 mark
5 pounds ½ mark
• Grapes—specialty (for Fion [brandy] making) 1 mark/5 lb. Sack
• Beer and Ale—keg 5 marks
• Plok (vodka)—Bottle ½ mark
• Processed fruit juice (grape)
cask 4 marks
skin ½ mark
• Knitted garments
hats, mittens, scarves ½ mark
sweaters ¾ mark
• Boats -- (See PurpleRock for value or negotiate with cotter)
Cot is concentrating on fishing prams & fishing boats only at this time

BLACK ROCK HOLD: Lord Holder Nillik (Joan, [e-mail])
• Grain for flour 1 mark / #100 sack
• Processed flour 2 marks / #100 sack
• Grain and grass for beast fodder
#100 grain sack 2 marks
100 bales 4 marks
• Runner beasts for light carting and pleasure riding 15 marks for 3-5 year old
• Gelding/breeding mare 25 marks
(These are a specialized breed developed for its smooth
gait, easy keeping, and long stamina)
• Woolies for food and fiber 2 marks / 20 beasts
• Processed wool and llama hair fiber for yarn and thread 1 mark / carded bale
• Yarn – skein 1/8 mark
• Woven wool panels – (panel 1 yd wide x 5 yd lengths.) 1 mark

Azure Isle Hold: Holder Treval (Anna, [e-mail])
• Woolies for food and fiber 2 marks / 20 beasts
• Processed wool fiber for yarn and thread 1 mark / carded bale
• Yarn – skein 1/8 mark
• Woven wool panels – (panel 1 yd wide x 5 yd lengths.) 1 mark
• Fish (smoked/salted) 3 marks per barrel
• Fresh Fish 5 marks per barrel
• Felt – made to order by size – 1 lb 1/8 mark
• Ice – price varies with season and length of travel to deliver


Rhuddin Guard Cot: Cotholder Nigyr (Joan, [e-mail])
• Llama wool in shearing bales and combed cards. 1 mark / bale or card
• Guard patrol and peace of mind for the Lord
Holder that his southern boundary is protected

Three Creeks Cot: Cotholder Haydren (Nikki, [e-mail])
• Mushrooms
Whole, 1-5lb crate ½ mark per pound
Sun-dried, 1-5lb crate ½ mark per pound
• Salted freshwater fish, 50lb lot 3 marks
• Milk, unprocessed, per barrel 1 mark
• Cheese: blocks, wheels, wedges ½ mark per pound
• Wool, unprocessed 1 mark per bale
• Quackbirds
Market 1 mark
Feeder 2 marks
Breeder 5 marks
• Whers*
Egg, at-cot training 3 marks
Egg delivered, on site training 7 - ? marks

*Whers - Watch whers are available to cots as watchdragons are posted to holds and halls. It takes 2 sevendays to train someone how to handle a wher. PRICING: an egg/3 marks. You send a local to be trained for 2 sevendays, 3 Creeks will provide room & board. If you prefer to have a trainer and egg come to you, it's the cost of the egg *plus* 1 mark/sevenday of travel to and from your cot as well as 2 sevendays to train your local (min of 7 marks if your cot is within a sevenday's travel).

Azure Sea Cot: Cotholder Adir (Anna, [e-mail])
• Cattle 12-17 marks each
• Fish (smoked/salted) 3 marks per barrel
• Fresh Fish 5 marks per barrel
• Tapestries varies

Twin Trees Cot: Cotholder Eward (Sanette, [e-mail])
• Wool, cleaned and carded- bale 3 marks
• Sheep for food and fiber 2 marks / 20 beasts
• Cotton, raw-bag (25 lb) 2 marks
• Cotton - bale 3 marks

Fireheights Minecot: Cotholder Belser (Anna, [e-mail])
• Firestone, hundredweight 1 mark
• Fumigant, per tank (with tank return to cot) 2 marks
• Fumigant, per tank (without tank return to cot) 4 marks

