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Commodity illustration: Indian corn

Category:Provisions

Indian corn

Standard price
15 pieces of eight per Ton
Surplus
10 pieces of eight
Scarcity
20 pieces of eight

Export regions

Indian corn, also called maize, is an American grain that grows in tightly packed rows on a cob. Shelled and dried, the kernels can be stored, shipped and ground into meal.

They make porridges and other everyday foods. In Virginia, English settlers rely at times on trade with Indigenous communities for this essential provision. American growers supply both the crop and the knowledge needed to cultivate it. By the time it reaches the hold, the grain is ready to be kept or milled.

Sources and adaptations

Pavillon Noir official references:

  • Carnet de Vercourt, p. 523, 524, 525, 526, 528, PDF pages 521.
  • La Révolte, p. 287, 308.

Ludic RPG adaptations:

  • Commodity description.
  • Illustration (AI-assisted).

An independent, unofficial fan-made resource, created by Ludic RPG and adapted from the role-playing game Pavillon Noir.