100 Market Stalls to Encounter

Markets are common in many settings, a place for buying and selling goods for those who lack a shop. This supplement has descriptions of what 100 different market stalls could be selling. The stalls are predominately those that would be selling to those who are less wealthy, namely the sort of people that would predominately visit a market, and the goods could be found in many places, from villages to cities.

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• Harsh soap is being sold at this stall in rectangular blocks of different sizes. The soap is too harsh to use on skin comfortably and is intended for cleaning clothes and fabrics.
• Hessian sacks full of charcoal are being sold here and a slight haze of charcoal dust fills the air and covers every surface, posing a fire risk.
• Hides and furs of substandard quality are being sold here. Though some of the goods could demand a decent price, they have been poorly tanned and are worth less than they should be.
• High proof clear spirits are being sold at this stall in wax=sealed clay pots. The drink is very nearly tasteless and extremely strong.
• Honey and beeswax products of many different kinds are being sold at this stall, both edible and not. From fresh, dripping combs to beeswax candles to personal care items using honey.

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