Jewelry store - Revision history

SU Tempest at 20:57, 22 March 2018

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	=== Rules of a jewelry store ===		=== Rules of a jewelry store ===
	*Sells '''12''' random valuables (excluding money bags), already appraised and valued.		*Sells '''12''' random valuables (excluding money bags), already appraised and valued.
-	*'''May buy back''' all types of [[valuables]] at cost, ~~and~~ '''custom jewels''' at half of their value.	+	*'''May buy back''' all types of [[valuables]] at cost, except '''custom jewels'''; those are bought back at half of their value.
	*'''May [[identification\|ID]] gems''' for 50 P$ per item.		*'''May [[identification\|ID]] gems''' for 50 P$ per item.
	*'''Accepts''' credit.		*'''Accepts''' credit.

SU Tempest at 20:13, 22 March 2018

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	=== Rules of a jewelry store ===		=== Rules of a jewelry store ===
-	*Sells '''12''' random valuables, already appraised and valued.	+	*Sells '''12''' random valuables (excluding money bags), already appraised and valued.
	*'''May buy back''' all types of [[valuables]] at cost, and '''custom jewels''' at half of their value.		*'''May buy back''' all types of [[valuables]] at cost, and '''custom jewels''' at half of their value.
	*'''May [[identification\|ID]] gems''' for 50 P$ per item.		*'''May [[identification\|ID]] gems''' for 50 P$ per item.

SU Tempest at 18:58, 22 March 2018

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	=== Rules of a jewelry store ===		=== Rules of a jewelry store ===
-	*Sells '''12''' random valuables, already appraised and valued ~~(value is random)~~.	+	*Sells '''12''' random valuables, already appraised and valued.
-	*'''May buy back''' all types of [[valuables]] ~~for~~ half of their value.	+	*'''May buy back''' all types of [[valuables]] at cost, and '''custom jewels''' at half of their value.
	*'''May [[identification\|ID]] gems''' for 50 P$ per item.		*'''May [[identification\|ID]] gems''' for 50 P$ per item.
	*'''Accepts''' credit.		*'''Accepts''' credit.

SU Tempest: /* Process */

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Process

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	Like with ingots, only appraised gems may be used before being mounted on a custom valuable. They will then further increase its value according to the following formulae:		Like with ingots, only appraised gems may be used before being mounted on a custom valuable. They will then further increase its value according to the following formulae:

-	* Final value = Combined value of base and all individual gems * ( 1 + (0.1 * Amount of gems mounted on base) )	+	* '''Final value''' = Combined value of base and all individual gems * ( 1 + (0.1 * Amount of gems mounted on base) )

	The higher the individual value of all materials used, the higher the potential value of the custom valuable.		The higher the individual value of all materials used, the higher the potential value of the custom valuable.

SU Tempest: /* Example */

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Example

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	=== Example ===		=== Example ===
-	* A '''500g silver bar''' is chosen as the base~~, and is appraised at 568~~ P$ (~~284~~ P$ per ~~250 grams~~).	+	* A '''500g silver bar''' is chosen as the base; it has a value of 400 P$ (200 P$ per 250g).
	* Out of this silver bar, let's imagine we want to make rings. Since it is a 500g ingot, this allows for cutting 4 rings.		* Out of this silver bar, let's imagine we want to make rings. Since it is a 500g ingot, this allows for cutting 4 rings.
-	* According to the formula, each ring is worth '''(~~284~~ / 2) * 1.25'''. The result of this calculation is ~~177.5, which is rounded to~~ '''~~178~~ P$'''. This means that out of a ~~568~~ P$ ingot, '''4 rings worth ~~712~~ P$ combined''' (~~178~~ P$ per ring) can be made.	+	* According to the formula, each ring is worth '''(200 / 2) * 1.25'''. The result of this calculation is '''125 P$'''. This means that out of a 400 P$ ingot, '''4 rings worth 500 P$ combined''' (125 P$ per ring) can be made.
	* Let's imagine that we want to adorn each of those rings with a gem, and that the gem chosen for each ring is an '''amethyst'''.		* Let's imagine that we want to adorn each of those rings with a gem, and that the gem chosen for each ring is an '''amethyst'''.
	* Let's also pretend that, as unlikely as it may be (but for the sake of this example, is much simpler), all amethysts are each appraised at the exact same value of '''64 P$'''.		* Let's also pretend that, as unlikely as it may be (but for the sake of this example, is much simpler), all amethysts are each appraised at the exact same value of '''64 P$'''.
	* According to the formula, with an amethyst worth 64 P$ mounted on each:		* According to the formula, with an amethyst worth 64 P$ mounted on each:
	** (Base value + Gem value) * 1 + (0.1 * Amount of gems mounted on base)		** (Base value + Gem value) * 1 + (0.1 * Amount of gems mounted on base)
-	** This translates to: (~~178~~ + 64) * 1 + (0.1 * 1) = ~~242~~ * 1.1 = ~~266~~.2, rounded to '''~~266~~ P$'''.	+	** This translates to: (125 + 64) * 1 + (0.1 * 1) = 189 * 1.1 = 207.9, rounded to '''208 P$'''.
-	* The combined value of all four silver rings mounted each with amethysts is '''~~1064~~ P$''', which is roughly 10% greater value than if the rings and amethysts had been kept separate (~~968~~ P$).	+	* The combined value of all four silver rings mounted each with amethysts is '''832 P$''', which is roughly 9% greater value than if the rings and amethysts had been kept separate (756 P$).

