Artisan Sell Items 7.0
Artisan Sell Items 7.0
Artisans
"Artisans" are crafters who profit off of their creations. Not every crafter is an artisan, of course, but almost every craft has the ability to sell what they make in one way or another to personally profit off of it -- or better yet, benefit the DW as a whole.
Artisanry is easy -- undertake a project, however big or small (according to your skill level, of course), complete it, then sell it via a GM. Artisans will receive compensation for their skill level and the quality of the product they create. In addition to that, periodically a crafter's reputation may grow due to their work, and will receive increasing fame for their work, which will in turn improve the profit on other pieces in the future.
The highest caliber of goods aren't just sold on the open market though -- they're put in the Treno Auction House, where the affluent (both corporate and private) get their most luxurious, rare, or interesting goods. This possibility makes profit margin explode... sometimes.
As mentioned, nearly every single craft has a market of some sort associated with it, whether it's computer software, hand-made woodworking, music, art, weapons, or gardening.
This is applicable to any artisan skill as well as performance skills for selling CDs and concert tickets.
An artisan's marketable works are created according to the cumulative total result of a series of crafting rolls determined by their skill level. Once the DC for that Skill and Difficulty Level are reached, the product can be sold, and the profit is given directly to the crafter. Don't worry, sellers' fees and taxes are already taken out!
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Difficulty
Difficulty will be divided into five categories.
1-Simple(Auction Modifier -10)
These items are easy enough to make. You can probably make one a day without any trouble.
2-Convoluted(Auction Modifier +0)
These sorts of items take some work and effort over the course of a few days, perhaps even a week, requiring good dedication...or perhaps a production line.
3-Complex(Auction Modifier +5)
These are some of the tougher projects to finish. They will take a dedicated individual to complete. One person may need a few weeks to a month to finish...perhaps more.
4-Mass Project(Auction Modifier +10)
You'll more than likely need help to finish something like this. Hopefully you'll also have a lot of time on your hands. These are big ones, projects that require great attention to detail, thorough planning, and dedicated manpower. Something like this might take several months to complete alone.
5-Masterpiece(Auction Modifier +20)
An unparalleled piece of work, the masterpiece is the paragon of craftswork, from the Mona Lisa to the Sistine Chapel. Be prepared to dedicate a good chunk of your life ICly to something like this, at a minimum of a year.
NOTE: These DCs are cumulative and have no checkpoints; you are not required to make a certain amount of progress within a certain number of rolls.
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Auction House
AUCTION HOUSE
Use the following guidelines to determine whether or not the item you just made is auction-worthy.
For every superbotch, -10.
For every botch, -5.
For every crit, +5.
For every divine, +10.
Roll 1d100+final modifier when your item is complete. The DC for an auction-quality sell item is 100.
Rank D: The item being created must be at least a Level 3 item.
Rank C: The item being created must be at least a Level 6 item or Tier 1 equipment(Radiant Metal/Carbon Fiber-Ceramic).
Rank B: The item being created must be at least a Level 8 item or Tier 2 equipment(Radiant Gem/Gen 2 Polymer).
Rank A: The item being created must be at least a Level 10 item or Tier 3 equipment(Prime Material/Hyperalloy).
Rank S: The item being created must be Tier 4 equipment(Prime Metal) or you must learn Crest of Mastercraft I.
Rank SS: The item being created must be Tier 5 equipment(Transphasic Metal) or you must learn Crest of Mastercraft II.
Rank SSS: The item being created must be Tier 6 equipment(Spectral Metal) or you must learn Crest of Mastercraft III.
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Take 10 or Coasting
In lieu of daily rolling or worrying about crits/botches, a player/character may volunteer to "take 10" for a project, in which he/she will simply coast through crafting an object or completing a project at a comfortable pace until completion. This removes the need for Crafting rolls, but also prevents the work in question from being placed in the Auction House.
To "take 10" on a project, you simply tell the GMs the project you wish to undertake, accept a Difficulty Check according to the lists below, and say you wish to take 10 on it or coast. To determine how many days the character will be working on this project, estimate 50% of that character's maximum crafting roll and divide the DC by that amount.
For instance, a character undertakes a DC2500 project and has a total crafting roll of 1d160+75. The total possible crafting roll is 160+75 or 235. Half of 160 is 80, and 80+75 = 155, so divide 2500 by 155 to get 16.12, or 17 days(round up). In 17 days, the character can declare the project "done" to a passable, acceptable, and functional quality according to the Difficulty it was, but it is not exceptionally good nor bad. Just done.
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Note that crits give a +5% bonus to the item's value, and divines give +10%. Botches give -5% and superbotches give -10%. An item cannot go below its original value, however.
Additionally, on a botch, you make 0 progress on that project for that roll. On a superbotch, you lose progress on that project equal to your roll.
