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| '''Traders''' are normal [[NPC]]s that have an expanded set of items and extra money. They are marked with a <span style="display:inline-block;" aria-label="Trader icon">{{Icon|Trader Map Icon.png|w=30}}</span> on the minimap. Talking to a trader often leads to a dialogue option that opens the trading interface, and some traders have no role in the game beyond their trade inventory.
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| == Trade inventory ==
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| In addition to the normal inventory of items most NPCs have, each trader also has a set of items they can sell, called a trade inventory or trade treasures. Some items are guaranteed - usually unique magic items - while most items are picked from [[treasure tables]], with some items available only at specific [[level]]s. For example, a trader that sells five rolls on the [[Healing Potion Table]] is effectively guaranteed to have five {{RarityItem|Potion of Healing}} at level 3, but might have a mix of {{RarityItem|Potion of Healing}} and {{RarityItem|Potion of Greater Healing}} at level 5.
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| Items in the trade inventory are treated differently to the normal inventory. These items can usually (not always) be pickpocketed, but only the three most expensive trade items are dropped on death. This is in addition to any other typical drops of an NPC, such as their normal inventory and items that are dropped exclusively on death. The gold a trader has does not drop on death, but it is usually available for pickpocketing, though some exceptions exist.
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| Unique equipment for sale is not refreshed after a [[Long Rest]]. Non-unique items such as [[consumables]], [[alchemy ingredients]], and [[camp supplies]] are re-rolled after a Long Rest.
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| === Combat ===
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| Traders will be able to use consumables from their trade inventory during combat encounters. This includes drinking potions and casting spells from [[scrolls]].
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| == Trader wealth ==
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| Traders have a set ''wealth level'' that, in combination with player level, determines how much gold they can have. Wealth can be poor, modest, normal, wealthy, or extremely rich. | |
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| The following is a table describing the range of available gold by wealth level, from levels 1 to 12. For a more detailed breakdown, see [[Trader gold tables]].
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| {{Trader gold row verbose|lower=1|upper=12|wealth=poor}}
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| {{Trader gold row verbose|lower=1|upper=12|wealth=modest}}
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| {{Trader gold row verbose|lower=1|upper=12|wealth=normal}}
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| {{Trader gold row verbose|lower=1|upper=12|wealth=wealthy}}
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| {{Trader gold row verbose|lower=1|upper=12|wealth=extremelyrich}}
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| == Trading ==
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| {{hatnote|Main article: [[Trading and item pricing]]}}
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| The trade interface allows for buying and selling items from a trader. It is also possible to barter with them, earning more money at the cost of attitude or vice versa. [[Attitude]] and [[Persuasion]] influence trading price.
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| == List of traders ==
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| {{hatnote|Main article: [[List of traders]]}}
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| == Notes ==
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| <references/>
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| {{NavGameplay}}
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| [[Category:Gameplay mechanics]]
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