im going to award you so you know how important this mod is.

I really like this idea! I wonder if you'd be keen to implement tariffs across the nations a lot more that would be awesome!!

I think this is a great idea and I would love to see you expand on this.

Great idea, it would be amazing if you turned this into a looting/trading overhaul that makes getting cats much harder, because i end up with 500k+ cats in two hours thanks to all those ancient labs, and the game immediately becomes boring.

I hear the price on Iron just went up...

Interesting. I set copper and raw iron to not be trade items in my game to make selling them not worth it. This is more "immersive" you could say.

A good mod indeed, but I know other, easier means to get early game dosh.

I do agree with abquintess about how it would be neat to implement something like this for grog and such. It never really made sense to me how none of the factions ever thought to put a tariff on alcohol, seeing as you can easily exploit the Holy Nation's discount on it.

i dont cos I remember the locations of over half the ruins you can easy loot lol only time i mine is to get iron for strengh training as ive rarely done a playthrough long enough to base build properly this mod would be good for begining players just starting out butlike i said would love to see a version that taxes booze luxerys as its a good money earner and it would expand a criminal playthough kinda as you could be a rum runner instead of just a hash smuggler lol

I picked copper because that is one of the first things people mine when they are starting out to get cats. This makes it harder to exploit that in the early game. It is easy enough to add more items to the tariffs, but I kinda wanted to see what people thought of the idea.

I like the idea although coppers never really my go to for cats could you impliment the tarifs for grogg rum and saki, that way it would give the player something else to smuggle into the cities for profit and to me it would make more sence that drinks would be taxed as a luzery rather than copper as a resource