PURPLE ROCK HOLD: Lord Tyrell/Lady Warder Admeeta (Kerry/Debbe, [e-mail])
• Ships
Fishing pram 5 marks
Pleasure Sailcraft 50 marks
Fishing Boat 50 marks
Cargo Ship 250 marks
• Fish smoked/fresh (100 pound lots) 5 marks
• Processed Sugarcane (25 pound bag) 10 marks
• Tropical fruits (25 pound bag) 5 marks
• Klah (25 pound bag) 5 marks

WindFoam Hold: Holder Aston (Kim, [e-mail])
• Fish smoked/fresh (100 pound lots) 5 marks
• Corn - fresh - 6 cobs/1/4 mark, crate 1 mark
• Cotton - bale 3 marks
• Gourds (pumpkins, squash, etc) 1 mark/50 pounds
• Shipping/transport services negotiable


SeaFire Hold: Holder Vallen (Debbe, [e-mail])
• Seaweed (bale) 5 marks
• Red Shell (25/box) 3 marks
• Side Walker (25/box) 3 marks
• Porcines
feeder 2 marks
breeder 5 marks
market 7 marks

Windy Way Hold: Cotholder Nathyn (LouAnn, [e-mail])
• Fish (dried, salted, pickled, smoked, fresh): 5 marks/100# barrel
• SeaWeed (bale) 5 marks
• Tropical fruits (25 pound bag) 5 marks
• Sea salt (1#, 5#, 10# sack) 1 mark/#
• Rice flour
bag (5 lb.) 1 mark
cask (25 lb.) 5 mark
barrel (100 lb.) 17 mark
• Rice
bag (5 lb.) 1 mark
bag (25 lb.) 5 mark
bag (100 lb.) 15 mark

WindStar Cothold: Cotholder Alanna (Sanette, [e-mail])
• Runner culls 15-17 marks
• Herdbeasts 15-17 marks
• Grains
bag (5 lb.) 1 mark
bag (25 lb.) 5 mark
bag (100 lb.) 15 mark
• Vegetables, 25lb bag 5 marks
• Hay, bale 1 mark

Saffron Cot: Cotholder Pilr (Anna, [e-mail])
• Saffron
Stigma, per ounce ½ mark
Stigma, per pound 8 marks
• Wheat
bag (5 lb.) 2 marks
bag (25 lb.) 8 marks
bag (100 lb.) 15 marks

HAVEN HOLD: Lord Holder Camiden (Kim, [e-mail])
• Bananas-5lb sack ¼ mark
• Chicken
One laying hen ¼ mark
One non-laying hen 1/8 mark
Rooster ¾ mark
• Coconuts (bundle of ten) 1/8 mark
• Fish, 100lb lots
Fresh 4 marks
Salted 6 marks
• Molasses, per cask [roughly 28 gallons] 6 mark
• Oil, gallon jar
Coconut ½ mark
Fish ¼ mark
• Citrus, 5lb sack
Orange ¼ mark
Yellow ¼ mark
• Raw sugar [brown] -10lb sack 1 mark
• Sea salt, 10lb sack
Coarse ½ mark
Fine ¾ mark

Shipping/transport negotiable

Runner Hold: Holder Vaughn (Nikki, [e-mail])
• Tropical fruits (1-10# crate) ½ mark per #
• Fresh vegetables (1-10# crate) ½ mark per #
• Fresh herbs ½ mark per bundle
• Salts (1-10# sacked or barreled) 1 mark per #
• Runners:
Gelding 6 marks
Mare 11 marks
• Training 5 marks per sevenday

Rival Hold: Holder Trevin (Kim, [e-mail])
No exports for turn 33

Shanshu Bay Cot: Cotholder Tezeva (Anna, [e-mail])
• Fish (smoked/salted) 3 marks per barrel
• Fresh Fish 5 marks per barrel
• Docking fees ½ mark per day
• Warehousing ¼ mark per day