	==== Example event lines ====		==== Example event lines ====

SU Tempest at 10:16, 24 March 2017

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	Like with ingots, only appraised gems may be used before being mounted on a custom valuable. They will then further increase its value according to the following formulae:		Like with ingots, only appraised gems may be used before being mounted on a custom valuable. They will then further increase its value according to the following formulae:

-	* Final value = Combined value of base and all individual gems * (1 + 0.1 * Amount of gems mounted on base)	+	* Final value = Combined value of base and all individual gems * ( 1 + (0.1 * Amount of gems mounted on base) )

	The higher the individual value of all materials used, the higher the potential value of the custom valuable.		The higher the individual value of all materials used, the higher the potential value of the custom valuable.
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	=== Example ===		=== Example ===
-	* A '''500g silver bar''' is chosen as the base, and is appraised at 568 P$.	+	* A '''500g silver bar''' is chosen as the base, and is appraised at 568 P$ (284 P$ per 250 grams).
	* Out of this silver bar, let's imagine we want to make rings. Since it is a 500g ingot, this allows for cutting 4 rings.		* Out of this silver bar, let's imagine we want to make rings. Since it is a 500g ingot, this allows for cutting 4 rings.
-	* According to the formula, each ring is worth '''(~~568~~ / 4) * 1.25'''. The result of this calculation is 177.5, which is rounded to '''178 P$'''. This means that out of a 568 P$ ingot, '''4 rings worth 712 P$ combined''' (178 P$ per ring) can be made.	+	* According to the formula, each ring is worth '''(284 / 2) * 1.25'''. The result of this calculation is 177.5, which is rounded to '''178 P$'''. This means that out of a 568 P$ ingot, '''4 rings worth 712 P$ combined''' (178 P$ per ring) can be made.
	* Let's imagine that we want to adorn each of those rings with a gem, and that the gem chosen for each ring is an '''amethyst'''.		* Let's imagine that we want to adorn each of those rings with a gem, and that the gem chosen for each ring is an '''amethyst'''.
	* Let's also pretend that, as unlikely as it may be (but for the sake of this example, is much simpler), all amethysts are each appraised at the exact same value of '''64 P$'''.		* Let's also pretend that, as unlikely as it may be (but for the sake of this example, is much simpler), all amethysts are each appraised at the exact same value of '''64 P$'''.
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	** (Base value + Gem value) * 1 + (0.1 * Amount of gems mounted on base)		** (Base value + Gem value) * 1 + (0.1 * Amount of gems mounted on base)
	** This translates to: (178 + 64) * 1 + (0.1 * 1) = 242 * 1.1 = 266.2, rounded to '''266 P$'''.		** This translates to: (178 + 64) * 1 + (0.1 * 1) = 242 * 1.1 = 266.2, rounded to '''266 P$'''.
-	* The combined value of four silver rings ~~(individual value 178 P$)~~ mounted each with amethysts ~~(individual value 64 P$)~~ is '''1064 P$''' (which is ~~a little under 1.1x~~ the ~~individual value~~)	+	* The combined value of all four silver rings mounted each with amethysts is '''1064 P$''', which is roughly 10% greater value than if the rings and amethysts had been kept separate (968 P$).

