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Simply put, the Discerning Merchant’s Price Guide is an alternate organizational tool for magic items that already exist under the rules in the D&D Fifth Edition It provides tables
- What This Document Is
- Organizational Tables
- Quick Price Adjustments by Location
- Sorting & Abbreviations
- Armor
- Wondrous Items: Waist
- Random Discerning Merchant Tables
- The Discerning Merchant
- Local Population
- Wealth
- Merchant’s Current Stock
- Random Magic Item Category
- Azza Vice, Proprietor of The Golden Bazaar of Artifice
The Discerning Merchant’s Price Guide is a tool primarily for Dungeon Masters, although players may find it useful as well, particularly in magic-heavy campaigns� It is an organizational tool for magic items in D&D Fifth Edition (but does not include artifacts, sentient items, or items that only difer in flavor)� It groups magic items together into...
The tables in the following pages are intended to assist in quickly finding an item of a particular type� If you’re looking for a weapon, alphabetical order isn’t real helpful, since they might have many diferent names� The actual descriptions of these items, however, are not included; those must be found in the appropriate book� Reference page num...
Magic items are naturally going to be easier to find in urban centers, but even when available in smaller settlements, residents might be reluctant to part with such treasures� While some DMs may not wish to bother with this degree of granularity, those who prefer a formulaic approach can consult the following table for a rough guide to modifying p...
On all tables, items are sorted first by rarity, and second alphabetically� The reference column makes use of abbreviations for various D&D source material� These are listed below�
know that you actually Never let a relic merchant want something. Make them convince you, and be convince. point out how rarely it would to go difficult to useful. After all, you’re not stupid enough When, eventually, they believe you be out adventuring. it, spring. will be doing them a favor to purchase make the deal as fast as possible, and tell ...
comes to relics and other magical fiddle faddle, When it find a ring of resistance that go for nondescript. try to of resistance. If it has a looks like every other ring inscribed, sell it to mark, worry. If it’s got a name maker’s the next person you see. - Farrick Nucklestabble
The tables and guidelines below present an alternative method to those presented in Xanathar’s Guide to Everything for dealing with buying and selling magic items� Tables and sections are presented in the likely order that DMs will need them if working on the fly� And while these tables can certainly be helpful in such instances, they probably func...
While a magic items merchant might be any sort of creature, usually what’s most important roleplaying one is knowing their current mood, personality, and perhaps some additional detail that draws the notice of the PCs� Below are tables to serve as quick inspiration for any given merchant�
The local population of a merchant’s area will fall into one of four broad categories: remote, such as a traveling wagon on a small road or a hidden cave at the top of a peak; a village or small town, which likely has a very small market for such goods and mostly sells to travelers; a large town or small city, which probably has a sustainable custo...
Use the tables below to first determine the merchant’s wealth (or simply choose), and then roll based on their wealth to determine their current liquid assets they have available to make purchases from the PCs� It’s important to remember that for larger exchanges, alternate forms of payment become more and more likely� Not only is platinum coinage ...
How many magic items of varying rarities a merchant has in stock is generally a function of their location and available wealth� Use the column below that is farthest to the right and has a descriptor of the merchant� For instance, for a merchant that Dangerously Indebted is Afluent but operates in a small town, use the column under Afluent—they ma...
If you don’t already have a list of stocked magic items in mind for your merchant, you can use the tables below to randomly determine which category each item is in, and then roll in that category to determine a specific item�
Azza Vice is a feminine tiefling and the proprietor of Bazaar of Artiice. It’s located in an outbuilding on the manor grounds of a local noble, protected from would-be thieves by the property’s wrought-iron fences and the guards that patrol it� Customers primarily visit by appointment, unless they don’t mind the 10-minute wait it takes for a runner...
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Product inventory, pricing and details for shops, vendors, traders and merchants in D&D 5e role playing games.
Revised Price List for the Player’s Handbook (Google Spreadsheets) Class: refers to how the item is listed in the Player’s Handbook Cost/Source: the cost of this item if bought directly from the craftsman/farmer. Cheaper than this and the craftsman will be unable to feed his family.
This chapter provides rules and prices for weapons, armor, and other kinds of equipment that characters might purchase or find. The DM lets you know if a shop has an item for sale and whether it’s available at the listed price.
Links to all available free (legal) PDFs for 5e so far. 5th Edition. I was making this list for my players, but I figured I'd post it online anyway in case it helps others. There are a lot of spells, magic items, monsters, etc. covered between all the various PDFs.
I applied a formula to the "Sane" price guide that has floated around for years to try and fit it a bit better to prices people would expect, tweaked major outliers, and then extrapolated prices for items that have released since the DMG.
