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Table B: Quality Goods
d% Goods Quantity/Value
01–15 Ale 2d6 tonnes (1,000 gp per tonne)
16–30 Cloth 2d4 tonnes (2,500 gp per tonne)
31–40 Coffee 1d4 tonnes (1,500 gp per tonne)
41–55 Hardwood 1d6 tonnes (2,000 gp per tonne)
56–60 Iron 2d4 tonnes (2,500 gp per tonne)
61–75 Leather 2d8 tonnes (1,250 gp per tonne)
76–85 Marble 1d3 tonnes (4,000 gp per tonne)
86–00 Tobacco 1d4 tonnes (3,700 gp per tonne)
Table C: Exotic Goods
d% Goods Quantity/Value
01–15 Amber 1d10x10 lb. (80 gp per pound)
16–30 Cosmetics 3d6x10 lb. (150 gp per pound)
31–40 Dyes 2d4x100 lb. (125 gp per pound)
41–55 Artwork 3d6x10 lb. (700 gp per pound)
56–60 Silver bars 2d4x100 lb. (10 gp per pound)
61–75 Spices 1d4 tonnes (10,000 gp per tonne)
76–85 Gold bars 2d4x100 lb. (100 gp per pound)
86–00 Jewellery 2d6 lb. (1,500 gp per pound)
3. Communal Secure Hold
This is the collective repository for the Harriers’
treasure, from which a portion is regularly taken to give
to the honoured ancestors (see page 54). Each captain
has a key to it and is trusted to take only what their
family requires.
The door to the hold has an identical trap to those on
the smaller holds, except that it uses a timer rather than
a visual trigger. Any person in the space adjacent to the
door who does not lock or unlock it with an appropriate
key within three rounds triggers the trap. While the
door is open, the trap is deactivated. Captains know
that they have to unlock the hold briskly when they
need to use it.
This spacious area has a collection of chests close
to the door. Further back inside is something like a
large barrel or hogshead, with odd holes in the side
and lanterns on the front. Beyond that, a massive stone
shape looms out of the darkness. Its head is an almost
featureless mass of granite and its fists look like they
could stave in a ship’s hull with one blow.
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