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Gemstones and Jewelry Generator

I'm in a tinkery mood, gods help me.

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So we know the drill:

Gemstones

1d100 Value (sp)
1-10 10
11-25 50
26-75 100
76-90 500
91-100 1000

(Also some nonsense about rolling 1d6 per gem and maybe it moves up a step in value)

Jewelry

1d100 Value (sp)
1-20 3d6×100
21-80 1d6×1000
81-100 1d10×1000

This gives us gems from (barring too much nonsense) 10-5000sp, and jewelry from 300-10000sp. Which makes enough sense if you don't think about it too much.

The above tables don't really give me enough to go on for what something is, and I end up saying "crown" and "necklace" a lot.

Below is a 4d10 table for gems and jewelry. It spits out items between 10-10000sp, and gives them a weight from 1-1000cn, with a handy estimation of their value to weight ratio compared to standard currency. I've also got some optional tables that spit out specific materials and the why a thing is valuable.

Gemstones and Jewelry

Size/ Rarity 1-3: Eyeball-Sized 1d10×1cn 4-7: Fist-Sized 1d10×10cn 8-10: Skull-Sized 1d10×100cn
1-3: Common 1d10×10sp Worth its weight in Gold Worth its weight in Silver Worth its weight in Copper
4-7: Uncommon 1d10×100sp Worth its weight in Platinum Worth its weight in Gold Worth its weight in Silver
8-10: Rare 1d10×1000sp Worth its weight in Ruby Worth its weight in Platinum Worth its weight in Gold

Item Craft and History

Use the second roll from Size and Rarity respectively

1d10 Craft History
1-2 Peerless Unknown
3-4 Masterwork Forgotten
5-6 Competent Known
7-8 Amateurish Famous
9-10 Shoddy Legendary

Materials by Comparative Value

1d10 Copper Silver Gold Platinum Ruby
1 Bone Brass Agate Amber Alexandrite
2 Bronze Electrum Bloodstone Amethyst Diamond
3 Cedar Glass Gold Coral Emerald
4 Clay Maple Ivory Ebony Garnet
5 Copper Marble Jasper Jade Jacinth
6 Granite Oak Lapis Lazuli Jet Opal
7 Iron Obsidian Mahogany Palladium Peridot
8 Lead Porcelain Moonstone Pearl Ruby
9 Shell Silver Onyx Platinum Sapphire
10 Tin Turquoise Zircon Tourmaline Topaz

Item Format by Size

1d10 Eyeball-Sized Fist-Sized Skull-Sized
1 Earring Figurine Crown
2 Ring Bracelet Bowl
3 Fishhook Tiara Mask
4 Pen nib Necklace Book
5 Scarab Goblet Jug
6 Arrowhead Egg Lantern
7 Pin/Buckle Hammer Mirror
8 Pipe Dentures Sceptre
9 Spoon Gauntlet Painting
10 Inkwell Dagger Box

Groups

There is a 3-in-10 chance of an item being worth 0.5× but 2× to a specific group, and a separate 1-in-10 chance that a group is actively searching for the item, with a 1-in-6 chance of encounter per day.

1d10 Group
1 Lawful Clerics
2 Chaotic Clerics
3 Lords
4 Wizards
5 Historians
6 Alchemists
7 Navigators
8 Surgeons
9 Thieves
10 Royalty

Example Rolls

  1. Known, Amateurish Moonstone-Framed Painting. Size: 800cn, Value: 2500sp or 10000sp to Historians
  2. Famous, Amateurishly-Cut Fist-Sized Agate. Size: 70sp, Value: 700sp
  3. Legendary, Competent Electrum Fishhook. Size: 10cn, Value: 30sp, or 120sp to Chaotic Clerics
  4. Legendary, Amateurishly-Cut, Fist-Sized Obsidian. Size: 80cn, Value: 90sp
  5. Famous, Peerless, Zircon Ring. Size: 10cn, Value: 400sp, or 1600sp to Royalty
  6. Known, Amateurish, Brass Lantern. Weight: 700cn, Value: 500sp

See Also

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Reading: Werebeasts of Hel by Asa Drake
Listening: Dunes of Tarnoth by Skeleton Mage
Playing The World Ends With You (Nintendo DS)

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