Items and Trade

Items & Trade

Items Overview

• Items include weapons, armor, clothing, horses, food, trade goods, and more.
• Most items are carried in a party's inventory and contribute to total weight and encumbrance.
• Horses and pack animals can increase your carry capacity and movement speed.

Item Sources

• Most equipment is found in towns based on culture.
  • For example: Northern gear is found in northern towns, Valyrian items in Valyrian towns.
• White Walker gear is tied to the Others culture.
• Some White Walker weapons may need to be crafted.

Valyrian Steel & Unique Weapons

• Unique weapons can be obtained from Lords and Ladies through a special dialogue option after capturing them.
• Valyrian steel weapons are sometimes available in town shops.
• Note: These weapons do not do extra damage to White Walkers.

For a full list of stealable weapons, visit Stealable Weapons

Trading Goods

Trade goods include:

• Fish
• Grain
• Dates
• Grapes
• Beer
• Butter
• Cheese

Trade goods are used for:

• Feeding your party
• Selling for profit
• Increasing morale (food variety bonuses)

Making Money (Early Game)

Combat-Based Methods

• Fight looters and bandits for loot and ransom.
• Horse-archery is especially effective.
• Avoid Steppe Bandits early on due to their speed and ranged attacks.

Quest-Based Methods

• Do beginner quests like “Missing Daughter.”
• Taking the daughter by force temporarily adds her to your clan — allowing you to take her gear.

Raider Route

• Raid villages for quick money and resources.
• Villages usually have 20–30 militia with weak armor and no cavalry.
• Caravans are more difficult, but provide good loot with a strong enough army.

Peaceful Methods

• Buy workshops in major settlements.
• Profit depends on local production (e.g. grain → brewery).
• Works well as passive income.

Storing Items

• Items can be stored in:
  • Your personal chest (found in the keep of owned castles/towns)
  • Workshop warehouses (if you own one)