Gem Base Value10 gp
- agate (banded, eye, or moss )
- azurite
- quartz (blue)
- hematite
- lapis lazuli
- emalachite
- obsidian
- rhodochrosite
- tiger eye
- turquoise
- freshwater (irregular) pearl
50 gp
- bloodstone
- carnelian
- chalcedony
- chrysoprase
- citrine
- iolite
- jasper
- moonstone
- onyx
- peridot
- rock crystal (clear quartz)
- sard
- sardonyx
- quartz (rose, smoky, or star rose)
- zircon
100 gp- amber
- amethyst
- chrysoberyl
- coral
- garnet (red or brown-green )
- jade
- pearl (white, golden, pink, or silver )
- spinel (red, red-brown or deep green)
- tourmaline
500 gp
- alexandrite
- aquamarine
- garnet (violet )
- pearl (black)
- spinel (deep blue)
- topaz (golden yellow )
1,000 gp
- emerald
- opal (white, black, or fire )
- sapphire (blue)
- sapphire (blue or black star )
- ruby (star)
5,000 gp
- emerald (clearest bright green) 5,000
- diamond (blue-white, canary, pink, brown, or blue)
- ruby (clear red)
- corundum (fiery yellow or rich purple)
- jacinth
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Due to Elderforge being a world used for a D&D 5e campaign, some names may overlap. Race ideas have been taken and used throughout the world and some characters may have been included in this world of Elderforge. All of these were created and published by Wizards of the Coast.
