Visits the shelter 3 days or so and demands for case files.Ĭan fight bandits coming inside if warned.Įach item has a value set either on entering a scavenging location, or at the start of the day in Franko's case. Will show a secret hiding spot if given food. Will not accept Alcoholic or Tobacco products for barter For more details see each respective trader's article.Īlways has Canned Food, Vegetables, Tools On the other hand, Matey gives more barter value for Medications, Bandages and Herbal Meds than trading the same items to Franko. For example, Franko gives more barter value for guns than would be received trading guns to Matey. Some traders offer a better exchange rate for some goods. Katia has the trait Bargaining Skills, which allow her to trade more efficiently with Franko and some other traders, getting a lower price.Įvery trader has a variety of things to barter. You can maximize the value of a trade by adding items on the traders side until you get the 'no deal' message, and then removing one low value item. If the message says 'It won't do, try harder',the trader will not accept that offer. If the message says 'it's very generous of you', you are paying too much. As you select items, a variety of messages will appear at the very top of the screen. Click items on both sides to select them for trading.

This will take you to a trade screen where you will see your goods on the left and the traders goods on the right. To trade, click on the trade icon next to the trader.

To access other traders, a survivor must scavenge at that trader's location (see table below). Every so often-after several days have passed-a traveling trader named Franko will show up at your shelter's front door and offer to barter. Traders will barter goods with your survivors. For a detailed explanation of the game mechanics behind trading, see RedKnight7's user page here.

For information on the values of traded goods see the page on Franko.

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