Tor's/Tahari's Imports and Exports


soap rep-cloth embroided cloths rugs silver gold jewelry mirrors kailliauk tusk perfumes hides skins feathers precious woods tools needles leather goods nuts spices jungle birds weapons rough woods sheets of tin sheets of copper Bazi tea wool from the Hurt beaded whips female slaves		Dates Dates are sold either by the basket or in pressed-date bricks. Date bricks are long, rectangular, and weigh about four pounds each. Olives Green olives are commonly from the city of Tor. They are referred to as Torian Olives. Salt Various types of salt exist on Gor including white, red, and yellow varieties. The most extensive and richest deposits of salt are in the Tahari region. Its deposits account for about 20% of all salt and salt-related products on Gor, such as medicines, antiseptics, preservatives, cleansers, bleaches, bottle glass, and tanning chemicals. One of the major sites within the Tahari for obtaining salt are the brine pits of Klima. It is worked by thousands of male slaves and escape is nearly impossible. Kaiila are not permitted there, even for the guards. There is a well in the brine pits of Klima, but no other water. Women are not permitted there so that men will not kill each other for them. Most salt at Klima is white, but certain mines deliver red salt. The salt is red from ferrous oxide in its composition and it is called the Red Salt of Kasra.

brown Sa-Tarna

beans

melons

katch

turnips

radish

carrots

kort

rep

tospits

larma

apricots

pomegrantes

peppers

turnips

Kanda grows primarily in the desert regions and is a shrub that yields a toxic poison by grinding and drying its roots. The poison can be made into a paste and applied to a weapon. The softened residue of the glaze will look white on a blade. The green leaves of the shrub are relatively harmless though. They can be formed into strings and chewed or sucked. But, they are addictive.

Desert veminium is a small purplish flower that may be used to make perfume. The flowers are boiled in water and the vapors are then condensed into an oil. In the Tahari, this oil may be added to water and used to wash the eating hand before and after dinner.

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