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Item value is determined by a number of factors: the form of the item, the material it is made out of, the quality of its creation, and any decorations on it.

The final value of an item is the base value of the form of the item (e.g. block or statue) multiplied by the material multiplier (e.g. granite or gold), multiplied by the quality modifier (e.g. fine or masterful) if any, then summed with the final value of all decorations.

Base values of items[edit]

The base value of an item is determined by the form of the item, not what it is made out of. For example, a wood block uses the base value for a block; a native gold block uses the same base value, since it too is in the form of a "block". In both cases, the final value is then determined by adjusting the base value with the appropriate modifiers.

Items without quality levels[edit]

Base Value	Items
0	Body part, Corpse, Remains, small rock
1	glob, seeds, alcohol, powder, extract
2	Fish, unprepared fish, Meat, Egg, Plant, Leaves
3	Gem (rough), Log, Stone
5	Bar, Block, Gem (cut), Leather
6	Thread
10	Ballista arrowhead, cheese, Honeycomb
?	live vermin, tame vermin

Items with quality levels[edit]

Base Value	Items
1/50	Coin^[1]
1	Orthopedic cast
7	Cloth^[2]
10	Door, Floodgate, Bed, Chair, Chain, Flask, Goblet, Instrument, Toy, Cage, Barrel, Bucket, Animal trap, Table, Coffin, Box, Bin, Armor stand, Weapon rack, Cabinet, Figurine, Amulet, Scepter, Crown, Ring, Earring, Bracelet, Large gem, Anvil, Totem, Backpack, Quiver, Prepared meal^[3], Pipe section, Hatch cover, Grate, Quern, Millstone, Splint, Crutch, Slab, Decoration^[4], Large pot, Jug, Nest box, Hive, Ladle, Bowl, Mortar, Pestle, Pouch, Knives, Cleaver, Fork
20	Siege ammo, Traction bench
25	Window, Statue
30	Catapult part, Ballista part, Mechanism
50	Minecart, Wheelbarrow, Cauldron
*	Weapon, Armor, Shoe, Shield, Helm, Glove, Ammo, Pants, Trap component

[1] Coins minted at a forge are always of base quality

[2] Goods made out of cloth get the following built in as decorations: the cloth (with quality mod) and the thread (without quality). Dyes are added separately (with quality), as a powder, not a decoration.

[3] Prepared meals always have a base value of 10, with a quality modifier. Each ingredient is calculated separately, with its own base value and "minced" quality modifier. The total value of a meal stack is the sum of the above values multiplied by the total quantity, regardless of the proportion of ingredients. A more thorough explanation and example exists at the Cook page.

[4] "Decorations" include "It is decorated with <material>", "It is encircled with bands of <material>", "It is adorned with hanging rings of <material>", "This object menaces with spikes of <material>", "On this object is an image of <description> in <material>", "It is studded with <metal>". Decorations of bolts have a 1/3 base value instead.

The following items have their value determined based on their properties:

Weapon[edit]

The base value of a melee weapon is (SIZE / 50) + 1; if the weapon has any EDGE attacks, its value is doubled. Ranged weapons simply have a value of 10.

Weapon values
Base Value	Weapon
3	Whip
7	Training sword
9	Training spear, War hammer
10	Crossbow, Blowgun, Bow, Large dagger
11	Flail
14	Scourge, Scimitar, Short sword
17	Training axe, Mace
18	Spear
22	Pick, Morningstar
27	Maul
30	Long sword
34	Battle axe, Pike
38	Two-handed sword
50	Halberd
54	Great axe

Armor[edit]

The base value of a piece of armor is ((UBSTEP + LBSTEP) * 3) + (LAYER_SIZE / 5) + (COVERAGE / 10) + 1.

UBSTEP and LBSTEP cannot be greater than 3
LAYER_SIZE and COVERAGE cannot be greater than 100

Armor values
Base Value	Armor
8	Cape, Vest
15	Breastplate
16	Tunic
20	Mail shirt
21	Leather armor
22	Shirt
23	Toga
26	Cloak
27	Coat
31	Dress
33	Robe

Shoes and Gloves[edit]

The base value of a shoe or glove is (UPSTEP * 3) + (LAYER_SIZE / 5) + (COVERAGE / 30) + 1.

