A player may hire up to 5 people. Owning certain buildings may increase this limit, or being granted a title that does so. The player should take care to ensure that there is sufficient housing for the servant (If live-in), or they can actually sustain the purchase. 
Since Drase does not have an income / expenses system, the lump sum instead represents the amount of investment in property needed to generate income to hire this person permanently. The sum is roughly reverse deviated from purchasing enough land / rent to hire them permanently. If you’ve “bought” the service of the person, you may also sell it for market sum.

These are not disposable income, and is only for references. Players may not necessarily hire anyone for this price - especially mercenaries.

Annual rent can be measured as 10% of the price. Monthly rent should be charged at 2% (short-term contract earns less, after all), minimal 3 months. Character does not derive passive rent income from extra properties they own - but can roleplay the result of having passive income.
Some buildings, once owned, increase the number of hireling limits - which means even without GM help or title, you can hire more. The hireling limit is determined by the property with the highest hireling limits. They don’t stack. 

A typical backpack made out of leather and wooden frame, able to hold almost like a hiking backpack

Backpack, Leather

Rope, 2 yards

A ten foot pole, versatile for poking around traps and people

Ten Foot Pole

A simple alchemy set consisting of reusable bronze cauldron, bronze set of potion, filters, funnel and some basic piping.

Simple Alchemy Set

A complete alchemy set based on that of the simple one, with additional piping and cleaning tools means to improve thoroughput

Complete Alchemy Set

A quality alchemy set made out of fine copper and bronze utensils, enhanced to allow quicker flow of liquid and filtering to ensure maximum efficiency. 

Quality Alchemy Set

An oxen is a cow specifically bred and trained for hard labor, suitable for pulling plough and cart. Affordable, but quite slow.

Oxen, 300 kg

An ordinary cow, this cow is bigger than that of a typical medieval breed, thanks to selective breeding, and can represent either a dedicated meat cow or a dairy cow. Eat grass, produce greenhouse gases. Luckily greenhouse gases doesn't matter for our world. 

Cow, 250 kg

A pig, one of the most versatile and common livestock animal, eaten in a lot of cultures. An omnivore, it devours trashes and things no one else want. 

Pig, 70 kg

A sheep, a sheep is a grazer animal that feed on grass, and is prized both for the delicacy and taste of its meat - mutton, one of the most commonly consumed type of meat in the medieval age, and its wool. Baa.

Sheep, 70 kg

A goat, a goat is a temperamental animal and a type of browser animal, which means it mainly consumes leaves, shrubs. Goats eat and rip out plants whole, making them quite destructive to the wrong type of environment - however, they can consume versatile amount of plants and is suitable for arid and mountainous place, and are sometime raised together with sheep. Also produce milk and wool. Also known as "Mountain Sheep" in some country. 

Goat, 70 kg

A domestic goose bred for meat, usually known for having a more horizontal posture and a fatter rear, as they've been bred specifically for fat. They are capable of flight, and are pretty aggressive and noisy. They have a distinctive, delicious flavor making it a favorite holiday food in Silnaria and widely eaten in Runran cultures. A bit more expensive. 

Goose, 7 kg

A heavy meat duck, representing the Pekin breed, an aquatic poultry that are often kept in fresh water and in pond. They produce eggs, and are valued for the taste of their meat, usually considered more delicious than that of a chicken. They also help keep pests and parasites outside of flooded rice paddies, and are commonly kept in rice growing cultures.

Duck, 4 kg

A chicken, one of the most common and versatile livestock known for its low feed requirement, fast growth rate. An important source of protein and eggs

Chicken, 2 kg

Low quality bread, sometime made from rye, or from less ground down flour. A bit coarse and rough, but a staple

Bread, low quality

Bread, medium quality

A high quality bread, made from white flour, suitable for noble consumption.

Bread, high quality

Fruits, seasonal

Dried fruits, could be out of season or imported.