	==== Example event lines ====		==== Example event lines ====

SU Tempest: /* Heshbar Treasures */

2017-03-24T10:10:12Z

Heshbar Treasures

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	* Heshbar Treasures can create unique types of jewel bases:		* Heshbar Treasures can create unique types of jewel bases:
-	** '''Tiaras''' - 1 per 500g ingot, 2 per 1000g ingot. Can mount up to 5 gems. Value = ( 500g ingot value * 1.75). Weight: 0.8 unit.	+	** '''Tiaras''' - 1 per 500g ingot, 2 per 1000g ingot. Can mount up to 5 gems. Value = ( 500g ingot value * 1.75 ). Weight: 0.8 unit.
-	** '''Chokers''' - 1 per 500g ingot, 2 per 1000g ingot. Can mount up to 4 gems. Value = ( 500g ingot value * 1.45). Weight: 0.5 unit.	+	** '''Chokers''' - 1 per 500g ingot, 2 per 1000g ingot. Can mount up to 4 gems. Value = ( 500g ingot value * 1.45 ). Weight: 0.5 unit.

	If Lori Schwartz dies, she will be replaced by a random jeweler, and the store will no longer offer the special services listed above.		If Lori Schwartz dies, she will be replaced by a random jeweler, and the store will no longer offer the special services listed above.

SU Tempest: /* Heshbar Treasures */

2017-03-24T10:10:02Z

Heshbar Treasures

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	* Heshbar Treasures can create unique types of jewel bases:		* Heshbar Treasures can create unique types of jewel bases:
-	** '''Tiaras''' - 1 per 500g ingot, 2 per 1000g ingot. Can mount up to 5 gems. Value = (~~Ingot~~ value * 1.75). Weight: 0.8 unit.	+	** '''Tiaras''' - 1 per 500g ingot, 2 per 1000g ingot. Can mount up to 5 gems. Value = ( 500g ingot value * 1.75). Weight: 0.8 unit.
-	** '''Chokers''' - 1 per 500g ingot, 2 per 1000g ingot. Can mount up to 4 gems. Value = ( ~~(Ingot~~ value ~~/ 2)~~ * 1.15). Weight: 0.2 unit.	+	** '''Chokers''' - 1 per 500g ingot, 2 per 1000g ingot. Can mount up to 4 gems. Value = ( 500g ingot value * 1.45). Weight: 0.5 unit.

	If Lori Schwartz dies, she will be replaced by a random jeweler, and the store will no longer offer the special services listed above.		If Lori Schwartz dies, she will be replaced by a random jeweler, and the store will no longer offer the special services listed above.

SU Tempest: /* Process */

2017-03-24T10:08:22Z

Process

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	The resulting bases cut out of this ingot are then appraised according to the following formulae:		The resulting bases cut out of this ingot are then appraised according to the following formulae:

-	* Ring value = (~~Ingot~~ value / 4) * 1.25	+	* Ring value = (250g ingot value / 2) * 1.25
-	* Bracelet value = ~~(Ingot~~ value ~~/ 2)~~ * 1.25	+	* Bracelet value = 250g ingot value * 1.25
-	* Collar value = ~~Ingot~~ value * 1.25	+	* Collar value = (250g ingot value * 2) * 1.25

	As one can clearly see, cutting bases out of ingots already increase their value. But if one desires to further increase the value of their custom valuable, it is possible to '''mount gems''' on them.		As one can clearly see, cutting bases out of ingots already increase their value. But if one desires to further increase the value of their custom valuable, it is possible to '''mount gems''' on them.

SU Tempest: /* Process */

2017-03-24T10:07:04Z

Process

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	The resulting bases cut out of this ingot are then appraised according to the following formulae:		The resulting bases cut out of this ingot are then appraised according to the following formulae:

-	* Ring value = (~~250g ingot~~ value / 4) * 1.25	+	* Ring value = (Ingot value / 4) * 1.25
-	* Bracelet value = (~~250g ingot~~ value / 2) * 1.25	+	* Bracelet value = (Ingot value / 2) * 1.25
-	* Collar value = ~~250g ingot~~ value * 1.25	+	* Collar value = Ingot value * 1.25

	As one can clearly see, cutting bases out of ingots already increase their value. But if one desires to further increase the value of their custom valuable, it is possible to '''mount gems''' on them.		As one can clearly see, cutting bases out of ingots already increase their value. But if one desires to further increase the value of their custom valuable, it is possible to '''mount gems''' on them.