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Peddler

Shopping as a conversation instead of a list of buttons. A player right-clicks a shop's token and steps into a full-screen vignette, talks to the shopkeeper through a dialogue tree you wrote, and browses the wares. They build a cart, confirm, and the trade commits on your client.
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New to Peddler?

Section titled “New to Peddler?”

Peddler requires Foundry VTT v14 and the free 3DS Atlas module. Start at Getting started for installation and your first shop.

Highlights

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Ready-made shops

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Apply one of ten shop archetypes to any NPC actor. Each one ships with a complete dialogue tree, a matching look, and its own tricks.

The vignette

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Players shop inside a full-screen vignette: dialogue with the shopkeeper, a browsable shelf, a cart, and a confirm step.

One shopper at a time

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By default a shop serves one customer at a time and puts everyone else in a line, though you can allow several customers to shop the same shop at once. Queue and sessions covers the waiting line, your queue controls, and resuming an interrupted visit.

Themes

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Fourteen themes on six chassis change both the look and the layout of the scene.

Haggling

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Players can haggle with a skill roll against a ladder of DCs. The higher they roll, the deeper the discount.

Living stock

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Restock schedules tied to world time, roll-table stocking, and infinite staples.

Configure each shop

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Every shop has its own settings window on the actor sheet, with tabs for configuration, stock, transaction history, and the queue.

Write the script

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The dialogue tree editor gives you nodes, choices, conditions, effects, free-text input, and a visual graph.

Works with your system

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Dedicated system adapters ship for six systems. Every other system runs on a generic adapter with nothing disabled.

For developers

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Support

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