The Peddler's Prize

What Have We Got Here? The Peddler’s Prize is an item-detailing world building game in which you and up to nine friends build out an inventory of interesting Objects and determine these Objects’ ties to factions. Starting with a set of uncolored object illustrations, you’ll choose factions with a vested interest in tactile curiosities and discover each Object’s story together. In the end you’ll have created an inventory of oddities , the peddler who sells them, and have a guide for which factions have the most sway over the market, all wrapped up for use in another game, setting, or story. Get a Physical Copy Here Any Setting or Genre As a worldbuilding tool, The Peddler's Prize works great when played in an existing setting. So if you have a game already going, and want to create some memorable items for and with your players, then this game is perfect. A Beak Feather & Bone Hack My favorite part of Beak, Feather, & Bone is that at the end of the game, you have a map that you have spent time collaboratively detailing and building a world around. You’ve created a storied artifact of play that is ready to use for another project or game. I created The Peddler’s Prize as a way to do that for strange items. I imagine this game will be used in much the same way to build out a shop and its keeper, determine what they have in their inventory, and understand why they have it. To Play You'll Need: A Deck of Cards Colored Pencils A d10 Yourself and up to 9 friends Something to write on Something to write with An uncolored inventory sheet of Objects A copy of The Peddler's Prize Print Your Own! We've made files available to print your own black and white copy at home or at a library. There's instructions included in the zip files but the pages are all ordered so that you can just print double sided and fold and staple your own physical copy. The license for this, as for the PDF, is for personal use only. Human Made This project is entirely made by humans and their tools, none of which are generative AI. We do this because we think that the process is a big part of the point, and we enjoy the process. We also believe in valuing art and we use money for that in this case. Supporting this game with your own money will directly help real humans with real bills. The Team Emily Entner - Writing, Layout Jon Boyle - Editing, Game Development Katie Murray - Art, Inventory Page Layout