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	{\| ~~{{table}}~~		{\|
	\| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"\|'''Type'''		\| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"\|'''Type'''
	\| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"\|'''Name'''		\| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"\|'''Name'''

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	\| Foodstuffs\|\|Cactusfruit\|\|2 sp\|\|1/1\|\|10 gp		\| Foodstuffs\|\|Cactusfruit\|\|2 sp\|\|1/1\|\|10 gp
	\|-		\|-
	\| Foodstuffs\|\|~~Cantalope~~\|\|2 sp\|\|1/1\|\|10 gp		\| Foodstuffs\|\|Cantaloupe\|\|2 sp\|\|1/1\|\|10 gp
	\|-		\|-
	\| Foodstuffs\|\|Carambola\|\|3 gp\|\|1/1\|\|150 gp		\| Foodstuffs\|\|Carambola\|\|3 gp\|\|1/1\|\|150 gp
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	\| Foodstuffs\|\|Persimmons\|\|6 sp\|\|2/3\|\|30 gp		\| Foodstuffs\|\|Persimmons\|\|6 sp\|\|2/3\|\|30 gp
	\|-		\|-
	\| Foodstuffs\|\|~~Pinapples~~\|\|7 gp\|\|1/1\|\|350 gp		\| Foodstuffs\|\|Pineapples\|\|7 gp\|\|1/1\|\|350 gp
	\|-		\|-
	\| Foodstuffs\|\|Plums\|\|3 gp\|\|2/3\|\|150 gp		\| Foodstuffs\|\|Plums\|\|3 gp\|\|2/3\|\|150 gp
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	\| Foodstuffs\|\|Broccoli\|\|8 cp\|\|1/1\|\|4 gp		\| Foodstuffs\|\|Broccoli\|\|8 cp\|\|1/1\|\|4 gp
	\|-		\|-
	\| Foodstuffs\|\|~~Brussel~~ Sprouts\|\|2 cp\|\|1/1\|\|1 gp		\| Foodstuffs\|\|Brussels Sprouts\|\|2 cp\|\|1/1\|\|1 gp
	\|-		\|-
	\| Foodstuffs\|\|Cabbages\|\|1 cp\|\|1/1\|\|0.5 gp		\| Foodstuffs\|\|Cabbages\|\|1 cp\|\|1/1\|\|0.5 gp
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	\| Foodstuffs\|\|Lentils\|\|2 cp\|\|1/1\|\|1 gp		\| Foodstuffs\|\|Lentils\|\|2 cp\|\|1/1\|\|1 gp
	\|-		\|-
	\| Foodstuffs\|\|~~Lettice~~\|\|2 sp\|\|1/2\|\|10 gp		\| Foodstuffs\|\|Lettuce\|\|2 sp\|\|1/2\|\|10 gp
	\|-		\|-
	\| Foodstuffs\|\|Long Beans\|\|1 sp\|\|1/1\|\|5 gp		\| Foodstuffs\|\|Long Beans\|\|1 sp\|\|1/1\|\|5 gp
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	\| Foodstuffs\|\|Rhubarb\|\|1 sp\|\|1/1\|\|5 gp		\| Foodstuffs\|\|Rhubarb\|\|1 sp\|\|1/1\|\|5 gp
	\|-		\|-
	\| Foodstuffs\|\|~~Rutabegas~~\|\|1 sp\|\|1/1\|\|5 gp		\| Foodstuffs\|\|Rutabagas\|\|1 sp\|\|1/1\|\|5 gp
	\|-		\|-
	\| Foodstuffs\|\|Scallions\|\|2 sp\|\|1/1\|\|10 gp		\| Foodstuffs\|\|Scallions\|\|2 sp\|\|1/1\|\|10 gp
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	\| Gem\|\|Bloodstone (Chalcedony)\|\|2,500 gp\|\|4/1\|\|125,000 gp		\| Gem\|\|Bloodstone (Chalcedony)\|\|2,500 gp\|\|4/1\|\|125,000 gp
	\|-		\|-
	\| Gem\|\|~~Brecchiated~~ Agate (Agate)\|\|2,500 gp\|\|4/1\|\|125,000 gp		\| Gem\|\|Brecciated Agate (Agate)\|\|2,500 gp\|\|4/1\|\|125,000 gp
	\|-		\|-
