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RuneScape

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'''RuneScape''' is a MMORPG owned by a company called Jagex. The game began in 2001, just before [[World of Warcraft]]. The game is updated regularly, with new updates coming out every week or two. In 2004, a entirely new version of the game called RuneScape 2 was released, with the old version of the game being renamed RuneScape Classic. Although RuneScape Classic no longer received regular updates it continued to run until it was permanently shut down in 2018. In 2013 Jagex released Old School RuneScape, a new version of the game based on a backup of the game from 2007, by the demand of players who didn't like some of the [[Skub|controversial changes to the game in the recent years]]. The same year RuneScape 2 was upgraded to RuneScape 3. Both games receive regular updates to this day and have loyal fanbases. Although Jagex has made some [[Derp|dumb mistakes]] that alienated players over the years, they actually care very much about their fans and treat them far better than [[Games Workshop|some other]] [[Blizzard|game companies]].

==History of the world of RuneScape==
The Universe is destroyed and recreated in cycles by 6 beings known as the elder gods. In the beginning of the current cycle, something went wrong with Mah's rebirth and the other elder gods abandoned her, thinking that she was stillborn. Mah actually survived but lost all her memories and was rendered severely retarded and also slowly dying. While the other elder gods continued the cycle of creating planets without her, Mah created two young gods named Seren and Zaros to keep her company. Seren and Zaros eventually got sick of taking care of their retarded mother and left to explore the universe going their separate ways, so Mah created a new race called the Mahjarrat to be her toys. Seren eventually landed on the homeworld of the elves and became their goddess. While the elder gods were creating the new universe, they were confronted by survivors from the previous cycle of the universe called the Dragonkin, who demanded that the elder gods stop destroying the universe. Jas responded by putting a curse on the Dragonkin which forced them to act as guardians of the Stone of Jas, which was one of several artifacts the elder gods used to create planets, but also has the ability to grant godhood to mortals that used them. The elder gods later created a perfect world called Gielinor, and went to sleep there. While they were sleeping, many intelligent races evolved on the planets they made and several of them rose to godhood using the artifacts the elder gods left behind. These many gods battled with each other for control of the universe. On one planet, an entire race was completely wiped out by the war between the gods, except for one mortal named Guthix who rose to godhood by killing one of the gods that had destroyed his world. Guthix then wandered through the universe until he found Gielinor. There he met with Seren, and they decided to create a paradise where mortals could live away from the wars between the gods. Seren brought the elves to Gielinor and Guthix brought in many other races from across the universe, including humans. Guthix then went to sleep, while Seren peacefully ruled over the elves. But other gods started arriving on Gielinor. Zaros was one of those gods. He conquered much of the planet and built a great empire. Ictharin, the demigod of the dead, brought the Mahjarrat race to Gielinor to fight against Zaros, but the Mahjarrat ended up switching sides to Zaros, and most of them were wiped out when the god Tumeken sacrificed himself to wipe out Zaros's army. A Mahjarrat named Zamorak later betrayed Zaros and attempted to assassinated Zaros to steal his power. Zaros survived in a severely weakened and incorporeal state, and Zamorak rose to godhood. Zamorak started a massive war between the gods that lasted for thousands of years. The war finally ended when Zamorak unsuccessfully tried to use the Stone of Jas to kill the other gods, and the resulting explosion woke up Guthix. Guthix was enraged by what he saw and banished most of the other gods from Gielinor. The only gods he spared were those of demigod rank or below, plus Brassica Prime who was only allowed to stay because of him being good for the health of the planet and also being too crazy for most people to worship. He demanded that Seren go to sleep with him, but instead she chose to shatter herself into pieces so she could remain with her elves in a weakened form. Guthix created the Edicts of Guthix, which forbade any gods from entering Gielinor and also forbade mortals from waging large scale wars. He then went to sleep. The game takes place on Gielinor, over two thousand years later. You are a human adventurer, and there is a whole world for you to explore. Adventures you can have include freeing several imprisoned Mahjarrat just in time for a ritual where one is sacrificed to extend the lives of the others, saving a city from a zombie invasion, attempting to recover the Stone of Jas and learning about the danger of the Dragonkin, helping a resistance movement free a nation from its vampyre [sic] rulers, uncovering a conspiracy of evil elves planning to sacrifice half of a city to awaken a mysterious Dark Lord, discovering the resting place of Guthix which has huge consequences for the world, stopping an invasion of communist penguins, going on a series of wacky pirate adventures inspired the Monkey Island games, and many more adventures varying in tone from Grimdark to quite silly.

==Gods==
The gods of RuneScape are ranked from 1 to 7, with the elder gods elder gods at rank 1, and young gods ranked from 2 to 7.
===Elder Gods===
The Elder Gods are six extremely powerful being whose origin is unknown. They have the power to create planets and are impossible to kill under normal circumstances. The known elder gods are Jas, the goddess of sand and the most powerful of them, Ful, the goddess of fire, Wen, the goddess of Ice, Bik, the goddess of forests, and Mah, the goddess of light and darkness. The sixth elder god is unknown, and is implied to be more abstract than the others. They fill the universe with planets until they manage to create a perfect world, after this they go to sleep for hundreds of thousands of years before they wake up and are reborn. After this they destroy all the planets they created except for the perfect world, which turns into a [[Death World]], and then start the cycle all over again.
===Young Gods===
Most of the young gods are former mortals who ascended to godhood using the power of the twelve artifacts that the elder gods left behind, especially the Stone of Jas. It is also possible for a mortal to ascend to godhood by killing a god and taking their power, or by a god giving some of their power to a mortal. Only Zaros and Seren are the direct creations of an elder god.
====Saradomin====
Saradomin is the rank 4 god of order. Saradomin is an ascended human and looks and old man with blue skin. His church resembles Catholicism. He is bitter rivals with Zamorak because of their opposing philosophies. In the distance past he was a horrible tyrant who demanded all bow down to him but has come to regret his actions and wishes to redeem himself.
====Guthix====
Guthix is the rank 2 god of balance. He is the last survivor of a race called the Naragi. Guthix's followers believe a philosophy of balance between good and evil and order and chaos. Guthix actually hates being worshiped because he despises most of the other gods. He is responsible for banishing most of the other gods from Gielinor at the end of the 3rd Age.
====Zamorak====
Zamorak is the rank 4 god of chaos. He was a Mahjarrat and one of Zaros's generals before he betrayed Zaros and stole his power. He teaches his followers a philosophy of survival of the fittest.
====Zaros====
Zaros is the rank 2 god of control. He is the son of the elder god Mah, and brother to Seren. Zaros is emotionless and pragmatic, although he does believe in the value of mortal life, and wants to keep the elder gods from destroying the universe. He once ruled over a massive empire resembling the Roman Empire before he was nearly killed by Zamorak. Most of his followers were wiped out and the survivors were either imprisoned or went into hiding. Anyone who is around Zaros for a prolonged time will become loyal to him, although the effect is not permanent and he can't turn this ability off. Zaros is an eight-eyed humanoid made of purple crystal, although his body is always concealed by his clothing.
====Seren====
Seren is the rank 2 goddess of harmony. She is the daughter of the elder god Mah and sister to Zaros. Seren is opposite of her brother, being passionate and kind. She is worshiped by the elves. Anyone who is around Seren for a prolonged period will gain feelings of adoration for her, although the effect is not permanent and she can't turn this ability off. Seren is an eight-eyed humanoid made of cyan crystal. Seren and Zaros avoid each other because of their different philosophies and because they are not immune to each other's powers and don't want to become charmed to each other again.
====Bandos====
Bandos is the rank 3 god of war. He looks like an armored rhinoceros man with three eyes and one missing eye. He is worshiped mainly by goblins and ogres and other similar races, although goblins never say his name. He encourages his followers to be violent and stupid. During the God Wars he frequently changed sides just to prolong the war, and after he was banished he had all of his followers on the goblin homeworld turn on each other. He attempted to return to Gielinor by transforming a goblin into an avatar for himself in order to circumvent the Edicts of Guthix blocking him from entering personally, but his plan was stopped by the player character. The destruction of his avatar downgraded him to a rank 4 god.
====Armadyl====
Armadyl is the rank 4 god of justice. His is a member of a race of bird people and one of the nicest of the major gods, as he wants to protect mortals rather than rule over them. He abandoned Gielinor in the 3rd age when he thought that his race has been wiped out. He despises Bandos.
====Ictharlin====
Ictharin is the rank 6 god of the dead. He is part of a family of eight gods worshiped by the people of the Kharidian Desert. He is based of the Egyptian god Anubis. He was the one responsible for bringing the Mahjarrat race to Gielinor, which backfired on him spectacularly. As a rank 6 god, he was spared from being banished by Guthix. He protects souls in the afterlife from his insane sister Amascut, who seeks to devour the souls of the dead.
====Brassica Prime====
Brassica Prime is the rank 5 god of deliciousness. Brassica Prime is a giant cabbage and is also a complete lunatic. Jagex originally created Brassica Prime as an April Fool's Day joke but later made him a canon character. It still has not been explained how a cabbage became a god. Brassica Prime is the only god ranked above 6 that Guthix allowed to remain active on Gielinor after the God Wars, due to him being good for the health of the planet, and because very few people bother to worship him because of his insanity. Zamorak is actually afraid of him because all forms of plant life on Gielinor are his spies and servants and suspects that Brassica Prime is only pretending to be insane.
====Marinbo====
Marimbo is the rank 5 goddess of hedonism. She is a gorilla who ascended to god by beating a god in a drinking contest. Although she is one of the nicest gods and isn't interested in fighting, her monkey and ape followers are very xenophobic and militaristic.
====Xau-Tak====
Xau-Tak is a god of unknown rank of oceans and undeath. He seems to be RuneScape's version of Cthulhu, only instead of looking like a squid dragon thing, what we have seen of his so far has been nothing but hands made of black stone. He is slowly spreading his corruption through the world of Gielinor.

==Races==

===Humans===
Humans are the most populous race in the world of Gielinor. They originated on a planet called Teragard but were brought to Gielinor by Guthix. On the main continent, humans control three kingdoms called Misthalin, Asgarnia, and Kandarin (average medieval European fantasy kindoms), as well as the Khardidian Desert region (based on Egypt), and the Fremennik Province (Vikings). Humans are also found on many islands including the primitive tribes of Karamja, as well the people of the far away eastern lands (Asians). On the main continent the most popular gods worshiped by humans are Saradomin, Guthix, and Zamorak.
===Dwarves===
Originated on an unknown world and were brought the Gielinor by Guthix. Most dwarves are not religious, but do respect Guthix. Dwarves cannot uses magic due to a curse put on them by Zamorak that causes them to turn into chaos dwarves if they use magic.
===Elves===
Standard fantasy elves. Were brought to Gielinor from a planet called Taridad by Seren. They live in an isolated city made out of crystal.
===Races of Yu'biusk===
The races of Yu'biusk include many of the typical stupid bad guy fantasy races, including goblins, trolls, ogres, hobgoblins, orks, and cyclopes. They were brought to Gielinor from a planet called Yu'biusk by the god Bandos. Almost all of them are fanatically loyal to Bandos, and follow his commandments to be violent and stupid. Most goblins are ugly big nosed creatures who are too weak to be a threat to anyone and spend most of their time fighting each other. One tribe of goblins rejected Bandos and fled underground where they evolved into cave goblins, who have big eyes instead of big noses, and invented electricity and lightbulbs to light their underground city. Trolls come in several breeds. The most commonly seen type are mountain trolls, who are large brutes with rock-like skin who love to eat humans. Ogres all look like ugly fat humanoids. Male and female ogres live segregated from each other in separate cities, meeting only to mate.
===Vampyres===
It is always spelled with a "y". Unlike most settings, vampyres are not a form of undead, but are a race of blood drinking bat monsters with shapeshifting abilities. They also do not transform humans into more vampyres by biting them. Instead they have a factory where they convert humans. The few natural born vampyres are the nobility. They originated on a planet called Vampyrium, and were brought to Gielinor by Zaros. Vampyres rule over a nation known as Morytania, where humans are kept as livestock to feed their thirst for blood. Vampyres are uncommon outside of Morytania because Morytania is surrounded by a magical barrier that vampyres can't cross.
===Dragonkin===
A race of humanoid dragons. They are survivors from the previous universe who were cursed by Jas to guard the Stone of Jas. Anytime somebody other than Jas uses the stone, the Dragonkin are driven mad with rage. Some succumb to their rage and go on rampages, while others turned into mad scientists who seek a either a cure for the curse, or a way to get revenge on Jas. The various species of dragons in the world are the result of failed attempts to create a new race without the curse.
===Tzhaar===
A race of people made of living volcanic rock with four arms. They were originally spawned from an artifact of the elder gods called The Kiln. The elder god Ful used them as workers for helping to form Gielinor. Newborn Tzhaar inherit their parent's memories. They turn into black coins when they die. Though they love violence, no Tzhaar has ever committed a crime in their entire history.
===Mahjarrat===
The Mahjarrat are a race of grey skinned humanoids with gems in their heads. As they age and grow weaker, they turn into skeletons. Because they were directly created the elder god Mah, they can be considered low-tier gods. They were first brought to Gielinor by Icthlarin. Once every 500 years, one of them is sacrificed to restore the youth of the others. Some are loyal to Zaros, and some to Zamorak, who is a Mahjarrat who achived full godhood. They are now close to extinction, and the only remaining female isn't interested in breeding.
===Demon races===
Demon refers to any creature native to the planet Infernus, including unintelligent animals. The demon races were first brought to Gielinor by Zaros. Most demons are evil, but not all of them. The most commonly seen demons are known as Avernic demons, who mostly look like huge red skinned beasts with hooves and horns that explode when they die. Less commonly seen are Chthonian demons, who come in a wide variety of horrifying Lovecraftian forms and have the ability to absorb the traits of what they eat. Most Avernic demons are loyal to Zamorak because he freed them from being enslaved by the Chthonians.

Fleshcrafting

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'''Fleshcrafting''', also known as '''Fleshwarping''', is a term used on /tg/ as a catch-all to a specific form of dark magic and/or mad science that revolves around augmenting, transforming, shaping, sculpting and creating life, typically through a horrific amalgamation of alchemy, surgery and, if present, sorcery. Common uses of fleshcrafting include producing grotesque grafted biological augments or weapons, and creating monsters from corpse-pieces or living beings, usually to serve as servants of some description. This field of interest is usually restricted to races and individuals of the evil NPC variety, as it is generally seen as being too morally reprehensible (or overpowered) to allow PCs to have it.

==D&D==
Fleshcrafting has been used in the background of various monsters and even races since [[Dungeons & Dragons]] was first a thing. The [[Flesh Golem]], the [[Broken One]], the [[Bulette]], the [[Owlbear]] and many more are usually said to be the result of mad [[wizard]]s or dark [[artificer]]s playing around with the secret of life. Heck, even [[Mongrelfolk]] have been portrayed as fleshcrafted once or twice; the [[Darklord]] of G'henna has the ability to transform worshippers of [[Zhakata]] he doesn't like into mongrelfolk.

In [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 2nd edition, PCs were pretty much restricted from using this style, although the Anatomist [[kits]] for the [[Necromancer]] ([[Wizard]]) did eventually allow the player to build flesh golems and, technically, the [[Xixchil]] could touch upon it through its racial ability to self-improve by grafting on armor and weapon-limbs. Several unique NPC monsters also existed to represent victims of flesh-crafting experiments.

In 3rd edition, PCs could actually get involved in this themselves. The principles of creating grafts were first introduced in the 3e [[Fiend Folio]], then expanded upon in "Lords of Madness", which presented the Graft Flesh item creation feat, several new [[aberration]] grafts, and the Fleshwarper, a Prestige Class specialized in augmenting itself and others by grafting on bits of defeated monsters. The [[Half-Golem]] template technically represents one branch of fleshcrafting study. A Major Artifact in the [[Book of Vile Darkness]] [[splatbook]] called "The Despoiler of Flesh" is a rod made from human tongues sewn together, which grants its wielder the ability to mutate others more or less as they see fit. [[Fleshcrafter]] was also a class presented in [[Dragon Magazine]].

It appears extensively in the Eberron setting, being the specialty of the Daelkyr and their minions, and the source of all aberrations in the setting. Even one of the races called out as masters of grafting and flesh crafting in d&d, mindflayers, are a product of flesh crafting. They run the gamut of the standard grafts seen in the fiend folio, cool fleshy armor, a ball of meat that mutates anything you put in it, and whole new races made of the various goblinoids. A few other factions get in on the fun, but fleshworking is the Daelkyr's specialty and they're better at it than anyone else.

In [[Pathfinder]], several archetypes for the [[Alchemist]] make use of Fleshcrafting, whilst it is an "artform" mastered and wielded by both the [[drow]] and the [[derro]]. The drow in particular have created a number of unique, horrific monster species through their established procedures for warping living organisms to their liking.

The [[Ravenloft]] fan-wiki divides Fleshcrafting into two branches; Biomancy (magical & psionic fleshcrafting) and Bio-Engineering (mad science fleshcrafting).

==WH40K==
In [[Warhammer 40,000]], there are several examples of this form of artifice.

The absolute champions of it of the [[Haemonculi]] of the [[Dark Eldar]], and several other Dark Eldar units actually represent the fruits of their labor at sculpting flesh into new servile forms.

