Trader

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Trader Guild
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Primary Skillset:	Lore
Secondary Skillsets:	Survival, Armor
Tertiary Skillsets:	Weapon, Magic
Special Abilities:	Caravans, Trading, Market Advantages
Mana Type:	Lunar
Barbarian - Bard - Cleric - Commoner - Empath - Moon Mage Necromancer - Paladin - Ranger - Thief - Trader - Warrior Mage

Traders are all about making money, pure and simple. The Guild rules the transportation business with an iron fist, and through contract work and playing the commodities markets, a Trader earns (or loses) his fortune.

Perhaps the most (in)famous figure among Traders was Arnile Hanskwin, Syndic of the Trader's Guild. He was known for his desire to come up with more and more devious ways to combat the efforts of those who would steal from a trader. He was especially inventive when it came to designing new trap varieties.

Official Information

Guild crest: A shield divided by a diagonal line. One half bears the stylized image of a man leading a donkey burdened with sacks of golden coins, the other, a picture of a sailing ship cresting a wave, its sail bearing the image of a large diamond

Information courtesy of Dragonrealms Website.

Guild Hall Locations

The Crossing

The distinguished Trader Guildleader Ansprahv advises young entrepreneurs from this prosperous Guildhall. (You can type DIR TRADER for directions.)

Riverhaven

Inside Riverhaven's large Guildhall, the noble Guild Leader Willowbrook instructs her students in commerce and finance.

Muspar'i

A grand Guildhall set in the Desert City. The Guild Leader Kworlin oversees commerce in the northern most part of Elanthia.

Shard

Guild Leader Cialen administrates guild business from his office in opulent Brickwell Tower.

Ratha

Guild Leader Imaar presides over the Guildhall here.

Aesry Surlaenis'a

The capable Guild Leader Seranda oversees sea trade at the Surlaenis exchange.

Outer Hibarnhvidar

The shrewd Guild Leader Raelem took advantage of a recent career opportunity and now operates out of the Guild offices in Forfedhdar.

Skillsets and Common Races

A Trader's primary skillset is Lore. Survival and Armor are secondary skillsets, with Magic and Weapon as tertiaries.

According to the DragonRealms website, Traders tend to be:

Human	25%
Elothean	22%
Elven	16%
Prydaen	11%

Crafting Affiliation

Guilded traders receive two free technique slots in the Blacksmithing discipline of the Forging skill and one free technique slot in the Artistry discipline of the Outfitting skill.

See: Crafting

Getting Started

NOTE: Reading a contract and/or commodity board sends the output to the Familiar Window. If you do not see any information within the game, check that window. If you would like it sent to the Story window, make sure to close the Familiar Window.

What You Should Know

Becoming a successful trader takes patience and perseverance; regardless of what you do you probably won't be rich for quite some time. There are a lot of steps that should be taken and a lot of training one must do before he will attain a large sum of wealth.

In my opinion, Traders are the bravest people in all the provinces. It doesn't take much courage to be all armored up and weapons gleaming, hurling spells, knowing you can take out anything that crosses your path. But it takes nerve to stand there calmly while an enemy that you *know* can kill you in one hit advances on you as you wait for your caravan to move on or your pack animal to catch up

Tips and Methods

For the early circles I would recommend foraging branches and selling them to Mags at the Mongers' Bazaar in Crossing. This will lock your trading and make you a little coin at the same time. She should buy up to around 5 golds' worth, but it varies. Using caravans is a terrible idea for a newcomer. The transportation fees alone will be more than you're making. It will take some time before you can use them at a profit and even longer to make the profit seem worthwhile.

Advancing in the Guild

After your initial training there are a few different methods that you could use in order to train. Even though hunting isn't a strong point of a trader be sure that you still have a healthy dose of it as you will need it to advance in the armor requirements of the guild. On top of that, you will have your survival training; this and lore can be done in a number of ways. One way utilized by many traders is to train while following your caravan to different locations. Though its not a constant, it will allow you to gain experience in these fields while gaining the trading ranks that we all love!