	\| Gem\|\|Bruneau Jasper (Jasper)\|\|2,500 gp\|\|4/1\|\|125,000 gp		\| Gem\|\|Bruneau Jasper (Jasper)\|\|2,500 gp\|\|4/1\|\|125,000 gp
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	\| Herbs and Spices\|\|Chestnut Leaf\|\|1.3 gp\|\|1/2\|\|65 gp		\| Herbs and Spices\|\|Chestnut Leaf\|\|1.3 gp\|\|1/2\|\|65 gp
	\|-		\|-
	\| Herbs and Spices\|\|~~Chickory~~ Root\|\|8 sp\|\|1/2\|\|40 gp		\| Herbs and Spices\|\|Chicory Root\|\|8 sp\|\|1/2\|\|40 gp
	\|-		\|-
	\| Herbs and Spices\|\|Chickweed\|\|1.1 gp\|\|1/2\|\|55 gp		\| Herbs and Spices\|\|Chickweed\|\|1.1 gp\|\|1/2\|\|55 gp
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	\| Herbs and Spices\|\|Wintergreen\|\|1.1 gp\|\|1/2\|\|55 gp		\| Herbs and Spices\|\|Wintergreen\|\|1.1 gp\|\|1/2\|\|55 gp
	\|-		\|-
	\| Herbs and Spices\|\|~~Witchhazel~~\|\|1.4 gp\|\|1/2\|\|70 gp		\| Herbs and Spices\|\|Witch-hazel\|\|1.4 gp\|\|1/2\|\|70 gp
	\|-		\|-
	\| Herbs and Spices\|\|Wood Betony\|\|1.6 gp\|\|1/2\|\|80 gp		\| Herbs and Spices\|\|Wood Betony\|\|1.6 gp\|\|1/2\|\|80 gp
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	\| Herbs and Spices\|\|Yucca Root\|\|1.6 gp\|\|1/2\|\|80 gp		\| Herbs and Spices\|\|Yucca Root\|\|1.6 gp\|\|1/2\|\|80 gp
	\|-		\|-
	\| Herbs and Spices\|\|Basic ~~Insturments~~\|\|2 gp\|\|1/2\|\|100 gp		\| Herbs and Spices\|\|Basic Instruments\|\|2 gp\|\|1/2\|\|100 gp
	\|-		\|-
	\| Herbs and Spices\|\|Keyboard Instrument\|\|5 gp\|\|1/2\|\|200 gp		\| Herbs and Spices\|\|Keyboard Instrument\|\|5 gp\|\|1/2\|\|200 gp
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	\| Livestock\|\|Cage, Small\|\|25 gp\|\|35 lbs\|\|		\| Livestock\|\|Cage, Small\|\|25 gp\|\|35 lbs\|\|
	\|-		\|-
	\| Livestock\|\|Falconer ~~Equiptment~~\|\|50 gp\|\|5 lbs\|\|		\| Livestock\|\|Falconer Equipment\|\|50 gp\|\|5 lbs\|\|
	\|-		\|-
	\| Livestock\|\|Feedbag\|\|3 sp\|\|1 lb\|\|		\| Livestock\|\|Feedbag\|\|3 sp\|\|1 lb\|\|
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	\| Metal (Pure)\|\|Titanium\|\|150 gp\|\|11/1\|\|7,500 gp		\| Metal (Pure)\|\|Titanium\|\|150 gp\|\|11/1\|\|7,500 gp
	\|-		\|-
	\| Ore\|\|Bauxite (~~Aluminium~~ Ore)\|\|8 sp\|\|7/1\|\|40 gp		\| Ore\|\|Bauxite (Aluminum Ore)\|\|8 sp\|\|7/1\|\|40 gp
	\|-		\|-
	\| Ore\|\|Biotite (Iron Ore)\|\|8 cp\|\|7/1\|\|4 gp		\| Ore\|\|Biotite (Iron Ore)\|\|8 cp\|\|7/1\|\|4 gp
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	\| Other\|\|Porcelain\|\|2 gp\|\|1/3\|\|100 gp		\| Other\|\|Porcelain\|\|2 gp\|\|1/3\|\|100 gp
	\|-		\|-
	\| Other\|\|~~Rocksalt~~\|\|3 gp\|\|5/1\|\|150 gp		\| Other\|\|Rock Salt\|\|3 gp\|\|5/1\|\|150 gp
	\|-		\|-
	\| Other\|\|Saltpeter\|\|3 gp\|\|3/1\|\|150 gp		\| Other\|\|Saltpeter\|\|3 gp\|\|3/1\|\|150 gp

