Post by Pharaoh Sabé on Dec 31, 2007 18:02:25 GMT -5
The Market of Cairo is a huge market with hundreds of goods for sale from all around the country. As trade spreads, more will become availlable for purchase.
If you do not find what you need here, ask about it. Chances are a rich trading nation like Egypt will have it.
Animals for Sale - Egypt is famous for it's assortment of exotic animals, but it also has many common ones for sale.
Horses (50 gold each)- Egyptian horses are amoung the fastest and most agile in the world, having been specially bred to be so. They make great mounts as with their speed they can quickly travel between places and when mounted in battle they make excellent light cavalry.
Elephants (150 gold each) - Elephants make very good pack animals or incredible heavy cavalry. Their long endurance and thick, tough hides make them very effective at both of these tasks.
Lions (100 gold each) - Although probably not worth the trouble to train to fight for you, these beast can provide great entertainment in Gladiator fights or other types of entertainment.
Crocodiles (100 gold each) - Again, these beasts are probably not worth the trouble to train to fight for you but can provide great entertainment in Gladiator fights and other entertaining events.
Cows (30 gold each) - Good for farming work and food.
Calf (35 gold each) - Good for farming work (when older) and food.
Sheep (20 gold each) - Good for food.
Lamb (25 gold each) - Good for food.
Goat (20 gold each) - Good for food.
Transports - Erm... Things to get around in?
Chariots (150 gold each) - These powerful transports are fast travelling and are also effective at carrying things. They can be pulled by either one or two horses.
Ships (500 gold each) - These transports travel on the sea, they are small, fast and lightly armed and armoured. Perfect for transport for travel or for trade. They can also be used in a Sea Battle as their speed and agility makes them just as dangerous as massive heavily armed and armoured ships.
Armour - Specialised armour, perfect for desert combat or for Elephants.
Light Armour (30 gold each) - Light leather armour designed to protect from arrow fire and light hand weapon blows. Useful to wear in desert battles as the heat of the desert, when wearing any heavier armour, can be lethal.
Light Horse Armour (40 gold each) - Light leather armour with some chainmail to protect vital areas. Useful in the heat of the desert where any heavier armour enhances the heat to a point at which it can be lethal.
Elephant Armour (60 gold each) - Heavy chainmail armour to provide even better protection than the thick hide of an elephant already provides. It also includes sharp spikes to be attached to the elephant's tusks and trunk to enhance it's deadly capabilities.
Weapons - A small supply of commonly used weapons.
Short sword (15 gold each)
Shield (15 gold each)
Spear (15 gold each)
Shortbow - With single bowstring ( 15 gold each)
A Quiver - Empty (10 gold each)
Ten Arrows (4 gold each)
Food - The banks of the River Nile are perfect for crops after the flood season.
Bag of Wheat (5 gold each)
Bag of Barley (5 gold each)
Bag of Assorted Vegetables (6 gold each)
Bag of Assorted Fruits (6 gold each)
Small bag of Figs (2 gold each)
Small bag of Pomegranates (3 gold each)
Small bag of Grapes (2 gold each)
A Melon (2 gold each)
Jug of Wine (4 gold each)
Lamb (5 gold each)
Mutton (4 gold each)
Beef (6 gold each)
Goat (5 gold each)
Jug of Milk (3 gold each)
Bread (2 gold each)
Fish (4 gold each)
Bag of Rice (5 gold each)
Pottery - Egypt is famous for it's pottery, both for everyday use and for decoration.
Jug (2 gold each)
Decorative Jug (3 gold each)
Vase (6 gold each)
Decorate Vase (8 gold each)
Small Pot (3 gold each)
Medium pot (4 gold each)
Large pot (5 gold each)
Slaves
Slave Boy (60 gold)
Slave Girl (60 gold)
Slave Woman (60 gold)
Slave Man (70 gold)
Whips (3 gold each)
Housing - Places to live in Egypt
A Single-Room House (150 gold)
A Small House (300 gold)
A Medium-sized House (500 gold)
A Large House (700 gold)
A Huge House (950 gold)
A Palace (1500 gold)
Other - Anything else.
Bag of Flax (5 gold each)
Loincloth (9 gold each)
Kilt of any colour (12 gold each)
Light dress of any colour (15 gold each)
Sandals (9 gold each pair)
A sickle (8 gold each)
Statuette - A small statue of hundreds of different things. From Cats to Busts, Ankhs to statues of Ra. (price depends on what statuette)
Rope (3 gold each)
Cuttlery Set (8 gold each)
Chain (4 gold each)
If you do not find what you need here, ask about it. Chances are a rich trading nation like Egypt will have it.