Contract Trading- This is a form of trading that will not reap good benefits for quite some time, however if done on a constant basis it can provide a good and steady flow of experience in the trading field. If you're going to start contract trading at an early circle it is recommended you use the pack animals rather than caravans. This is inconvenient since you can't have them lead you, but a caravan will be too expensive to afford. The longer you do this the more you will be capable of making. When you feel that you are at a sufficient amount then you can switch to caravans. Transportation fees are charged for each shipment so be sure you can afford to pay it! It takes a while but eventually you will notice more and more money building up, however don't get too excited because you wont ever reach a state where you have an unlimited flow of money. It's a fatal mistake to think that huge traders have unlimited amounts of money and is also the reason many traders quit after a period of time.

Commodity Trading- This form of trading can be used at a younger age with significantly less risk. This is also another great way to lock trading, buying goods from certain outpost and selling them at another. However, the entire risk is on you when you use this method. To trade commodities just go into the Crossing, Arthe Dale or Leth Deriel trader outpost and read the commodity boards. They will list the items they have and their prices. Beside the item will be a word such as "surplus". This refers to the amount they have on hand currently. Be sure to be careful what you buy because if an outpost has a surplus then they will not take any more of that product.

Pawnshop- Selling off items to any pawnshop will grant considerable trading experience at low ranks. More experience is granted for higher value items, and there appears to be no limit to how many times you can gain field experience this way. The trick to training with this method is to find a reliable source of items with a high enough value to teach for your ranks. If your trader is training stealing you can simply sell off the stolen goods. Also, many creatures drop weapons, armor, or fluff items that can be pawned.

Crafting Society Workorders- Traders now gain experience in Trading when they turn in completed workorders at any crafting society. The experience granted depends on the difficulty of the items you made for the workorder. This can be an effective way to train trading and other lores, such as mech lore and appraisal. Also, the crafting books used in this process can be studied for scholarship experience as well.

Other Methods- Most of the following methods usually can't be used as consistent modes of training, but can be useful if you find someone in need of the service. Selling pouches is actually a very quick way to lock the trading of any trader. However, this is dependent upon people needing pouches sold. If you get the chance, however, it's a good way to train. Your charisma and trading skill will determine the amount you are capable of receiving for your pouches, as well as when you will be able to even do this. Selling bundles is also another way to train. This isn't as effective as pouches and generally isn't as common, but it can still work. Also, with the new teaching system, if you can find a trader in the market tents who will be around a while to teach, a class can also benefit you greatly. You can also train up certain lore and survival skills while sitting and listening, so take advantage and utilize your time to its fullest extent. Obviously this will not yield you any profit.

Low Level Methods- The best way to learn trading for the first few circles is to forage sticks or branches and sell them to Mags in the Crossing. This works until you have sold 5-6 gold worth of wood. Be sure to stop selling when trading is locked or you will miss out on potential exp. Once you can kill goblins out the west gate of the Crossing, use the loot all option and sell equipment - shields, weapons, and metal body armor sell the best. Finally, completing some type of tasks rewards trading experience. Foraging tasks from Mags are a great way to supplement the experience from other sources.

Guild Abilities and Breakdowns

Lunar Magic

Released on December 25, 2017, Traders have obtained magic abilities and a confound called Starlight Aura. Traders can have access to spells in the Fabrication, Illusion, and Noematics spellbooks. Unlike other guilds, Traders learn spells from The Negotiants inside the Crossing guildhall instead of from guild leaders. The Negotiants are located in the Vault through the steel door east of the commerce minister. Traders can receive a tessera from the Negotiants which can be invoked with a full Starlight Aura to learn spells remotely.

Trader spells

Rentable Pack Animals and Caravans

Traders can rent pack animals or caravans to transport goods between guild outposts, the staple activity of the Trader Guild. To rent a caravan simply go to the room with the clerk and RENT CARAVAN. The initial cost is 400 kronars at any Zoluren outpost. If you accidentally start a contract or shipment without a caravan you will automatically be defaulted to a pack animal. You may upgrade this by simply asking to rent a caravan. A storage box is included with every caravan rental once a Trader achieves 35th circle, and can be used like a mobile vault. If the caravan starves to death with items in its storage box, the items will be transferred to the next caravan that is rented. Trading contracts cannot be canceled, but they can expire. If your contract expires before you can deliver the goods you can still give it to the shipping clerk of the intended destination to have the crates removed from your caravan (though you will not be paid for the delivery). If for some reason you lose the contract and you just have crates piled up on your caravan that you want to remove you can PUSH CRATE ON CARAVAN so the one you want to get rid of is listed first when you look at the caravan. Then you can PULL CRATE ON CARAVAN to dump it.

