I think there's a mechanics issue one has to consider for this suggestion. Look at how many of the stacker items work or even what happens when a gem pouch is tied. The game has to make all those items equal, either they already are (e.g. Stacking a bunch of deeds together or scrolls) or the game makes them equal (it sums the values of all the gems, deletes them, and makes a new gem pouch with that value). The game still has to keep track of all those items because they exist.

What does that mean for a trader table? Well I suspect there was a limit to how many items one can sell was implemented on a given table to:

1) create a sense of progression for traders as they level - if a new trader can sell everything they own with one table, where's the carrot to circle?
2) to prevent too many items all at once somehow taxing the system. - an extreme number of items in one place can tax the system, this is why we have janitors.

So I don't if broadly classifying a container and all the items inside of it could work. It's seems dangerous to fill a table with gen pouches filled to the brim, at the extreme though. But could trader tables stand to hold a few more items? Possibly. That doesn't help to make selling sets of items more convenient.


Nikpack