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	[http://dl.dropbox.com/u/20499743/SphereGen/SphereGen_Linux_v5.zip Sphere Generator for Linux]		[http://dl.dropbox.com/u/20499743/SphereGen/SphereGen_Linux_v5.zip Sphere Generator for Linux]
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	=== Program Downloads ===		=== Program Downloads ===

	The Windows version of SphereGen can be downloaded here: [http://dl.dropbox.com/u/20499743/SphereGen/~~SphereGen_Windows_v5~~.zip Sphere Generator for Windows]		The Windows version of SphereGen can be downloaded here: [http://dl.dropbox.com/u/20499743/SphereGen/SphereGen_Windows_v6.zip Sphere Generator for Windows]

	The ZIP file contains three items:		The ZIP file contains three items:
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	There is also a Linux version: it's still an .EXE since it's written in C#, but it's written for the Linux file structure (Goods/XXX rather than Goods\XXX) and so you should be able to run it with [http://www.mono-project.com/Main_Page mono]:		There is also a Linux version: it's still an .EXE since it's written in C#, but it's written for the Linux file structure (Goods/XXX rather than Goods\XXX) and so you should be able to run it with [http://www.mono-project.com/Main_Page mono]:

	[http://dl.dropbox.com/u/20499743/SphereGen/~~SphereGen_Linux_v4~~.zip Sphere Generator for Linux]		[http://dl.dropbox.com/u/20499743/SphereGen/SphereGen_Linux_v5.zip Sphere Generator for Linux]

1d4chan>FlintTD at 07:21, 7 February 2013

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	This page details a collaborative project by /tg/ to create a complex, comprehensive system to simulate a medieval economy in magic settings like D&D after the fashion of Spice and Wolf or 3E's Magical Society:The Silk Road sourcebook, including a workable list of commodities and their values and the ability to take into account various factors such as supply and demand, transportation, economic bubbles, political and socioeconomic changes, and so on. The eventual aim is to have a system that can simulate medieval economy on the DM's side behind-the-scenes with reasonable accuracy.		This page details a collaborative project by /tg/ to create a complex, comprehensive system to simulate a medieval economy in magic settings like D&D, after the fashion of [[Horo\|Spice and Wolf]] or 3E's ''Magical Society: The Silk Road'' sourcebook, including a workable list of commodities and their values and the ability to take into account various factors such as supply and demand, transportation, economic bubbles, political and socioeconomic changes, and so on. The eventual aim is to have a system that can simulate medieval economy on the DM's side behind-the-scenes with reasonable accuracy, if not efficiency.

	"A program that could generate a random map, populate it, give weather patterns, provide trade, and a 'seed' that DMs could send around the world as an example of their game world."		"A program that could generate a random map, populate it, give weather patterns, provide trade, and a 'seed' that DMs could send around the world as an example of their game world."

	* [http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/22944074/ archive of the thread on /tg/]<br><br>		* [http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/22944074/ archive of the thread on /tg/]<br><br>


	== System Reference Document ==		== System Reference Document ==
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	[https://dl.dropbox.com/u/20499743/Economy.xhtml Dropbox HTML Link]		[https://dl.dropbox.com/u/20499743/Economy.xhtml Dropbox HTML Link]


	== Obsolete's SphereGen ==		== Obsolete's SphereGen ==
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	You are then given the option to choose types of goods from three categories: high demand, low demand, and low supply. As high supply goods (goods produced within a short distance of the sphere) bear no modifiers to prices, they are irrelevant. Each category you choose adds another sub-list of		You are then given the option to choose types of goods from three categories: high demand, low demand, and low supply. As high supply goods (goods produced within a short distance of the sphere) bear no modifiers to prices, they are irrelevant. Each category you choose adds another sub-list of
	goods to the pool that will be chosen from for items of that type.		goods to the pool that will be chosen from for items of that type.


