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SPACE THOR FIXES THE ECONOMY

Oct 25th, 2012
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  1. SPACE THOR USES HIS GODLIKE POWERS TO FIX THE (game) ECONOMY
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  3. Price Change List:
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  5. Everything under “Food, Drink, and Lodging” changes from the GC denomination to the Silver denomination. For example, a basic meal now costs 1 Silver Shield instead of Gold Crown (or for Riversmet, it will be in appropriate Khadoran currency, the Gold Koltina and the Silver Denescka). The only exceptions to this rule are as follows.
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  7. Meal, Luxurious Feast
  8. Wine, Bottle
  9. Wine, Glass
  10. Lodging, Exquisite, one night
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  13. Everything under the Clothing list receives the same change, except for the following:
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  15. Coat, Military Dress
  16. Dress
  17. Glasses, Reading
  18. Glasses, Tinted
  19. Gown
  20. Gloves, Dress
  21. Hat, Dress
  22. Officer's Uniform
  23. Pants, Dress
  24. Robe
  25. Shirt, Dress
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  27. The listed items retain their current price.
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  29. All other prices remain unchanged, as military profiteering has driven up the prices of Armor, Weapons, Mechanika, Alchemical supplies, mounts, equipment, and everything else I didn't think to mention that is not already discussed.
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  31. EXTRA RULES (because when people think of fun, they think "tons of rules"!)
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  33. The "That's our price, plus expenses" rule
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  35. The price of things like Bullets and Coal are assumed to be a part of your contract, and so the money you all make from jobs will be the profits after your expenses are taken care of. As a result, after each job is completed (NOT session), feel free to return your ammunition and similar supplies back to their pre-mission amounts. Purchasing extra ammunition costs as normal.
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  37. The "Fuck RPG Economics" rule.
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  39. Coal is horrifically overpriced. Therefore, I am pretending it does not have a section in the book, and am going to say that you will always have enough coal until it is dramatically appropriate for you to not have enough coal, likely due to a shortage of some kind.
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