The Magos Biologis of the [[Adeptus Mechanicus]] also experiment in this field, as their teachings lead them to prefer bio-grafts and organic augmentations over the traditional cybernetics of their fellows.

Althoug it is often referred to as "genetical enhancement", the processus of using [[Gene-seed]] to create a [[Space Marine]] is effectively a form of fleshcrafting. Indeed, it uses various external genetically cultured biological augments to transform a lowly human into a powerful Adeptus Astartes, and [[God-Emperor of Mankind|Big.E]] made sure they would not be genetically transmissible as He didn't want to turn all of mankind into Astartes. Despite this, most works refer to it as "genhancement" to convey it is an ([[skub|arguably]]) safe and controlled process instead of the product of mad science or some dark magic.

The forces of [[Chaos]] mutate the flesh and bone of their mortal followers as their see fit, whether intentionally by invoking directly into their power, or accidentally by being exposed to warp energies. The usefulness of these differ, but it takes a lot of physical and mental power to handle the mutations that the Dark gods bestow upon their followers (and also a lot of luck), as being too physically or mentally frail, or simply being at the bad end of their patron god's mood, can result in them [[Chaos Spawn|devolving into what we can only describe as the Dark God's failed arts-and-craft project]].

The [[Tyranids]]' entire species is based on fleshcrafting, constantly absorbing new genetic material and analyzing it to provide new ways to modify and augment themselves on a physical and species level.

And, last but not least, let's not forget about [[Fabius Bile|Mr. Fabulous]] who's been <s>desecrating</s> CAREFULLY PERFORMING SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENTS UPON anyone or anything that had the <s>misfortune</s> PRIVILEGE to get in the same room as him for the last ten millenia in order to create 'the perfect human being'.

==Other Games==
In [[Deadlands]], "Patchwork Science", a primitive form of fleshcrafting that amounts to making [[Flesh Golem]]s is mentioned in the second of its monster manuals, although Marshals are told emphatically that this is NOT to be allowed into player hands as an [[Arcane Background]].

The [[Tzimisce]] from [[Vampire: The Masquerade]] have the [[Vicissitude]] discipline, which grants them the power to shape flesh and bone at low levels, become a puddle of sapient Vitae, do all sorts of weird stuff and even become a monster.

[[Skaven]] [[Clan Moulder]] in [[Warhammer Fantasy]] specializes in this, mostly to create bigger and better breeds of rats.

The [[Phyrexia]]ns from [[Magic: The Gathering]] are not a wasteful bunch. If you don't need a body part, and it can be used somewhere else, they will take it, and use it. The also have nanobots called glistening oil that turns creatures into phyrexians. MTG also has thrulls which are living creatures made out of corpses.

Fleshcrafter is a character class in [[FAPP]] that specializes in adding and removing assets and mutations to their self or others.

The Zerg from [[Starcraft]] are similar to the Tyranids, in culling essence from creatures to assimilate them, or alter one of their existing creatures with attributes from essence they have collected. No wonder Starcraft is accused of being a ripoff.

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List of Warhammer 40,000 novels

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Following the 1987 initial release of [[Games Workshop]]'s ''[[Warhammer 40,000]]'' wargame, set in a far future science fantasy universe, the company began publishing [[Fluff|background literature]] that expands previous material, adds new material, and describes the universe, its characters, and its events in detail.

Since 1997 the bulk of background literature has been published by the affiliated imprint [[Black Library]]. The increasing number of fiction works by an expanding list of authors is published in several formats and media, including audio, digital and print. Most of the works, which include full-length novels, novellas, short stories, graphic novels, and audio dramas, are parts of named book series.

Entries marked with an asterisk (*) have been collected in omnibus editions.

At the time of this edit, this article listed 365 titles in total.
And yes... it was almost entirely copied from Wikipedia. That's why the formatting and the links seem screwy in some places. Not to mention the categories.
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==''Bastion Wars Novel Series''==

Authored by Henry Zou

*''Emperor's Mercy'' (August 2009)

*''Flesh and Iron'' (April 2010)

*''Blood Gorgons'' (March 2011)

==Bequin==

Authored by [[Dan Abnett]] these works are closely linked to the [[#Eisenhorn|Eisenhorn]] and [[#Ravenor|Ravenor stories]]

*"Perihelion" * (short story) (September 2012)

*''Pariah: Ravenor vs. Eisenhorn'' (November 2012)

==Black Templars==

Authored by Jonathan Green

*''Crusade for Armageddon'' * (July 2003)

*''Conquest of Armageddon'' * (December 2005)

*"Sanctuary" * (short story)

*"The Relic" * (short story)

==Blood Angels==

Authored by [[James Swallow]]

===''Novel Series''===

*''Deus Encarmine'' * (December 2004)

*''Deus Sanguinius'' * (April 2005)

*''Red Fury'' * (September 2008)

*''Black Tide'' * (February 2010)

===Other===

*''Heart of Rage'' * (novella) (July 2009)

*''Bloodline'' * (novella) (September 2010)

*"Blood Debt" * (short story) (February 2012)

*"Redeemed" * (short story) (February 2012)

==Blood Ravens: Dawn of War==

*''Dawn of War'' * by [[Cassern S. Goto]] (November 2004)

*''Dawn of War: Ascension'' * by Cassern S. Goto (November 2005)

*''Dawn of War: Tempest'' * by Cassern S. Goto (September 2006)

*''Dawn of War 2'' by [[Chris Roberson]] (February 2009)

*''The Trials of Isador'' * by Cassern S. Goto (March 2008)

==Ciaphas Cain==

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Authored by [[Alex Stewart (writer)|Alex Stewart]] under the pseudonym Sandy Mitchell.

===''Novel Series''===

*''For the Emperor'' * (November 2003)

*''Caves of Ice'' * (January 2004)

*''The Traitor's Hand'' * (May 2005)

*''Death or Glory'' * (February 2006)

*''Duty Calls'' * (May 2007)

*''Cain's Last Stand'' * (November 2008)

*''The Emperor's Finest'' * (December 2010)

*''The Last Ditch'' * (February 2012)

*''The Greater Good'' * (January 2013)

*''Choose Your Enemies'' (February 2019)

===Other stories===

*''Dead in the Water'' (audio drama) (June 2011)

*"A Mug of Recaff" (short story published in ''Hammer and Bolter'' #20) (May 2012)

*''Old Soldiers Never Die'' (novella) (November 2012)

*"Echoes of the Tomb" * (short story)

*"Fight or Flight" * (short story)

*"Sector 13" * (short story)

*"The Beguiling" * (short story)

*"Traitor's Gambit" * (short story)

==Dark Angels==

Authored by [[Christian Dunn]].

*"Easy Prey" (e-short) (March 2012)

*''Malediction'' (audio drama) (July 2012)

*''Dark Vengeance'' (September 2012)

===''Legacy of Caliban Trilogy''===

*''Ravenwing'' by [[Gav Thorpe]] (January 2013)

==Dark Eldar==

Authored by [[Andy Chambers]].

===''Novel Trilogy''===

*''Path of the Renegade'' (February 2012)

*''Path of the Incubus'' (February 2013)
*''Path of the Archon'' (March 2014)

===Other stories===

*''Midnight on the Street of Knives'' (e-book novella) (June 2011)

*"Bellathonis and the Shadow King" (short story) (March 2012)

*''The Masque of Vyle'' ("premium edition" novella) (February 2013)

==''Dark Heresy Series''==

Authored by [[Alex Stewart (writer)|Sandy Mitchell]]

*''Scourge The Heretic'' (February 2008)

*''Innocence Proves Nothing'' (November 2009)

==''[[Age of the Dark Imperium|Dark Imperium]] Series''==

Authored by [[Guy Haley]]

*''Dark Imperium'' (June 2018)

*''Dark Imperium: Plague War'' (Jauary 2019)

==Deathwatch==

*''Warrior Brood'' * by [[Cassern S. Goto]] (September 2005)

*''Warrior Coven'' * by Cassern S. Goto (May 2006)

*''Xenos Hunters'' edited by Christian Dunn (anthology) (September 2012)

==Eisenhorn==

Authored by [[Dan Abnett]] these works are closely linked to the [[#Bequin|Bequin]] and [[#Ravenor|Ravenor stories]]

===''Novel Trilogy''===

*''Xenos'' * (May 2001)

*''Malleus'' * (December 2001)

*''Hereticus'' * (January 2002)

===Other stories===

*"The Strange Demise of Titus Endor" (short story published in ''Hammer and Bolter'' #1) (October 2010)

*''Thorn and Talon'' (audio drama bundle) (December 2011)

*"Born to Us" (special edition e-short) (December 2012)

*"Backloth For A Crown Additional" * (short story)

*"Missing in Action" * (short story)

==Eldar==

"Asurmen: Hand of Asuryan" By Gav Thorpe (Novella) (October 2015)

"Valedor" By Guy Haley (Novel) (April 2015)

"The Path Forsaken" By Rob Sanders (Ebook) (April 2015)

"Howl of the Banshee" By Gav Thorpe (Audio Drama/Ebook) (April 2015)

Authored by Gav Thorpe

*''Path of the Warrior'' (July 2010)

*''Path of the Seer'' (September 2011)

*''Path of the Outcast'' (September 2012)

==Enforcer: Shira Calpurnia==

Authored by Matthew Farrer

*''Crossfire'' * (June 2003)

*''Legacy'' * (July 2004)

*''Blind'' * (July 2006)

==Flesh Tearers==

Authored by Andy Smillie

*"Beneath The Flesh" (short story published in ''Hammer and Bolter'' #15 and #16) (December 2011–January 2012)

*"At Gaius Point" (short story) (July 2011)

*"Immortalis" (e-short) (March 2012)

*''Torturer's Thirst'' (e-book) (November 2012)

*''Flesh of Cretacia'' (November 2012)

==Gaunt's Ghosts==

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Authored by [[Dan Abnett]]

===''Novel Series''===

*''First and Only'' * (August 1999)

*''Ghostmaker'' * (May 2000)

*''Necropolis'' * (November 2000)

*''Honour Guard'' * (August 2001)

*''The Guns of Tanith'' * (April 2002)

*''Straight Silver'' * (November 2002)

*''Sabbat Martyr'' * (August 2003)

*''Traitor General'' * (September 2004)

*''His Last Command'' * (October 2005)

*''The Armour of Contempt'' * (November 2006)

*''Only in Death'' * (November 2007)

*''Iron Star'' (novella) * (September 2008)

*''Blood Pact'' * (November 2009)

*''Salvation's Reach'' * (October 2011)

*''The Warmaster'' (December 2017)

*''The Anarch'' (February 2019)

===Other stories===

*''Of Their Lives in the Ruins of Their Cities'' (novella) (September 2010)

*"In Remembrance" * (short story)

===Spin-off works===

*''The Sabbat Worlds Crusade'' (background book) (October 2005)

*''Titanicus'' (October 2008)

*''Sabbat Worlds Anthology'' edited by Dan Abnett (short story anthology) (September 2010)

====Phantine Air Corps====

*''Double Eagle'' (June 2004)

==Gothic War==

Authored by [[Gordon Rennie]]

*''Execution Hour'' * (June 2001)

*''Shadowpoint'' * (March 2003)

*"Incident at Stranivar" (short story)

*"Wolf Pack" (short story)

==Grey Knights==

Authored by Ben Counter

===''Novel Trilogy''===

*''Grey Knights'' * (May 2004)

*''Dark Adeptus'' * (January 2006)

*''Hammer of Daemons'' * (February 2008)

===Other stories===

*"Sacrifice" * (short story) (April 2011)

==Horus Heresy==

===Book series===

*''Horus Rising'' by [[Dan Abnett]] (April 2006)

*''False Gods'' by [[Graham McNeill]] (June 2006)

*''Galaxy in Flames'' by Ben Counter (October 2006)

*''Flight of the Eisenstein'' by James Swallow (March 2007)

*''Fulgrim'' by Graham McNeill (July 2007)

*''Descent of Angels'' by Mitchell Scanlon (October 2007)

*''Legion'' by Dan Abnett (March 2008)

*''Battle for the Abyss'' by Ben Counter (August 2008)

*''Mechanicum'' by Graham McNeill (December 2008)

*''Tales of Heresy'' edited by Nick Kyme and Lindsey Priestley (anthology) (April 2009)

*''Fallen Angels'' by Mike Lee (July 2009)

*''A Thousand Sons'' by Graham McNeill (March 2010)

*''Nemesis'' by James Swallow (August 2010)

*''The First Heretic'' by Aaron Dembski-Bowden (November 2010)

*''Prospero Burns'' by Dan Abnett (January 2011)

*''Age of Darkness'' edited by Christian Dunn (anthology) (May 2011)

*''The Outcast Dead'' by Graham McNeill (November 2011)

*''Deliverance Lost'' by Gav Thorpe (January 2012)

*''Know No Fear'' by Dan Abnett (March 2012)

*''The Primarchs'' edited by Christian Dunn (anthology) (June 2012)

*''Fear to Tread'' by James Swallow (August 2012)

*''Shadows of Treachery'' edited by Christian Dunn and Nick Kyme (anthology) (September 2012)

*''Angel Exterminatus'' by Graham McNeill ("Premium" edition) (October 2012)

*''Betrayer'' by Aaron Dembski-Bowden ("Premium" edition) (December 2012)

*''Mark of Calth'' Edited by Laurie Goulding ("Premium" edition) (March 2013)

*''Vulkan Lives'' by Nick Kyme ("Premium" edition) (August 2013)

*''Unremembered Empire'' by Dan Abnett ("Premium" edition) (December 2013)

*''Scars'' by Chris Wraight ("Premium" edition) (Febuary 2014)

*''Vengeful Spirit'' by Graham McNeill (May 2014)

*''The Master of Mankind'' by Aaron Dembski-Bowden ("Premium" edition) (December 2014)

===''Garro'' series (audio dramas)===

Scripted by [[James Swallow]]

*''Oath of Moment'' (December 2010)

*''Legion of One'' (April 2011)

*''Sword of Truth'' (December 2012)

*''Burden of Duty'' (March 2013)

===Other stories===

*"The Dark King" by Graham McNeill (limited edition audio drama short) * (June 2008)

*"The Lightning Tower" by Dan Abnett (limited edition audio drama short) * (June 2008)

*''Raven's Flight'' by Gav Thorpe (audio drama) (February 2010)

*''Promethean Sun'' by Nick Kyme (limited edition novella) (May 2011)

*"Death of a Silversmith" by Graham McNeill (short story) * (September 2011)

*''Aurelian'' by Aaron Dembski-Bowden (limited edition novella) (October 2011)

*"Army of One" by Rob Sanders (e-short) * (April 2012)

*''Butcher's Nails'' by Aaron Dembski-Bowden (audio drama) (June 2012)

*"Kryptos" by Graham McNeill (e-short) (June 2012)

*"Grey Angel" by John French (e-audio drama short) (August 2012)

*"Distant Echoes of Old Night" by Rob Sanders (limited edition short story) * (September 2012)

*''Brotherhood of the Storm'' by Chris Wraight (limited edition novella) (September 2012)

*"Burden of Duty" by James Swallow (e-audio drama short) (October 2012)

*"Lost Sons" by James Swallow (limited edition short story) (November 2012)

* "The Divine Word" by Gav Thorpe (limited edition short story) (November 2012)

*''The Scripts: Volume One'' edited by Christian Dunn ("Premium" edition audio drama script anthology) (December 2012)

*"Warmaster" by John French (special edition e-audio drama short) (December 2012)

*"Strike and Fade" by Guy Haley (special edition e-audio drama short) (December 2012)

*"Veritas Ferrum" by David Annandale (special edition e-audio drama short) (December 2012)

*''The Sigillite'' by Chris Wraight (audio drama) (March 2013)

*''The Imperial Truth'' Edited by Laurie Goulding (limited edition novella) (May 2013)

*''Corax: Soulforge'' by Gav Thorpe (limited edition novella) (July 2013)

*''Scorched Earth'' by Nick Kyme (limited edition novella) (August 2013)

*''Tallarn: Executioner'' By John French (limited edition novella) (September 2013)

==Imperial Guard==

*''Fifteen Hours'' * by Mitchell Scanlon (June 2005)

*''Death World'' * by [[Steve Lyons]] (December 2006)

*''Rebel Winter'' * by Steve Parker (July 2007)

*''Desert Raiders'' * by Lucien Soulban (December 2007)

*''Ice Guard'' * by Steve Lyons (January 2009)

*''Gunheads'' * by Steve Parker (May 2009)

*''Cadian Blood'' by Aaron Dembski-Bowden (October 2009)

*"Waiting Death" * by Steve Lyons (short story) (April 2010)

*''Redemption Corps'' by Rob Sanders (May 2010)

*''Dead Men Walking'' by Steve Lyons (December 2010)

*''Imperial Glory'' by Richard Williams (August 2011)

*''Iron Guard'' by Mark Clapham (e-book) (July 2012)

*"A Blind Eye" * by Steve Parker (short story)

*"Better The Devil" * by Steve Lyons (short story)

*"Knee Deep" * by Mitchell Scanlon (short story)

*"Mercy Run" * by Steve Parker (short story)

*"Survivor" by Steve Parker (e-short)

*"The Citadel" * by Steve Parker (short story)

==Inquisitor Czevak==

Authored by Rob Sanders

*''Necessary Evil'' (novella) (March 2011)

*''Atlas Infernal'' (July 2011)

