Trektek
Happy Necromancer
Soda and Potions: Rules
Every turn counts as One Season. Four Turns make up an entire year.
For each turn, you are required to set up how much you pay your employees for that season. Workers and Guards can be set at different pay scales. Interns do not require payment.
The happier your employees are, the better they will perform their jobs with the tools that they possess.
Every Season will automatically process the making and selling of whatever products you have available and generate gold.
You will be able to perform two actions a turn. Some examples of them are: Sending out an adventuring Party to look for new ingredients, Put out an Ad Campaign, Attempt to sabotage a competitor with a spy, Hire Scabs if your employees go out on strike, Hire additional Workers, Perform Test of New Ingredient, etc.
This game is pretty freeform as to its actions, so you can write out whatever you believe is appropriate for your character.
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Worker Costs:
Gelatinous Cube Worker (20 Silver): Performs Below Average Work at Slow Speed.
Mimic Worker (50 Silver): Performs Below Average Work at Normal Speed.
Kobold Worker (1 Gold): Performs Below Average Work at Fast Speed.
Human Worker (2 Gold): Performs Average Work at Normal Speed.
Orc Worker (4 Gold): Performs Average Work at Slow Speed. (Loyal)
Goblin Worker (6 Gold): Performs Average Work at Fast Speed. (Chaotic)
Mermaid (Land Walker) Worker (7 Gold): Performs Above Average Work at Slow Speed. (Free Spirited)
Skeleton Worker (8 Gold): Performs Above Average Work at Normal Speed. (Rowdy)
Elf Worker (10 Gold): Performs Above Average Work at Fast Speed. (High Maintenance)
Wizard Intern (FREE): Requires no Upkeep with variable performance rate. Cannot purchase.
Guard Costs:
Kobold Guard (10 Gold): Lazy, but good at laying Traps
Human Guard (20 Gold): Hard Worker, requires Food Breaks
Orc Guard (30 Gold): Strong Fighter with Heavy Armor
Goblin Guard (40 Gold): Weak Fighter, but best at eliminating Spies/Saboteurs
Skeleton Guard (60 Gold): Immune to Poisons. Strong Fighters
Adventuring Party Costs:
NPC Class Adventuring Party (50 Gold): A party made up of Butlers, Cooks, Wind up Toys, Stay At Home Moms, or even barbers
Low Level Adventuring Party (100 Gold): A well balanced Adventuring Party
Seasoned Adventuring Party (200 Gold): An adventuring Party with many years of experience under their belt. They possess a handful of magical items.
High Level Adventuring Party (400 Gold): These Adventuring Parties have thwarted evil villians and crushed entire armies to get what they want.
Spies/Saboteurs Costs:
Orc Saboteur (50 Gold): Violent and destructive
Goblin Saboteur (70 Gold): Sneaky and Small
Elf Spy (80 Gold): Secretive and Silent
Mimic Spy (100 Gold): Could be Anyone
Every turn counts as One Season. Four Turns make up an entire year.
For each turn, you are required to set up how much you pay your employees for that season. Workers and Guards can be set at different pay scales. Interns do not require payment.
The happier your employees are, the better they will perform their jobs with the tools that they possess.
Every Season will automatically process the making and selling of whatever products you have available and generate gold.
You will be able to perform two actions a turn. Some examples of them are: Sending out an adventuring Party to look for new ingredients, Put out an Ad Campaign, Attempt to sabotage a competitor with a spy, Hire Scabs if your employees go out on strike, Hire additional Workers, Perform Test of New Ingredient, etc.
This game is pretty freeform as to its actions, so you can write out whatever you believe is appropriate for your character.
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Worker Costs:
Gelatinous Cube Worker (20 Silver): Performs Below Average Work at Slow Speed.
Mimic Worker (50 Silver): Performs Below Average Work at Normal Speed.
Kobold Worker (1 Gold): Performs Below Average Work at Fast Speed.
Human Worker (2 Gold): Performs Average Work at Normal Speed.
Orc Worker (4 Gold): Performs Average Work at Slow Speed. (Loyal)
Goblin Worker (6 Gold): Performs Average Work at Fast Speed. (Chaotic)
Mermaid (Land Walker) Worker (7 Gold): Performs Above Average Work at Slow Speed. (Free Spirited)
Skeleton Worker (8 Gold): Performs Above Average Work at Normal Speed. (Rowdy)
Elf Worker (10 Gold): Performs Above Average Work at Fast Speed. (High Maintenance)
Wizard Intern (FREE): Requires no Upkeep with variable performance rate. Cannot purchase.
Guard Costs:
Kobold Guard (10 Gold): Lazy, but good at laying Traps
Human Guard (20 Gold): Hard Worker, requires Food Breaks
Orc Guard (30 Gold): Strong Fighter with Heavy Armor
Goblin Guard (40 Gold): Weak Fighter, but best at eliminating Spies/Saboteurs
Skeleton Guard (60 Gold): Immune to Poisons. Strong Fighters
Adventuring Party Costs:
NPC Class Adventuring Party (50 Gold): A party made up of Butlers, Cooks, Wind up Toys, Stay At Home Moms, or even barbers
Low Level Adventuring Party (100 Gold): A well balanced Adventuring Party
Seasoned Adventuring Party (200 Gold): An adventuring Party with many years of experience under their belt. They possess a handful of magical items.
High Level Adventuring Party (400 Gold): These Adventuring Parties have thwarted evil villians and crushed entire armies to get what they want.
Spies/Saboteurs Costs:
Orc Saboteur (50 Gold): Violent and destructive
Goblin Saboteur (70 Gold): Sneaky and Small
Elf Spy (80 Gold): Secretive and Silent
Mimic Spy (100 Gold): Could be Anyone
