Trading Post
Here is a collection of the raw and manufactured products of each nation, collected for easy reference so that players can set up trade agreements. Add or edit the what your nation offers and what your nation needs as you wish. Raw Materials: Raitolia: Stone, metals, gems, wood, fish, fruit, wool, cotton Nokeo: Meats (e.g. Fish), wood, fruits, fossil fuels Êġarol: timber, fish, herbs, large game Tamega: Horses, wheat, corn, barley, potatoes, bread, honey, herbs and spices, lumber, clams, crab, fish Skjeimitekann: Marble, Sandstone, Granite, Salt, Rice, Corn, Flax, Cotton, Fish, Iron, Copper, Tin, Zinc, Gold Cámas: Corn, Fish, Salt, Timber, Stone, Silver Mikáo: Manufactured Goods: Raitolia: seafood, refined metals, polished gemstones, fruit, boats (assembled), art/artisans Nokeo: medicine, refined fossil fuels Êġarol: boats, other wooden goods, medicines Tamega: Fine meads and ales, a variety of longbows, crafted wood pipes, leather goods Skjeimitekann: Textiles, Structural and Decorative Stone, Seafood, Refined Metals, Slaves Cámas: Mikáo: Needed Imports: Raitolia: Grains/bread, meat, vegetables in general Nokeo: metals, bread Êġarol: Tamega: Iron, Bronze, Stone for construction Skjeimitekann: Lumber, Livestock, Weapons Cámas: Mikáo:

Needed Imports: Tamega: Iron, Bronze, Stone for construction

Sano: I'm looking to open a trade route from Skjeimitekann to the Tamegan markets. I prefer using ships, but I don't see from you maps if any of your cities are obviously on the ocean and which may be used for trade ports. The alternative, a land route, is not as attractive, as merchants would have to cross over the mountain ranges to reach your peninsula. In exchange for lumber and horses, the Tekann are willing to trade refined metals and quarried stone.

Under the current circumstances of Tamega's intent to expand, Skjeimitekann has become interested in a short term purchase of a crude fossil fuel in the form of tar. Pitch, to be specific. Since the only known supplier of petroleuym products is Nokeo, We are interested to know what we might provide of interest in trade.