Level 1
Difficulty 1: DC 20, 20 gil
Difficulty 2: DC 200, 250 gil
Difficulty 3: DC 1000, 1500 gil
Difficulty 4: DC 3000, 5250 gil
Difficulty 5: DC 6000, 12000 gil
Level 2
Difficulty 1: DC 40, 80 gil
Difficulty 2: DC 400, 900 gil
Difficulty 3: DC 2000, 5000 gil
Difficulty 4: DC 6000, 16500 gil
Difficulty 5: DC 12000, 36000 gil
Level 3
Difficulty 1: DC 60, 180 gil
Difficulty 2: DC 600, 1950 gil
Difficulty 3: DC 3000, 10500 gil
Difficulty 4: DC 9000, 33750 gil
Difficulty 5: DC 18000, 72000 gil
Level 4
Difficulty 1: DC 80, 320 gil
Difficulty 2: DC 800, 3400 gil
Difficulty 3: DC 4000, 18000 gil
Difficulty 4: DC 12000, 57000 gil
Difficulty 5: DC 24000, 120000 gil
Level 5
Difficulty 1: DC 100, 500 gil
Difficulty 2: DC 1000, 5250 gil
Difficulty 3: DC 5000, 27500 gil
Difficulty 4: DC 15000, 86250 gil
Difficulty 5: DC 30000, 180000 gil
Level 6
Difficulty 1: DC 120, 720 gil
Difficulty 2: DC 1200, 7500 gil
Difficulty 3: DC 6000, 39000 gil
Difficulty 4: DC 18000, 121500 gil
Difficulty 5: DC 36000, 252000 gil
Level 7
Difficulty 1: DC 140, 980 gil
Difficulty 2: DC 1400, 10150 gil
Difficulty 3: DC 7000, 52500 gil
Difficulty 4: DC 21000, 162750 gil
Difficulty 5: DC 42000, 336000 gil
Level 8
Difficulty 1: DC 160, 1280 gil
Difficulty 2: DC 1600, 13200 gil
Difficulty 3: DC 8000, 68000 gil
Difficulty 4: DC 24000, 210000 gil
Difficulty 5: DC 48000, 432000 gil
Level 9
Difficulty 1: DC 180, 1620 gil
Difficulty 2: DC 1800, 17100 gil
Difficulty 3: DC 9000, 90000 gil
Difficulty 4: DC 27000, 283500 gil
Difficulty 5: DC 54000, 594000 gil
Level 10
Difficulty 1: DC 200, 2200 gil
Difficulty 2: DC 2000, 24000 gil
Difficulty 3: DC 10000, 130000 gil
Difficulty 4: DC 30000, 420000 gil
Difficulty 5: DC 60000, 900000 gil
"Artisans" are crafters who profit off of their creations. Not every crafter is an artisan, of course, but almost every craft has the ability to sell what they make in one way or another to personally profit off of it -- or better yet, benefit the DW as a whole.
Artisanry is easy -- undertake a project, however big or small (according to your skill level, of course), complete it, then sell it via a GM. Artisans will receive compensation for their skill level and the quality of the product they create. In addition to that, periodically a crafter's reputation may grow due to their work, and will receive increasing fame for their work, which will in turn improve the profit on other pieces in the future.
The highest caliber of goods aren't just sold on the open market though -- they're put in the Treno Auction House, where the affluent (both corporate and private) get their most luxurious, rare, or interesting goods. This possibility makes profit margin explode... sometimes.
As mentioned, nearly every single craft has a market of some sort associated with it, whether it's computer software, hand-made woodworking, music, art, weapons, or gardening.
This is applicable to any artisan skill as well as performance skills for selling CDs and concert tickets.
An artisan's marketable works are created according to the cumulative total result of a series of crafting rolls determined by their skill level. Once the DC for that Skill and Difficulty Level are reached, the product can be sold, and the profit is given directly to the crafter. Don't worry, sellers' fees and taxes are already taken out!
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Difficulty
Difficulty will be divided into five categories.
1-Simple(Auction Modifier -10)
These items are easy enough to make. You can probably make one a day without any trouble.
2-Convoluted(Auction Modifier +0)
These sorts of items take some work and effort over the course of a few days, perhaps even a week, requiring good dedication...or perhaps a production line.
3-Complex(Auction Modifier +5)
These are some of the tougher projects to finish. They will take a dedicated individual to complete. One person may need a few weeks to a month to finish...perhaps more.
4-Mass Project(Auction Modifier +10)
You'll more than likely need help to finish something like this. Hopefully you'll also have a lot of time on your hands. These are big ones, projects that require great attention to detail, thorough planning, and dedicated manpower. Something like this might take several months to complete alone.
5-Masterpiece(Auction Modifier +20)
An unparalleled piece of work, the masterpiece is the paragon of craftswork, from the Mona Lisa to the Sistine Chapel. Be prepared to dedicate a good chunk of your life ICly to something like this, at a minimum of a year.
NOTE: These DCs are cumulative and have no checkpoints; you are not required to make a certain amount of progress within a certain number of rolls.
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Auction House
AUCTION HOUSE
Use the following guidelines to determine whether or not the item you just made is auction-worthy.
