User:Sky/AuntieEthel

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. Each ST_Gold_Trader_Part actually drops an OBJ_GoldPile which is 4-9 gold.

Level	Gold piles	Gold ranges
1	5	20 - 45
2	6	24 - 54
3	7	28 - 63
4	8	32 - 72
5	9	36 - 81
6	10	40 - 90
7	11	44 - 99
8	12	48 - 108
9	13	52 - 117
10	14	56 - 126
11	15	60 - 135
12	16	64 - 144

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

Including it in a drop table

The easiest way is to include the gold in a drop table as one of the following rows, then add a link to the full per-level breakdown. The following rows are each labelled with a labeled section for transclusion; respectively, "poor", "modest", "normal", "wealthy", and "extremelywealthy".

Item		Quantity	Rarity
	Gold	15 - 64	Always
	Gold	30 - 128	Always
	Gold	50 - 240	Always
	Gold	110 - 432	Always
	Gold	300 - 960	Always