UPSTEP cannot be greater than 3
LAYER_SIZE and COVERAGE cannot be greater than 100

Glove values
Base Value	Gloves
6	Gloves
7	Mittens
11	Gauntlets

Shoe values
Base Value	Shoes
6	Socks
8	Shoes
9	Sandals, Low Boots
12	High Boots
15	Chausses

Shield[edit]

The base value of a shield is (UPSTEP * 3) + BLOCKCHANCE + 1.

UPSTEP cannot be greater than 3
BLOCKCHANCE cannot be greater than 100

Shield values
Base Value	Shields
14	Buckler
27	Shield

Helm[edit]

The base value of a helm is (LAYER_SIZE / 5) + (COVERAGE / 20) + 1.

LAYER_SIZE and COVERAGE cannot be greater than 100

Helm values
Base Value	Helm
5	Cap, Head Veil, Face Veil, Headscarf
7	Mask, Turban
8	Hood
12	Helm

Ammo[edit]

The base value of a single unit of ammo is (SIZE / 200) + 1.

Ammo values
Base Value	Ammo
1	Blowdart, Bolt, Arrow

Values are for singles, not stacks

Pants[edit]

The base value of a pair of pants is (LBSTEP * 3) + (LAYER_SIZE / 5) + (COVERAGE / 10) + 1

LBSTEP cannot be greater than 3
LAYER_SIZE and COVERAGE cannot be greater than 100

Pants values
Base Value	Pants
5	Thong
8	Loincloth
13	Short skirt
16	Skirt, Braies
22	Long skirt
23	Trouser, Leggings, Greaves

Trap component[edit]

The base value of a trap component is ((SIZE / 50) + 1) * HITS; if it has any EDGE attacks, its value is doubled.

Trap component values
Base Value	Trap Component
66	Giant axe blade, Enormous corkscrew, Menacing spike
126	Large, serrated disc, Spiked ball

Material multipliers[edit]

The material multiplier for an item is found from the [MATERIAL_VALUE:#] tag in the raws for the material it is made out of, and can be further augmented using [MULTIPLY_VALUE:#]. A wood block uses the same material multiplier as a wood log or a wooden chest - that is the material value for wood, which is 1.

Stones
Multiplier	Stone
x1	Bismuthinite, Bituminous coal, Lignite, Common stone
x2	Cassiterite, Garnierite, Malachite, Native copper, Sphalerite, Calcite, Chalk, Dolomite, Limestone, Marble
x3	Tetrahedrite, Obsidian
x5	Galena
x8	Hematite, Limonite, Magnetite
x10	Horn silver, Native silver
x30	Native gold
x40	Native aluminum, Native platinum
x250	Raw adamantine

Gems
Multiplier	Gem
x2	Banded agate, Bloodstone, Blue jade, Brown jasper, Carnelian, Chrysocolla, Chrysoprase, Citrine, Dendritic agate, Fire agate, Fortification agate, Gray chalcedony, Lace agate, Lapis lazuli, Lavender jade, Milk quartz, Moonstone, Morion, Moss agate, Onyx, Pink jade, Plume agate, Prase, Pyrite, Rock crystal, Sard, Sardonyx, Schorl, Smoky quartz, Sunstone, Tiger iron, Tigereye, Tube agate, Turquoise, Variscite, White chalcedony, White jade, Yellow jasper
x3	Aventurine, Picture jasper, Rose quartz
x10	Amber opal, Bone opal, Cherry opal, Gold opal, Jasper opal, Milk opal, Moss opal, Onyx opal, Pineapple opal, Pipe opal, Prase opal, Resin opal, Shell opal, Wax opal, Wood opal, Clear tourmaline
x15	Fire opal, Jelly opal, Melanite, Pink tourmaline, Red tourmaline
x20	Alexandrite, Almandine, Amethyst, Aquamarine, Bandfire opal, Black pyrope, Black zircon, Brown zircon, Cat's eye, Chrysoberyl, Cinnamon grossular, Claro opal, Clear garnet, Crystal opal, Golden beryl, Goshenite, Green jade, Green tourmaline, Green zircon, Harlequin opal, Heliodor, Honey yellow beryl, Kunzite, Levin opal, Morganite, Peridot, Pinfire opal, Pink garnet, Precious fire opal, Purple spinel, Red beryl, Red flash opal, Red grossular, Red pyrope, Red spinel, Red zircon, Rhodolite, Rubicelle, Tanzanite, Topaz, Topazolite, Violet spessartine, White opal, Yellow grossular, Yellow spessartine, Yellow zircon
x25	Clear zircon, Indigo tourmaline
x30	Demantoid, Light yellow diamond, Blue garnet, Black opal, Tsavorite
x40	Faint yellow diamond, Emerald, Ruby, Sapphire
x60	Black diamond, Blue diamond, Clear diamond, Green diamond, Red diamond, Yellow diamond, Star ruby, Star sapphire

