Equipment Emporium Supplement

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Solomoriah wrote: Thu Sep 19, 2019 9:09 am The one on Amazon is still R23. R24 has the fixed dividing lines in the tables. It should go up next week, according to the usual print release candidate rules.
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Just received my Lulu copy yesterday - R23, because I ordered it a few days "too early" (doh!). Gave it a read this morning over coffee. Really handy, fun book. I see it as super useful for any general BFRPG play group.
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R24 is up now on both Amazon and Lulu. I have an R23, and it looks okay honestly; the lines are noticeable but not bad. Not nearly as annoying as AA2 R29.
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I think the shields could use some size description.
Is an elfin tower shield too tall for a dwarf to use?
Does a dwarf tower shield count as a regular shield if used by a human?
Is an halfling buckler too small for a human?
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Release 24, pg 4
The entry for the Bullet Crossbow does not list a damage. As a Light Crossbow, I assume it also does 1d6 to represent extra force?

I would point out that the ammunition cost for the bullet crossbow is half that of the normal Light Crossbow. Shoulda bullet crossbow should be a more rare, fiddley, fragile,and/or expensive of offset the ongoing cheaper ammo cost?

If this had been discussed and decided previously, please forgive.
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not sure if anyone else has discovered this but in the equipment emporium lists the monkey (sentry) on page 49 of the field guide 1 while in the field guide (at least as of release 41) the monkey stat block is on page 50.

edit: not much of a problem (more like a realization/ weird kink) chickens are really cheap (2 cp) in the field guide meaning with even the minimum amount of starting wealth (30gp) and a way to obtain them, you could have 1,500 chickens before even starting play.
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pdf page 49: "Unusual Materials and High Quality Items" it seems the word "high" is in a bigger font size.
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PerformanceChecks wrote: Tue Jul 13, 2021 8:45 am not sure if anyone else has discovered this but in the equipment emporium lists the monkey (sentry) on page 49 of the field guide 1 while in the field guide (at least as of release 41) the monkey stat block is on page 50.

edit: not much of a problem (more like a realization/ weird kink) chickens are really cheap (2 cp) in the field guide meaning with even the minimum amount of starting wealth (30gp) and a way to obtain them, you could have 1,500 chickens before even starting play.
Honestly, considering that a farmer in most of the World's Most Popular...etc, make something like a silver or 2 per day and in actual gold and silver probably very little, if any. MOST people trade in goods and services, particularly in the assumed pre-industrial setting wherein most people are subsistence farmers, and that is pretty much the primary locus of economic activity. So while a farmer can make 30 gp or so in a year, they probably won't have that in actual gold- it is probably more like 30gp in value meaning a bunch of livestock, extra stores or feed, lumber for fence repairs and such...so 1500 chickens for a year's work of farming doesn't seem too large a number.
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I don't think of chickens as a farming stock.
My grandmother used to raise chickens right in the middle of her village and that was only like 60 years ago.
Nobody will have 1500 chickens either.
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Yeah, that would be a crazy number of chickens to take care of, even in a large family with many children.

BTW... I've tended chickens before; 20 to 30, if I remember right, for a couple of years.
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