For those who travel, eating meals on the road and in taverns, and staying in an inn are common occurrences. The following list of items gives a few basic standards for drinks, meals, rations, and lodging for both the traveler and his mounts.
Food & Lodging |
| Goods or Service |
Cost |
Notes |
| Beer and Ale |
1 cp |
Pint. |
| Brandy |
2 cp |
Half-pint. |
| Cider |
1 cp |
Pint. |
| Mead |
5 cp |
Pint. |
| Wine |
6 cp |
Pint. |
| Light meal |
3 cp |
|
| Normal meal |
7 cp |
|
| Heavy meal |
12 cp |
|
| Normal rations (1 week) |
5 bp |
Normal spoilage. Wt. 12 lbs. |
| Trail rations (1 week) |
1 sp |
Preserved. Wt. 8 lbs. |
| Iron Rations (1 week) |
3 sp |
Preserved. Wt. 2 lbs |
| Poor lodging |
1 cp |
Communal sleeping. |
| Average lodging |
2 cp |
Separate bedding. |
| Good lodging |
3 cp |
Separate room. |
| Stable |
1 cp |
Includes food for animal |
- Drinks & Meals – The price list includes listings for several kinds of drinks and 3 different kinds of meals. Each of these is pretty standard.
- Rations – There are several different types of rations. Each is used when traveling and has its own uses.
- Normal Rations – This is enough food to last for a week. Depending upon what it contains, Normal rations will spoil in 1 to 2 weeks.
- Trail Rations – This is dried food, preserved to last up to a month before spoiling. The rations will last one person for 1 week.
- Iron Rations – This is a specially prepared bar of nutritious, if somewhat bland, food. It lasts up to 6 months before spoiling. One bar of Iron Rations will last a single person for 1 week.
- Lodging – The type of lodging determines the available accommodations. Costs are per day.
- Stables – Places where you can house your mount while in town. Costs are per day.
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