Editing WS:Prices (section)

==Ropemaker==
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! Item
| Weight
| Cost
|-
| Bowstring
| 0.05
| 2d
|-
| Fishing Line, per 10 ft.
| 0.1
| 2d
|-
| Net, Weighted, per 5 ft sq.
| 4.5
| 48d
|-
| Rope, &frac12;&#148; hemp, per ft (330 lb cap.*)
| 0.08
| 1d
|-
| Rope, 1&#148; hemp, per ft (1,125 lb cap. *)
| 0.27
| 2d
|-
| Rope, 2&#148; hemp, per ft (3,875 lb cap. *)
| 1.08
| 4d
|-
| Rope, 3&#148; hemp, per ft (8,000 lb cap. *)
| 2.42
| 8d
|-
| Rope, &frac14;&#148; silk, per ft (225 lb cap. *)
| 0.02
| 16d
|-
| Rope, &frac12;&#148; silk, per ft (1000 lb cap. *)
| 0.08
| 32d
|-
| String
| 0.1
| 2d
|-
| Tackle Block
| 2.5
| 5d
|-
| Twine, per 10 yards (5 lb. cap.)
| 0.2
| 4d
|}
* Safe capacities for worn &amp; knotted (but not rotted) ropes under shock. New ropes can handle twice capacity. If exceeded, multiply capacity by d4 *d100 to determine actual break point. Ropes more than 50&#146; in length are rare.