ROARING CLIFFS HOLD: Lady Holder Linah (Anna, [e-mail])
• Glows: 1 cask 3 marks
• Sea Salt: 1 measure (5 pounds) 2 mark
• Dried/Smoked Fish: 100 pounds 6 marks
• Waterproofing Resin: 1 cask 3 marks
• Sugar, granular (maple tree tapping): 5 pounds 1 mark
• Sugar, liquid (maple tree tapping): 1 cask 3 marks

Meridil Hold: Holder Lady Bossiera (Anna, [e-mail])
• Woolies for food and fiber 2 marks / 20 beasts
• Cattle 12-17 marks each
• Wheat flour
bag (5 lb.), 2 marks
cask (25 lb.), 8 marks
barrel (100 lb.) 15 marks
• Oats
bag (5 lb.) 2 marks
cask (25 lb.) 8 marks
barrel (100 lb.) 15 marks
• Corn
Bushel (10 lb.) 2 marks
Sack (25 lb.) 5 marks

Shattered Rock Hold: Holder Cayn (Anna, [e-mail])
• Cattle 12-17 marks each
• Wheat
bag (5 lb.), 1 marks
cask (25 lb.), 5 marks
barrel (100 lb.) 15 marks
• Oats
bag (5 lb.) 1 marks
cask (25 lb.) 5 marks
barrel (100 lb.) 15 marks
• Barley
bag (5 lb.) 1 marks
cask (25 lb.) 5 marks
barrel (100 lb.) 15 marks

Tramin Hold: Holder Lady Tresha (Anna, [e-mail])
• 1 bottle of bubbly wine 1 mark (6 glasses)
• 1 skin of non-vintage wine 1 mark (10 glasses)
• 1 bottle of vintage wine 1 mark (6 glasses)
• 1 magnum of bubbly wine 2 marks (12 glasses)
• 1 double magnum of bubbly wine 4 marks (24 glasses)
• 1 lord holder (Imperial size) of bubbly wine 8 marks (48 glasses)
• 5 gallon barrel non-vintage wine 10 marks (25 bottles)
• 5 gallon barrel vintage wine 20 marks (25 bottles)
• 10 gallon barrel non-vintage wine 20 marks (50 bottles)
• 10 gallon barrel vintage wine 35 marks (50 bottles)
• 15 gallon barrel non-vintage wine 30 marks (75 bottles)
• 15 gallon barrel vintage wine 52 marks (75 bottles)
• 30 gallon barrel non-vintage wine 60 marks (151 bottles)
• 30 gallon barrel vintage wine 100 marks (151 bottles)

Darkstone Cot: Cotholder Wardel (Anna, [e-mail])
• Coal 1/32 mark per hundredweight
• Diamonds (undressed/unfaceted) 1 – 3 marks
• Diamonds (faceted) 2 – 5 marks

Abundance Cot: Cotholder Melar (Anna, [e-mail])
• Services are provided at no charge to dragonriders. Cot
is fully supported by Roaring Cliffs Hold.

JADE CREEK HOLD: Lord Holder Theldon (Anna, [e-mail])
• Furs
Bag 2 marks
Bale 5 marks
• Granite (block) 2 marks
• Sand (bag) ½ mark
• Furniture
Chair ½ mark
Table 2 marks
Cabinet 3 marks
• Decorative Wood negotiable

Farm Hold: Holder Dwight (Debbe, [e-mail])
• Wool, cleaned and carded- bale 2 marks
Cotton, raw-bag (25 lb) 1 mark
• Cotton/Linen
Bolt 1 ½ mark
Yardage ¼ mark
• Knitted garments (hats, mittens, sweaters, scarves) ½ mark
• Quilt 1 mark
• Tapestries 2 marks and up
(price determined based on size and material used)
• Goat Cheese
Sack ½ mark
Wheel 2 marks
• Woolies & Goats 2 marks for 20 young
(lambs and/or kids) only