*"Czevak To The Dark Tower Came" (special edition e-short) (December 2012)

==Inquisition War==

Authored by [[Ian Watson]]

===''Inquisition Wars Trilogy''===

*''Inquisitor'' (1990) (reprinted as ''Draco'' in 2002)

*''Harlequin'' (1994)

*''Chaos Child'' (1995)

===Other stories===

*"The Alien Beast Within" * (short story)

*"Warped Stars" * (short story)

=={{anchor|ironw}}Iron Warriors==

Authored by [[Graham McNeill]] these works are closely linked to the [[#ultra|''Ultramarines Series'']]

*''Storm of Iron'' * (May 2008)

*''Iron Warrior'' * (novella) (April 2010)

*"The Beast of Calth" * (short story)

*"The Enemy of My Enemy" * (short story)

*"The Heraclitus Effect" * (short story)

*"The Iron Without" * (short story)

*"The Skull Harvest" * (short story)

==Last Chancers==

Authored by Gav Thorpe

*''Thirteenth Legion'' * (December 2000)

*''Kill Team'' * (October 2001)

*''Annihilation Squad'' * (March 2004)

*"Deliverance" * (short story)

*"Liberty" * (short story)

==''Macharian Crusade Series''==

*''Angel of Fire'' by [[William King]] (July 2012)

==Necromunda==

{{Main|Necromunda}}

*''Status: Deadzone'' edited by [[Marc Gascoigne]] and Andy Jones (anthology) (August 2000)

*''Survival Instinct'' * by [[Andy Chambers]] (May 2005)

*''Salvation'' * by [[Cassern S. Goto]] (May 2005)

*''Junktion'' * by Matthew Farrer (October 2005)

*''Fleshworks'' * by Lucien Soulban (February 2006)

*''Back from the Dead'' * by Nick Kyme (August 2006)

*''Outlander'' * by Matt Keefe (December 2006)

*"A World Above" * (short story)

*"Bad Medicine' * (short story)

*"Bad Spirits" * (short story)

*"Badlands Skelter's Downhive Monster Show" * (short story)

*"Boyz in the Hive" * (short story)

*"Descent" * (short story)

*"Firestarter" * (short story)

*"Mama's Boys" * (short story)

*"Mark of a Warrior" * (short story)

*"Rat in the Walls" * (short story)

*"Rites of Passage" * (short story)

*"Sisters" * (short story)

*"The Daemon Bottle" * (short story)

*"The Day of Thirst" * (short story)

*"The Lake" * (short story)

===Kal Jerico===

*''Blood Royal'' * by [[Gordon Rennie]] and Will McDermott (July 2005)

*''Cardinal Crimson'' * by Will McDermott (May 2006)

*''Lasgun Wedding'' * by Will McDermott (April 2007)

==Night Lords==

Authored by [[Aaron Dembski-Bowden]]

===''Novel Series''===

*''Soul Hunter'' (March 2010)

*''Blood Reaver'' (May 2011)

*''Void Stalker'' (May 2012)

===Other stories===

*''Throne of Lies'' (audio drama) (August 2010)

*''Shadow Knight'' (novella)

*"The Core" (e-short)

==Raven Guard==

Authored by [[George Mann]]

*''Helion Rain'' (audio drama) (February 2011)

*''Labyrinth of Sorrows'' (audio drama) (February 2012)

*"Prey" (e-short) (April 2012)

*''The Unkindness of Ravens'' (novella) (May 2012)

*''With Baited Breath'' (audio drama) (November 2012)

==Ravenor==

Authored by [[Dan Abnett]] these works are closely linked to the [[#Bequin|Bequin]] and [[#Eisenhorn|Eisenhorn stories]]

===''Novel Trilogy''===

*''Ravenor'' * (March 2005)

*''Ravenor Returned'' * (June 2006)

*''Ravenor Rogue'' * (January 2008)

===Other stories===

*"Playing Patience" * (short story)

*"Thorn Wishes Talon" * (short story)

==Rogue Trader==

Authored by Andy Hoare

*''Rogue Star'' (August 2006)

*''Star of Damocles'' (August 2007)

*''Savage Scars'' (March 2011)

==Salamanders==

Authored by Nick Kyme

===''Tome of Fire Novel Trilogy''===

*''Salamander'' (September 2009)

*''Firedrake'' (November 2010)

*''Nocturne'' (November 2011)

*''Tome of Fire'' (anthology) (December 2012)

===Other stories===

*"Fireborn" (short story) (June 2010)

*"Vulkan's Shield" (short story) (July 2011)

*"Only Ash Remains" * (e-short) (March 2012)

==''Sisters of Battle Series''==

Authored by [[James Swallow]]

*''Faith and Fire'' (March 2006)

*''Red and Black'' (audio drama) (October 2011)

*''Hammer and Anvil'' (December 2011)

== Soul Drinkers ==

Authored by Ben Counter

===''Novel Series''===

*''Soul Drinker'' * (September 2002)

*''The Bleeding Chalice'' * (December 2003)

*''Crimson Tears'' * (February 2005)

*''Chapter War'' (April 2007)

*''Hellforged'' (April 2009)

*''Phalanx'' (April 2012)

===Other stories===

*''Daenyathos'' (novella) (August 2010)

=={{anchor|smbs}}''Space Marine Battles Series''==

*''Rynn's World'' by Steve Parker (February 2010)

*''Helsreach'' by Aaron Dembski-Bowden (May 2010)

*''Hunt For Voldorius'' by Andy Hoare (September 2010)

*''The Purging of Kadillus'' by Gav Thorpe (February 2011)

*''The Fall of Damnos'' by Nick Kyme (April 2011)

*''Battle of the Fang'' by Chris Waight (June 2011)

*''The Gildar Rift'' by Sarah Cawkwell (December 2011)

*''Catechism of Hate'' by Gav Thorpe (novella) (January 2012)

*''Architect of Fate'' edited by Christian Dunn (anthology) (May 2012)

*''Legion of the Damned'' by Rob Sanders (April 2012)

*''Bloodspire'' by Christian Dunn (audio drama) (June 2012)

*''Wrath of Iron'' by Chris Wraight (June 2012)

*''Deathwolf'' by Andy Smillie (audio drama) (July 2012)

*''The Ascension of Balthasar'' by Christian Dunn (October 2012)

*''The Stromark Massacre'' by Andy Smillie and Christian Dunn (audio drama) (November 2012)

*''Flesh of Cretacia'' by Andy Smillie (November 2012)

*''The Siege of Castellax'' by C.L. Werner (December 2012)

*''Steel Blood'' by C.L. Werner (e-book) (January 2013)

*''The Death of Antagonis'' by David Annandale (February 2013)

*''The Death of Integrity'' by Guy Haley (August 2013)

*''Malodrax'' (December 2013)

==Space Wolves==

===Ragnar===

*''Space Wolf'' * by [[William King]] (December 1999)

*''Ragnar's Claw'' * by William King (July 2000)

*''Grey Hunter'' * by William King (February 2002)

*''Wolfblade'' * by William King (October 2003)

*''Sons of Fenris'' * by Lee Lightner (January 2007)

*''Wolf's Honour'' * by Lee Lightner (March 2008)

===''Sagas of the Space Wolves Series''===

*''Sons of Russ'' (e-book anthology of previously published short stories) (July 2012)

===Other stories===

*''Blood of Asaheim'' by Chris Wraight (hardcover edition) (March 2013)

*"Engage the Enemy" by Lee Lightner (e-short) (March 2013)

*"Wulfen" by Chris Wraight (e-short) (March 2013)

=={{anchor|ultra}}Ultramarines==

Authored by [[Graham McNeill]] these works are closely linked to the [[#ironw|''Iron Warriors Series'']]

===''Novel Series''===

*''Nightbringer'' * (January 2002)

*''Warriors of Ultramar'' * (March 2003)

*''Dead Sky Black Sun'' * (October 2004)

*''The Killing Ground'' * (June 2008)

*''Courage and Honour'' * (June 2009)

*''The Chapter's Due'' * (June 2010)

===Other stories===

*''Eye of Vengeance'' (audio drama) (May 2012)

*"Chains of Command" * (short story in ''Ultramarines: Omnibus'')

*"Black Bone Road" * (short story in ''Ultramarines: The Second Omnibus'')

*"Consequences" * (short story in ''Ultramarines: The Second Omnibus'')

*"Leviathan" (special edition short story)

==Word Bearers==

Authored by Anthony Reynolds

===''Novel Series''===

*''Dark Apostle'' * (September 2007)

*''Dark Disciple'' * (December 2008)

*''Dark Creed'' * (January 2010)

===Other stories===

*"Torment" * (short story)

*"Vox Dominus" (short story)

==Other releases==

===Anthologies===

*''Into The Maelstrom'' edited by [[Marc Gascoigne]] and Andy Jones (September 1999)

*''Dark Imperium'' edited by Marc Gascoigne and Andy Jones (January 2001)

*''Deathwing'' edited by Neil Jones and David Pringle (1990, republished November 2001)

*''Words of Blood'' edited by Marc Gascoigne and Christian Dunn (July 2002)

*''Crucible of War'' edited by Marc Gascoigne and Christian Dunn (May 2003)

*''What Price Victory'' edited by Marc Gascoigne and Christian Dunn (April 2004)

*''Bringers of Death'' edited by Marc Gascoigne and Christian Dunn (August 2005)

*''Let The Galaxy Burn'' edited by Marc Gascoigne and Christian Dunn (April 2006)

*''Tales from the Dark Millennium'' edited by Marc Gascoigne and Christian Dunn (October 2006)

*''Planetkill'' edited by Nick Kyme and Lindsey Priestely (July 2008)

*''The Book of Blood'' edited by Christian Dunn (April 2010)

*''Fear The Alien'' edited by Christian Dunn (September 2010)

*''The Space Marine Script Book'' edited by Christian Dunn (collects audio drama scripts) (December 2012)

====''Space Marines Anthology Series''====

*''Heroes of the Space Marines'' edited by Nick Kyme and Lindsey Priestely (May 2009)

*''Legends of the Space Marines'' edited by Christian Dunn (May 2010)

*''Victories of the Space Marines'' edited by Christian Dunn (April 2011)

*''Treacheries of the Space Marines'' edited by Christian Dunn (October 2012)

===Audio dramas===

*''Thunder from Fenris'' by Nick Kyme (December 2009)

*''The Madness Within'' by [[Steve Lyons]] (August 2011)

*''Mission: Purge'' by Gav Thorpe (September 2012)

*''Perfection'' by Nick Kyme (October 2012)

*''Chosen of Khorne'' by Anthony Reynolds (October 2012)

*"Doomseeker" by Nick Kyme (e-audio drama short) (November 2012)

===Gamebooks===

*''Hive of the Dead'' by Christian Dunn (September 2011)

*''Herald of Oblivion'' by Jonathan Green (July 2012)

===Novels===

*''Space Marine'' by [[Ian Watson]] (1993)

*''Eye of Terror'' by [[Barrington J. Bayley]] (November 1999)

*''Pawns of Chaos'' by [[Brian Stableford]] (April 2001)

*''Farseer'' by William King (May 2002)

*''Angels of Darkness'' by Gav Thorpe (February 2003)

*''Daemon World'' by Ben Counter (April 2003)

*''Fire Warrior'' by [[Simon Spurrier]] (September 2003)

*''Iron Hands'' by Jonathan Green (August 2004)

*''Lord of the Night'' by Simon Spurrier (January 2005)

*''Eldar Prophecy'' by [[Cassern S. Goto]] (February 2007)

*''Relentless'' by Richard Williams (April 2008)

*''Brothers of the Snake'' by [[Dan Abnett]] (May 2008)

*''Assault on Black Reach'' by Nick Kyme (September 2008)

*''Space Hulk: The Novel'' by Gav Thorpe (September 2009)

*''Sons of Dorn'' by [[Chris Roberson]] (January 2010)

*''The Emperors Gift'' by Aaron Dembski-Bowden (May 2012)

*''Priests of Mars'' by [[Graham McNeill]] (August 2012)

===Short stories===

====E-shorts====

*"For The Fallen" * by Aaron Dembski-Bowden (March 2012)

*"Kill Hill" * by Dan Abnett (March 2012)

*"The Weakness of Others" * by Laurie Goulding (March 2012)

*"All is Dust" by John French (April 2012)

*"Evil Eye" * by David Annandale (April 2012)

*"Eclipse of Hope" by David Annandale (July 2012)

====''Hammer and Bolter'' stories====

''Hammer and Bolter'' was a download-only Black Library monthly e-magazine published between October 2010 and November 2012. It included short stories, novel extracts, and serialized novellas in text and audio formats.

*"Hunted" by John French (Issue 4)

*"Action & Consequence" by [[Sarah Cawkwell]] (Issue 5)

*"Tower of Blood" by Tony Ballantyne (Issue 6)

*"Flesh" by Chris Wraight (Issue 7)

*"Cause and Effect" by Sarah Cawkwell (Issue 8)

*"A Commander Shadow" by Braden Campbell (Issue 8)

*"The Arkunasha War" by Andy Chambers (Issue 9)

*"We Are One" by John French (Issue 10)

*"Bitter End" by Sarah Cawkwell (Issue 12)

*"Reparation" by Andy Smillie (Issue 13)

*"Lesser Evils" by Tom Foster (Issue 13)

*"Hunted" by Braden Campbell (Issue 13)

*"In the Shadow of the Emperor" by Chris Dows (Issue 14)

*"The Pact" by Sarah Cawkwell (Issue 15)

*"The Shadow in the Glass" by Steve Lyons (Issue 16)

*"Vermilion" by Ben Counter (Issue 17)

*"Irixa" by Ben Counter (Issue 19)

*"In Hrondir's Tomb" by Mark Clapham (Issue 20)

*"The Shadow of the Beast " by Laurie Goulding (Issue 21)

*"The Mouth of Chaos" by Chris Dows (Issue 22)

*"Tyrant's Chosen" by Sarah Cawkwell (Issue 23)

*"The Rite of Holos" by Guy Haley (Issue 24)

====''Inferno!'' stories====

''[[Inferno!]]'' was a bi-monthly print magazine published by the Black Library between July 1997 and January 2005

* "Altar of Cyrene" by Lucien Soulban (Issue 45) (November–December 2004)

==See also==

''You might also want to look into'' Warhammer 40k comics.

==External links==

* [http://www.blacklibrary.com Official website of the main Games Workshop fiction imprint.]

Psionic Power

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'''Psionic Power''' is one in a series of class-focused supplement books released by [[Wizards of the Coast]] for [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition]]. As the name says, the book is all about expanding options for the [[Psionics]] classes - [[Ardent]], [[Battlemind]], [[Monk]], and [[Psion]] - in the form of new exploits, variant class features, [[Paragon Path]]s, [[Epic Destiny|Epic Destinies]], feats, and other miscellaneous goods. Equivalent books for the other sources were [[Arcane Power]], [[Divine Power]], [[Martial Power]] and [[Primal Power]].

It shares the unique trait of being one of only two X Power books that actually covers every single class of its associated power source with [[Martial Power]].

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Elemental Weird

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'''Elemental Weirds''' are, as the name implies, an [[elemental]] race from the history of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Uniquely for elementals, they've actually changed quite drastically between [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] and [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]].

They debuted as the "Elemental-kin: Water Weird"; an intelligent but usually hostile water [[elemental]] that could shapeshift between the form of a mass of water and a snake made of solid water. They were pretty much generic cannon fodder enemies. This version of the creature debuted in the original, tournament-dungeon version of The Lost Caverns of Tsojconth for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition, and was later included in the first edition Monster Manual, where Ernie Gygax is credited as its creator. It was updated to 2nd edition in the Monstrous Compendium Volume Two, and is reprinted in the Monstrous Manual under the "elemental, water kin" heading.

In [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]], however, the Elemental Weird - which debuted in the [[Monster Manual]] II - was instead stated to be a species of [[elemental]]s found all over the [[Elemental Planes]], taking the forms of [[monstergirls|beautiful women made up of elemental matter, be it Earth, Air, Water or Fire]]. These creatures are described as elemental oracles, acting as seers and fortune tellers. This version of the Elemental Weird would receive an Ecology of the Elemental Weird article in [[Dragon Magazine]] issue #347, which also brought back the original Water Weird by stating that infant Elemental Weirds - statted here as "Lesser Weirds" - spend their lives as snake-like elementals tied to a mass of elemental matter, until eventually they mature and transform into the shapely elemental [[nymph]]s. [[Elemental Book Series|Frostburn]] would expand the list of four elemental weirds with two new ones from the Paraelemental Plane of Cold; Ice Weirds and Snow Weirds.

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List of Warhammer 40,000 novels

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Following the 1987 initial release of [[Games Workshop]]'s ''[[Warhammer 40,000]]'' wargame, set in a far future science fantasy universe, the company began publishing [[Fluff|background literature]] that expands previous material, adds new material, and describes the universe, its characters, and its events in detail.

Since 1997 the bulk of background literature has been published by the affiliated imprint [[Black Library]]. The increasing number of fiction works by an expanding list of authors is published in several formats and media, including audio, digital and print. Most of the works, which include full-length novels, novellas, short stories, graphic novels, and audio dramas, are parts of named book series.

Entries marked with an asterisk (*) have been collected in omnibus editions.

