Your fief in 'Game of Thrones: Kingsroad' is the beating heart of all production. Not only can you craft gear and consumables, but you can also hire workers to automatically gather materials. These collected resources can be used for crafting or, as we'll explore, be exchanged for new items through 'Trading'.

The Trading Post's wares are refreshed periodically. If a desired item appears, you can trade your materials for it. However, a current inconvenience is the lack of an in-game list detailing what's available at the Trading Post and what materials are needed, making material selection a bit of a chore. To that end, KookminTree has compiled a list of the Trading Post's key goods and the materials required for exchange.

A Proper Start Begins at Trading Post Level 5

At lower Trading Post levels, the value of goods is correspondingly low. Therefore, it's crucial to quickly level up your Trading Post to level 5, where the value of goods reaches its maximum. Beyond level 5, only the quantity of goods and required materials will fluctuate; the appearance rate and value of goods remain constant. Trading Post level is tied to your fief's growth, and the necessary building materials can be acquired by completing main quests, encounters, and exploring abandoned ruins.

If you're looking to boost your fief's level rapidly, consider developing a secondary character within your account. Abandoned Ruins can be cleared per character, allowing for swift collection of building materials. Since fief growth is shared across your account, you can then use these materials to advance your main fief. For reference, developing alt characters is surprisingly smooth up to a certain point, thanks to account-wide systems like Family Crests and Relics.

Assign Workers Based on Your Key Goods

The Trading Post offers a variety of goods, such as Summer Scent and Accessory Blueprints, with varying probabilities. Thus, you need to decide beforehand which items you'll prioritise purchasing. It's then effective to hire workers who gather the materials needed for these goods and assign them to the Production Management Office. Also, plan to exclude unwanted items. 'Equipment Polish' and 'Equipment Blueprint Fragment Boxes' are prime examples, as their value plummets once your equipment tier increases. Refer to the list below to select your goods and assign the appropriate workers to your Production Management Office.

Guide to Goods Selection Criteria

As mentioned, this guide is based on Trading Post Level 5, where the value and list of goods remain stable. From Level 5 onwards, the value and list of goods don't change; only the quantities of goods and required materials fluctuate. The Trading Post goods compiled here include 'Student's Map Recharge Voucher', 'Summer Scent', 'Accessory Blueprint', 'Weapon Slot Enhancement Tool', 'Armor Slot Enhancement Tool', and 'Accessory Slot Enhancement Tool'. Goods that use 'Wool' and 'Whale Oil' obtained through trading as ingredients have been excluded. Use 'Ctrl + F' to search for the exchange materials for each item.

※ Sales probabilities and required materials follow information disclosed on the official website. (As of May 28, 2026)

Accessory Blueprint (Total Sales Probability: 12.12%)

Weapon Slot Enhancement Tool (Total Sales Probability: 6.04%)

Armor Slot Enhancement Tool (Total Sales Probability: 6.04%)

Accessory Slot Enhancement Tool (Total Sales Probability: 6.04%)

Summer Scent (Total Sales Probability: 10.81%)

Student's Map Recharge Voucher (Sales Probability: 0.49%)

So, Which Materials Should I Produce?

Assuming you're targeting only the goods listed above, 'Gold Ore' is the most versatile material. While the required quantities vary, it allows you to purchase all the listed items. Following that, 'Silver Ore' offers high versatility. Other materials that can be used to purchase two or more different goods are listed below.