Economy reference
Vending stones, prices, and player trade
The preserved Britain bank service row, ordinary system prices, player-vendor deeds, and bank limits.
- Bank
- 4,000 items · 5,000 stones
- Vendor deed
- 15,000 gp
- Full spellbook
- 15,000 gp
Britain bank vending row
The row beside the First Bank of Britain is one of the most stable custom systems in the surviving Nov. and Dec. 1999 worlds. It put rare eggs beside everyday ammunition and provisions, with the Oracle and Smithing Ingot close by.
| Service | Price | What it provides |
|---|---|---|
| Oracle | 500 gp | Reports karma, fame, and kills |
| Provisions | 20 gp | Random kettle or basket provision bundle |
| Vendor Deed | 15,000 gp | Player vendor deed |
| 100 arrows | 300 gp | Ammunition |
| 100 bolts | 600 gp | Ammunition |
| Full Spellbook | 15,000 gp | Complete spellbook |
| Reagent bundle | 1,800 gp | Complete reagent supply bundle |
| Special Dyetub | 5,000 gp | Restricted dye tub through the Britain tailor |
Player vendors and deeds
Novus supplied deeds for a forge, anvil, bulletin board, player vendor, two archery buttes, a spinning wheel, two training dummies, and four directional pickpocket dips. The vendor deed uses current SphereX ownership and wages rather than the unsafe original memory-object behavior.
Gold sinks with a history
Chaos Isle carried reagents, arrows, bolts, provisions, a full spellbook, the Oracle, and a Stone of Forgiveness. The Stone charges 2,000 gold and removes one kill when a player has kills to remove.
A 20,000-gold slot machine and 180,000-gold smithy-deed purchaser exist in the old definitions, but no public Dec. 1999 placement survives. They are Chronicle evidence, not a value this guide pretends was always live.