At the time of this edit, this article listed 365 titles in total.
And yes... it was almost entirely copied from Wikipedia. That's why the formatting and the links seem screwy in some places. Not to mention the categories.
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==''Bastion Wars Novel Series''==

Authored by Henry Zou

*''Emperor's Mercy'' (August 2009)

*''Flesh and Iron'' (April 2010)

*''Blood Gorgons'' (March 2011)

==Bequin==

Authored by [[Dan Abnett]] these works are closely linked to the [[#Eisenhorn|Eisenhorn]] and [[#Ravenor|Ravenor stories]]

*"Perihelion" * (short story) (September 2012)

*''Pariah: Ravenor vs. Eisenhorn'' (November 2012)

==Black Templars==

Authored by Jonathan Green

*''Crusade for Armageddon'' * (July 2003)

*''Conquest of Armageddon'' * (December 2005)

*"Sanctuary" * (short story)

*"The Relic" * (short story)

==Blood Angels==

Authored by [[James Swallow]]

===''Novel Series''===

*''Deus Encarmine'' * (December 2004)

*''Deus Sanguinius'' * (April 2005)

*''Red Fury'' * (September 2008)

*''Black Tide'' * (February 2010)

===Other===

*''Heart of Rage'' * (novella) (July 2009)

*''Bloodline'' * (novella) (September 2010)

*"Blood Debt" * (short story) (February 2012)

*"Redeemed" * (short story) (February 2012)

==Blood Ravens: Dawn of War==

*''Dawn of War'' * by [[Cassern S. Goto]] (November 2004)

*''Dawn of War: Ascension'' * by Cassern S. Goto (November 2005)

*''Dawn of War: Tempest'' * by Cassern S. Goto (September 2006)

*''Dawn of War 2'' by [[Chris Roberson]] (February 2009)

*''The Trials of Isador'' * by Cassern S. Goto (March 2008)

==Ciaphas Cain==

{{Main|Ciaphas Cain}}

Authored by [[Alex Stewart (writer)|Alex Stewart]] under the pseudonym Sandy Mitchell.

===''Novel Series''===

*''For the Emperor'' * (November 2003)

*''Caves of Ice'' * (January 2004)

*''The Traitor's Hand'' * (May 2005)

*''Death or Glory'' * (February 2006)

*''Duty Calls'' * (May 2007)

*''Cain's Last Stand'' * (November 2008)

*''The Emperor's Finest'' * (December 2010)

*''The Last Ditch'' * (February 2012)

*''The Greater Good'' * (January 2013)

*''Choose Your Enemies'' (February 2019)

===Other stories===

*''Dead in the Water'' (audio drama) (June 2011)

*"A Mug of Recaff" (short story published in ''Hammer and Bolter'' #20) (May 2012)

*''Old Soldiers Never Die'' (novella) (November 2012)

*"Echoes of the Tomb" * (short story)

*"Fight or Flight" * (short story)

*"Sector 13" * (short story)

*"The Beguiling" * (short story)

*"Traitor's Gambit" * (short story)

==Dark Angels==

Authored by [[Christian Dunn]].

*"Easy Prey" (e-short) (March 2012)

*''Malediction'' (audio drama) (July 2012)

*''Dark Vengeance'' (September 2012)

===''Legacy of Caliban Trilogy''===

*''Ravenwing'' by [[Gav Thorpe]] (January 2013)

==Dark Eldar==

Authored by [[Andy Chambers]].

===''Novel Trilogy''===

*''Path of the Renegade'' (February 2012)

*''Path of the Incubus'' (February 2013)
*''Path of the Archon'' (March 2014)

===Other stories===

*''Midnight on the Street of Knives'' (e-book novella) (June 2011)

*"Bellathonis and the Shadow King" (short story) (March 2012)

*''The Masque of Vyle'' ("premium edition" novella) (February 2013)

==''Dark Heresy Series''==

Authored by [[Alex Stewart (writer)|Sandy Mitchell]]

*''Scourge The Heretic'' (February 2008)

*''Innocence Proves Nothing'' (November 2009)

==''[[Age of the Dark Imperium|Dark Imperium]] Series''==

Authored by [[Guy Haley]]

*''Dark Imperium'' (June 2018)

*''Dark Imperium: Plague War'' (Jauary 2019)

==Deathwatch==

*''Warrior Brood'' * by [[Cassern S. Goto]] (September 2005)

*''Warrior Coven'' * by Cassern S. Goto (May 2006)

*''Xenos Hunters'' edited by Christian Dunn (anthology) (September 2012)

==Eisenhorn==

Authored by [[Dan Abnett]] these works are closely linked to the [[#Bequin|Bequin]] and [[#Ravenor|Ravenor stories]]

===''Novel Trilogy''===

*''Xenos'' * (May 2001)

*''Malleus'' * (December 2001)

*''Hereticus'' * (January 2002)

===Other stories===

*"The Strange Demise of Titus Endor" (short story published in ''Hammer and Bolter'' #1) (October 2010)

*''Thorn and Talon'' (audio drama bundle) (December 2011)

*"Born to Us" (special edition e-short) (December 2012)

*"Backloth For A Crown Additional" * (short story)

*"Missing in Action" * (short story)

==Eldar==

"Asurmen: Hand of Asuryan" By Gav Thorpe (Novella) (October 2015)

"Valedor" By Guy Haley (Novel) (April 2015)

"The Path Forsaken" By Rob Sanders (Ebook) (April 2015)

"Howl of the Banshee" By Gav Thorpe (Audio Drama/Ebook) (April 2015)

Authored by Gav Thorpe

*''Path of the Warrior'' (July 2010)

*''Path of the Seer'' (September 2011)

*''Path of the Outcast'' (September 2012)

==Enforcer: Shira Calpurnia==

Authored by Matthew Farrer

*''Crossfire'' * (June 2003)

*''Legacy'' * (July 2004)

*''Blind'' * (July 2006)

==Flesh Tearers==

Authored by Andy Smillie

*"Beneath The Flesh" (short story published in ''Hammer and Bolter'' #15 and #16) (December 2011–January 2012)

*"At Gaius Point" (short story) (July 2011)

*"Immortalis" (e-short) (March 2012)

*''Torturer's Thirst'' (e-book) (November 2012)

*''Flesh of Cretacia'' (November 2012)

==Gaunt's Ghosts==

{{Main|Gaunt's Ghosts}}

Authored by [[Dan Abnett]]

===''Novel Series''===

*''First and Only'' * (August 1999)

*''Ghostmaker'' * (May 2000)

*''Necropolis'' * (November 2000)

*''Honour Guard'' * (August 2001)

*''The Guns of Tanith'' * (April 2002)

*''Straight Silver'' * (November 2002)

*''Sabbat Martyr'' * (August 2003)

*''Traitor General'' * (September 2004)

*''His Last Command'' * (October 2005)

*''The Armour of Contempt'' * (November 2006)

*''Only in Death'' * (November 2007)

*''Iron Star'' (novella) * (September 2008)

*''Blood Pact'' * (November 2009)

*''Salvation's Reach'' * (October 2011)

*''The Warmaster'' (December 2017)

*''The Anarch'' (February 2019)

===Other stories===

*''Of Their Lives in the Ruins of Their Cities'' (novella) (September 2010)

*"In Remembrance" * (short story)

===Spin-off works===

*''The Sabbat Worlds Crusade'' (background book) (October 2005)

*''Titanicus'' (October 2008)

*''Sabbat Worlds Anthology'' edited by Dan Abnett (short story anthology) (September 2010)

====Phantine Air Corps====

*''Double Eagle'' (June 2004)

==Gothic War==

Authored by [[Gordon Rennie]]

*''Execution Hour'' * (June 2001)

*''Shadowpoint'' * (March 2003)

*"Incident at Stranivar" (short story)

*"Wolf Pack" (short story)

==Grey Knights==

Authored by Ben Counter

===''Novel Trilogy''===

*''Grey Knights'' * (May 2004)

*''Dark Adeptus'' * (January 2006)

*''Hammer of Daemons'' * (February 2008)

===Other stories===

*"Sacrifice" * (short story) (April 2011)

==Horus Heresy==

===Book series===

*''Horus Rising'' by [[Dan Abnett]] (April 2006)

*''False Gods'' by [[Graham McNeill]] (June 2006)

*''Galaxy in Flames'' by Ben Counter (October 2006)

*''Flight of the Eisenstein'' by James Swallow (March 2007)

*''Fulgrim'' by Graham McNeill (July 2007)

*''Descent of Angels'' by Mitchell Scanlon (October 2007)

*''Legion'' by Dan Abnett (March 2008)

*''Battle for the Abyss'' by Ben Counter (August 2008)

*''Mechanicum'' by Graham McNeill (December 2008)

*''Tales of Heresy'' edited by Nick Kyme and Lindsey Priestley (anthology) (April 2009)

*''Fallen Angels'' by Mike Lee (July 2009)

*''A Thousand Sons'' by Graham McNeill (March 2010)

*''Nemesis'' by James Swallow (August 2010)

*''The First Heretic'' by Aaron Dembski-Bowden (November 2010)

*''Prospero Burns'' by Dan Abnett (January 2011)

*''Age of Darkness'' edited by Christian Dunn (anthology) (May 2011)

*''The Outcast Dead'' by Graham McNeill (November 2011)

*''Deliverance Lost'' by Gav Thorpe (January 2012)

*''Know No Fear'' by Dan Abnett (March 2012)

*''The Primarchs'' edited by Christian Dunn (anthology) (June 2012)

*''Fear to Tread'' by James Swallow (August 2012)

*''Shadows of Treachery'' edited by Christian Dunn and Nick Kyme (anthology) (September 2012)

*''Angel Exterminatus'' by Graham McNeill ("Premium" edition) (October 2012)

*''Betrayer'' by Aaron Dembski-Bowden ("Premium" edition) (December 2012)

*''Mark of Calth'' Edited by Laurie Goulding ("Premium" edition) (March 2013)

*''Vulkan Lives'' by Nick Kyme ("Premium" edition) (August 2013)

*''Unremembered Empire'' by Dan Abnett ("Premium" edition) (December 2013)

*''Scars'' by Chris Wraight ("Premium" edition) (Febuary 2014)

*''Vengeful Spirit'' by Graham McNeill (May 2014)

*''The Master of Mankind'' by Aaron Dembski-Bowden ("Premium" edition) (December 2014)

===''Garro'' series (audio dramas)===

Scripted by [[James Swallow]]

*''Oath of Moment'' (December 2010)

*''Legion of One'' (April 2011)

*''Sword of Truth'' (December 2012)

*''Burden of Duty'' (March 2013)

===Other stories===

*"The Dark King" by Graham McNeill (limited edition audio drama short) * (June 2008)

*"The Lightning Tower" by Dan Abnett (limited edition audio drama short) * (June 2008)

*''Raven's Flight'' by Gav Thorpe (audio drama) (February 2010)

*''Promethean Sun'' by Nick Kyme (limited edition novella) (May 2011)

*"Death of a Silversmith" by Graham McNeill (short story) * (September 2011)

*''Aurelian'' by Aaron Dembski-Bowden (limited edition novella) (October 2011)

*"Army of One" by Rob Sanders (e-short) * (April 2012)

*''Butcher's Nails'' by Aaron Dembski-Bowden (audio drama) (June 2012)

*"Kryptos" by Graham McNeill (e-short) (June 2012)

*"Grey Angel" by John French (e-audio drama short) (August 2012)

*"Distant Echoes of Old Night" by Rob Sanders (limited edition short story) * (September 2012)

*''Brotherhood of the Storm'' by Chris Wraight (limited edition novella) (September 2012)

*"Burden of Duty" by James Swallow (e-audio drama short) (October 2012)

*"Lost Sons" by James Swallow (limited edition short story) (November 2012)

* "The Divine Word" by Gav Thorpe (limited edition short story) (November 2012)

*''The Scripts: Volume One'' edited by Christian Dunn ("Premium" edition audio drama script anthology) (December 2012)

*"Warmaster" by John French (special edition e-audio drama short) (December 2012)

*"Strike and Fade" by Guy Haley (special edition e-audio drama short) (December 2012)

*"Veritas Ferrum" by David Annandale (special edition e-audio drama short) (December 2012)

*''The Sigillite'' by Chris Wraight (audio drama) (March 2013)

*''The Imperial Truth'' Edited by Laurie Goulding (limited edition novella) (May 2013)

*''Corax: Soulforge'' by Gav Thorpe (limited edition novella) (July 2013)

*''Scorched Earth'' by Nick Kyme (limited edition novella) (August 2013)

*''Tallarn: Executioner'' By John French (limited edition novella) (September 2013)

{{Further|Horus Heresy (novels)|Horus Heresy#expand{{!}}Expansion and continuity (in Horus Heresy)}}

==Imperial Guard==

*''Fifteen Hours'' * by Mitchell Scanlon (June 2005)

*''Death World'' * by [[Steve Lyons]] (December 2006)

*''Rebel Winter'' * by Steve Parker (July 2007)

*''Desert Raiders'' * by Lucien Soulban (December 2007)

*''Ice Guard'' * by Steve Lyons (January 2009)

*''Gunheads'' * by Steve Parker (May 2009)

*''Cadian Blood'' by Aaron Dembski-Bowden (October 2009)

*"Waiting Death" * by Steve Lyons (short story) (April 2010)

*''Redemption Corps'' by Rob Sanders (May 2010)

*''Dead Men Walking'' by Steve Lyons (December 2010)

*''Imperial Glory'' by Richard Williams (August 2011)

*''Iron Guard'' by Mark Clapham (e-book) (July 2012)

*"A Blind Eye" * by Steve Parker (short story)

*"Better The Devil" * by Steve Lyons (short story)

*"Knee Deep" * by Mitchell Scanlon (short story)

*"Mercy Run" * by Steve Parker (short story)

*"Survivor" by Steve Parker (e-short)

*"The Citadel" * by Steve Parker (short story)

==Inquisitor Czevak==

Authored by Rob Sanders

*''Necessary Evil'' (novella) (March 2011)

*''Atlas Infernal'' (July 2011)

*"Czevak To The Dark Tower Came" (special edition e-short) (December 2012)

==Inquisition War==

Authored by [[Ian Watson]]

===''Inquisition Wars Trilogy''===

*''Inquisitor'' (1990) (reprinted as ''Draco'' in 2002)

*''Harlequin'' (1994)

*''Chaos Child'' (1995)

===Other stories===

*"The Alien Beast Within" * (short story)

*"Warped Stars" * (short story)

=={{anchor|ironw}}Iron Warriors==

Authored by [[Graham McNeill]] these works are closely linked to the [[#ultra|''Ultramarines Series'']]

*''Storm of Iron'' * (May 2008)

*''Iron Warrior'' * (novella) (April 2010)

*"The Beast of Calth" * (short story)

*"The Enemy of My Enemy" * (short story)

*"The Heraclitus Effect" * (short story)

*"The Iron Without" * (short story)

*"The Skull Harvest" * (short story)

==Last Chancers==

Authored by Gav Thorpe

*''Thirteenth Legion'' * (December 2000)

*''Kill Team'' * (October 2001)

*''Annihilation Squad'' * (March 2004)

*"Deliverance" * (short story)

*"Liberty" * (short story)

==''Macharian Crusade Series''==

*''Angel of Fire'' by [[William King]] (July 2012)

==Necromunda==

{{Main|Necromunda}}

*''Status: Deadzone'' edited by [[Marc Gascoigne]] and Andy Jones (anthology) (August 2000)

*''Survival Instinct'' * by [[Andy Chambers]] (May 2005)

*''Salvation'' * by [[Cassern S. Goto]] (May 2005)

*''Junktion'' * by Matthew Farrer (October 2005)

*''Fleshworks'' * by Lucien Soulban (February 2006)

*''Back from the Dead'' * by Nick Kyme (August 2006)

*''Outlander'' * by Matt Keefe (December 2006)

*"A World Above" * (short story)

*"Bad Medicine' * (short story)

*"Bad Spirits" * (short story)

*"Badlands Skelter's Downhive Monster Show" * (short story)

*"Boyz in the Hive" * (short story)

*"Descent" * (short story)

*"Firestarter" * (short story)

*"Mama's Boys" * (short story)

*"Mark of a Warrior" * (short story)

*"Rat in the Walls" * (short story)

*"Rites of Passage" * (short story)

*"Sisters" * (short story)

*"The Daemon Bottle" * (short story)

*"The Day of Thirst" * (short story)

*"The Lake" * (short story)

===Kal Jerico===

*''Blood Royal'' * by [[Gordon Rennie]] and Will McDermott (July 2005)

*''Cardinal Crimson'' * by Will McDermott (May 2006)

*''Lasgun Wedding'' * by Will McDermott (April 2007)

==Night Lords==

Authored by [[Aaron Dembski-Bowden]]

===''Novel Series''===

*''Soul Hunter'' (March 2010)

*''Blood Reaver'' (May 2011)

*''Void Stalker'' (May 2012)

===Other stories===

*''Throne of Lies'' (audio drama) (August 2010)

*''Shadow Knight'' (novella)

*"The Core" (e-short)

==Raven Guard==

Authored by [[George Mann]]

*''Helion Rain'' (audio drama) (February 2011)

*''Labyrinth of Sorrows'' (audio drama) (February 2012)

*"Prey" (e-short) (April 2012)

*''The Unkindness of Ravens'' (novella) (May 2012)

*''With Baited Breath'' (audio drama) (November 2012)