Trade Route Justice

When a trader catches anyone stealing from them on a trade route they can run to the nearest outpost and accuse the culprit of stealing. This will allow the guild to send out thugs who will basically beat your thief to near death and leave him there. Be careful though because this ability cannot be used if they are not caught on a trade route. Meaning if you are in the grasslands out past the west gate or in town traveling to the NRT then you won't be able to accuse.

Syntax: ACCUSE <person> - see the list of current Outpost Locations

Caravan Drivers

One of the more often used abilities of a caravan is to use it to lead you places. When doing this you will automatically follow the caravan and stay with it even during round time. While the caravan is leading you may engage in actions that give a roundtime while still moving with the caravan, making it possible to train other skills at the same time. You have to be on a trade route for this to work however, the current places you can get led to are as follows: Leth Deriel (Will lead you from the ferry to the Bower Gate, Crossing (will lead to the northeast gate, or to the ferry from Bower Gate), stone clan (will lead to the trail in Beisswurms), Dirge (will lead to the path directly on the trail to the town gate of Dirge).

Syntax: TELL <caravan> TO LEAD TO <location> - see the list of current Trade Route

Corpse Hauling

Caravans and pack animals can also be used to tie deaders to, this is especially helpful in the fact that it can drag people out of places that people can't drag out of by hand. Normally this is the case at the barricade in rocktrolls and the trail in beisswurms.

This ability is learned from Guild Leader Cialen in Shard. (Ask Cialen about corpse)

Syntax: TIE <caravan/animal> TO <player>

Caravan Loss and Recovery

At the current moment and time there is some talk about traders being able to purchase a caravan for their own personal use but nothing is confirmed as of late. When looking for a caravan go to the stable closest to the area the caravan was originally lost in. Locations are in Leth Deriel, Stone Clan, Dirge, Crossing, Darkling Wood, Fayrin's Rest & Therenborough. They will not be the normal stables used to keep horses in. When a caravan is dead your guild will give you a very harsh lecture then you will be charged an additional amount to all your contracts for a very long time. So be careful and take care of those caravans!

RECALL CARAVAN in an attempt to remember where they parked. The results can vary based on both the recall ability of the trader and the distance from the caravan.

Recall Caravan is simply a tool for traders who may have left a caravan briefly to attend other matters and forgot where they left it. This ability does work if the caravan is stabled somewhere; it only works if the caravan is sitting out in a room. To find a stabled caravan, one can either go searching the various stables for it or TRANSFER it to the closest stable.

NOTE: It is not part of the main Recall system, and does not award experience as a result, nor is it likely to. The verb recall was used simply because it made the most sense.

Caravan Spook

Caravans and Pack Animals have the ability to drag you from combat. There is a small potential to be hurt from the attempt.

Syntax: TELL <pack animal/caravan> SPOOK

Kregkeirels

Found only on the island of Aesry, these stalwart pack animals are there to assist island Traders with carrying their wares, similar to the storage packing crates found on mainland caravans. They are rentable at two locations on Aesry by Traders of at least 35th circle. One stable is near the Trader guild hall by the docks, and the other is near the city.

Player Owned Caravans

Player-owned cavavans are RENTED caravans which have had customizations applied to them by Traders. You can rent a caravan at 25th circle and begin adding these customizations. Should your caravan starve or experience another mishap, you can rent another caravan and it will have any customizations your old one had on it.

Commodity Trading

Only Traders have access to the commodities market, allowing them to speculate on price fluctuations between cities and provinces. Currently there are only three working commodity pits in Elanthia: Crossing, Arthe Dale, and Leth Deriel.

Table of Commodies Commodity Trading

Market Advantages

Traders receive a better price when purchasing from shops with shopowners and when selling items to a pawnshop, gem buyer, or tanner. Increased Charisma also increases profit.

Trader Markets

Traders of at least 20th circle may rent market tables located in The Crossing, Riverhaven, Shard, Muspar'i, Aesry and the first tier of Ratha. Traders of at least 30th circle can rent their own Shops in the plazas located in The Crossing, Riverhaven and Shard. As of the release of the Trader Shops, stalls, which are currently only located in The Crossing, have been closed.

