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==== Untested items ====
 
==== Untested items ====
* [[Honey]], [[mead]], [[royal jelly]], and [[wax]]
 
 
* [[Milk]] and [[cheese]]
 
* [[Milk]] and [[cheese]]
 
* [[Extract]]s
 
* [[Extract]]s
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* [[Remains]] (can these even be hauled to the depot? I forget)
 
* [[Remains]] (can these even be hauled to the depot? I forget)
 
* Items made from [[nail]]/claw/talon
 
* Items made from [[nail]]/claw/talon
* Items made from [[amber]], [[coral]], or [[pearl]].
 
 
* [[Codex|Codices]] and [[traction bench]]es. These items can involve [[parchment]] [[sheet]]s or [[wool]] [[rope]]s in their creation. Due to a bug{{bug|9409}}, they can lose the material definition from these components as part of assembling a [[quire]] into a codex or a [[table]], rope, and [[mechanism]] into a traction bench. Note that a codex made with a [[wood]]en [[Book binding|binding]] or a traction bench made with a wooden table would not be acceptable in any case.
 
* [[Codex|Codices]] and [[traction bench]]es. These items can involve [[parchment]] [[sheet]]s or [[wool]] [[rope]]s in their creation. Due to a bug{{bug|9409}}, they can lose the material definition from these components as part of assembling a [[quire]] into a codex or a [[table]], rope, and [[mechanism]] into a traction bench. Note that a codex made with a [[wood]]en [[Book binding|binding]] or a traction bench made with a wooden table would not be acceptable in any case.
 
* [[Instrument]]s are just a giant question mark
 
* [[Instrument]]s are just a giant question mark
 
* [[Scroll]]s made with [[scroll roller]]s made from [[wood]] or clear or crystal [[glass]], or [[Codex|codices]] bound with [[hair]] or [[wool]]en [[thread]].
 
* [[Scroll]]s made with [[scroll roller]]s made from [[wood]] or clear or crystal [[glass]], or [[Codex|codices]] bound with [[hair]] or [[wool]]en [[thread]].
 
* [[Blood]] and [[venom]]. This is rarely relevant, since they can only be purchased in wooden barrels AFAIK.
 
* [[Blood]] and [[venom]]. This is rarely relevant, since they can only be purchased in wooden barrels AFAIK.

Revision as of 02:14, 9 January 2023

Unacceptable items

Elves view living trees as sacred and dislike the killing of non-hostile animals; they're the only unmodded civilization to do so. Offering them wood or animal-derived products will offend the merchant. The merchant will rebuke your broker and leave immediately. This offense reduces your civilization's diplomatic relationship with the elves' civilization, possibly leading to war after multiple infractions.

Items made from wood
Once a beautiful tree, and now? It is a rude bauble, fit only for your kind.

Elves do not want to be offered items you made from wood, nor do they want most items that require wood as part of their creation process.

  • All items made of or decorated with wood. This includes wood from tree-like subterranean fungus, such as tower-caps. Elves make an exception for the "grown" wood items they make themselves, but items made by other races using "grown" wooden logs are still not acceptable.
  • All items made of or decorated with wood derivatives. This includes ash, potash, pearlash, charcoal, and lye. Note the exception for ash-glazed earthenware below, however.
  • Items made from or decorated with clear or crystal glass, as these items require pearlash in their creation. Again, note the exception for raw or cut glass gems below.
  • Obsidian short swords. These require wood in their production, for the handle.
Animal products
I see your low race still revels in death. That poor, gentle creature...

Elves also reject the majority of animal products. This taboo extends to items made from intelligent creatures, despite the fact that you may see elf historical figures wearing items made from the hair or bones of their enemies.

Examine your items carefully! Elf traders will reject containers holding a prohibited item, otherwise-acceptable items stored in a prohibited container, and all items «decorated» with a prohibited material. If you want to sell food or liquid to elves, it's best to use a large pot or one of their own grown wood barrels.

Note that elves only care about the items they are actually offered. It's perfectly allowable to use wooden bins to haul items to the trade depot, as long as you only offer the elves acceptable items from the bin and not the bins themselves.

Acceptable items

Any item that isn't specifically prohibited above is acceptable to elves. A non-exhaustive list of items they accept:

  • Items made from or decorated with stone, as well as raw clay or raw sand. This includes items made from petrified wood, lignite, or bituminous coal; elves aren't concerned with items that were plants or animals in a different geological age.
  • Items made from or decorated with metal (including steel), green glass, or ceramic. Elves are content to assume your dwarves fuel their craft with coke or magma rather than charcoal.
  • All rough gems and cut gems, as well as items and decorations made from gem materials. Note that clear glass and crystal glass are not gem materials and are generally not acceptable, even though they can be used for gem decorations and gem crafts.
    • Due to a long-standing bugBug:919, elves do not examine the material rough gems or cut gems are made of. You can safely sell them raw clear or crystal glass, or clear or crystal glass cut gems.
  • Plant and fungus products in general. Unless otherwise prohibited, all of these items are acceptable either as themselves or as the material for an item or decoration:
  • Silk thread and cloth and items made from them. Elves don't care if you're exploiting spiders.
  • Products of the beekeeping industry, including honey, royal jelly, mead, wax, and wax crafts.
  • Prepared meals made entirely with allowed ingredients.
  • "Grown" wood items. These can only be obtained from elves, usually from elven caravans, and were made in a way in keeping with elven ethics. Note that these items can still become unacceptable if they contain unacceptable items or are decorated with unacceptable materials.
  • Items made from certain spoiler materials, if you're willing to give these up.
  • Live creatures or vermin. Since these can only be traded when in a cage or animal trap, make sure the cage or trap is also made of acceptable materials.
  • Soap made from oil. This may be a bugBug:8571, as even plant-based soap requires lye, which is made from ash.
  • Otherwise-acceptable items are not disqualified by ash glaze, which may be a bugBug:4652.

Untested items

  • Milk and cheese
  • Extracts
  • Large gems made of clear/crystal glass. Probably worth double-checking the raw/cut glass bug is still around, too.
  • Gizzard stones, either as themselves or as decorations. Does the glass gem bugBug:919 apply to these as well? Are they flagged as IMPLIES_ANIMAL_KILL at all?
  • Gem windows made of gizzard stones or cut glass. I am actually not sure gizzard stones can be used for gem windows.
  • Remains (can these even be hauled to the depot? I forget)
  • Items made from nail/claw/talon
  • Codices and traction benches. These items can involve parchment sheets or wool ropes in their creation. Due to a bugBug:9409, they can lose the material definition from these components as part of assembling a quire into a codex or a table, rope, and mechanism into a traction bench. Note that a codex made with a wooden binding or a traction bench made with a wooden table would not be acceptable in any case.
  • Instruments are just a giant question mark
  • Scrolls made with scroll rollers made from wood or clear or crystal glass, or codices bound with hair or woolen thread.
  • Blood and venom. This is rarely relevant, since they can only be purchased in wooden barrels AFAIK.