==Ravenor==

Authored by [[Dan Abnett]] these works are closely linked to the [[#Bequin|Bequin]] and [[#Eisenhorn|Eisenhorn stories]]

===''Novel Trilogy''===

*''Ravenor'' * (March 2005)

*''Ravenor Returned'' * (June 2006)

*''Ravenor Rogue'' * (January 2008)

===Other stories===

*"Playing Patience" * (short story)

*"Thorn Wishes Talon" * (short story)

==Rogue Trader==

Authored by Andy Hoare

*''Rogue Star'' (August 2006)

*''Star of Damocles'' (August 2007)

*''Savage Scars'' (March 2011)

==Salamanders==

Authored by Nick Kyme

===''Tome of Fire Novel Trilogy''===

*''Salamander'' (September 2009)

*''Firedrake'' (November 2010)

*''Nocturne'' (November 2011)

*''Tome of Fire'' (anthology) (December 2012)

===Other stories===

*"Fireborn" (short story) (June 2010)

*"Vulkan's Shield" (short story) (July 2011)

*"Only Ash Remains" * (e-short) (March 2012)

==''Sisters of Battle Series''==

Authored by [[James Swallow]]

*''Faith and Fire'' (March 2006)

*''Red and Black'' (audio drama) (October 2011)

*''Hammer and Anvil'' (December 2011)

== Soul Drinkers ==

Authored by Ben Counter

===''Novel Series''===

*''Soul Drinker'' * (September 2002)

*''The Bleeding Chalice'' * (December 2003)

*''Crimson Tears'' * (February 2005)

*''Chapter War'' (April 2007)

*''Hellforged'' (April 2009)

*''Phalanx'' (April 2012)

===Other stories===

*''Daenyathos'' (novella) (August 2010)

=={{anchor|smbs}}''Space Marine Battles Series''==

*''Rynn's World'' by Steve Parker (February 2010)

*''Helsreach'' by Aaron Dembski-Bowden (May 2010)

*''Hunt For Voldorius'' by Andy Hoare (September 2010)

*''The Purging of Kadillus'' by Gav Thorpe (February 2011)

*''The Fall of Damnos'' by Nick Kyme (April 2011)

*''Battle of the Fang'' by Chris Waight (June 2011)

*''The Gildar Rift'' by Sarah Cawkwell (December 2011)

*''Catechism of Hate'' by Gav Thorpe (novella) (January 2012)

*''Architect of Fate'' edited by Christian Dunn (anthology) (May 2012)

*''Legion of the Damned'' by Rob Sanders (April 2012)

*''Bloodspire'' by Christian Dunn (audio drama) (June 2012)

*''Wrath of Iron'' by Chris Wraight (June 2012)

*''Deathwolf'' by Andy Smillie (audio drama) (July 2012)

*''The Ascension of Balthasar'' by Christian Dunn (October 2012)

*''The Stromark Massacre'' by Andy Smillie and Christian Dunn (audio drama) (November 2012)

*''Flesh of Cretacia'' by Andy Smillie (November 2012)

*''The Siege of Castellax'' by C.L. Werner (December 2012)

*''Steel Blood'' by C.L. Werner (e-book) (January 2013)

*''The Death of Antagonis'' by David Annandale (February 2013)

*''The Death of Integrity'' by Guy Haley (August 2013)

*''Malodrax'' (December 2013)

==Space Wolves==

===Ragnar===

*''Space Wolf'' * by [[William King]] (December 1999)

*''Ragnar's Claw'' * by William King (July 2000)

*''Grey Hunter'' * by William King (February 2002)

*''Wolfblade'' * by William King (October 2003)

*''Sons of Fenris'' * by Lee Lightner (January 2007)

*''Wolf's Honour'' * by Lee Lightner (March 2008)

===''Sagas of the Space Wolves Series''===

*''Sons of Russ'' (e-book anthology of previously published short stories) (July 2012)

===Other stories===

*''Blood of Asaheim'' by Chris Wraight (hardcover edition) (March 2013)

*"Engage the Enemy" by Lee Lightner (e-short) (March 2013)

*"Wulfen" by Chris Wraight (e-short) (March 2013)

=={{anchor|ultra}}Ultramarines==

Authored by [[Graham McNeill]] these works are closely linked to the [[#ironw|''Iron Warriors Series'']]

===''Novel Series''===

*''Nightbringer'' * (January 2002)

*''Warriors of Ultramar'' * (March 2003)

*''Dead Sky Black Sun'' * (October 2004)

*''The Killing Ground'' * (June 2008)

*''Courage and Honour'' * (June 2009)

*''The Chapter's Due'' * (June 2010)

===Other stories===

*''Eye of Vengeance'' (audio drama) (May 2012)

*"Chains of Command" * (short story in ''Ultramarines: Omnibus'')

*"Black Bone Road" * (short story in ''Ultramarines: The Second Omnibus'')

*"Consequences" * (short story in ''Ultramarines: The Second Omnibus'')

*"Leviathan" (special edition short story)

==Word Bearers==

Authored by Anthony Reynolds

===''Novel Series''===

*''Dark Apostle'' * (September 2007)

*''Dark Disciple'' * (December 2008)

*''Dark Creed'' * (January 2010)

===Other stories===

*"Torment" * (short story)

*"Vox Dominus" (short story)

==Other releases==

===Anthologies===

*''Into The Maelstrom'' edited by [[Marc Gascoigne]] and Andy Jones (September 1999)

*''Dark Imperium'' edited by Marc Gascoigne and Andy Jones (January 2001)

*''Deathwing'' edited by Neil Jones and David Pringle (1990, republished November 2001)

*''Words of Blood'' edited by Marc Gascoigne and Christian Dunn (July 2002)

*''Crucible of War'' edited by Marc Gascoigne and Christian Dunn (May 2003)

*''What Price Victory'' edited by Marc Gascoigne and Christian Dunn (April 2004)

*''Bringers of Death'' edited by Marc Gascoigne and Christian Dunn (August 2005)

*''Let The Galaxy Burn'' edited by Marc Gascoigne and Christian Dunn (April 2006)

*''Tales from the Dark Millennium'' edited by Marc Gascoigne and Christian Dunn (October 2006)

*''Planetkill'' edited by Nick Kyme and Lindsey Priestely (July 2008)

*''The Book of Blood'' edited by Christian Dunn (April 2010)

*''Fear The Alien'' edited by Christian Dunn (September 2010)

*''The Space Marine Script Book'' edited by Christian Dunn (collects audio drama scripts) (December 2012)

====''Space Marines Anthology Series''====

*''Heroes of the Space Marines'' edited by Nick Kyme and Lindsey Priestely (May 2009)

*''Legends of the Space Marines'' edited by Christian Dunn (May 2010)

*''Victories of the Space Marines'' edited by Christian Dunn (April 2011)

*''Treacheries of the Space Marines'' edited by Christian Dunn (October 2012)

===Audio dramas===

*''Thunder from Fenris'' by Nick Kyme (December 2009)

*''The Madness Within'' by [[Steve Lyons]] (August 2011)

*''Mission: Purge'' by Gav Thorpe (September 2012)

*''Perfection'' by Nick Kyme (October 2012)

*''Chosen of Khorne'' by Anthony Reynolds (October 2012)

*"Doomseeker" by Nick Kyme (e-audio drama short) (November 2012)

===Gamebooks===

*''Hive of the Dead'' by Christian Dunn (September 2011)

*''Herald of Oblivion'' by Jonathan Green (July 2012)

===Novels===

*''Space Marine'' by [[Ian Watson]] (1993)

*''Eye of Terror'' by [[Barrington J. Bayley]] (November 1999)

*''Pawns of Chaos'' by [[Brian Stableford]] (April 2001)

*''Farseer'' by William King (May 2002)

*''Angels of Darkness'' by Gav Thorpe (February 2003)

*''Daemon World'' by Ben Counter (April 2003)

*''Fire Warrior'' by [[Simon Spurrier]] (September 2003)

*''Iron Hands'' by Jonathan Green (August 2004)

*''Lord of the Night'' by Simon Spurrier (January 2005)

*''Eldar Prophecy'' by [[Cassern S. Goto]] (February 2007)

*''Relentless'' by Richard Williams (April 2008)

*''Brothers of the Snake'' by [[Dan Abnett]] (May 2008)

*''Assault on Black Reach'' by Nick Kyme (September 2008)

*''Space Hulk: The Novel'' by Gav Thorpe (September 2009)

*''Sons of Dorn'' by [[Chris Roberson]] (January 2010)

*''The Emperors Gift'' by Aaron Dembski-Bowden (May 2012)

*''Priests of Mars'' by [[Graham McNeill]] (August 2012)

===Short stories===

====E-shorts====

*"For The Fallen" * by Aaron Dembski-Bowden (March 2012)

*"Kill Hill" * by Dan Abnett (March 2012)

*"The Weakness of Others" * by Laurie Goulding (March 2012)

*"All is Dust" by John French (April 2012)

*"Evil Eye" * by David Annandale (April 2012)

*"Eclipse of Hope" by David Annandale (July 2012)

====''Hammer and Bolter'' stories====

''Hammer and Bolter'' was a download-only Black Library monthly e-magazine published between October 2010 and November 2012. It included short stories, novel extracts, and serialized novellas in text and audio formats.

*"Hunted" by John French (Issue 4)

*"Action & Consequence" by [[Sarah Cawkwell]] (Issue 5)

*"Tower of Blood" by Tony Ballantyne (Issue 6)

*"Flesh" by Chris Wraight (Issue 7)

*"Cause and Effect" by Sarah Cawkwell (Issue 8)

*"A Commander Shadow" by Braden Campbell (Issue 8)

*"The Arkunasha War" by Andy Chambers (Issue 9)

*"We Are One" by John French (Issue 10)

*"Bitter End" by Sarah Cawkwell (Issue 12)

*"Reparation" by Andy Smillie (Issue 13)

*"Lesser Evils" by Tom Foster (Issue 13)

*"Hunted" by Braden Campbell (Issue 13)

*"In the Shadow of the Emperor" by Chris Dows (Issue 14)

*"The Pact" by Sarah Cawkwell (Issue 15)

*"The Shadow in the Glass" by Steve Lyons (Issue 16)

*"Vermilion" by Ben Counter (Issue 17)

*"Irixa" by Ben Counter (Issue 19)

*"In Hrondir's Tomb" by Mark Clapham (Issue 20)

*"The Shadow of the Beast " by Laurie Goulding (Issue 21)

*"The Mouth of Chaos" by Chris Dows (Issue 22)

*"Tyrant's Chosen" by Sarah Cawkwell (Issue 23)

*"The Rite of Holos" by Guy Haley (Issue 24)

====''Inferno!'' stories====

''[[Inferno!]]'' was a bi-monthly print magazine published by the Black Library between July 1997 and January 2005

* "Altar of Cyrene" by Lucien Soulban (Issue 45) (November–December 2004)

==See also==

''You might also want to look into'' Warhammer 40k comics.

==External links==

* [http://www.blacklibrary.com Official website of the main Games Workshop fiction imprint.]

Magical Economy

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This page details a collaborative project by /tg/ to create a complex, comprehensive system to simulate a medieval economy in magic settings like D&D, after the fashion of [[Horo|Spice and Wolf]] or 3E's ''Magical Society: The Silk Road'' sourcebook, including a workable list of commodities and their values and the ability to take into account various factors such as supply and demand, transportation, economic bubbles, political and socioeconomic changes, and so on. The eventual aim is to have a system that can simulate medieval economy on the DM's side behind-the-scenes with reasonable accuracy, if not efficiency.

"A program that could generate a random map, populate it, give weather patterns, provide trade, and a 'seed' that DMs could send around the world as an example of their game world."

* [http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/22944074/ archive of the thread on /tg/]<br><br>

== System Reference Document ==

A condensed HTML document that contains not only the master table of goods/values/bulk, but also an overview of the rules that Silk Road uses to manage
trade, supply and demand, as well as haggling. The rule about "20 days travel" has been replaced with "400 miles travel" as a day is a very transient unit to use, and the Buy/Sell system, which was originally a 3E-style DC system, has been directly converted to a percentage system to make it more accessible for other systems. To convert for other systems, you will only need to replace the part referencing 2e's reaction adjustment and come up with a mechanic to reflect merchant skill based on the system's own skill framework.

This item is a useful reference and "DM Cheat Sheet" for the SR economy system, as it contains all of the most important rules as well as the master
list of all goods, including an expanded list of arms and armor.

[https://dl.dropbox.com/u/20499743/Economy.xhtml Dropbox HTML Link]

== Obsolete's SphereGen ==

The Sphere Generator is designed to generate a so-called "Sphere of Trade"; a list of items that are in high and low demand, as well as a list of items
that are not locally produced in the sphere (and are thus more valuable) and the corresponding perceived quality of these items.

The different types of spheres of trade are named after settlement types, though they are generic sizes of spheres and could apply to larger areas. The
categories which you may select are: village, small town, large town, and city. The settlement that you choose determines how many items are generated
and also applies a flat modifier to perceived quality of items, as larger settlements have more refined and picky tastes.

Items Generated per Settlement Size:
*Village - 20
*Small Town - 40
*Large Town - 60
*City - 80
*Metropolis - 100

The items are randomly assigned to the three categories of high demand, low demand, and low supply. Some spheres may have many items in high demand and
few in other categories, while others may have an even proportion of each.

You are then given the option to choose types of goods from three categories: high demand, low demand, and low supply. As high supply goods (goods produced within a short distance of the sphere) bear no modifiers to prices, they are irrelevant. Each category you choose adds another sub-list of
goods to the pool that will be chosen from for items of that type.

=== High Demand ===

Categories checked under high demand will contribute to the pool of high demand items selected. A high demand item will be worth either +10% or +25% of its original value, depending on whether the demand is moderate or high. Exceptional demand as per Silk Road is not generated by the program due to its
extremity as it is the opinion of the programmer that such a high bonus only occurs from "special circumstances", i.e. a plague or war.

=== Low Demand ===

Categories checked under low demand will contribute to the pool of low demand items selected. A low demand item is always worth -10% of its original value.

=== Low Supply ===

Categories checked under low supply will contribute to the pool of low supply items selected. Several factors determine the composition of a low supply item. First of all, the distance of the nearest production center of a low supply item - between 100 and 1200 miles - will be determined. Once this is done, the "perceived quality" will be determined; this refers to the fact that settlements treat some items of higher or lower quality than they actually are, depending on how much of it they encounter. A flat +1 bonus to perceived quality of all low-supply items is given in a village, a flat -1 for a city and a flat -2 for a metropolis. In addition, the perceived quality of an individual item is modified by the distance to the nearest production center; for each 400 miles away that it is, the perceived quality increases by 1.

=== Program Downloads ===

The Windows version of SphereGen can be downloaded here: [http://dl.dropbox.com/u/20499743/SphereGen/SphereGen_Windows_v6.zip Sphere Generator for Windows]

The ZIP file contains three items:

*A Goods folder which contains a text document for each category with a list of items
*A .EXE file used to run the program
*The source code in a .CS file in case you want to compile it yourself or modify it.

The program is free and so on; do with it as you please.

