What I mean is would say a seal tribe village value seal meat the same way a member of a southern fishing based tribe does and likewise would a safe value an arrow the same way a hunter would. Pretty sure the villagers don't but not sure about different tribes. If not, then they should. A tribe that survived primarily on fishing and farming should value furs and hide more than a primarily hunter tribe and a hunting tribe should value vegetables more than other farmer tribes. And obviously there are going to be some hunters and some farmers in every tribe so I'm not saying there shouldn't be any vegetables available in a hunting tribe village just that on average they should have a lower supply and higher demand if it's not a focus of their way of life. It would be cool to live as a caravaneer traveling the lands trading hides and valuables like livestock or tools in exchange for supplies you then take to far off lands to trade for more valuable trade goods.
Topic: Do different villages and villagers value things differently (Read 2441 times)