To remove a disruptive adventurer from a market place, two Traders of at least 20th circle or a single Trader at least 10 circles higher than the target must ASK GUARD FOR THE REMOVAL OF (person). This will also work on fellow Traders if they do not have a table rented in the building.

Tables

The cost per table is a couple gold for four hours of rental. Each table can hold up to twenty items. Traders can purchase one rental ticket per hour, therefore it takes three hours to claim all four tables in a room. To rent a table, ASK MONGER FOR TICKET and PUT the ticket on an empty table. If left unattended for even a couple minutes, rented tables are covered by a tarp courtesy a market attendant. Goods should be removed from the table before the rental ticket expires, or else there is a storage fee of several gold. ASK MONGER FOR GOODS within 48 hours to recover your items.

For more information see Trader Market Tables.

Stalls

With the introduction of Trader Owned Shops, the stalls have been closed, possibly permanently. The price for a stall is 10 platinum Kronars for 10 days of rental. Stalls contain three tables, each holding up to twenty items. All tables may be used immediately upon rental. To rent a stall, ASK MONGER FOR STALL and PUT the ticket on an empty stall. Unlike regular tables, stall tables can be left unattended and will not be covered until someone attempts to price or buy an item. To remove an unwelcome guest, ASK GUARD FOR THE REMOVAL OF (person). You can also OPEN and CLOSE a stall while standing outside of it. Once your rental expires, you must wait 10 days before renting another stall.

Trader Owned Shops

For more information see Player owned shop.

Auction Halls

Traders of at least 30th circle are able to use the auction halls located in The Crossing, Riverhaven and the guildhall in Ratha.

For more information see Trader Auction Halls.

Horse Trading

Traders of sufficient skill and circle (25) can buy and sell horses with other adventurers. This ability is most frequently used to facilitate transfer of a horse from one person to another. Traders also have an Instruction Technique, Advanced Riding, to teach.

For more information see Trader Horse Brokering.

Gem Pouches & Shops

Traders of appropriate skill (x = 2100 or more where x = Charisma(Appraisal+Trading). See Trader gem selling bonus.), have the unique ability to sell gems in bulk via gem pouches. In addition to selling the gems in bulk Traders also receive a higher profit on their sales than the typical adventurer, up to 60% for a high-level, high-charisma Trader using Finesse. This gem selling bonus is based on charisma, trading skill, and appraisal skill. Traders are also able to UNTIE POUCH in order to split the contents of one pouch into another and COMBINE POUCH WITH SECOND POUCH to merge 2 tied pouches together. Note that untie does not actually untie a pouch so you can get or see individual gems.

Traders also have the ability to GATHER gems to move them from one container to another. This verb will move all gems of a particular type into a separate gem pouch, which must be in your other hand. For example, GATHER RUBY IN MY POUCH would take all rubies from your first pouch, and move them into your second pouch.

Traders of sufficient skill can also finance gem shops.

For more information see Trader Shop Financing.

Fur Shops

Traders are also able to sell bundles at a higher profit than the typical adventurer as with the gem pouches. To facilitate this, fur packing crates are available for purchase at the Stone Clan and Fayrin's Rest outposts and will hold 100 skinned items each.

Traders of sufficient skill can also finance fur shops.

For more information see Trader Shop Financing.

Shardstar Shipping

In order to promote trade between the islands and the mainland, Shardstar Shipping allows Traders to ship items from one of their locations to another for a small fee. Currently, there are shipping locations in The Crossing, Riverhaven, Aesry Surlaenis'a and Ratha.

Speculate

Traders have a series of Speculate abilities that are taught by various guild leaders: Syntax: ASK (GUILDLEADER) ABOUT SKILL

Speculate	Circle	Guild	Details
Coin	12	Muspar'i	Allows you to throw a random coin you are carrying and possibly stun your target. CAUTION - You lose the coin!
Chaffer	45	Ratha	Allows you to publicly announce the sale on an object. The messaging differs based on the type of object as well as the target character.

Hirelings and Criers

Hirelings are a new thing to the guild, you have to be in a town where their services are offered to hire one. What hireling you get depends much on your circle, but there's still a random factor in for which one you'll get.

Syntax: HIRE <TYPE> (where TYPE is one of the following)
ATTENDANT
LOCATE (Attained at 8th Circle)
CRIER
MESSENGER
DELIVERY

Here are the basic commands:

ATTENDANT: groom, dry, perfume, cologne, rope, pouch, pack, goods, follow, stay, leave, dismiss, and cost.

