Commodities

Commodities are more common than ‘treasure’. They are also more ‘real’ than most treasures, as they are the basic things that make an economy tick. This is what you will find in storerooms, in trade caravans, in bandit strongholds, and in the galleys of raiders and pirates.

How to use this table:

Most treasure hoards will be mostly commodities. For small hoards, roll on the above d6 times. For medium sized hoards roll 2d6 times, and for large hoards roll 3d6 times.  A single trade caravan wagon should have about three commodities.

D100 Commodity Table

Roll	Commodity	Roll	Commodity
1-2	Barrel of nut/seed/olive oil	51-52	Bottles of liquor
3-4	Barrel of salt	53-54	Keg of beer
5-6	Keg of honey	55-56	Keg of mead
5-8	Barrel of salted fish	57-58	Keg of red wine
9-10	Barrel of whale oil	59-60	Keg of white wine
11-12	Tub of butter	61-62	Wheel of cheese
13-14	Bolt of canvas	63-64	Bag of coffee beans
15-16	Bolt of linen	65-66	Jar of fruit preserves
17-18	Bolt of silk	67-68	Jar of rare spices
19-20	Bolt of velvet or lace	69-70	Smoked livestock meats
21-22	Bolt of wool	71-72	Smoked game meats
23-24	Crate of ceramics	73-74	Jar of sugar
25-26	Crate of charcoal/peat	75-76	Jar of tea
27-28	Crate of leather	77-78	Keg of common dye
29-30	Crate of lumber	79-80	Keg of rare dye
31-32	Crate of parchment	81-82	Sack of uncut gems
33-34	Crate of rugs	83-84	Jar of ambergris
35-36	Crate of sheepskin	85-86	Sack of tubers/roots
37-38	Crate of tools/utensils	87-88	Sack of barley/buckwheat flour
39-40	Crate of vellum	89-90	Sack of rice
41-42	Crate of metal ingots	91-92	Sack of wheat flour
43-44	Crate of precious metal ingots	93-94	Sack of healing herbs
45-46	Blocks of wax	95-96	Sack of ivory
47-48	Crate of domestic animal hides	97-98	Sack of wheat flour
49-50	Crate of exotic animal hides	99-00	Vial of incense