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From: Novamaster <novamaster@??????.ca> Date: Fri, 4 Mar 2005 19:24:38 -0500 Subject: Re: Pirates - Was: Places: Dragon Rock Map
David Shepheard wrote: > >"Don't forget that in a Spelljammer game the things being transported though wildspace are >not likely to be goods that could be found locally. It wouldn't be logical to export >things like lemons from Toril to Anadia. A ship that travels through The Flow will >probably have even more expensive goods. If you think about the cost of the crew's food >and wages you have to make money to break even. Given the risks of wildspace a ship owner >is going to want to more than make back their money." > > However don't forget that what is common in one place is extreamly rare in another. Imagine how much 5 tons of steel weapons would be worth on krynn compared to on Toril. You could easily triple your money (wonder why now one's tried this...). I remember one example where the queen on England offered the eqivelent of several million dollars to anyone who could import a certain fruit to england (No one was able too due to transit times) > > >
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