For every superbotch, -10.
For every botch, -5.
For every crit, +5.
For every divine, +10.
Roll 1d100+final modifier when your item is complete. The DC for an auction-quality sell item is 100.
Rank D: The item being created must be at least a Level 3 item.
Rank C: The item being created must be at least a Level 6 item or Tier 1 equipment(Radiant Metal/Carbon Fiber-Ceramic).
Rank B: The item being created must be at least a Level 8 item or Tier 2 equipment(Radiant Gem/Gen 2 Polymer).
Rank A: The item being created must be at least a Level 10 item or Tier 3 equipment(Prime Material/Hyperalloy).
Rank S: The item being created must be Tier 4 equipment(Prime Metal) or you must learn Crest of Mastercraft I.
Rank SS: The item being created must be Tier 5 equipment(Transphasic Metal) or you must learn Crest of Mastercraft II.
Rank SSS: The item being created must be Tier 6 equipment(Spectral Metal) or you must learn Crest of Mastercraft III.
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Take 10 or Coasting
In lieu of daily rolling or worrying about crits/botches, a player/character may volunteer to "take 10" for a project, in which he/she will simply coast through crafting an object or completing a project at a comfortable pace until completion. This removes the need for Crafting rolls, but also prevents the work in question from being placed in the Auction House.
To "take 10" on a project, you simply tell the GMs the project you wish to undertake, accept a Difficulty Check according to the lists below, and say you wish to take 10 on it or coast. To determine how many days the character will be working on this project, estimate 50% of that character's maximum crafting roll and divide the DC by that amount.
For instance, a character undertakes a DC2500 project and has a total crafting roll of 1d160+75. The total possible crafting roll is 160+75 or 235. Half of 160 is 80, and 80+75 = 155, so divide 2500 by 155 to get 16.12, or 17 days(round up). In 17 days, the character can declare the project "done" to a passable, acceptable, and functional quality according to the Difficulty it was, but it is not exceptionally good nor bad. Just done.
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Note that crits give a +5% bonus to the item's value, and divines give +10%. Botches give -5% and superbotches give -10%. An item cannot go below its original value, however.
Additionally, on a botch, you make 0 progress on that project for that roll. On a superbotch, you lose progress on that project equal to your roll.
Level 1
Difficulty 1: DC 20, 20 gil
Difficulty 2: DC 200, 250 gil
Difficulty 3: DC 1000, 1500 gil
Difficulty 4: DC 3000, 5250 gil
Difficulty 5: DC 6000, 12000 gil
Level 2
Difficulty 1: DC 40, 80 gil
Difficulty 2: DC 400, 900 gil
Difficulty 3: DC 2000, 5000 gil
Difficulty 4: DC 6000, 16500 gil
Difficulty 5: DC 12000, 36000 gil
Level 3
Difficulty 1: DC 60, 180 gil
Difficulty 2: DC 600, 1950 gil
Difficulty 3: DC 3000, 10500 gil
Difficulty 4: DC 9000, 33750 gil
Difficulty 5: DC 18000, 72000 gil
Level 4
Difficulty 1: DC 80, 320 gil
Difficulty 2: DC 800, 3400 gil
Difficulty 3: DC 4000, 18000 gil
Difficulty 4: DC 12000, 57000 gil
Difficulty 5: DC 24000, 120000 gil
Level 5
Difficulty 1: DC 100, 500 gil
Difficulty 2: DC 1000, 5250 gil
Difficulty 3: DC 5000, 27500 gil
Difficulty 4: DC 15000, 86250 gil
Difficulty 5: DC 30000, 180000 gil
Level 6
Difficulty 1: DC 120, 720 gil
Difficulty 2: DC 1200, 7500 gil
Difficulty 3: DC 6000, 39000 gil
Difficulty 4: DC 18000, 121500 gil
Difficulty 5: DC 36000, 252000 gil
Level 7
Difficulty 1: DC 140, 980 gil
Difficulty 2: DC 1400, 10150 gil
Difficulty 3: DC 7000, 52500 gil
Difficulty 4: DC 21000, 162750 gil
Difficulty 5: DC 42000, 336000 gil
Level 8
Difficulty 1: DC 160, 1280 gil
Difficulty 2: DC 1600, 13200 gil
Difficulty 3: DC 8000, 68000 gil
Difficulty 4: DC 24000, 210000 gil
Difficulty 5: DC 48000, 432000 gil
Level 9
Difficulty 1: DC 180, 1620 gil
Difficulty 2: DC 1800, 17100 gil
Difficulty 3: DC 9000, 90000 gil
Difficulty 4: DC 27000, 283500 gil
Difficulty 5: DC 54000, 594000 gil
Level 10
Difficulty 1: DC 200, 2200 gil
Difficulty 2: DC 2000, 24000 gil
Difficulty 3: DC 10000, 130000 gil
Difficulty 4: DC 30000, 420000 gil
Difficulty 5: DC 60000, 900000 gil
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