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| − | Traders come with size 10 deeds.<br> | + | Traders come with size 10 deeds and larger.<br> |
| − | Traders buy and sell items, with the price depending on supply and demand. Each item has a base price. Traders only have the items people sold them. | + | Traders buy and sell items, with the price depending on supply and demand. Each item has a base price. Traders only have the items people sold them. They only start with whetstones, merchants and village deeds. |
| − | They always have every type of town | + | They always have merchants and every type of town and homestead deed. |
A trader placed by a citizen of a town becomes a town trader. These traders pay taxes to the town they belong to for each item sold. The taxes go towards the towns deed upkeep. | A trader placed by a citizen of a town becomes a town trader. These traders pay taxes to the town they belong to for each item sold. The taxes go towards the towns deed upkeep. | ||
| − | Traders occasionally receive money from the king. The money from items bought from the trader stay with the trader. The money from deeds bought from the trader go directly towards the king. | + | Traders occasionally receive money from the king. The money from items bought from the trader stay with the trader. The money from deeds bought from the trader go directly towards the king. Traders do not start with any money when first summoned, so it's a good idea to place your trader as soon as possible. |
| − | Traders must be placed at a minimum distance of 63 tiles apart. | + | Traders must be placed at a minimum distance of 63 tiles apart and must be within a building, but they do stay if the building decays away. |
==Traders== | ==Traders== | ||
Revision as of 15:36, 18 September 2006
Traders come with size 10 deeds and larger.
Traders buy and sell items, with the price depending on supply and demand. Each item has a base price. Traders only have the items people sold them. They only start with whetstones, merchants and village deeds.
They always have merchants and every type of town and homestead deed.
A trader placed by a citizen of a town becomes a town trader. These traders pay taxes to the town they belong to for each item sold. The taxes go towards the towns deed upkeep.
Traders occasionally receive money from the king. The money from items bought from the trader stay with the trader. The money from deeds bought from the trader go directly towards the king. Traders do not start with any money when first summoned, so it's a good idea to place your trader as soon as possible.
Traders must be placed at a minimum distance of 63 tiles apart and must be within a building, but they do stay if the building decays away.
Traders
Trader Jake at Newtown
Trader Venicia at Kyara
