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'''Treasure table''': The things in the game files. Machine-friendly form
'''Drop table''': The actual table(s) that display everything we can get as drops, in a human-friendly form


Testing for Auntie Ethel's drop table. Also includes testing on the <code><section></code> feature for reusing drop table parts.
Testing for Auntie Ethel's drop table. Also includes testing on the <code><section></code> feature for reusing drop table parts.


== ST_Gold_Trader_Part ==
=== ST_Gold_Trader_Part ===
This is a treasure table used a lot in shops. Shouldn't be directly included in drop tables.
This is a treasure table used a lot in shops. Shouldn't be directly included in drop tables.


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== Gold_Trader tables ==
There are a lot of tables that scale the amount of gold depending on how rich the trader is. They are implemented as a number of rolls on the ST_Gold_Trader_Part table. These are also not usable for drop tables yet. But we're getting there.
{| class="wikitable"
! Table !! Multipliers
|-
| Gold_Trader_Poor || 3;4
|-
| Gold_Trader_Modest || 6;7;8
|-
| Gold_Trader_Normal || 10;11;12;13;14;15
|-
| Gold_Trader_Wealthy || 22;25;27
|-
| Gold_Trader_ExtremelyRich || 60
|}
|}

Revision as of 13:35, 31 August 2023


Treasure table: The things in the game files. Machine-friendly form Drop table: The actual table(s) that display everything we can get as drops, in a human-friendly form

Testing for Auntie Ethel's drop table. Also includes testing on the <section> feature for reusing drop table parts.

ST_Gold_Trader_Part

This is a treasure table used a lot in shops. Shouldn't be directly included in drop tables.

Level Gold
1 5
2 6
3 7
4 8
5 9
6 10
7 11
8 12
9 13
10 14
11 15
12 16

Gold_Trader tables

There are a lot of tables that scale the amount of gold depending on how rich the trader is. They are implemented as a number of rolls on the ST_Gold_Trader_Part table. These are also not usable for drop tables yet. But we're getting there.

Table Multipliers
Gold_Trader_Poor 3;4
Gold_Trader_Modest 6;7;8
Gold_Trader_Normal 10;11;12;13;14;15
Gold_Trader_Wealthy 22;25;27
Gold_Trader_ExtremelyRich 60