If you have good movement speed, you can also hit 3 villages in The North to buy furs relatively safetly.
Travel to White Harbor (186 stags) If the game just started and you didn't have to grind out the transportation costs to Braavos initially, the prices might be very high at White Harbor on furs (which you need) The ≈ 2300 stags you have are enough to protect against this. Once you get to Braavos, go to the Iron Bank and borrow approximately 2500 stags. Sometimes I need to do a bounty multiple times for it to register correctly - which optimistically means "Free XP" Bounties yield 300 stags each, just don't condemn it for being blood money when you cash in the quest.
Targets will always be in the same spot in the village.
If the target is in heavy armor, I recommend doing this - "Nervous Man" target is the best choice. These are insanely low-margins so the actual viability of that isn't great - so picking up a quick tavern bounty is also an option.įor the Tavern bounties, you can leave and re-enter the target village to "re-roll" the bounty target. (These prices are for 1 person - you'll be using these alot)Ī good low-risk way to get this money is to buy Grain from the villages around the area - if the price is single-digits, grab it and sell it in a Kings Landing, Duskendale, or Maidenpool - or Storm's End if you've got the pathfinding/spotting to avoid them (but you can't outrun Robber Knights). The Shipmaster in King's Landing can take you for 198, but it's only 168 from Maidenpool. Need is a strong word, but this will make it much faster and it's not a huge deal.įirst, you need to get to Braavos. Like many things in the world of capitalism, this plan starts out with incurring debt. Your time to screw them all over will come - but not today. This keeps you in everyone's good graces at the cost of a small renown hit. This means telling the Stark men you don't want to get involved and not going to pick up the raven that was shot down. How to start The Five Kings can go screw themselves, so decline to get involved in their schemes in the opening missions.
However, I still recommend increasing your Trade Skill to at least 3 to make this guide viable. So this guide is set to go over the broad strokes of trading in the beginning - without going into specifics of character creation so as to apply to as many characters as possible. I love trading in the game for RP Campaign - little backroom deals and coins hitting the right hands to make sure my trading empire comes out on top and anyone who doesn't like me ends up having a bad time. Mainly making a post for my own reference, although I'd appreciate any input/feedback relating to this - or what I could improve.
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