Prices are shown in copper, silver and gold: 100 copper make 1 silver and 100 silver make 1 gold. An item's page lists its base price. A trader charges the base price when it holds its usual stock of the item, more when it is running low and less when it holds more than usual. Selling pays three quarters of that price, and never more than the base price. Items marked with a fixed price (tools, weapons, fish, certificates, supplies) always trade at exactly that amount.

Some items (wine, cabbages, onions, pumpkins, grapes and their seeds, and every organ) come in three grades. A better grade is worth more, and food and drink of a better grade restore more. The item page lists every grade with its own price and values.

Each recipe shows the station, the ingredients and the result. Ticks are the work the craft needs: each tick at a workbench costs the listed energy, and a higher mastery than the one required fills the bar faster, so the craft finishes in fewer ticks. Stations marked as working on their own (ovens, furnaces, barrels) only need to be loaded with ingredients and fuel.

The number shown first is the base value. When a perk or a buff changes it, the value you get with that perk follows, for example Bread restores 18 energy, or 20 with the Steamed Up buff from the sauna.