Crafting WARNING! HEAVY MATHS!

PLEASE! FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, USE THE CALCULATORS ON THE WORK SHEET!

SERIOUSLY!

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AqzKxeh9U-u7dDM1aW5BVGJldDhpbDhsUzZybHFpWVE#gid=2

 

Care

This represents how careful you are in your work. A high Care means that the craft check is reduced but the Crafting Required is increased. Standard is 1, it must always be above 0.

 

//Enhancements

//These are what makes better items, better. Same rules apply as for other items as far as crafting goes, except each //Slot gives a +1 bonus to an attribute. Bonuses can not be mixed on the same Enhancement.

 

//Quality is determined by the wanted Enhancement slots of the item.

//0 slots gives a value of 1

//1 slot gives a value of 1.65

//2 slots gives a value of 2.72

//And so on by the formula Quality = e^(x/2) where x is the slots wanted.

 

//For a 1 Slot item, the total rarity needs to equal or exceed 1

//For a 2 Slot item, the total rarity needs to equal or exceed 3

//And so on by the formula Rarity >= 2^(x)-1 where x is the amount of slots.

 

Planning

Crafting Required == (Amount of Material X * Material X Multiplier + Amount of Material Y * Material Y Multiplier, etc.) * Complexity * Care

 

Crafting

Only PCs can craft.

Any and all material limitations apply, no working metals without a furnace, etc.

The formula is the same as any other work done.

Crafting Rate in Units per Hour per Worker = Worker Base * 1/Material Multiplier * Tool Multiplier * Overseer Multiplier

 

All crafting has a risk of failure.

At the end of crafting each piece, you need to beat a crafting check on a d100

Craft Check == 5 * Crafting Required / Care ^ 1.4

Your roll is modified by your Vocational Bonus * 5, other bonuses may apply as well.

 

If you fail a crafting, you recover 100 - Roll Required + Roll in percent of the materials

So if you needed a 33 and rolled a 20, you recover 0.87 or 87% of the materials used.