Fruits, dried

Spices, local

Spices, imported

Saffron, a special spices known for its expenses due to how hard it is to grow. In southern Ramul Ta, often imported from the Siuian Highland

Saffron

A decent quality local fermented alcoholic beverage, like beer, wine or ale, with relatively low alcoholic content

Alcohol, local, fermented

A decent quality imported fermented alcoholic beverage, like beer, wine or ale, with relatively low alcoholic content

Alcohol, imported, fermented

A decent quality local distilled alcoholic beverage, like whiskey, brandy, vodka, with high alcoholic content.

Alcohol, local, distilled

A decent quality imported distilled alcoholic beverage, like whiskey, brandy, vodka, with high alcoholic content.

Alcohol, imported, distilled

Soft cheese, locally produced, probably can't be kept for long but in season

Cheese, Soft

Hard cheese, can be imported and kept for a longer time.

Cheese, Hard

A dozen eggs, two of them, poached can make for a decent birthday gift for the impoverished.

Eggs, dozen

Iron Ingots. Not useful for player. For reference.

Iron Ingot

Steel Ingots. Ready to be made into weapons or armor. Not useful for player. For reference.

Steel Ingot

A red, precious gemstone, amongst one of the most expensive

Ruby, Carat

Sapphire, Carat

Emerald, Carat

A transparent gemstone if well polished. Known for its hardness. Not useful as a weapon. Do not make into a sword.

Diamond, Carat

Amethyst, Carat

Semiprecious Stones, Carat

Silver / Gold Ring

Silver / Gold Necklace

Silver / Gold Bracelet / Armlet / Anklet

A string of pearls, shiny and polished. Someone dived underseas for this.

String of Pearls

Rendered mutton or beef fat, can be used for culinary use or as a fuel for nighttime. Produce a foul and acrid odor, but is much cheaper.

Tallow

Beeswax, usually used to close document, as writing surface, sometime for candle, as coating for cheese and to waterproof fabric. More expensive, but unlike tallow they make a smokeless, clean flame

An inexpensive inn stay, usually in a rural or a more run down inn in urban area, with a simple breakfast included. Rest of the meals not so. Per person, per day.

Inn Stay, Inexpensive

An moderate inn stay, with a simple breakfast included. Bed can be expected to be a bit more comfortable and the neighborhood decent. Per person, per day.

Inn Stay, Moderate

A luxurious inn, with a decent breakfast included. It may even comes with linen bedding, pillow and decent mattress! Per person per day.

Inn Stay, Luxurious

Underwears

A set of linen shirt and pants, durable, comfortable. And quite expensive.

Linen Shirt / Pants

Heavy woolen garments suitable for winter. And expensive.

Woolen Garments

Common wear for laborer in Runra. Welcome to th-

Straw Hat

Common protective wear in Ramul Ta, block out the sun.

Flax Hat / Turban

Sandals

Boots

A highly fashionable set of silken robe and body wears. Comfortable too.

Silken Robe and Bodywears

Fancy Hat for a fancy person, with fur or decoration or elaborate thingies.

Fashionable Hat

Unskilled Laborer

A servant, maid, with some training in domestic work but not at a managerial level etc.

Unskilled Domestic Worker

A skilled domestic worker like a personal chef or a butler etc.

Skilled Domestic Worker

A carpenter, mason, weaver, thatcher etc. 

Skilled Artisan

A highly paid skilled artisan, such as an armorer or blacksmith etc.

Skilled Artisan, Highly-Paid

A brute with barely any training in combat, for intimidating the unarmed.

Thug

An ordinary infantry with their own equipment, usually only capable of basic combat skills.

Footman, Ordinary

A professional career soldier, such as a skilled archer or a light horseman

Soldier, Professional

Squire

A hedge knight - a plate armored warrior who probably own a decent enough horse

Hedge Knight

An ordinary mage with the equivalent power of a Level 1 PC

Mage, Level 1

Slave, Unskilled, Macen

An ordinary laborer slave. Qua slave tends to fetch a slight premium.

Slave, Qua

Slave, Beautiful

Laborer, Unskilled

A sheltered carpenter's apprentice. Considered one of the less expensive but still respectable artisan profession.

Carpenter Apprentice, Live-In

Carpenter Apprentice, Independent

A tier up in term of income from an ordinary carpenter's apprentice.

Thatcher, Weaver, Master Carpenter

Mason usually earn a bit more than other artisan.

