A sales stall is basically any stall that sells goods doing the fair.
Stalls pay 10% commission on sales over 4,000DKK. That is, if you sell for 5,000 kroner, the math looks like this.
5.000 – 4.000 = 1.000
1.000 * 0,1 = 100
This means you must pay 100DKK at the office in the volunteer camp before you leave KHM.

A group can be one or more people who attend KHM for the atmosphere or to participate in shows/fights.
As a rule, you are not allowed to sell here.

A craft stall with active communication is a stall that performs a craft doing KHM. Where you tell and show off your craft.
A craft stall is allowed to sell goods under the KHM. Craft stalls, unlike stallholders, do not pay commission on sales.
Craft stalls are checked for active mediation, if this is not complied with, you will be charged in the same way as a stallholder.

Mead stalls sell mead during KHM.
These stalls, like stallholders, must be approved.
Mead stalls have individual agreements for what they have to pay in commission.
Mead stalls may offer tastings, but may not serve drinks.

Food stalls sell food during KHM.
These stalls, like stallholders, must be approved.
Food stalls have individual agreements for what they have to pay in commission.
Food stalls are not allowed to serve drinks.

KHM is responsible for selling drinks to guests.
Basically, we are the only ones allowed to sell this under KHM.

Children’s activities are primarily located in the role-playing area. This can only be exempted through further dialogue.

Here, you must accept tokens sold by KHM. Afterward, you can exchange them for currency after the market. This happens through a transfer.