Asgarden´s ultimate trade chart

[Asgarden]

Hi to all fellow traders! Following table shoud make your business easier than before. It is collected from play of my "trader charcter" game by simple writing down every price tips in every city i have visited

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HOW TO USE
You are now in town, its name is in row. Find the desired destination town in column and see what you should buy. Every "▲" symbol means profit about 100 denars (more precise, ▲- 10-100 denars, ▲▲ - 101-199 denars, ▲▲▲ - 200-299 denars, ▲▲▲▲ - even more!) - enjoy your increasing money!

ALTERNATIVE LINK for those who prefer html instead image.

FURTHER DEVELOPMENT
If you want to participate in translating or adding another data (table will be never comprehensive enough  ), just follow this link and you can edit rightaway. For every new language please create separate sheet. And be careful, do not delete, only add new informations.

EDIT: for development participants - PM me your email - i will then grant you editing rights - that should be enough for security.

 

[phantom67]

Woooh VERY nice dude, thats a pretty damn comprehensive chart you've got there. Will be sure to give it a try

 

[Caba`drin]

Thanks for sharing. I'm not very familiar with Google Docs, but having at least one sheet that is locked and un-editable by the masses with your base information may be prudent.

 

[Nessa]

That's some good stuff there sir. 

 

[Asgarden]

Thanks for sharing. I'm not very familiar with Google Docs, but having at least one sheet that is locked and un-editable by the masses with your base information may be prudent.

You are right - edited in  main post

 

[. Fearless .]

This is awesome! Thanks for the great work!

 

[Remedius]

I thought the values change.

Naturally a town know for iron and a town needing iron is a good place to start but the values change on a weekly basis - could be wrong

When you assess the markets you are gathering only information on good trade at that time and that place - the following week the goods of the same type may lose a huge part of their original value.

 

[Seekster]

Curaw iron is usually cheap. Salt is often cheap at Halmar and Wercheg. Ale is sometimes cheap at Praven. Flax is cheap at Sargoth.

Sometimes you can find cheap iron at Dhirim and cheaper oil at Suno. Wine it sometimes cheap at Veluca. Date fruit is usually cheap in the northern half of Sarranid territory.

 

[Asgarden]

I thought the values change.

Naturally a town know for iron and a town needing iron is a good place to start but the values change on a weekly basis - could be wrong

When you assess the markets you are gathering only information on good trade at that time and that place - the following week the goods of the same type may lose a huge part of their original value.

That is true - values really change from one week to another - almost every value in table is made of 4 or 5 values, from them is arithmetic mean made - but of course, price are changing - value in table means you will USUALLY do good business here.