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Alecela
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T>Leathers for Metal
I would like to trade my leathers at a 2/1 ratio with the cheapest metal out there. I also have linen and am willing to construct up to 3 timber houses for a mine.
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Wotan
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Re: T>Leathers for Metal
If you would like to apply as a slave, you may post your offer in the "SLAVE CENTRAL" Thread.
Simply convert your worktime into stus.
Simply convert your worktime into stus.
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Alecela
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Re: T>Leathers for Metal
I don't want to work as a slave, I want metal.
*edit: I also have blueberries to trade
*edit: I also have blueberries to trade
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Wotan
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Re: T>Leathers for Metal
Think about it. This way, you can get all the metal you want, fair and square.
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Zamte
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Re: T>Leathers for Metal
The problem is that, it's unlikely that the people with access to metal are going to need leather. Large quantities of linen (for banners) and large quantities of forageables like chantrelles and cavebulbs will be your best bet for metal acquisition.
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sabinati
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Re: T>Leathers for Metal
if it was convenient for me location-wise i'd buy leather for large chests
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Wotan
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Re: T>Leathers for Metal
Well, if there was a slave-chain from your location to Aleceas location, they would do all that for you. Or you simply hire one to do it for you? Of course, you would have to pay the transport cost... Well, if there was a "slave chain" from yours to Aleceas place whose owners had agreed to the appendix "community services":
("If urgently (for example my a mod or the good of any settlement or landlord) needed, the slave shall fulfill short work (1/8 of 1/14stu max)
for the good of the community.
Therefore, his and his masters good deed will never be forgotten and always be remembered. They shall fully be acknowledged in the honorable thread of duty forever")
This appendix is of course optional and it can´t be guaranteed that such knightly honor can be utilized.
It is only an option that will work in some cases.
("If urgently (for example my a mod or the good of any settlement or landlord) needed, the slave shall fulfill short work (1/8 of 1/14stu max)
for the good of the community.
Therefore, his and his masters good deed will never be forgotten and always be remembered. They shall fully be acknowledged in the honorable thread of duty forever")
This appendix is of course optional and it can´t be guaranteed that such knightly honor can be utilized.
It is only an option that will work in some cases.
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Alecela
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Re: T>Leathers for Metal
I don't want this crappy slave talk in this thread
Thank you for your suggestion, I think I'll start picking chantrelles
Edit: /i've started on chantrelles, one inventory so far, also willing to trade
Thank you for your suggestion, I think I'll start picking chantrelles
Edit: /i've started on chantrelles, one inventory so far, also willing to trade
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DatOneGuy
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Re: T>Leathers for Metal
This slave talk really does need to end as far as other threads are concerned, or this guy needs a forum infraction or something.
If you have linen check my thread, I'll gladly trade you cast iron/tin/copper/bronze instead of gold nuggets. (Obviously you'd need less to get those)
If you have linen check my thread, I'll gladly trade you cast iron/tin/copper/bronze instead of gold nuggets. (Obviously you'd need less to get those)
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