Good trading prices are: 100 - 200 for Velvet, 90 - 120 for Oil 150 for tools, 100 - 150 for spices, 10 for Wool, 20 for Salt and 50 - 100 for furs.

The whole idea of trading from north to south is good, but it could be necessary to trade other goods to. At this point nothing will attack you, and this is Dulahan: Then, hire a bunch of mercs - try to have around 50, any kind will do, don't worry about upgrades. The only other thing, it might be worth killing some looters with your companions before you get the mercs, if not before you do more than one or two runs (The first run or two can help pay for some equipment) - as once you have the mercs, nothing is easily fighting you until you join a faction. This is the key to lots and lots of money. ctrl+space speeds up the time so you move a lot quicker, and since nothing will attack you that is a good thing.

Move up to Vyborg on the map, click on it. Ask to send a caravan to Vyborg, and make it a large one, use Velvet. If you have Ingrii in your party (Or have at least 4 trade) you can now find a city with 120 or less, and go talk to the mayor. Even if you don't use it to make companions get along, there is one tweak that is almost a must for fun play: Battle Continuation (Your troops keep fighting while you lay there knocked out).) Also, pick up some cheap horses (any 500 or below as long as you have enough leftover!) Repeat until you have around 15000 (IDeally, hire your preferred companions. If possible, buy some furs on the way back, sell in Sich and get more Velvet. Then, take it up to any of the cities around Novgorod. As many as you can afford as long as it is 140 or less. fortunately, this is not that hard to manage!ДЇirst, go down to the South, any of the cities near Sich - and buy a bunch of Velvet.

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