Metals
Multiplier	Metal
x2	Bismuth, Copper, Lead, Nickel, Tin, Zinc
x3	Lay pewter, Nickel silver
x4	Trifle pewter
x5	Bronze, Fine pewter
x6	Billon, Bismuth bronze
x7	Brass
x8	Sterling silver
x10	Iron, Pig iron, Silver
x11	Black bronze
x20	Electrum
x23	Rose gold
x30	Gold, Steel
x40	Aluminum, Platinum
x300	Adamantine

Animals
Multiplier	Animal
x2	adder, beak dog, black bear, black mamba, bobcat, bushmaster, capybara, copperhead snake, cougar, coyote, dingo, elk, giant cave swallow, giant dingo, giant earthworm, giant mole, giant rat, helmet snake, hyena, ice wolf, jackal, king cobra, magma crab, molemarian, monitor lizard, muskox, ocelot, panda, python, rattlesnake, sloth bear, strangler, wolf
x3	alligator, anaconda, blind cave bear, cheetah, draltha, elk bird, fire imp, gila monster, green devourer, grizzly bear, jaguar, leopard, lion, lynx, polar bear, rutherer, saltwater crocodile, sasquatch, tiger, yeti
x4	cave crocodile, cave dragon, giant bat, giant cave spider, giant cheetah, giant desert scorpion, giant jaguar, giant leopard, giant lion, giant olm, giant tiger, giant toad, jabberer, unicorn, voracious cave crawler
x5	elephant, sea monster, sea serpent, giraffe, rhinoceros
x10	hydra
x15	dragon, roc

Plants
Multiplier	Plant
x1	bloated tuber, hide root, kobold bulb, muck root, prickle berry, rat weed, sliver barb, whip vine all trees and plant seeds
x2	blade weed, cave wheat, dimple cup, fisher berry, longland grass, pig tail, plump helmet, quarry bush, rope reed, sweet pod, wild strawberry tuber beer (bloated tuber drink)
x3	sun berry whip wine (whip vine drink)
x5	valley herb quarry bush leaf, rock nut oil (quarry bush oil), rock nut soap (quarry bush soap), sunshine (sun berry drink)
x10	redroot dye (hide root powder)
x20	cave wheat flour (cave wheat powder), dimple dye (dimple cup powder), dwarven sugar (sweet pod powder), dwarven syrup (sweet pod extract), emerald dye (blade weed powder), longland flour (longland grass powder), sliver dye (sliver barb powder)
x25	whip vine flour (whip vine powder)
x100	gnomeblight (kobold bulb extract), golden salve (valley herb extract)
Note	Plants are made of various materials - the predominant material (usually STRUCTURAL) is listed for each individual plant, and other materials are listed separately when they differ.

Miscellaneous
Multiplier	Material
x1	Ash
x2	Amber, Coral, Coal, Green glass, Lye
x3	Potash, Earthenware
x4	Pearlash, Stoneware
x5	Clear glass
x10	Crystal glass, Porcelain, Salt

Quality[edit]

Item value is further increased by applying the quality multiplier.

