A systems-first map of what the player does and why, without converting feature descriptions into an untested build, price formula, or walkthrough.
Fell & Sell uses one connected progression loop: enter a dungeon or forage in the forest, return alive with materials and stock, craft equipment and furniture, complete Quest Board objectives, open the shop, set prices, and reinvest the profit. Dungeon death removes the entire unbanked haul, so deciding when to leave is part of the economy rather than a separate combat-only choice.
The six-part loop
- Choose a source: enter the descending dungeon for increasingly rare loot or use the forest for forage and changing world events.
- Manage risk: deeper dungeon floors can improve drops, but death erases the run's unsecured inventory.
- Alter the run: dungeon altars can change play through size, Midas Touch, and shifting combat states.
- Convert materials: craft weapons, armor, shop fixtures, and decor after returning to the cabin.
- Claim expedition outcomes: the Quest Board turns completed feats into gold, gear, or items.
- Sell and reinvest: set prices, improve prestige, grow the shop, and prepare for a more ambitious run.
Forest and dungeon are not interchangeable
The dungeon is a depth-and-extraction structure built around enemies, rarer loot, and the risk of losing an unbanked haul. The forest adds foraging alongside goblin raiding parties, sudden storms, and psychedelic mushroom-season effects. Neither official description publishes a fixed optimal route or a guaranteed item table for every run.
Decor connects both halves
Furniture changes more than appearance. The official product page says the right layout supplies permanent combat buffs and improves overall sales appeal. Stronger weapons and armor help future runs, while shop fixtures and prestige influence the selling side.
Pricing uses current supply, demand, shop prestige, and decoration bonuses. The player controls the tag, but the developer does not publish a universal exact formula in the cited record. A low price can reduce expansion profit; an excessive price can leave stock unsold. That supports a decision framework, not a fabricated “always set 140%” rule.
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What happens when you die in Fell & Sell?
The official description says death removes the entire unbanked haul carried during that dungeon run.
Is the shop separate from combat progression?
No. Crafted gear supports deeper runs, while decor can add permanent combat buffs as well as sales appeal.
What changes shop prices?
The official description names supply, demand, shop prestige, and decoration bonuses as pricing inputs.
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