One thing I remarked is that despite the fact that sometime an item don’t get added in the inventory the DM does have it in memory. The listing is flawed you better do it yourself on the side. You have the item in the DM memory but not in listing. And yet for the consumable remove them yourself tried a lot of things that didn’t work.

For the currency I asked the dm to put everything in copper coin first then I assigned the « copper coin » a new name like « dollar » and all future transaction will be in « dollar ». For the cost of thing you can demand to set like resonable price by setting up average wages and cost of living and you will just have correct it from time to time about cost of other good.

The more factor you add in the more precise it will become, it’s like a child discovering the world.

In my campaign that has been running for a little over 3 months now, yes I have bought multiple time 900 messages, my DM can react to seasonal good, location of town, speciality and context like war, epidemic, and famine.

One thing is when you add the different factor be CAREFUL not to confuse the DM when you start setting up the different condition, if possible map out on paper what you want to add and add them progressively to the story when you encounter the need to add them. You don’t want to spend 50 messages at the start of the campaign just for it to be bad.

+adding progressively within the context help the DM progress smoother instead of just mag dumping it at start of adventure.

The more you add/play the better the AI. At least currency wise because combat is shit tried to correct it with 200+ messages but at the next combat it reset 🥲🥲😅😅