Designation	Description	Value Modifier
Item Name	—	×1
-Item Name-	Well-crafted	×2
+Item Name+	Finely-crafted	×3
Item Name	Superior quality	×4
≡Item Name≡	Exceptional	×5
☼Item Name☼	Masterful	×12
Unique Name	Artifact	×120

@@ Line 6: / Line 6: @@
 ==Base values of items==
-The '''base value''' of an item is determined by the form of the item, not what it is made out of. For example, a [[wood]] [[block]] uses the base value for a block; a native gold block uses the ''same'' '''base value''', since it too is in the form of a "block". In both cases, the '''final value''' is then determined by adjusting the base value with the appropriate modifiers.
+The '''base value''' of an item is determined by the form of the item, not what it is made out of. For example, a [[wood]] [[block]] uses the '''base value''' for a block; a native gold block uses the ''same'' '''base value''', since it too is in the form of a "block". In both cases, the '''final value''' is then determined by adjusting the base value with the appropriate modifiers.
 ===Items without quality levels===
@@ Line 26: / Line 26: @@
 |6||[[Thread]]
 |-
-|10||[[Ballista arrowhead]], [[cheese]]
+|10||[[Ballista arrowhead]], [[cheese]], [[Honeycomb]]
 |- style="background-color: #EEE"
 |?||live vermin, tame vermin
@@ Line 43: / Line 43: @@
 |7||[[Cloth]]<sup>[2]</sup>
 |- style="background-color: #EEE"
-|10||[[Door]], [[Floodgate]], [[Bed]], [[Chair]], [[Chain]], [[Flask]], [[Goblet]], [[Instrument]], [[Toy]], [[Cage]], [[Barrel]], [[Bucket]], [[Animal trap]], [[Table]], [[Coffin]], [[Container|Box]], [[Bin]], [[Armor stand]], [[Weapon rack]], [[Cabinet]], [[Figurine]], [[Amulet]], [[Scepter]], [[Crown]], [[Ring]], [[Earring]], [[Bracelet]], [[Large gem]], [[Anvil]], [[Totem]], [[Backpack]], [[Quiver]], [[Prepared meal]]<sup>[3]</sup>, [[Pipe section]], [[Hatch cover]], [[Grate]], [[Quern]], [[Millstone]], [[Splint]], [[Crutch]], [[Slab]], Decoration<sup>[4]</sup>
+|10||[[Door]], [[Floodgate]], [[Bed]], [[Chair]], [[Chain]], [[Flask]], [[Goblet]], [[Instrument]], [[Toy]], [[Cage]], [[Barrel]], [[Bucket]], [[Animal trap]], [[Table]], [[Coffin]], [[Container|Box]], [[Bin]], [[Armor stand]], [[Weapon rack]], [[Cabinet]], [[Figurine]], [[Jewelry|Amulet]], [[Craft|Scepter]], [[Jewelry|Crown]], [[Ring]], [[Jewelry|Earring]], [[Jewelry|Bracelet]], [[Large gem]], [[Anvil]], [[Totem]], [[Backpack]], [[Quiver]], [[Prepared meal]]<sup>[3]</sup>, [[Pipe section]], [[Hatch cover]], [[Grate]], [[Quern]], [[Millstone]], [[Splint]], [[Crutch]], [[Slab]], [[Decoration]]<sup>[4]</sup>, [[Large pot]], [[Jug]], [[Nest box]], [[Hive]], [[Tool|Ladle]], [[Tool|Bowl]], [[Tool|Mortar]], [[Tool|Pestle]], [[Tool|Pouch]], [[Tool|Knives]], [[Tool|Cleaver]], [[Tool|Fork]]
 |-
 |20||[[Siege ammo]], [[Traction bench]]
@@ Line 49: / Line 49: @@
 |25||[[Window]], [[Statue]]
 |-
-|30||[[Catapult parts]], [[Ballista parts]], [[Mechanism]]
+|30||[[Catapult part]], [[Ballista part]], [[Mechanism]]
 |- style="background-color: #EEE"
-|* ||[[Weapon]], [[Armor]], [[Shoes]], [[Shield]], [[Helm]], [[Gloves]], [[Ammo]], [[Pants]], [[Trap component]], [[Tool]]
+|50||[[Minecart]], [[Wheelbarrow]], [[Tool|Cauldron]]
+|-
+|* ||[[Weapon]], [[Armor]], [[Shoe]], [[Shield]], [[Helm]], [[Glove]], [[Ammo]], [[Pants]], [[Trap component]]
 |}
 :[1] Coins minted at a forge are always of base quality
-:[2] Cloth items get a free decoration made of the same material. Goods made out of [[cloth]] get the following built in as decorations: the cloth (with quality mod), the [[thread]] (without quality), and the [[dye]] (with quality).
+:[2] Goods made out of [[cloth]] get the following built in as decorations: the cloth (with quality mod) and the [[thread]] (without quality). [[Dye]]s are added separately (with quality), as a powder, not a decoration.
