Referring to the Player Handbook's Chapter. 5 - Equipment, all the items listed in paragraph Trade Goods are simply missing from equipment listing on D&D Beyond.

Is there a scheduled release of them?

Remember that Iron, Copper, Silver, Gold and Platinum are referred as 1 lbs Trade Bars, with their respective expressed values.

Ressurecting this thread. I really wish we had bars, I'm using them frequently in my current campaign.

You can also use the custom item feature to add their weight and worth.

No Stormknight... If you use that feature, taking an object (A) and customizing it as You say (B), it maintains its internal ID of the object of type (A), even if you customize it.

If you later want to add an object of type (A) to your equipment, You get another customized one (B), not the original one (A). This way You lose the possibility to add type (A) items to your inventory.

Already tried this way... we need the capability to Homebrew Items (not magical ones).

I have no idea what you're on about in that last post, PaleMage.

On character sheet make the item as a custom item. If you need to add more later just increase quantity. When used or lost or whatever just decrease quantity. You can even put it at Quantity 0 so that even though you don't have any adding more later will not require you to make it again.

If you don't want to have the quantity grouped then make a homebrew magic item set to "common" rarity and just be "wonderous" - it will function the same.

Cyb3rM1nd, follow exactly what I said and you will understand.

Take a Whetstone (for example), buy one, customize it in a Pebble (for example) and try to buy another Whetstone... You'll end up with two Pebbles.

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 Let's take it back a little bit and instead ask, "Why do you feel it is necessary to be able to homebrew trade goods as items?"

Why do you feel it necessary to ask anyone who asks for a feature why it's necessary for them to want the feature? Especially after they've explained it quite succinctly and thoroughly.

PaleMage, follow exactly what I said and you will understand I solved your problem.

Step 1

On the character sheet go to Equipment and click on Manage Equipment button.

Step 2

Click on Custom Items and then the Add Custom Item link.

Step 3

An item will show as "Unidentified Item". Click this and then click on Edit. You will see the below.

Step 4

Fill in the details. If the cost of this item is less than 1 gp then put this in the name. It doesn't matter whether the cost is in the cost field or in the name. Enter weight and name as needed along with the description. The notes field is not really necessary. Finally set the quantity. The item will appear in your inventory.

If you ever need to change the quantity you need only click this and can then change quantity as needed, even to 0.

If you get used to this making items like these can take only seconds and will do everything you require them to do. There is no functional difference between this custom item and another generic non-weapon basic item.

I see no reason why you would need anything more than this.

Absolutely, feel free. :)

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No Stormknight... If you use that feature, taking an object (A) and customizing it as You say (B), it maintains its internal ID of the object of type (A), even if you customize it.

If you later want to add an object of type (A) to your equipment, You get another customized one (B), not the original one (A). This way You lose the possibility to add type (A) items to your inventory.

 

Already tried this way... we need the capability to Homebrew Items (not magical ones).

 I have actually had this specific problem when changing mutiple books in my inventory to have titles. Fixed it by using "add custom item" and used the weight of a book.

Many thanks and excuses... never noticed that little option. All clear.

Many thanks to both of You.