There is also a Linux version: it's still an .EXE since it's written in C#, but it's written for the Linux file structure (Goods/XXX rather than Goods\XXX) and so you should be able to run it with [http://www.mono-project.com/Main_Page mono]:

[http://dl.dropbox.com/u/20499743/SphereGen/SphereGen_Linux_v5.zip Sphere Generator for Linux]
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{|
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Type'''
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Name'''
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Cost/lb'''
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Transport Value(weight/bulk)'''
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Cost/Transport Unit'''
|-
| ||||||||
|-
| Arms and Armor||Armor, Light||3 gp||1/2||150 gp
|-
| Arms and Armor||Armor, Medium||5 gp||1/2||250 gp
|-
| Arms and Armor||Armor, Heavy||12 gp||2/1||600 gp
|-
| Arms and Armor||Shield, Light||1 gp||1/1||50 gp
|-
| Arms and Armor||Shield, Heavy||1 gp||1/1||50 gp
|-
| Arms and Armor||Shield, Tower||7 sp||2/1||35 gp
|-
| Arms and Armor||Melee, Simple||1.5 gp||1/1||75 gp
|-
| Arms and Armor||Melee, Martial||3 gp||1/1||150 gp
|-
| Arms and Armor||Melee, Exotic||5 gp||1/1||250 gp
|-
| Arms and Armor||Ranged, Simple||8 gp||1/1||200 gp
|-
| Arms and Armor||Ranged, Martial||20 gp||1/1||1,000 gp
|-
| Arms and Armor||Ranged, Exotic||25 gp||1/1||1,250 gp
|-
| Cloth||Burlap||1 sp||1/2||5 gp
|-
| Cloth||Canvas||1 sp||1/2||5 gp
|-
| Cloth||Cotton||1 sp||1/2||5 gp
|-
| Cloth||Felt||1 sp||1/3||5 gp
|-
| Cloth||Fine Woolens||1 gp||1/3||50 gp
|-
| Cloth||Flannel||1 sp||1/2||5 gp
|-
| Cloth||Lace||5 gp||1/3||250 gp
|-
| Cloth||Linen||1 sp||1/2||5 gp
|-
| Cloth||Satin||6 gp||1/2||300 gp
|-
| Cloth||Silk||4 gp||1/2||200 gp
|-
| Cloth||Velvet||2 gp||1/2||100 gp
|-
| Cloth||Wool||4 sp||1/3||20 gp
|-
| Cloth Goods||Artisan Clothing (various)||7 sp||1/3||35 gp
|-
| Cloth Goods||Blankets||2 sp||1/3||10 gp
|-
| Cloth Goods||Common Clothing (various)||3 sp||1/3||15 gp
|-
| Cloth Goods||Fine Clothing (various)||1 gp||1/3||50 gp
|-
| Cloth Goods||Rugs||5 sp||2/1||25 gp
|-
| Cloth Goods||Shoes/Boots||1 gp||1/5||50 gp
|-
| Cloth Goods||Tapestries||1 gp||2/1||50 gp
|-
| Cloth Goods||Thread||1 cp||1/2||0.5 gp
|-
| Cosmetics||Face Powder||1.6 gp||2/3||80 gp
|-
| Cosmetics||Hair Brush||1 gp||2/3||50 gp
|-
| Cosmetics||Hair Clip||8 sp||2/3||40 gp
|-
| Cosmetics||Hair Comb||1 gp||2/3||50 gp
|-
| Cosmetics||Henna||1 gp||2/3||50 gp
|-
| Cosmetics||Kohl||1.6 gp||2/3||80 gp
|-
| Cosmetics||Lip Pomade||1.6 gp||2/3||80 gp
|-
| Cosmetics||Perfume Oils||1 gp||2/3||50 gp
|-
| Cosmetics||Pomade||1 gp||2/3||50 gp
|-
| Cosmetics||Rouge||1.6 gp||2/3||80 gp
|-
| Cosmetics||Scented Water||5 sp||2/3||25 gp
|-
| Cosmetics||Skin Cream||1 gp||2/3||50 gp
|-
| Cosmetics||Soap, Castile||1 gp||2/1||50 gp
|-
| Cosmetics||Soap, Colored and/or Perfumed||2 gp||2/1||100 gp
|-
| Cosmetics||Soap, Lye||5 sp||2/1||25 gp
|-
| Cosmetics||Wig||5 gp||1/3||250 gp
|-
| Cosmetics||Wig Powder||5 sp||2/3||25 gp
|-
| ||Dairy||||||
|-
| Foodstuffs||Butter||2 gp||2/1||100 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Cheese, Hard||2 gp||3/2||100 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Cheese, Semi-Soft||1 gp||1/3||50 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Cheese, Soft and Fresh||8 sp||1/3||40 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Clarified Butter||4 gp||2/3||200 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Cream||4 sp||1/3||20 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Milk||2 sp||1/3||10 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Yogurt||6 sp||1/3||30 gp
|-
| ||Fresh Fruit||2 gp||2/3||100 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Apples||1 gp||1/1||50 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Apricots||1 gp||2/3||50 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Bananas||2 gp||1/1||100 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Blackberries||2 gp||2/3||100 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Blueberries||4 gp||2/3||200 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Boysenberries||4 gp||2/3||200 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Breadfruit||1 gp||1/1||50 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Brunchberries||1 gp||2/3||50 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Cactusfruit||2 sp||1/1||10 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Cantaloupe||2 sp||1/1||10 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Carambola||3 gp||1/1||150 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Cherries||3 gp||2/3||150 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Coconuts||5 gp||1/1||250 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Crabapples||8 cp||2/3||4 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Cranberries||3 gp||2/3||150 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Currents||2 gp||2/3||100 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Dates||3 gp||1/1||150 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Dewberries||4 sp||2/3||20 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Elderberries||1 gp||2/3||50 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Figs||6 sp||2/3||30 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Gooseberries||1 gp||2/3||50 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Grapefruit||5 gp||1/1||250 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Grapes||6 sp||2/3||30 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Guava||5 gp||1/1||250 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Huckleberries||1 gp||2/3||50 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Juneberries||9 sp||2/3||45 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Kiwis||3 gp||2/3||150 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Kumquats||3 gp||1/1||150 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Lemons||7 gp||1/1||350 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Limes||7 gp||1/1||350 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Lychees||5 gp||2/3||250 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Mangos||5 gp||1/1||250 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Oranges||7 gp||1/1||350 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Passion Fruit||5 gp||1/1||250 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Peaches||2 gp||2/3||100 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Pears||3 gp||2/3||150 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Persimmons||6 sp||2/3||30 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Pineapples||7 gp||1/1||350 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Plums||3 gp||2/3||150 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Pomegranate||7 gp||1/1||350 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Quince||7 gp||1/1||350 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Raspberries||4 gp||2/3||200 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Salmonberries||2 gp||2/3||100 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Snowberries||2 gp||2/3||100 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Strawberries||4 gp||2/3||200 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Tangerine||7 gp||1/1||350 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Thimbleberries||3 gp||2/3||150 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Wild Plums (sloe)||8 sp||2/3||40 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Wintergreen||4 gp||2/3||200 gp
|-
| ||Grain||5 cp ||1||2.5 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Grain, Amaranth||5 cp||1/1||2.5 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Grain, Barley||2 cp||1/1||1 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Grain, Buckwheat||5 cp||1/1||2.5 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Grain, Maize||7 cp||1/1||3.5 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Grain, Millet||5 cp||1/1||2.5 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Grain, Oats||2 cp||1/2||1 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Grain, Rice||7 cp||1/1||3.5 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Grain, Rye||5 cp||1/1||2.5 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Grain, Spelt||5 cp||1/1||2.5 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Grain, Wheat||7 cp||1/1||3.5 gp
|-
| ||Preserves||||||
|-
| Foodstuffs||Candied Fruit||6 gp||1/2||200 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Dried Beans||1 sp||1/1||5 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Dried Fish||1 gp||1/2||50 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Dried Fruits and Nuts||5 gp||1/2||250 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Dried Meats||1.5 gp||1/2||75 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Dried Vegetables||4 sp||1/2||20 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Hard Sausages||3 gp||1/2||150 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Pickled Fish||8 sp||1/2||40 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Pickled Fruits||4 gp||1/2||200 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Pickled Vegetables||4 sp||1/2||20 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Preserves/Jams||8 gp||1/2||400 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Vegetables (Fresh)||2 sp||1/1||5 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Artichokes||1 gp||1/2||50 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Asparagus||1 gp||1/1||50 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Avocados||2 gp||1/1||100 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Broccoli||8 cp||1/1||4 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Brussels Sprouts||2 cp||1/1||1 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Cabbages||1 cp||1/1||0.5 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Carrots||5 cp||1/1||2.5 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Cauliflower||1 sp||1/1||5 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Celery||1 sp||1/1||5 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Chickpeas||8 cp||1/1||4 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Chicory (Radicchio)||4 sp||1/1||20 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Cucumbers||2 sp||1/1||10 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Eggplants||3 sp||2/3||15 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Endives||1 gp||1/1||50 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Fava Beans||3 sp||2/3||15 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Green Beans||8 cp||2/3||4 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Kidney Beans||4 cp||2/3||2 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Leeks||1 sp||1/1||5 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Lentils||2 cp||1/1||1 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Lettuce||2 sp||1/2||10 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Long Beans||1 sp||1/1||5 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Mushrooms||1 gp||1/2||50 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Okras||5 cp||1/2||2.5 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Olives||5 sp||1/1||25 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Onions||3 sp||1/1||15 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Parsnips||5 cp||1/1||2.5 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Peas||1 sp||2/3||5 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Potatoes||4 cp||1/1||2 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Pumpkins||9 cp||1/1||4.5 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Rhubarb||1 sp||1/1||5 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Rutabagas||1 sp||1/1||5 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Scallions||2 sp||1/1||10 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Soybeans||8 cp||1/1||4 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Spinach||2 sp||1/2||10 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Spring Greens||2 sp||1/2||10 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Squashes||1 sp||1/1||5 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Tomatoes||5 sp||1/1||25 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Turnips||1 sp||1/1||5 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Yams||4 cp||1/1||2 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Spirits||4 cp||||
|-
| Foodstuffs||Ale||8 sp||1/2||2 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Hard Cider||5 sp||1/2||40 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Lager||2 gp||1/2||25 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Liquor||1 gp||1/2||100 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Spirits||5 gp||1/2||50 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Wine, Fine||5 cp||1/2||250 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Wine, Table||10 gp||1/2||2.5 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Other||15 gp||||
|-
| Foodstuffs||Candy||3.2 sp||1/1||500 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Coffee||5 sp||2/1||750 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Crème of Tartar||2 cp||2/1||16 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Eggs||6 gp||1/3||25 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Hardtack (Sea Biscuits)||1 gp||1/1||1 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Honey||2 gp||1/2||300 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Lard||1 gp||1/1||50 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Molasses||5 gp||2/1||100 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Olive Oil||5 gp||2/1||50 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Sugar||1 sp||1/1||2,500 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Tea||||1/1||250 gp
|-
| Foodstuffs||Vinegar||||1/2||5 gp
|-
| Gem||Agate||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Agni Mani (Tektite)||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Allanite (Epidote)||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Amazonite Microcline||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Apache Tears||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Augelite||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Azurite||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Banded Agate (Agate)||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Black and White Agate (Agate)||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Blue John Fluorite||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Blue Lace Agate (Agate)||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Boracite||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Borax||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Chromium Diopside||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Crazy Lace Agate (Agate)||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Dendritic Agate (Agate)||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Diopside||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Dry-head Agate (Agate)||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Electric Obsidian (Obsidian)||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Eye Agate (Agate)||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Faden Quartz (Quartz)||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Fire Agate (Agate)||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Fluorspar||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Frost Agate (Agate)||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Gypsum||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Hematite||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Holly Blue Agate (Agate)||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Howlite||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Iris Agate (Agate)||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Labradorite||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Lapis Lazuli||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Leopard Agate (Agate)||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Lodestone||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Malachite||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Milky Quartz (Quartz)||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Morion (Quartz)||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Moss Agate (Agate)||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Obsidian||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Okenite||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Oolite (Agate)||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Pele’s Hair||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Petalite||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Petrified Wood||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Quartz||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Rhodochrosite||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Rutilated Quartz (Quartz)||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Sagenite (Agate)||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Salite (Diopside)||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Sanidine||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Satin Spar (Gypsum)||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Silver Sheen Obsidian (Obsidian)||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Snowflake Obsidian (Obsidian)||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Sunstone||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Turitella (Agate)||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Variscite||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Violane (Diopside)||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Wonderstone (Jasper)||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Albite||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Amber||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Andalusite||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Apatite||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Aqua Aura (Quartz)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Augite||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Aventurine (Quartz)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Bat Cave Jasper (Jasper)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Benitoite||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Bixbyite||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Bloodstone (Chalcedony)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Brecciated Agate (Agate)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Bruneau Jasper (Jasper)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Carey Plume Agate (Agate)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Carnelian (Chalcedony)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Celestite||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Chalcedony||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Chrysolite||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Chrysoprase (Chrysolite)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Citrine (Quartz)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Covey Lace Agate (Agate)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Crown of Silver||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Dioptase||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Enstatite (Diopside)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Fayalite (Peridot)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Galena||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Gold Sheen Obsidian (Obsidian)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Graveyard Plume Agate (Agate)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Hiddenite (Spodumene)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Hydrophane (Opal)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Hypersthene||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Iolite||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Jasper||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Jet||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Kunzite (Spodumene)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Kyanite||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Lazulite||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Malacon (Zircon)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Moonstone||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Onyx||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Orbicular Jasper (Jasper)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Phantom Quartz (Quartz)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Picture Jasper (Jasper)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Priday Plume Agate (Agate)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Purple Obsidian (Obsidian)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Rainbow Obsidian (Obsidian)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Regency Plume Agate (Agate)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Rock Crystal (Quartz)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Samarskite||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Sard (Chalcedony)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Sardonyx (Chalcedony)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Scepter Quartz (Quartz)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Selenite (Gypsum)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Serpentine||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Smoky Quartz (Quartz)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Sodalite||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Strawberry Quartz (Quartz)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Sugilite (Tourmaline)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Tourmalined Quartz (Quartz)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Transvaal Jade (Garnet)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Turquois||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Witherite||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Woodward Ranch Plume Agate (Agate)||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Zircon||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Alexandrite||5,000 gp||4/1||250,000gp
|-
| Gem||Amethyst (Quartz)||5,000 gp||4/1||250,000gp
|-
| Gem||Ametrine||5,000 gp||4/1||250,000gp
|-
| Gem||Angel Skin Coral||5,000 gp||4/1||250,000gp
|-
| Gem||Buegerite (Tourmaline)||5,000 gp||4/1||250,000gp
|-
| Gem||Dravite (Tourmaline)||5,000 gp||4/1||250,000gp
|-
| Gem||Elbaite (Tourmaline)||5,000 gp||4/1||250,000gp
|-
| Gem||Garnet||5,000 gp||4/1||250,000gp
|-
| Gem||Grossular (Garnet)||5,000 gp||4/1||250,000gp
|-
| Gem||Hessonite (Garnet)||5,000 gp||4/1||250,000gp
|-