	=== High Demand ===		=== High Demand ===
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	Categories checked under high demand will contribute to the pool of high demand items selected. A high demand item will be worth either +10% or +25% of its original value, depending on whether the demand is moderate or high. Exceptional demand as per Silk Road is not generated by the program due to its		Categories checked under high demand will contribute to the pool of high demand items selected. A high demand item will be worth either +10% or +25% of its original value, depending on whether the demand is moderate or high. Exceptional demand as per Silk Road is not generated by the program due to its
	extremity as it is the opinion of the programmer that such a high bonus only occurs from "special circumstances", i.e. a plague or war.		extremity as it is the opinion of the programmer that such a high bonus only occurs from "special circumstances", i.e. a plague or war.


	=== Low Demand ===		=== Low Demand ===

	Categories checked under low demand will contribute to the pool of low demand items selected. A low demand item is always worth -10% of its original value.		Categories checked under low demand will contribute to the pool of low demand items selected. A low demand item is always worth -10% of its original value.


	=== Low Supply ===		=== Low Supply ===

	Categories checked under low supply will contribute to the pool of low supply items selected. Several factors determine the composition of a low supply item. First of all, the distance of the nearest production center of a low supply item - between 100 and 1200 miles - will be determined. Once this is done, the "perceived quality" will be determined; this refers to the fact that settlements treat some items of higher or lower quality than they actually are, depending on how much of it they encounter. A flat +1 bonus to perceived quality of all low-supply items is given in a village, a flat -1 for a city and a flat -2 for a metropolis. In addition, the perceived quality of an individual item is modified by the distance to the nearest production center; for each 400 miles away that it is, the perceived quality increases by 1.		Categories checked under low supply will contribute to the pool of low supply items selected. Several factors determine the composition of a low supply item. First of all, the distance of the nearest production center of a low supply item - between 100 and 1200 miles - will be determined. Once this is done, the "perceived quality" will be determined; this refers to the fact that settlements treat some items of higher or lower quality than they actually are, depending on how much of it they encounter. A flat +1 bonus to perceived quality of all low-supply items is given in a village, a flat -1 for a city and a flat -2 for a metropolis. In addition, the perceived quality of an individual item is modified by the distance to the nearest production center; for each 400 miles away that it is, the perceived quality increases by 1.


	=== Program Downloads ===		=== Program Downloads ===

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	This page details a collaborative project by /tg/ to create a complex, comprehensive system to simulate a medieval economy in magic settings like D&D after the fashion of Spice and Wolf or 3E's Magical Society:The Silk Road sourcebook, including a workable list of commodities and their values and the ability to take into account various factors such as supply and demand, transportation, economic bubbles, political and socioeconomic changes, and so on. The eventual aim is to have a system that can simulate medieval economy on the DM's side behind-the-scenes with reasonable accuracy.		This page details a collaborative project by /tg/ to create a complex, comprehensive system to simulate a medieval economy in magic settings like D&D after the fashion of Spice and Wolf or 3E's Magical Society:The Silk Road sourcebook, including a workable list of commodities and their values and the ability to take into account various factors such as supply and demand, transportation, economic bubbles, political and socioeconomic changes, and so on. The eventual aim is to have a system that can simulate medieval economy on the DM's side behind-the-scenes with reasonable accuracy.

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	=== Program Downloads ===		=== Program Downloads ===

	The Windows version of SphereGen can be downloaded here: [http://dl.dropbox.com/u/20499743/SphereGen/SphereGen_Windows_v5.zip Sphere Generator]		The Windows version of SphereGen can be downloaded here: [http://dl.dropbox.com/u/20499743/SphereGen/SphereGen_Windows_v5.zip Sphere Generator for Windows]

	The ZIP file contains three items:		The ZIP file contains three items: