Planned Release Date: November 22, 2025
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This mod allows GMs to create stationary vendor NPCs that players can interact with using the hotkey Ctrl+V when in range. GMs can design customizable vendor templates, specifying items, prices, quality, stock, and the amount of coins available for buying player items. For example, you can create a blacksmith template with blacksmith-specific goods or any other type of vendor you like. Vendors automatically refresh their stock and coin availability at configurable intervals. In addition, the mod supports configurable RP chat messages for when players sell items, with different messages for normal, low, and high-value transactions. With its template system, the Vendor Mod offers highly customizable NPCs to enrich your game’s economy and roleplaying experience.

Features

• NPC Spawning: Currently supports slave NPCs.

• Vendor Templates: Configure vendor behavior — control which items they sell, how much gold they carry, and how often stock and coins refresh.

• Custom Vendor UI: Access the vendor menu with Ctrl + V.

• Dynamic Pricing: Automatically calculates world prices based on item price × quality × durability.

• Optional RP Messages: Enable immersive role-play messages for sales and purchases.

GM Vendor Management

Game Masters (GMs) can easily manage vendors directly through the in-game Feudal Foundry interface.

• Open the Feudal Foundry Mod Window by pressing F2.

• Access the Vendor Settings window by clicking the Vendor button inside the Mod Window.

• The Vendor Settings window displays a list of all vendors and provides the following management options:

This system gives GMs full in-game control over vendor setup and management — no need to manually edit configuration files or database entries.

Installation

Client

1. Download the latest release from the Releases page

2. Extract the files into your game’s mods folder
   ...\Steam\steamapps\common\Life is Feudal Your Own\mods\feudal_foundry

3. Launch the game — the mod should load automatically ✅

Server

1. Download the latest release from the Releases page

2. Extract the files into your game’s mods folder
   ...\mods\feudal_foundry

3. Place pre configured templates in templates folder *Optional
   ...\mods\feudal_foundry\vendors\templates

4. Start the server the mods should automaticly load if u are using FF Base.

5. Use the ingame menu for GM's by pressing F2 and select the Vendor Menu Option to add your first vendor.

Tip: Looking for inspiration? Explore community-made templates in the Resources Section! Feudal Foundry Resources

Templates

Vendor Templates

Feudal Foundry vendor data is driven by simple, readable templates.
These templates define vendors, their refresh cycles, and the items they sell.
All templates are stored as .csv files and are automatically imported into the database when new templates are detected on server startup. You can remove the template files afterward to prevent them from being re-imported on future startups this can help speed up restart times. Each vendor has a template assinged that defines a single NPC merchant, their refresh timing, and currency balance.

Example CSV

templates/VendorTemplates.csv

Tip:

• The TemplateName in VendorTemplates.csv must exactly match the name of the vendor’s item template file (excluding the .csv extension).

  • Example: a template named Blacksmith must have an item file named Blacksmith.csv.

• Refresh (Hours) determines how often a vendor restocks items.

• Adjust Copper Coins to set how much currency the vendor starts with.

Vendor Item Templates

Each item template defines the stock a vendor carries — including pricing, quantity, and item attributes.

Example CSV

templates/Blacksmith.csv

Tip:

• Use 0 for price to make an item use the world price.

• Use 0 for quality to to generate a random quality between Min Quality and Max Quality. (will be different every refresh)

• You can leave Name empty this will be automaticly filled only needed for reference.

• Ensure that Object Type IDs match valid in-game item IDs.