{{The Heodo warriors weren't very vorish (that was the worgs' job), so most of them had only their own natural nutrion, the hobgoblin bonus to move silently. This fact, combined with the fact that they are dead and unappetizing, means that their primary value is their weight as meat. Only prodigious predators or rare, magical creatures (like unicorns) fetch large amounts of gold for their nutrion.}}<br/><br/>{{That said, the griffon's price is still too low; a fairer merchant might offer twice that. He's being presumptuous because he sees that Rihyan is trying to get rid of them.}}<br/><br/>{{To answer the earlier question: one of the conceits of this setting is that a pred can, simply by examining a body with sight and smell, roughly estimate the value of the nutrion it contains.}}<br/><br/><br/>{{When considering worth, keep in mind that the average commoner makes only a few sp<span style="font-style: italic">a day</span>. It may take them years to save up 100 gp to build a small house. It's easy, looking through lists of magic items with five-digit values, to lose perspective on this.}}