Ferro Hold
• Iron ore 1/32 mark per hundredweight
• Iron ingots 2 marks per hundredweight
• Bronze ingots 1 mark per hundredweight
• Brass ingots 1 mark per hundredweight
• Herbal Teas (5lb or 25lb bags) 1 mark/pound
• Rice
bag (5 lb.) 1 mark
cask (25 lb.) 5 mark
barrel (100 lb.) 15 mark
• Goat Cheese
Sack ½ mark
Wheel 2 marks
• Woolies & Goats 2 marks for 20 young
(lambs and/or kids) only

Copper Mine Hold
• Copper ingots 2 mark/pound
• Bronze ingots 3 mark/pound
• Brass ingots 3 mark/pound
• Gold ingots 3 mark/pound
• Silver ingots 3 mark/pound
• Herbal Teas (5lb or 25lb bags) 1 mark/pound
• Rice
bag (5 lb.) 1 mark
bag (25 lb.) 5 mark
bag (100 lb.) 15 mark
• Goat Cheese
Sack ½ mark
Wheel 2 marks
• Woolies & Goats 2 marks for 20 young
(lambs and/or kids) only


Fullskins Cot: Cotholder James (Debbe, [e-mail])
• Porcines
feeder 2 marks
breeder 5 marks
• Medicinals/poultices/processed numbweed ¼ - 1 mark
• Baskets & carriers ¼ - 5 marks

Glass Valley Cot: No Cotholder Appointed
• Farm produce and food beasts for the Glasscraft hall
• Herd beasts for food and draft work to Jade Creek Hold

[Chantal]

That's pretty impressive, Anna. Did you and Joan come up with that alone, or did you solicit prices from the club members who held those Holds and Halls?

[Anna]

Joan did the original sheet, and was the go-to woman for figuring out the prices, but each member was supposed to come up with the pricing for their own Hold and/or Hall.

[Chantal]

Excellent. Spread the work around.

[Hope]

I love that! I would argue that paper is too cheap given how hard it is to grow the trees and then protect them; I'd expect it to be at least double that. The price for Birthing also seems a little low compared with setting a broken limb; I mean, I can set a broken limb (ugly thought) in minutes, while I might spend 2 days with a woman in labor (another ugly thought!) Other than that, I can't find any fault with it at all! I think we can use it as a common approximation as is, although other people may offer suggestions for refinements.

[Anna]

Hope,

Give me ballparks for prices you think should be changed and we'll update this for our Pern specific use.

[Hope]

I'll give it a good, critical look, and then email you. I'm thinking that a lay midwife would get a mark for a birth, and a trained healer would get 3-5. Double the cost for paper, and I think that would do it.

[Chantal]

I'm trying to remember the prices quoted in the books. Couldn't you get something like six bubbly pies for a 1/32 mark? I know they're supposed to be about the size of tarts, but that's still pretty amazing.

This helps me decide how much Z'tras at Sable Weyr charges for making shoes and boots. Thanks!

[Hope]

Combining this with the Pocket Money post, above--how much would riders get to ferry people? Obviously, people would pay more for the prestige of a brown or bronze, and I'd bet that wingleaders and all Goldriders would be discouraged from doing this to help maintain "appearances". Then there's mail service...that sounds like a job for upper-level weyrlings, probably a "reward" job, bringing large numbers of messages or parcels from Weyr to Weyr. How much would you pay a dragonrider to deliver a message?

[ginnystar]

Just had a thought about the paper in AtWoP, they found a plant growing wild down in Southern Hold area, and they can use for paper, insulation for boots liners, and for other things.

[ginnystar]

Mar 20, 2009 16:03:38 GMT -5 Chantal said:

I'm trying to remember the prices quoted in the books. Couldn't you get something like six bubbly pies for a 1/32 mark? I know they're supposed to be about the size of tarts, but that's still pretty amazing.
<sinp>

Yes in DragonSinger.