12-08-2017, 12:16 PM | #31 | |
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Re: Food & other stuff production in a farm
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Also, I actually have a setting with cow people and milk production as a perk, albeit a leveled one since the race in question is more productive than normal cows. Here's a twist to the topic at hand: What about species that produce multiple useful products? For example, a breed of sheep or goat that's used for both wool and milk. Would you bundle the profit produced by each product together into one advantage, or keep them separate? |
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12-08-2017, 06:56 PM | #32 | |
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Re: Food & other stuff production in a farm
Fair enough. If Tenure doesn't come into play, I'd say that producing comparable amounts of money* to a job of your Wealth or lower is a Feature, and it's [1] per +1 SSR. So, basically my Tenure build, but 5 points less and minimum [0].
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12-09-2017, 06:34 PM | #33 | |
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For a character that can produce a wider range, he functionally has both the ability to generate money and free access to a Shop. I'd eyeball the latter as being worth roughly [10] - a low point Ally (base [1]) who is Always Available (x4), has Special Abilities (always has a fully-stocked shop, +50%), and is Summonable (+100%). If what the character can make is more limited, adjust the price downward; if the character can make things that aren't typically available in Town (whatever that is for your campaign), you may need to adjust price upward, but that's a decent jumping-off point. Only being able to make purchases with the "money" you get from Independent Income or your freelance/Tenured virtual Job probably drops the base price to [5], maybe lower. Note the character doesn't literally have the ability to summon a shopkeep to buy stuff from, we're just using that to come up with a fair price.
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12-10-2017, 01:33 AM | #34 |
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