Handelsregeln

[Wulfhere]

was braucht man bei Perry

Wie sind die Wünsche

[Slüram]

Wir haben Geschäftstüchtigkeit als Fertigkeit. Reicht das nicht?!

 

Oder willst Du Regeln für eine Handelssimulation?

[Slüram]

Was viel interessanter in diesem Zusammenhang für mich als SL wäre, wären beispielhafte Preislisten mit Verfügbarkeitswahrscheinlichkeiten.

 

Von A wie Antiflexbrille bis Z wie Zielfernrohr....

[Wulfhere]

Handelssimulation auf deutlich einfachen Niveau. In etwa Traveller

 

Preislisten mit Verfügbarkeit kombiniert wäre eine schöne Ausarbeitung für das Kompendium

[Odysseus]

Hmmmm.... Mal so aus dem Blaster geschüttelt...

 

- Haupthandelsplaneten

 

- Haupthandelsrouten

 

- Haupthandelswaren

 

- Legaler Handel vs. Schmuggel

 

- mögliche Gewinnspanne

 

- Zollgebühren

 

- Handelssperren/Embargos

 

- Gilden/Zünfte/Handelsorganisationen

 

- Gefahren durch Piraten/Weltraummonster/Meteoritenschwärme etc.

 

 

 

Best,

 

der Listen-Reiche

[Larandil]

Ein paar nette und wahre Worte über interstellaren Handel:

 

"Interplanetary commerce is a great theme for a campaign. Some planets will have a surfeit of certain resources, while other planets are bound to lack sufficient quantities of the same thing for their purposes. Entrepreneurial characters can make a killing carting these valuable commodities around the galaxy, from planets where they are dirt cheap to planets where the natives will pay through the nose for them.

 

The interesting thing is, these commodities don't necessarily need to be the sorts of things we conventionally think of as valuable. Gold is kind of scattered around anywhere there are rocky planets, so you could mine it locally and not have to buy imported stuff. But water...

 

Actually, bad example. Water is pretty darn common in the universe. If it isn't on a planet, then it'll almost certainly be found on asteroids or comets or other planets in the same solar system. There's absolutely no need to cart it across interstellar distances or invade other planets for it. Certain science fiction movies notwithstanding.

 

In fact almost any raw material is going to be had relatively nearby, at least within the same solar system, more easily than bringing it from another star system. Which means the most valuable interstellar trade commodities will probably be biological, technological, or cultural.

 

Yep, the vast star-spanning civilisations of the distant future will not be trading gold , silver, or jewels. They'll be trading ice sculptures, fine wines, and music videos. Remember that if you run a campaign featuring interstellar commerce. "

 

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