Prices are listed in survivor silver. Copper, nickel, and paper may have legal value in civil markets, but survivor trade usually prefers silver or barter.
This list is a working baseline. Local scarcity, danger, season, condition, and immediate need can change prices sharply.
Price Logic
Silver is money because silver protects.
Useful comparison:
10c buys a weak 24-hour ward.
25c buys a practical ward or minor durable survival good.
50c buys serious field gear.
$1 buys a major piece of survival infrastructure or the strongest common one-night ward.
Packs and Carrying
Item
Size
Price
Notes
Light Pack
worn
50c
No movement penalty; enough for a lean survivor.
Medium Pack
worn
$1
Core nomad gear; the baseline survivor pack.
Heavy Pack
worn
$2
Expedition load; -2 MR, livelihood-level gear.
Small Sack
Tiny empty / Small used
2c
Creates a Small loose pocket.
Medium Sack
Small empty / Medium used
5c
Creates a Medium loose pocket.
Large Sack
Medium empty / Large used
10c
Creates a Large loose pocket.
Belt / bandolier
worn
10c
Holds accessible small or tiny attachments.
Holster or sheath
Tiny/Small
5c
Common attachment hardware for weapons/tools.
Rigid small case
Small
10c
Protects Tiny fragile items.
Rigid medium case
Medium
25c
Protects Small fragile items.
Rigid large case
Large
50c
Protects Medium fragile items.
Seal quality
quality
+10c
Added to suitable containers.
Careful Storage quality
quality
+25c
Added to rigid containers for fragile contents.
Water and Food
Item
Size
Price
Notes
Filled waterskin
Medium
10c
Allows 1 survivor to camp/rest without nearby water.
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