Mason

Armorer - and rich blacksmith are highly valued.

Armorer

A master / chief armorer could earn 2 - 3 times their peer running a large shop.

Master / Chief Armorer

Being an Aqua mage in a desert can earn a decent income, even at Level 1

Aqua Mage, Desert

Trauma Healer, Basic

Healing diseases are generally harder than healing just normal trauma

Disease Healer

An lower-skilled infantryman wielding normal weapons

Infantry, Unskilled

A skilled infantryman with specialist skill like archery

Infantry, Skilled

A basic, lightly armed and armored horseman

Horseman, Light

A knight or a man-at-arm, able to afford heavy armor

Horseman, Heavy

A specialized horseman like heavy knight or cataphract

Horseman, Specialized

An ordinary combat mage with healing or combat ability

Combat Mage, Level 1 Equivalence

The equivalence of ordinary PC, at Level 3

Adventurer, Level 3 Equivalence

The equivalence of ordinary PC, at Level 7

Adventurer, Level 7 Equivalence

An officer under a captain's rank, commanding a detachment underneath a company, or often serving as staff officer for a Captain.

Lieutenant

An officer in command of a hundred to two hundred soldiers depending on jurisdiction.

Captain

An officer in charge of up to eight company, often a regiment that formed and disbanded as a war started.

Colonel

An average baron's income, not including expenses.

Baron

And also covers the smallest and poorest of count

Duke, Smallest

Duke, Moderate

Duke, Richest

An ordinary cottage that can host a family, albeit a bit cramped

Cottage, 2 stories, 600 sq. ft.

A row house, well-built and able to host a family with plenty of space

Row House, 2 stories, well-built, 1500 sq. ft.

A fully-furnished family home, with five bedrooms, 2 stories, hearth, kitchen, amenities and tiled roof.

Family Home, fully-furnished, 2000 sq. ft.

A fully-furnished family home, with five bedrooms, 2 stories, attics, hearth, kitchen, amenities and tiled roof. 

Family Home, fully-furnished, luxurious, 3000 sq. ft.

A fully-furnished merchant's house, 3 stories, 7 bedrooms, large basement, hearth, 2 lounges, kitchens, tiled roofs. Hireling limit: 8

Merchant's House, 3 stories, 5000 sq. ft.

Comes with an additional garden, small front yard, and stable for 2 horses. Hireling limit: 8

Name	Price	Weight
Backpack, Leather	20 SP	5 kg (11 lb)
Rope, 2 yards	4 SP	2 kg (4.4 lb)
Ten Foot Pole	1 SP	2 kg (4.4 lb)
Simple Alchemy Set	1000 SP	10 kg (22 lb)
Complete Alchemy Set	2500 SP	15 kg (33 lb)
Quality Alchemy Set	5000 SP	20 kg (44 lb)
Oxen, 300 kg	300 SP	300 kg (660 lb)
Cow, 250 kg	300 SP	250 kg (550 lb)
Pig, 70 kg	60 SP	70 kg (154 lb)
Sheep, 70 kg	70 SP	70 kg (154 lb)
Goat, 70 kg	70 SP	70 kg (154 lb)
Goose, 7 kg	15 SP	7 kg (15.4 lb)
Duck, 4 kg	6 SP	4 kg (8.8 lb)
Chicken, 2 kg	2 SP	2 kg (4.4 lb)
Bread, low quality	0.4 SP	1 kg (2.2 lb)
Bread, medium quality	0.6 SP	1 kg (2.2 lb)
Bread, high quality	1 SP	1 kg (2.2 lb)
Fruits, seasonal	2 SP	1 kg (2.2 lb)
Fruits, dried	8 SP	1 kg (2.2 lb)
Spices, local	16 SP	1 kg (2.2 lb)
Spices, imported	50 SP	1 kg (2.2 lb)
Saffron	800 SP	1 kg (2.2 lb)
Alcohol, local, fermented	1 SP	5 kg (11 lb)
Alcohol, imported, fermented	1 SP	5 kg (11 lb)
Alcohol, local, distilled	5 SP	1 kg (2.2 lb)
Alcohol, imported, distilled	10 SP	1 kg (2.2 lb)

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