| Gem||Jade||5,000 gp||4/1||250,000gp
|-
| Gem||Jargoon (Zircon)||5,000 gp||4/1||250,000gp
|-
| Gem||Kornerupine||5,000 gp||4/1||250,000gp
|-
| Gem||Mottled Jasper||5,000 gp||4/1||250,000gp
|-
| Gem||Olivine||5,000 gp||4/1||250,000gp
|-
| Gem||Royal Plume Jasper||5,000 gp||4/1||250,000gp
|-
| Gem||Schorl (Tourmaline)||5,000 gp||4/1||250,000gp
|-
| Gem||Sinhalite||5,000 gp||4/1||250,000gp
|-
| Gem||Thulite (Zoisite)||5,000 gp||4/1||250,000gp
|-
| Gem||Tourmaline||5,000 gp||4/1||250,000gp
|-
| Gem||Uvite (Tourmaline)||5,000 gp||4/1||250,000gp
|-
| Gem||Zoisite||5,000 gp||4/1||250,000gp
|-
| Gem||Almandine (Garnet)||25,000 gp||4/1||1,250,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Andradite (Garnet)||25,000 gp||4/1||1,250,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Aquamarine (Beryl)||25,000 gp||4/1||1,250,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Beryl||25,000 gp||4/1||1,250,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Burnt Topaz||25,000 gp||4/1||1,250,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Demantoid (Garnet)||25,000 gp||4/1||1,250,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Euclase||25,000 gp||4/1||1,250,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Garnet Peridotite (Garnet)||25,000 gp||4/1||1,250,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Heliodor (Beryl)||25,000 gp||4/1||1,250,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Melanite (Garnet)||25,000 gp||4/1||1,250,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Pearl||25,000 gp||4/1||1,250,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Peridot (Olivine)||25,000 gp||4/1||1,250,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Rhodolite (Garnet)||25,000 gp||4/1||1,250,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Spessartine (Garnet)||25,000 gp||4/1||1,250,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Sphene||25,000 gp||4/1||1,250,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Spodumene||25,000 gp||4/1||1,250,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Topazolite (Garnet)||25,000 gp||4/1||1,250,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Uvarite (Garnet)||25,000 gp||4/1||1,250,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Australian Opal||50,000 gp||4/1||2,500,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Balas Ruby (Spinel)||50,000 gp||4/1||2,500,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Black Opal (Opal)||50,000 gp||4/1||2,500,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Blue Opal (Opal)||50,000 gp||4/1||2,500,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Boulder Opal (Opal)||50,000 gp||4/1||2,500,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Cachalong Opal (Opal)||50,000 gp||4/1||2,500,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Cherry Opal (Opal)||50,000 gp||4/1||2,500,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Emery (Corundum)||50,000 gp||4/1||2,500,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Fire Opal (Opal)||50,000 gp||4/1||2,500,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Girasol (Opal)||50,000 gp||4/1||2,500,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Goshenite (Beryl)||50,000 gp||4/1||2,500,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Honduran Opal (Opal)||50,000 gp||4/1||2,500,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Hyalite (Opal)||50,000 gp||4/1||2,500,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Imperial Topaz (Topaz)||50,000 gp||4/1||2,500,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Moss Opal (Opal)||50,000 gp||4/1||2,500,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Mountain Opal (Opal)||50,000 gp||4/1||2,500,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Sapphire (Corundum)||50,000 gp||4/1||2,500,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Spinel||50,000 gp||4/1||2,500,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Tomb Jade||50,000 gp||4/1||2,500,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Topaz||50,000 gp||4/1||2,500,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Water Opal (Opal)||50,000 gp||4/1||2,500,000 gp
|-
| Gem||White Opal (Opal)||50,000 gp||4/1||2,500,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Wood Opal (Opal)||50,000 gp||4/1||2,500,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Corundum||250,000 gp||4/1||12,500,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Diamond||250,000 gp||4/1||12,500,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Emerald (Beryl)||250,000 gp||4/1||12,500,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Harlequin Opal (Opal)||250,000 gp||4/1||12,500,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Jacinth (Zircon)||250,000 gp||4/1||12,500,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Jelly Opal (Opal)||250,000 gp||4/1||12,500,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Morganite (Beryl)||250,000 gp||4/1||12,500,000 gp
|-
| Gem||Ruby (Corundum)||250,000 gp||4/1||12,500,000 gp
|-
| Glass||Aeroglass||250 gp||2/1||12,500 gp
|-
| Glass||Glass||5 gp||6/1||250 gp
|-
| Glass||Leaded Crystal||8 gp||2/1||400 gp
|-
| Glass Goods||Beakers/Vials (1oz.-6 oz. capacity)||10 gp||1/2||500 gp
|-
| Glass Goods||Bottles/Decanters with stopper (1 oz.-5 gal capacity)||10 gp||1/2||500 gp
|-
| Glass Goods||Bowls (3oz.-10oz. capacity)||8 gp||1/2||400 gp
|-
| Glass Goods||Cups/Goblets/Mugs||10 gp||1/2||500 gp
|-
| Glass Goods||Jars/Pitchers||8 gp||1/2||400 gp
|-
| Glass Goods||Lens||15 gp||1/1||375 gp
|-
| Glass Goods||Mirror||15 gp||1/2||375 gp
|-
| Glass Goods||Window Glass||25 gp||1/4||1,250 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Agar||3.2 gp||1/2||160 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Agrimony||1.5 gp||1/2||75 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Alfalfa, leaf||1.1 gp||1/2||55 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Alfalfa, seed||9.8 sp||1/2||49 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Alkanet||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Allspice||1.1 gp||1/2||55 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Aloe||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Alum||1.1 gp||1/2||55 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Angelica Root||1.4 gp||1/2||70 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Anise Seed||9.8 sp||1/2||49 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Annato Seed||9.8 sp||1/2||49 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Apple Pectin||9.8 sp||1/2||49 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Arabic Gum (Gum Arabic)||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Arnica Flower||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Arrowroot||8 sp||1/2||40 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Artichoke||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Ashwagandha Root||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Astragalus||1.3 gp||1/2||65 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Barberry Root||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Barley Grass||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Basil||8 sp||1/2||40 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Bay Leaf||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Bayberry, bark||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Bayberry, root||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Bee Pollen||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Beeswax||9.8 sp||1/2||49 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Beet Root||1.3 gp||1/2||65 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Bell Pepper Root||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Bilberry Leaf||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Birch Bark||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Black Cohosh||1.4 gp||1/2||70 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Black Haw||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Black Walnut Hulls||9.8 sp||1/2||49 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Blackberry Leaf||1.4 gp||1/2||70 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Bladderwrack||1.3 gp||1/2||65 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Blessed Thistle||1.3 gp||1/2||65 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Bloodroot||3.2 gp||1/2||160 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Blue Cohosh Root||1.4 gp||1/2||70 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Blue Vervain||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Blueberry Leaf||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Boldo Leaf||1.4 gp||1/2||70 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Boneset||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Borage||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Brewer’s Yeast||1.1 gp||1/2||55 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Broccoli Seed||3.2 gp||1/2||160 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Buckthorn Bark||1.1 gp||1/2||55 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Buckwheat Hulls||6.4 sp||1/2||32 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Bugleweed||3.2 gp||1/2||160 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Bupleurem Root||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Burdock, root||1.3 gp||1/2||65 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Burdock, seed||3.2 gp||1/2||160 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Butcher’s Broom Root||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Calamus||9.8 sp||1/2||49 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Calendula Flowers||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Camphor Crystals||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Candelilla Flakes||1.3 gp||1/2||65 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Caraway Seed, black||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Caraway Seed, ground||8 sp||1/2||40 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Cardamon, pod||3.2 gp||1/2||160 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Cardamon, seed||3.2 gp||1/2||160 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Carnauba Flakes||1.3 gp||1/2||65 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Carob||8 sp||1/2||40 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Carrot Powder||1.3 gp||1/2||65 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Cascara Sagrada||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Catnip||1.1 gp||1/2||55 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Cat’s Claw Bark||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Causarina Pods||1.3 gp||1/2||65 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Cayenne||9.6 sp||1/2||48 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Celery, leaf||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Celery, seed||8 sp||1/2||40 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Centaury||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Ceylon||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Chamomile Flowers||8 sp||1/2||40 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Chaparral Leaf||9.6 sp||1/2||48 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Chaste Tree Berries||9.6 sp||1/2||48 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Chervil||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Chestnut Leaf||1.3 gp||1/2||65 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Chicory Root||8 sp||1/2||40 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Chickweed||1.1 gp||1/2||55 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Chili Peppers, Ancho||9.6 sp||1/2||48 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Chili Peppers, Chipotle||3.2 gp||1/2||160 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Chives||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Chlorella||4.8 gp||1/2||240 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Chrysanthemum||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Cilantro||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Cinnamon||8 sp||1/2||40 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Cinquefoil||3.2 gp||1/2||160 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Citric Acid||8 sp||1/2||40 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Cleavers||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Cloves||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Cocoa||15 gp||1/2||750 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Collinsonia||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Coltsfoot||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Comfrey, leaf||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Comfrey, root||1.4 gp||1/2||70 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Copal Resin||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Coptis||3.2 gp||1/2||160 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Coriander Seed||8 sp||1/2||40 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Cornsilk||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Cowslip Flower||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Cramp Bark||3.2 gp||1/2||160 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Cranesbill Root||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Cumin Seed||9.6 sp||1/2||48 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Damiana||1.3 gp||1/2||65 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Dandelion, leaf||1.3 gp||1/2||65 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Dandelion, root||1.1 gp||1/2||55 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Devil’s Claw Tuber||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Dill, seed||4.8 sp||1/2||24 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Dill, whole||1.3 gp||1/2||65 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Dong Quai||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Dulse Leaf||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Echinacea, herb||1.3 gp||1/2||65 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Echinacea, root||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Elder berries||1.4 gp||1/2||70 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Elder flowers||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Elecampane Root||1.3 gp||1/2||65 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Eleuthero Root||8 sp||1/2||40 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Epazote||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Ephedra||1.4 gp||1/2||70 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Eucalyptus Leaf||8 sp||1/2||40 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Eyebright||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||False Unicorn Root||12.8 gp||1/2||640 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Fennel Seeds||8 sp||1/2||40 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Fenugreek Seed||6.4 sp||1/2||32 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Feverfew||1.4 gp||1/2||70 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Figwort Herb||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Flax Seed||6.4 sp||1/2||32 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Fo-Ti||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Fumitory||1.4 gp||1/2||70 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Galangal Root||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Garam Masala||1.1 gp||1/2||55 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Garcinia Fruit||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Garlic||8 sp||1/2||40 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Gentian Root||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Ginger Root||9.6 sp||1/2||48 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Ginkgo Leaf||1.1 gp||1/2||55 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Ginseng||4.8 gp||1/2||240 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Goldenrod||1.3 gp||1/2||65 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Goldenseal, leaf||3.2 gp||1/2||160 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Goldenseal, root||9.6 gp||1/2||480 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Gotu Kola||8 sp||1/2||40 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Grape Seed||1.4 gp||1/2||70 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Grapefruit Peel||1.1 gp||1/2||55 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Green Tea||1.3 gp||1/2||65 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Grifola Fungus||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Grindelia||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Guarana||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Guargum||12.8 gp||1/2||640 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Gymnema Leaf||1.3 gp||1/2||65 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Hawthorne, berries||9.6 gp||1/2||480 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Hawthorne, flower||1.6 sp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Hawthorne, leaf||1.6 sp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Henna Leaf||8 sp||1/2||40 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Hibiscus||9.6 sp||1/2||48 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Hops||1.3 gp||1/2||65 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Horehound||1.3 gp||1/2||65 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Horny Goat Weed||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Horse Chestnut||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Horsetail||8 sp||1/2||40 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Hydrangea Root||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Hyssop||1.1 gp||1/2||55 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Iress Moss||1.4 gp||1/2||70 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Jalap||3.2 gp||1/2||160 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Jasmine||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Juniper Berries||1.1 gp||1/2||55 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Kaolin||9.6 sp||1/2||48 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Kava Kava||1.1 gp||1/2||55 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Kelp||1.6 sp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Kesu||1.1 gp||1/2||55 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Kola Nut||8 sp||1/2||40 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Lady’s Mantle||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Lavender||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Lemon Balm||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Lemon Peel||1.4 gp||1/2||70 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Lemon Verbena Leaf||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Lemongrass||9.6 sp||1/2||48 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Licorice Root||8 sp||1/2||40 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Lily of the Valley||3.2 gp||1/2||160 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Linden||1.4 gp||1/2||70 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Lobelia||3.2 gp||1/2||160 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Lomatium||3.2 gp||1/2||160 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Mace||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Mandrake Root||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Marjoram||6.4 sp||1/2||32 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Marshmallow Root||1.1 gp||1/2||55 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Meadowsweet||1.4 gp||1/2||70 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Menthol||3.2 gp||1/2||160 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Milk Thistle Seed||8 sp||1/2||40 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Mineral Clay/Oil||3.2 gp||1/2||160 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Mistletoe||1.1 gp||1/2||55 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Moss Oak||1.3 gp||1/2||65 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Motherwort||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Mugwort||8 sp||1/2||40 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Muira Puama||1.3 gp||1/2||65 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Mullein, flower||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Mullein, leaf||9.6 sp||1/2||48 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Mustard, brown||4.8 sp||1/2||24 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Mustard, yellow||6.4 sp||1/2||32 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Neem Leaf||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Nettle, herb||1.4 gp||1/2||70 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Nettle, leaf||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Nettle, root||1.1 gp||1/2||55 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Nutmeg||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Oatstraw Green-tops||9.6 sp||1/2||48 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Olive Leaf||9.6 sp||1/2||48 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Onion||9.6 sp||1/2||48 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Orange Peel||9.6 sp||1/2||48 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Orange Pekoe||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Oregano||9.6 sp||1/2||48 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Orris Root||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Osha Root||3.2 gp||1/2||160 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Papaya Leaf||1.1 gp||1/2||55 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Paprika||9.6 sp||1/2||48 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Parsley, leaf||1.1 gp||1/2||55 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Parsley, root||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Partridge Berry||3.2 gp||1/2||160 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Passion Flower||9.6 sp||1/2||48 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Patchouli||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Pennyroyal||9.6 sp||1/2||48 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Peony Root||1.3 gp||1/2||65 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Pepper, black||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Pepper, white||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Peppercorns||9.6 sp||1/2||48 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Peppermint||9.6 sp||1/2||48 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Periwinkle||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Pipsissewa||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Plantain||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Pleurisy