Please be aware some services incur a onetime cost for each use. For a list of prices for services, ask the hireling about cost.

LOCATE: Ask the hireling about HELP and he or she will give you instructions and cost to find someone.

CRIER: Criers can be used in order to let the city know that you have a shop open for business, you are holding an auction or you are available to offer gem/skin selling services. There is a charge for this service though, the criers have two forms of usage. First is they can alert all people in the city that your stall or table is open. In order to do this you must HIRE CRIER TOWN CONFIRM. This service will cost you 2500 kronars. The second service they offer is to not only alert the town of your presence but to go into neighboring hunting areas and send out messages there to. The actual range of this isnt yet confirmed, to use this feature just use HIRE CRIER HUNT CONFIRM, there is a charge of 5000 kronars for this service.

MESSENGER: Ask the hireling about HELP and he or she will give you instructions and cost to send a message to someone (within city limits).

DELIVERY: A dapper servant steps forward and says, "I will use our guild's resources to deliver to a person of your choosing in any of the known provinces for only 3000 Kronars, less if you have recently located, messaged or delivered to your target. First, you will need to hold the item you want delivered in your right hand. Then ask me to weigh the item that you want delivered to make sure it doesn't exceed limitations. If the item is acceptable, you will need to give me the name of the person you want the item delivered."
(To have an item weighed, put it in your right hand and type ASK servant FOR WEIGHT)
(To send the item, keep it in your right hand and type ASK servant for DELIVER <person>)

Circle Requirements

Skillset	Skill	1-10	11-30	31-70	71-100	101-150	151-200
armor	1st Armor	2	3	3	3	4	10
armor	2nd Armor	1	2	2	3	3	8
weapon	1st Weapon	1	2	2	3	3	8
lore	Trading	4	5	6	6	7	15
lore	Appraisal	3	3	4	5	6	15
lore	1st Lore	3	3	4	4	5	13
lore	2nd Lore	2	3	3	4	4	10
lore	3rd Lore	2	2	3	4	4	10
survival	1st Survival	3	3	4	4	5	13
survival	2nd Survival	2	3	3	4	4	10
survival	3rd Survival	2	3	3	4	4	10
survival	4th Survival	1	2	2	3	4	10
survival	5th Survival	1	2	2	3	3	8
survival	6th Survival	1	1	1	2	2	5

Hard skill requirements ( Trading, Appraisal) are listed in bold. These skills cannot count toward Nth skills, such as 1st or 2nd Lore.

Note: The following "mastery" skills never count toward Nth skill requirements, since they affect all or most of the skillset: Defending, Parry Ability, Offhand Weapon, Melee Mastery, and Missile Mastery.

Nth skill requirements are met with your top-ranked skills out of the following list of eligible skills:

• Armor: Shield Usage, Light Armor, Chain Armor, Brigandine, and Plate Armor
• Weapon: Small Edged, Large Edged, Twohanded Edged, Small Blunt, Large Blunt, Twohanded Blunt, Slings, Bow, Crossbow, Staves, Polearms, Light Thrown, Heavy Thrown, and Brawling
• Lore: Forging, Engineering, Outfitting, Alchemy, Enchanting, Scholarship, Mechanical Lore, Appraisal, Performance, and Tactics
• Survival: Evasion, Athletics, Perception, Stealth, Locksmithing, First Aid, Outdoorsmanship, and Skinning

Cumulative

Skillset	Skill	10	30	70	100	150	200
armor	1st Armor	20	80	200	290	490	990
armor	2nd Armor	10	50	130	250	400	800
armor	Total Armor	30	130	330	540	890	1,790
weapon	1st Weapon	10	50	130	220	370	770
weapon	Total Weapon	10	50	130	220	370	770
lore	Trading	40	140	380	560	910	1,660
lore	Appraisal	30	90	250	400	700	1,450
lore	1st Lore	30	90	250	370	620	1,270
lore	2nd Lore	20	80	200	320	520	1,020
lore	3rd Lore	20	60	180	300	500	1,000
lore	Total Lore	140	460	1,260	1,950	3,250	6,400
survival	1st Survival	30	90	250	370	620	1,270
survival	2nd Survival	20	80	200	320	520	1,020
survival	3rd Survival	20	80	200	320	520	1,020
survival	4th Survival	10	50	130	220	420	920
survival	5th Survival	10	50	130	220	370	770
survival	6th Survival	10	30	70	130	230	480
survival	Total Survival	100	380	980	1,580	2,680	5,480
all	Total	280	1,020	2,700	4,290	7,190	14,440

• Soft Requirements are not counted towards cumulative totals.