Animals for Sale - Egypt is famous for it's assortment of exotic animals, but it also has many common ones for sale.
Horses (50 gold each)- Egyptian horses are amoung the fastest and most agile in the world, having been specially bred to be so. They make great mounts as with their speed they can quickly travel between places and when mounted in battle they make excellent light cavalry.
Elephants (150 gold each) - Elephants make very good pack animals or incredible heavy cavalry. Their long endurance and thick, tough hides make them very effective at both of these tasks.
Lions (100 gold each) - Although probably not worth the trouble to train to fight for you, these beast can provide great entertainment in Gladiator fights or other types of entertainment.
Crocodiles (100 gold each) - Again, these beasts are probably not worth the trouble to train to fight for you but can provide great entertainment in Gladiator fights and other entertaining events.
Cows (30 gold each) - Good for farming work and food.
Calf (35 gold each) - Good for farming work (when older) and food.
Sheep (20 gold each) - Good for food.
Lamb (25 gold each) - Good for food.
Goat (20 gold each) - Good for food.
Transports - Erm... Things to get around in?
Chariots (150 gold each) - These powerful transports are fast travelling and are also effective at carrying things. They can be pulled by either one or two horses.
Ships (500 gold each) - These transports travel on the sea, they are small, fast and lightly armed and armoured. Perfect for transport for travel or for trade. They can also be used in a Sea Battle as their speed and agility makes them just as dangerous as massive heavily armed and armoured ships.
Armour - Specialised armour, perfect for desert combat or for Elephants.
Light Armour (30 gold each) - Light leather armour designed to protect from arrow fire and light hand weapon blows. Useful to wear in desert battles as the heat of the desert, when wearing any heavier armour, can be lethal.
Light Horse Armour (40 gold each) - Light leather armour with some chainmail to protect vital areas. Useful in the heat of the desert where any heavier armour enhances the heat to a point at which it can be lethal.
Elephant Armour (60 gold each) - Heavy chainmail armour to provide even better protection than the thick hide of an elephant already provides. It also includes sharp spikes to be attached to the elephant's tusks and trunk to enhance it's deadly capabilities.
Weapons - A small supply of commonly used weapons.
Short sword (15 gold each)
Shield (15 gold each)
Spear (15 gold each)
Shortbow - With single bowstring ( 15 gold each)
A Quiver - Empty (10 gold each)
Ten Arrows (4 gold each)
Food - The banks of the River Nile are perfect for crops after the flood season.
Bag of Wheat (5 gold each)
Bag of Barley (5 gold each)
Bag of Assorted Vegetables (6 gold each)
Bag of Assorted Fruits (6 gold each)
Small bag of Figs (2 gold each)
Small bag of Pomegranates (3 gold each)
Small bag of Grapes (2 gold each)
A Melon (2 gold each)
Jug of Wine (4 gold each)
Lamb (5 gold each)
Mutton (4 gold each)
Beef (6 gold each)
Goat (5 gold each)
Jug of Milk (3 gold each)
Bread (2 gold each)
Fish (4 gold each)
Bag of Rice (5 gold each)
Pottery - Egypt is famous for it's pottery, both for everyday use and for decoration.
Jug (2 gold each)
Decorative Jug (3 gold each)
Vase (6 gold each)
Decorate Vase (8 gold each)
Small Pot (3 gold each)
Medium pot (4 gold each)
Large pot (5 gold each)
Slaves
Slave Boy (60 gold)
Slave Girl (60 gold)
Slave Woman (60 gold)
Slave Man (70 gold)
Whips (3 gold each)
Housing - Places to live in Egypt
A Single-Room House (150 gold)
A Small House (300 gold)
A Medium-sized House (500 gold)
A Large House (700 gold)
A Huge House (950 gold)
A Palace (1500 gold)
Other - Anything else.
Bag of Flax (5 gold each)
Loincloth (9 gold each)
Kilt of any colour (12 gold each)
Light dress of any colour (15 gold each)
Sandals (9 gold each pair)
A sickle (8 gold each)
Statuette - A small statue of hundreds of different things. From Cats to Busts, Ankhs to statues of Ra. (price depends on what statuette)
Rope (3 gold each)
Cuttlery Set (8 gold each)
Chain (4 gold each)
