Red Dead Online: trader's kits

So far, I put an eye to what you get, with regard to the equipment, for the role of premium hunter as well as for those of you who decided to follow the path of the collector. In this one, the third of the three guides, I will end the trifecta by reviewing each kit you can buy and the cost it will cost you when you become trading.

Everyone who knows something Red Dead online will tell you that, apart from the main missions, the only way to make decent money is to hunt and fish. The fact that you can now decide to do so because the role you have chosen is certain to fulfill a large part of the fans base and send them in nature with the only intention to load their mullet before casing fat.

So what do you do when you have the pockets filled with gold bills and dollars? Well, you could do much worse than investigate in all new items that become available as you progress in the ranks. Some are just cosmetics, others are useful trolleys and horses, but like any RED Dead online, nothing is cheap so expect to spend, spend, spend.

Red Dead Online: Merchant Kits

Novice Kit

Fletcher saddle: $525.00 Filigree loop: 4 gold GOODMAN gun belt: $100.00 Stew Pot: $650.00 Monterey holding: $250.00 Two horses Kladruber: $150.00 Hammer: $75.00

Promising Kit

Resort of Sunderland: $348.25 SCOTT gloves: $100.00 Average delivery wagon: $500.00 Weapon locker: $575.00 Lance knife: 5 gold Merchant camp theme: $700.00

established kit

Two horses Kladruber: $550.00 Worthington's hold: $446.75 Drawback ring: 4 Gold Large delivery wagon: $750.00 Goodman Holster: $75.00 Long fasteners: 2 gold Hunting trolley: $875.00 Pump rifle variant: $450.00

Distinguished Kit

Birmingham holding: $545.00 Emote Hat : $200.00 Brass glasses: 5 pieces of gold Two horses Kladruber: $950.00