Rumor System

The rumor system allows you to gossip with certain NPCs throughout the realms. ASK (NPC) ABOUT/FOR RUMOR and WHISPER (NPC) (your rumor) to have your rumor reviewed by a GameMaster and possibly added to the system one day!

Tools of the Trade

Traders have a number of role play and functional items in game available to them.

• The Abacus - items that allow all Traders to quickly calculate the conversion between the 3 currencies.
  
• Handbills - sold at Chispin's Handbills in Therenborough, these are pre-printed items to hand out to your customers.
  
• Ledgers - a vital tool given to each Trader upon entering the guild, these work similar to spellbooks with chapters and pages covering many facets of the Trader's business. Reading will provide the basic information on each page, and studying each page will teach a very small amount of scholarship and appraisal.
  
• Embroidery - while open to all guilds, Traders receive a large bonus to the quality of the stitch, as well as the ability to use a number of Trader-only patterns. See also Embroidery Shops for patterns and supplies.
  
• Trader Jewelry - while wearable and usable by all guilds, when a Trader appraises these uncommon pieces of jewelry and decorative items, they see a large amount of information on the gems, metals and craftsmanship of the components. Due to the large amount of information given per piece, these items teach appraisal higher than basic items.
  
• Banquet Halls - while a Trader will get no experience for renting one, these locations can be rented by a Trader for parties, public gatherings, etc. Banquet Halls also include a gambling room with a fully functional craps table. Currently there is a Hall in the Riverhaven Trader Guild.

Joining Lecture

The Guildleader Ansprahv nods curtly. "So, you think you're a trader, eh? Well, we'll soon see if you've got what it takes, won't we?" > He continues, "Now that you've joined us, you'd best remember our location. No trader worth his salt would forget where we are, and you don't look seasoned enough for my tastes. But I digress. You're in dire need of training," the Guildleader Ansprahv chuckles menacingly. > "What we traders do best, pure and simple, is make money. The glint of a fistful of coins is what makes our blood flow. Make no mistake, we're after wealth and power. If you're thinking more lofty and noble thoughts, you might be more suited to housekeeping," he adds with a smirk.

"You'll need to know where the important areas are here in the guild. Downstairs you will find the commerce minister and the shipment clerk. These two folks are going to be the most important people to you for some time. Near the shipment clerk is the interprovince broker and the commodities pit. It will be some time before you need them." "Also downstairs, at the entrance of the guild, is the Moot Room and the Auction Hall, as well as the guild library and banquet room. Upstairs we have a gathering room for you social types, our very own Gold Key Club where you can find a drink or two and a conference room. So you see we have quite a large facility here. See to it that you don't get lost." > "Let me give you some advice before you get started. Zoluren is a good place if you want to dive right in to delivering contracts, as well as Riverhaven in Therengia. Selling branches in Crossing or herbs in Riverhaven both will help you begin to learn the traders skill, as will pawning items you may find laying about. Just make certain that those items do not belong to anyone else. Hunters take a dim view of people who steal from them and some would not hesitate to take a life over it. Be sure to stop by the Hall of Records to pick up a ledger. Ledgers provide a great deal of information you will find valuable as well as giving you the means to work on your scholarship." [As you advance, you will be able to learn special abilities but not all the guildleaders will teach the same abilities.] > "Traders need to be literate in order to handle the various types of records and communications they use, so its best to start training it early. Talk to other traders and try not to make many enemies. And above all, try to be someone who will make this guild proud. All right, that's about it for now. You've got a lot to do, a lot to learn, and judging from things at this point, the sooner you start the better."

"Remember, the Guild is here to provide you with work based on your continuing progress in our profession. It is entirely up to you how quickly you advance through our ranks. But know this, a slothful trader will not go far in our business. Be diligent, be responsible, be practical. And always pay your debts on time."

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Additional Information

• Trader Titles
• Trader Abilities Chart
• Trader-only Shops
• Traders of Renown
• Trader Spells
• (obsolete)Glimpse of Trader Magic