Root||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Poke Root||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Poppy, flowers||3.2 gp||1/2||160 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Poppy, seeds||4.8 sp||1/2||24 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Prickly Ash Bark||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Psyllium, seed||1.1 gp||1/2||55 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Psyllium, seed husk||6.4 sp||1/2||32 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Pugeum Bark||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Queen Meadow Root||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Radish Seed||1.1 gp||1/2||55 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Red Clover Blossoms||1.4 gp||1/2||70 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Red Clover Blossoms, leaf||1.4 gp||1/2||70 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Red Clover Blossoms, seed||8 sp||1/2||40 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Red Raspberry Leaf||9.6 sp||1/2||48 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Red Root||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Rhubarb Root||1.3 gp||1/2||65 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Rooibos||1.1 gp||1/2||55 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Rose, bud||3.2 gp||1/2||160 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Rose, petals||9.6 sp||1/2||48 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Rosehips||9.6 sp||1/2||48 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Rosemary||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Rue||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Saffron||40 gp||1/2||2,000 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Sage||9.6 sp||1/2||48 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Sandalwood||3.2 gp||1/2||160 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Sarsaparilla||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Sassafras, bark||3.2 gp||1/2||160 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Sassafras, root||3.2 gp||1/2||160 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Savory||8 sp||1/2||40 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Saw Palmetto Berries||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Schisandra Berries||1.4 gp||1/2||70 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Scullcap||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Sea Salt||5 gp||1/2||250 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Senna, leaf||1.3 gp||1/2||65 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Senna, pod||6.4 sp||1/2||32 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Sesame Seeds||6.4 sp||1/2||32 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Sheep Sorrel||3.2 gp||1/2||160 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Shepard’s Purse||8 sp||1/2||40 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Slippery Elm||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Soapwort Root||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Spearmint||8 sp||1/2||40 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Spina Crista||1.3 gp||1/2||65 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Spirulina||3.2 gp||1/2||160 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||St. John’s Wort||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Star Anise||1.4 gp||1/2||70 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Stevia||1.4 gp||1/2||70 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Stillingia||3.2 gp||1/2||160 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Stone Root||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Strawberry Leaf||1.1 gp||1/2||55 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Suma Root||3.2 gp||1/2||160 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Tansy||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Tarragon Leaf||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Thyme||9.6 sp||1/2||48 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Tien Chi Flowers||6.4 gp||1/2||320 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Tilia Star||1.4 gp||1/2||70 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Tonka Beans||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Turkey Rhubarb Root||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Turmeric||8 sp||1/2||40 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Usnea||3.2 gp||1/2||160 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Valerian Root||1.4 gp||1/2||70 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Vanilla, pod||15 gp||1/2||750 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Vanilla, root||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Vitex Berries||9.6 sp||1/2||48 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Voilet Leaf||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Wahoo||4.8 gp||1/2||240 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Wheat Grass||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||White Sage Leaf||6.4 sp||1/2||32 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||White Willow Bark||9.6 sp||1/2||48 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Wild Cherry Bark||9.6 sp||1/2||48 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Wild Indigo Root||3.2 gp||1/2||160 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Wild Yam||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Wintergreen||1.1 gp||1/2||55 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Witch-hazel||1.4 gp||1/2||70 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Wood Betony||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Wormwood||8 sp||1/2||40 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Yarrow Flowers||8 sp||1/2||40 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Yellowdock||8 sp||1/2||40 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Yohimbe||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Yucca Root||1.6 gp||1/2||80 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Basic Instruments||2 gp||1/2||100 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Keyboard Instrument||5 gp||1/2||200 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Percussion Instrument||2 gp||1/2||100 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Stringed Instrument||5 gp||1/2||250 gp
|-
| Herbs and Spices||Wind Instrument||5 gp||1/2||250 gp
|-
| Livestock||Live Animals||||Weight/Unit||
|-
| Livestock||Camel||200 gp||1,155 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Cattle, Bull||15 gp||1,225 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Cattle, Cow||10 gp||1,000 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Cattle, Heifer||8 gp||900 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Cattle, Steer/Ox||15 gp||1,400 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Chicken, Capon/Cockerel/||2 cp||varies||
|-
| Livestock||Chicken, Chick (clutch||1 sp||1 oz||
|-
| Livestock||Chicken, Hen||2 cp||4 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Chicken, Rooster||5 cp||6 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Donkey||8 gp||400 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Duck, Drake||1 sp||11 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Duck, Duckling||5 cp||1 lb||
|-
| Livestock||Duck, Hen||9 cp||9 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Elephant||500 gp||8,800 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Elephant, War||1,000 gp||9,500 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Falcon, Adult (trained)||100 gp||7 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Falcon, Chick||50 gp||2 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Falcon, Egg||5 gp||1/2 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Geese, Gander||5 sp||20 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Geese, Goose||3 sp||18 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Geese, Gosling||1 sp||2 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Goat, Billy||2 gp||155 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Goat, Kid||8 sp||55 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Goat, Nanny||2 gp||135 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Hawk, Adult (trained)||100 gp||5 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Hawk, Chick||50 gp||2 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Hawk, Egg||5 gp||1/2 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Heavy Horse, Foal||60 gp||300 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Heavy Horse, Gelding||200 gp||2,500 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Heavy Horse, Mare||200 gp||1,750 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Heavy Horse, Stallion||200 gp||2,000 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Heavy Horse, Warhorse||400 gp||2,500 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Llama||8 gp||300 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Light Horse, Foal||25 gp||225 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Light Horse, Gelding||75 gp||950 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Light Horse, Mare||75 gp||800 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Light Horse, Stallion||75 gp||900 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Light Horse, Warhorse||100 gp||1,300 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Mastiff, Bitch||40 gp||165 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Mastiff, Dog||40 gp||190 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Mules||8 gp||400 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Pigeon, Cock||8 cp||3 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Pigeon, Hen||5 cp||3 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Pigeon, Squab||1 sp||2 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Pony, Foal||15 gp||90 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Pony, Gelding||30 gp||445 gp||
|-
| Livestock||Pony, Mare||30 gp||320 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Pony, Stallion||30 gp||400 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Pony, Warpony||100 gp||575 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Sheep, Ewe||2 gp||150 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Sheep, Ram||2 gp||175 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Sheep, Whether||1 gp||200 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Swan, Cob||1 gp||16 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Swan, Cygnet||2 sp||2 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Swan, Pen||8 sp||14 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Swine, Barrow Pig||3 gp||200 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Swine, Boar||4 gp||350 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Swine, Hog||3 gp||300 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Swine, Shoat Pig||2 gp||140 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Swine, Sow||4 gp||420 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Yak||30 gp||1,200 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Bit, Bridle, & Reins||1 gp||1 lb||
|-
| Livestock||Cage, Fine-Tiny||3 gp||1 lb||
|-
| Livestock||Cage, Huge||500 gp||500 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Cage, Large||250 gp||350 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Cage, Medium||100 gp||100 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Cage, Small||25 gp||35 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Falconer Equipment||50 gp||5 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Feedbag||3 sp||1 lb||
|-
| Livestock||Halter||5 cp||1 lb||
|-
| Livestock||Harness, Breast Band||40 gp||35 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Harness, Collar||25 gp||35 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Harness, Saddle||20 gp||20 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Hobbles||1 gp||3 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Horseshoes, Iron||8 sp||12 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Horseshoes, Steel||2 gp||18 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Howdah||30 gp||40 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Saddle Blanket||5 sp||4 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Saddle Cloth||1 gp||8 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Saddle Pack||3 gp||5 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Saddle, Military||20 gp||30 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Saddle, Pack||5 gp||15 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Saddle, Riding||10 gp||25 lbs||
|-
| Livestock||Stabling (1 day)||5 sp||—||
|-
| Livestock Tools||Yoke||5 gp||30 lbs||—
|-
| Metal (Alloy)||Adamantine||2,000 gp||10/1||100,000 gp
|-
| Metal (Alloy)||Brass||3 sp||21/1||15 gp
|-
| Metal (Alloy)||Bronze||3 sp||20/1||15 gp
|-
| Metal (Alloy)||Electrum||25 gp||35/1||1,250 gp
|-
| Metal (Alloy)||Mithral||1,000 gp||9/1||50,000 gp
|-
| Metal (Alloy)||Steel||1 sp||19/1||5 gp
|-
| Metal (Pure)||Adamantium||5,000 gp||8/1||250,000 gp
|-
| Metal (Pure)||Aluminum||1 gp||6/1||50 gp
|-
| Metal (Pure)||Copper||5 sp||21/1||25 gp
|-
| Metal (Pure)||Gold||50 gp||47/1||2,500 gp
|-
| Metal (Pure)||Iron||1 sp||18/1||5 gp
|-
| Metal (Pure)||Lead||5 cp||27/1||2.5 gp
|-
| Metal (Pure)||Nickel||1 sp||21/1||5 gp
|-
| Metal (Pure)||Platinum||500 gp||52/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Metal (Pure)||Silver||5 gp||25/1||250 gp
|-
| Metal (Pure)||Tin||3 sp||17/1||15 gp
|-
| Metal (Pure)||Titanium||150 gp||11/1||7,500 gp
|-
| Ore||Bauxite (Aluminum Ore)||8 sp||7/1||40 gp
|-
| Ore||Biotite (Iron Ore)||8 cp||7/1||4 gp
|-
| Ore||Cassiterite (Tin Ore)||5 cp||16/1||2.5 gp
|-
| Ore||Cinnabar (Mercury Ore and Common Red Dye)||8 sp||20/1||40 gp
|-
| Ore||Cobaltite (Cobalt Ore)||6 cp||15/1||3 gp
|-
| Ore||Galena (Lead Ore)||5 cp||18/1||2.5 gp
|-
| Ore||Hematite (Iron Ore)||8 cp||12/1||4 gp
|-
| Ore||Limonite (Iron Ore)||8 cp||9/1||4 gp
|-
| Ore||Magnetite (Iron Ore)||8 cp||12/1||4 gp
|-
| Ore||Malachite (Copper Ore)||8 cp||9/1||4 gp
|-
| Ore||Pyrite (Sulfur, Iron, Gold, and Copper Ore)||8 sp||11/1||40 gp
|-
| Organic||Amber||2,500 gp||4/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Organic||Angel Skin Coral||5,000 gp||4/1||250,000 gp
|-
| Organic||Coral||6.5 gp||4/1||325 gp
|-
| Organic||Horn Coral||100 gp||4/1||50,000 gp
|-
| Organic||Hornbill Ivory||60 gp||4/1||3,000 gp
|-
| Organic||Ivory||40 gp||4/1||2,400 gp
|-
| Organic||Jet||2,500 gp||3/1||125,000 gp
|-
| Organic||Nacre||10 gp||4/1||500 gp
|-
| Organic||Pearl||25,000 gp||4/1||1,250,000 gp
|-
| Organic||Petrified Wood||500 gp||4/1||25,000 gp
|-
| Pen and Paper||Black Carbon Ink (Stick)||1.6 gp||1/1||80 gp
|-
| Pen and Paper||Book Paste||2 cp||2/1||1 gp
|-
| Pen and Paper||Fixative||2 sp||2/1||10 gp
|-
| Pen and Paper||Gesso||2 sp||2/1||10 gp
|-
| Pen and Paper||Glair||8 sp||2/1||40 gp
|-
| Pen and Paper||Inkhorn||2 gp||1/1||100 gp
|-
| Pen and Paper||Ink-Pot||1 gp||1/1||50 gp
|-
| Pen and Paper||Isinglass (Fish Glue)||1 sp||2/1||5 gp
|-
| Pen and Paper||Journal (approx. 50 pages/lb)||1 gp||2/1||50 gp
|-
| Pen and Paper||Ledger (approx. 25 pages/lb||3 gp||2/1||150 gp
|-
| Pen and Paper||Paint Brush||2 sp||1/1||10 gp
|-
| Pen and Paper||Paint, Oil||3 gp||1/1||150 gp
|-
| Pen and Paper||Paint, Watercolor||1.6 gp||1/1||80 gp
|-
| Pen and Paper||Paper||2 sp||2/1||10 gp
|-
| Pen and Paper||Papyrus||2 sp||2/1||10 gp
|-
| Pen and Paper||Parchment||4 sp||2/1||20 gp
|-
| Pen and Paper||Pen||5 sp||1/1||25 gp
|-
| Pen and Paper||Pen Knife||1 gp||1/1||50 gp
|-
| Pen and Paper||Quills||2 cp||1/1||1 gp
|-
| Pen and Paper||Scroll Cases||5 gp||1/1||200 gp
|-
| Pen and Paper||Tome (approx. 25 pages/2 lbs.)||5 gp||2/1||250 gp
|-
| Pen and Paper||Vellum||6 sp||2/1||30 gp
|-
| Skins and Furs||Bear||5 gp||2/3||250 gp
|-
| Skins and Furs||Beaver||2 gp||2/3||100 gp
|-
| Skins and Furs||Bobcat||2 gp||2/3||100 gp
|-
| Skins and Furs||Dragon Hide||300 gp||2/3||15,000 gp
|-
| Skins and Furs||Ermine||4 gp||2/3||200 gp
|-
| Skins and Furs||Fox||3.5 gp||2/3||175 gp
|-
| Skins and Furs||Giraffe||5 gp||2/3||250 gp
|-
| Skins and Furs||Leather||1 sp||2/3||5 gp
|-
| Skins and Furs||Lynx||2 gp||2/3||100 gp
|-
| Skins and Furs||Mink||3 gp||2/3||150 gp
|-
| Skins and Furs||Nilgai||8 gp||2/3||400 gp
|-
| Skins and Furs||Otter||2.5 gp||2/3||125 gp
|-
| Skins and Furs||Owlbear||5 gp||2/3||250 gp
|-
| Skins and Furs||Panther||7 gp||2/3||350 gp
|-
| Skins and Furs||Sable||5 gp||2/3||250 gp
|-
| Skins and Furs||Seal||5 gp||2/3||250 gp
|-
| Skins and Furs||Snake||4 gp||2/3||200 gp
|-
| Skins and Furs||Snow Leopard||8 gp||2/3||400 gp
|-
| Skins and Furs||Tiger||5 gp||2/3||250 gp
|-
| Skins and Furs||Winter Wolf||7 gp||2/3||350 gp
|-
| Skins and Furs||Wolverine||3 gp||2/3||150 gp
|-
| Skins and Furs||Yeti||10 gp||2/3||5,000 gp
|-
| Skins and Furs||Zebra||6 gp||2/3||300 gp
|-
| ||Stone||||||
|-
| Stone||Alabaster||20 gp||6/1||1,000 gp
|-
| Stone||Anorthite||25 gp||6/1||1,250 gp
|-
| Stone||Arkose||9 gp||6/1||450 gp
|-
| Stone||Basalt||4 gp||7/1||200 gp
|-
| Stone||Biotite||1 gp||6/1||50 gp
|-
| Stone||Catlinite||1 gp||6/1||50 gp
|-
| Stone||Chert||3.3 gp||6/1||165 gp
|-
| Stone||Chondrodite||1.5 gp||6/1||75 gp
|-
| Stone||Chrysocolla||5 sp||6/1||25 gp
|-
| Stone||Diorite||7 gp||6/1||350 gp
|-
| Stone||Dolomitic Marble||9 gp||7/1||450 gp
|-
| Stone||Dripstone||2.5 gp||6/1||125 gp
|-
| Stone||Feldspar||4 gp||6/1||200 gp
|-
| Stone||Flowstone||3 gp||6/1||150 gp
|-
| Stone||Gabbro||3 gp||7/1||150 gp
|-
| Stone||Geyserite||2 gp||6/1||100 gp
|-
| Stone||Gneiss||4 gp||7/1||200 gp
|-
| Stone||Granite||6 gp||13/2||300 gp
|-
| Stone||Graywacke||3 sp||7/1||15 gp
|-
| Stone||Greensand||1.2 gp||6/1||60 gp
|-
| Stone||Hornblende||4.5 gp||6/1||225 gp
|-
| Stone||Hornfels||2.3 gp||6/1||115 gp
|-
| Stone||Kaolin||3 sp||6/1||15 gp
|-
| Stone||Limestone||1.5 gp||6/1||75 gp
|-
| Stone||Marble||10 gp||6/1||500 gp
|-
| Stone||Mica||1 gp||6/1||50 gp
|-
| Stone||Phylitte||2.8 gp||6/1||140 gp
|-
| Stone||Pumice||6 sp||3/2||30 gp
|-
| Stone||Quartz Sandstone||1.7 gp||6/1||85 gp
|-
| Stone||Sandstone||2 sp||11/2||10 gp
|-
| Stone||Scoria||1.4 gp||7/1||70 gp
|-
| Stone||Shale||1.5 gp||5/1||75 gp
|-
| Stone||Slate||3 gp||5/1||150 gp
|-
| Stone||Soapstone||1 gp||13/2||50 gp
|-
| Stone||Tufa||8 sp||5/1||40 gp
|-
| Stone||Unakite||8 gp||6/1||400 gp
|-
| Tobacco||Burley||5 sp||2/3||25 gp
|-
| Tobacco||Cavendish||8 sp||2/3||40 gp
|-
| Tobacco||Kentucky||8 sp||2/3||40 gp
|-
| Tobacco||Latakia||8 sp||2/3||40 gp
|-
| Tobacco||Oriental||5 sp||2/3||25 gp
|-
| Tobacco||Perique||1.5 gp||2/3||75 gp
|-
| Tobacco||Virginia||5 sp||2/3||25 gp
|-
| Transportation||Name||Cost/Unit||Weight/Unit||Load Capacity
|-
| Transportation||Carriage||200 gp||200 lbs||500 lbs
|-
| Transportation||Cart||15 gp||200 lbs||500 lbs
|-
| Transportation||Cart, light||10 gp||150 lbs||250 lbs
|-
| Transportation||Wagon||35 gp||400 lbs||2 tons
|-
| Wood||Alder||4 sp||1/1||20 gp
|-
| Wood||Apple||1.2 gp||2/1||60 gp
|-
| Wood||Ash, Black||6 sp||5/3||30 gp
|-
| Wood||Ash, White||6 sp||3/2||30 gp
|-
| Wood||Aspen||5 sp||1/1||25 gp
|-
| Wood||Balsa||2 sp||1/2||10 gp
|-
| Wood||Bamboo||1 gp||1/1||50 gp
|-
| Wood||Basswood||7 sp||1/1||35 gp
|-
| Wood||Beech||6 sp||1/1||30 gp
|-
| Wood||Birch||5 sp||2/1||25 gp
|-
| Wood||Black Cherry||1.3 gp||1/1||65 gp
|-
| Wood||Black Walnut||1.2 gp||1/1||60 gp
|-
| Wood||Blackthorn||2.2 gp||3/2||110 gp
|-
| Wood||Boxwood||1.5 gp||2/1||75 gp
|-
| Wood||Brazilwood||8 sp||3/2||40 gp
|-
| Wood||Bubinga||1.2 gp||1/1||60 gp
|-
| Wood||Butternut||1.3 gp||1/1||65 gp
|-
| Wood||Cedar||8 sp||1/1||40 gp
|-
| Wood||Cherry||2 gp||3/2||100 gp
|-
| Wood||Chestnut||1.3 gp||3/2||65 gp
|-
| Wood||Cocobolo||5 gp||1/1||250 gp
|-
| Wood||Cypress||7 sp||5/4||35 gp
|-
| Wood||Ebony||3.1 gp||5/2||155 gp
|-
| Wood||Elm||1.2 gp||3/2||60 gp
|-
| Wood||Fir||4 sp||1/1||20 gp
|-
| Wood||Goncalo Alves||2.3 gp||1/1||115 gp
|-
| Wood||Hard Maple||1.6 gp||1/1||80 gp
|-
| Wood||Hickory||2.6 gp||3/2||130 gp
|-
| Wood||Ipé||2 gp||3/2||100 gp
|-
| Wood||Jelutong||1 sp||1/1||5 gp
|-
| Wood||Juniper||1.7 gp||1/1||85 gp
|-
| Wood||Kingwood||5 sp||1/1||25 gp
|-
| Wood||Larch||5 sp||1/1||25 gp
|-
| Wood||Lignum Vitae||5 gp||3/1||250 gp
|-
| Wood||Linden||1.8 gp||1/1||90 gp
|-
| Wood||Magnolia||6 sp||3/2||30 gp
|-
| Wood||Mahogany||1.3 gp||3/2||65 gp
|-
| Wood||Oak||1.5 gp||2/1||75 gp
|-
| Wood||Olivewood||9 sp||1/1||45 gp
|-
| Wood||Ósanwëtaurë Wood||150 gp||1/1||7,500 gp
|-
| Wood||Ovankol||1.7 gp||1/1||85 gp
|-
| Wood||Pecan||1.2 gp||3/2||60 gp
|-
| Wood||Pine||4 sp||1/1||20 gp
|-
| Wood||Poplar||2 sp||1/1||10 gp
|-
| Wood||Purplewood||1.5 gp||1/1||75 gp
|-
| Wood||Red Alder||3.1 gp||1/1||155 gp
|-
| Wood||Red Cedar||1.1 gp||1/1||55 gp
|-
| Wood||Red Oak||1.4 gp||3/2||70 gp
|-
| Wood||Redwood||9 sp||1/1||45 gp
|-
| Wood||Rosewood||1.8 gp||1/1||90 gp
|-
| Wood||Rowan||1.9 gp||1/1||95 gp
|-
| Wood||Shittim||9 sp||1/1||45 gp
|-
| Wood||Soft Maple||6 sp||1/1||30 gp
|-
| Wood||Spruce||5 sp||1/1||25 gp
|-
| Wood||Steelwood||100 gp||3/2||5,000 gp
|-
| Wood||Sycamore||8 sp||3/2||40 gp
|-
| Wood||Teak||1 gp||3/2||50 gp
|-
| Wood||Tulipwood||3 gp||1/1||150 gp
|-
| Wood||Walnut||1.1 gp||3/2||55 gp
|-
| Wood||White Elm||5.2 gp||1/1||260 gp
|-
| Wood||White Oak||1.5 gp||1/1||75 gp
|-
| Wood||Willow||4 sp||1/1||20 gp
|-
| Wood||Yellow Birch||3.3 gp||1/1||165 gp
|-
| Wood||Yellow Cedar||1.3 gp||1/1||65 gp
|-
| Wood||Yellow Poplar||4 sp||1/1||20 gp
|-
| Wood||Yew||1.2 gp||1/1||60 gp
|-
| Wood||Zebrawood||1.4 gp||1/1||70 gp
|-
| Other||Barrels (average weight||1 sp||1/2||5 gp
|-
| Other||Beeswax||5 sp||7/3||20 gp
|-
| Other||Candles (Tallow)||1 sp||7/3||5 gp
|-
| Other||Candles (Wax)||1 gp||7/3||50 gp
|-
| Other||Ceramic||5 sp||2/1||25 gp
|-
| Other||Chalk||1 sp||6/1||5 gp
|-
| Other||Charcoal||8 cp||1/2||4 gp
|-
| Other||Clay||1 sp||5/1||5 gp
|-
| Other||Coal||5 sp||7/2||25 gp
|-
| Other||Cork||2 gp||1/2||100 gp
|-
| Other||Dung||1 sp||1/1||5 gp
|-
| Other||Firestarter||2 gp||1/1||100 gp
|-
| Other||Flint||8 sp||6/1||40 gp
|-
| Other||Graphite||8 sp||5/1||40 gp
|-
| Other||Gum Arabic||8 gp||3/1||400 gp
|-
| Other||Ice||5 sp||2/1||25 gp
|-
| Other||Incense||20 gp||1/2||1,000 gp
|-
| Other||Lamp Oil||1 sp||2/1||5 gp
|-
| Other||Meerschaum||20 gp||3/2||1,000 gp
|-
| Other||Peat||3 sp||2/1||15 gp
|-
| Other||Pitch||5 sp||3/1||25 gp
|-
| Other||Porcelain||2 gp||1/3||100 gp
|-
| Other||Rock Salt||3 gp||5/1||150 gp
|-
| Other||Saltpeter||3 gp||3/1||150 gp
|-
| Other||Sand||5 cp||4/1||2.5 gp
|-
| Other||Sawdust||5 cp||1/2||2.5 gp
|-
| Other||Sealing Wax||1 gp||7/3||50 gp
|-
| Other||Talc||3 gp||5/1||150 gp
|-
| Other||Tallow||5 cp||2/1||2.5 gp
|-
| Other||Tar||5 sp||3/1||25 gp
|-
| Other||Water||1 cp||5/2||0.5 gp
|-
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