-:[3] Prepared meals always get the value of the ingredients, with quality. The value of a meal is 10 multiplied by quality of "prepared", plus the sum of the ingredients' value multiplied by their "minced" qualities respectively. [[Cooking]] can use 2~4 cookable stacks of any size (resulting a stack of prepared food with the same size as the sum of the stack sizes of its components), and the value of a stack of prepared meals is the computing above multiplied by the total quantity, regardless of the proportion.
+:[3] Prepared meals always have a base value of 10, with a quality modifier. Each ingredient is calculated separately, with its own base value and "minced" quality modifier. The total value of a meal stack is the sum of the above values multiplied by the total quantity, regardless of the proportion of ingredients. A more thorough explanation and example exists at the [[DF2012:Cook#Prepared_Meal_Value|Cook]] page.
-:[4] "Decorations" include "It is decorated with <material>", "It is encircled with bands of <material>", "It is adorned with hanging rings of <material>", "This object menaces with spikes of <material>", "On this object is an image of <description> in <material>", "It is studded with <metal>". See also the section about [[decoration]]s.
+:[4] "[[Decoration]]s" include "It is decorated with <material>", "It is encircled with bands of <material>", "It is adorned with hanging rings of <material>", "This object menaces with spikes of <material>", "On this object is an image of <description> in <material>", "It is studded with <metal>". Decorations of [[bolt]]s have a 1/3 base value instead.
 The following items have their value determined based on their properties:
@@ Line 70: / Line 72: @@
 |3||[[Whip]]
 |-
-|7||[[Training (Short) Sword]]
+|7||[[Training sword]]
 |- style="background-color: #EEE"
-|9||[[Training Spear]], [[War Hammer]]
+|9||[[Training spear]], [[War hammer]]
 |-
-|10||[[Crossbow]], [[Blowgun]], [[Bow]], [[Large Dagger]]
+|10||[[Crossbow]], [[Blowgun]], [[Bow]], [[dagger|Large dagger]]
 |- style="background-color: #EEE"
 |11||[[Flail]]
 |-
-|14||[[Scourge]], [[Scimitar]], [[Short Sword]]
+|14||[[Scourge]], [[Scimitar]], [[Short sword]]
 |- style="background-color: #EEE"
-|17||[[Training Axe]], [[Mace]]
+|17||[[Training axe]], [[Mace]]
 |-
 |18||[[Spear]]
@@ Line 88: / Line 90: @@
 |27||[[Maul]]
 |- style="background-color: #EEE"
-|30||[[Long Sword]]
+|30||[[Long sword]]
 |-
-|34||[[Battle Axe]], [[Pike]]
+|34||[[Battle axe]], [[Pike]]
 |- style="background-color: #EEE"
-|38||[[Two-Handed Sword]]
+|38||[[Two-handed sword]]
 |-
 |50||[[Halberd]]
 |- style="background-color: #EEE"
-|54||[[Great Axe]]
+|54||[[Great axe]]
 |}
@@ Line 258: / Line 260: @@
 |- style="background-color: #EEE"
 |126||[[Large, serrated disc]], [[Spiked ball]]
-|- style="background-color: #EEE"
-|}
-====Tool====
-The base value of a tool is merely whatever is specified via its VALUE token.
-{| class="collapsible collapsed" style="border-spacing: 1"
-|- style=background-color:#ccf
-! colspan=2|Tool values
-|- style=text-align:left
-! style=padding-right:1em|Base Value
-! Tool
-|- style="background-color: #EEE"
-|10||[[Large pot]], [[Jug]], [[Nest box]], [[Hive]], Ladle, Bowl, Mortar, Pestle, Honeycomb, Pouch, Knives, Cleaver, Fork
-|- style="background-color: #EEE"
-|50||[[Minecart]], [[Wheelbarrow]], Cauldron
 |- style="background-color: #EEE"
 |}
 ==Material multipliers==
+{{Material properties}}
 The material multiplier for an item is found from the [MATERIAL_VALUE:#] tag in the raws for the material it is made out of, and can be further augmented using [MULTIPLY_VALUE:#]. A wood block uses the same material multiplier as a wood [[log]] or a wooden [[chest]] -  that is the material value for wood, which is 1.