Peasant Trousers

350 Tria makes Peasant Trousers the cheapest piece of equipment Breda sells, undercutting even Wooden Shiv at 700. Plain work trousers cut short at the knee, and the mud comes off. Mostly. They occupy the Clothing slot, which is separate from armour entirely. Dustwalker Pants and Kettle Greaves go in the Legs slot and carry defence, health and movement modifiers. Peasant Trousers carry none of that. No DEF, no Max HP, no Move Speed, nothing. The Clothing slot is cosmetic, and understanding that before spending is the difference between a cheap purchase and a wasted one. What you get for 350 Tria is how your character looks. That is the entire product. Breda buys them back at 13 Tria, under four percent of what you paid, which matches the resale ratio across his whole clothing rack. Pairing them with Peasant Tunic at the same 350 Tria completes the look for 700 Tria total, the cheapest full outfit available. For a new character that is a realistic first cosmetic purchase, since 700 Tria arrives well before you can afford Commoner or Traveler pieces. There is no level or stat requirement, so anyone can wear them from the first minute. Whether that is worth it depends on how much you care about appearance. A player focused on progression should put 350 Tria into Wheat Seeds, a Cooking Station stock or toward the Hoe instead, all of which return something measurable. A player who intends to spend a long time in this character will get more out of not looking like they just spawned. The mud coming off mostly is the honest part of the description. These are what a farmhand wears, and the game does not pretend otherwise. If you want to look like anything else, the cheapest step up is Commoner Trousers at 700 Tria.

Peasant Trousers is a tradeable item in The Portal. The current market value is 0 Tria. This item has unknown demand in the trading community.

This item belongs to: Equipment, Clothing.

The price history shows 1 value change and 1 demand change since this item was added.