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City & Guild is a Fifth Edition sourcebook that provides information and rules for towns, cities, guilds, crafts and trade in Mythic Europe.
Product Information | |
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Rules Edition: | Fifth Edition |
Abbreviation: | CaG |
Product Type: | Sourcebook |
Author(s): | Timothy Ferguson, Richard Love, Matt Ryan, and Sheila Thomas |
Publisher: | Atlas Games |
Product Number: |
Original AG0292 Rerelease AG0292SC |
ISBN: |
original 1-58978-092-2 Rerelease 1-58978-118-X |
Release date: |
Original November 2006 Rerelease 2010 |
Format: |
Original Hardcover Rerelease Softcover, 144 pages |
Availability: |
Original hardcover out of print Softcover and PDF available |
Contents
The Table of Contents and Introduction are available from the official product page on the Atlas Games Web site.
Chapters
- Introduction
- Towns & Cities
- Labor
- Guilds
- Crafts
- Travel
- Fairs & Markets
- Trade
- The Good of Europe
- Appendix: Price List
Rules
- Rules for crafting items, including items of superior (and shoddy) quality, are on pages 67-69. Superior arms and armor have bonuses to their combat scores.
- Some craftsmen in Mythic Europe have Supernatural Virtues that allow them to make minor magical items called wondrous items.
External links
- Warehouse23 (where the PDF version can be bought)
- Medieval Trade Routes (interactive map for 11th and 12th centuries)
- Article on the interactive Medieval Trade Routes map