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Dialogue
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Supply and demand is the driving force behind all travelling merchants.
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Collectors makes terrible merchants.
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True value is less easy to discern after The Twilight Bell has struck.
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Barter to get local goods and offer goods from far away,
that is the road to profit.
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A trade-wise merchant is valued as highly as his goods.
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Boat King's tankard or Malku beads...
Trust only a talented merchant! Such as myself.
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Sun sets fast and pockets empty,
you and I shall both have plenty
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Fair winds blow,
on even trade.
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Imports come and exports go,
the tides will always have it so
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Gambling by evening, trading by dawn
winner or loser, I'll accept it all.
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Wholesome commerce
makes friends of strangers
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I will offer you happiness
inside and out!
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Happy trade makes easy friends
barter well and fairly spend
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Gifts for life and life for gifts
that's the easy life!
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Any good exchange
benefits both parties.
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Trading by night favours no party
but sometimes it is necessary.
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Minimalists constantly undervalue things.
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Items that cannot be made or grown in Braided Shore are highly valued.
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A shopkeeper's nose is tuned to sniffing out ways to satisfy demand.
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It always pays to advertise.
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Knots may bind you, but trade will unravel your cares.
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Trade items from foreign peoples tend to have high value, as they are not made or grown locally
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Merchants tend to hold to their traditions, but a rare gem is a rare gem wherever you travel
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A merchant must know every particular, else he cheats his customer or himself.
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Early starts
lift trading hearts.
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Merchants often wear West Wind amulets, but in our hearts, the South Wind rules.
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Material quality and craftsmanship are the pillars of genuine value.
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