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MARVELOUS MUNDANE MINES:

Alchemists need substances, blacksmiths need ore, minters need precious metals, jewelers need gems, and furnace

ovens need coal. And adventurers, of course, need a wide variety of mines to explore and exploit. This one page ref-

erence sheet provides you with the basics of setting up a random mine. You supply the dice.

Roll: Random Mine Type: Dense Val:

1 to 2 Agate Medium

3 Aluminum Oxide Low

4 to 5 Amethyst High

6 Antimony Low

7 Aventurine Low

8 Azurite Low

9 Bauxite Low

10 Beryllium Low

11 Bismuth Low

12 Bloodstone Medium

13 Boron Low

14 Chalcedony Low

15 Chrysocolla Low

16 to 20 Coal Low

21 to 24 Copper Low

25 Diamond Very High

26 Emerald Very High

27 to 29 Flint Low

30 Garnet High

31 to 32 Gold Very High

33 to 34 Granite Low

35 Graphite Low

36 Gypsum Low

37 to 38 Hematite Low

39 Iolite Low

40 to 45 Iron Medium

46 Jade Medium

47 Jasper Medium

48 to 49 Lead Low

50 to 51 Limestone Low

52 Magnesium Low

53 Malachite Low

54 Moonstone Medium

55-56 Nickel Low

57-58 Oil Shale Low

59 Opal Very High

60 Peridot High

61 Phosphorus Low

62 Platinum Very High

63 to 71 Quartz Low

72 Ruby Very High

73 to 80 Salt Low

81 Sapphire Very High

82 to 86 Silver High

85 to 90 Sulfur Low

91 to 92 Talc Low

93 to 94 Tin Low

95 Titanium High

96 Topaz High

97 Tourmaline Medium

98 to 99 Turquoise Low

100 Zinc Low

Density Value:

Some mined substances are worth considerably

more than others. As such, a set amount of area

of mine may be worth far more when filled with

veins of one type of substance than when filled

with another. When determining the overall

value of a mine, take the dense value into con-

sideration and consult the below guidelines. The

area value guidelines are for every 125,000 cu-

bic feet (50’x50’x50’) of mine area. This area

includes the open (or exploration ready) portion

of the mine and the surrounding, untapped earth-

works.

Low Value (per 125,000 cubic ft.):

1d20*2,000 gold coins

Medium Value (per 125,000 cubic ft.):

1d20*10,000 gold coins

High Value (per 125,000 cubic ft.):

1d20*25,000 gold coins

Very High Value (per 125,000 cubic ft.):

1d20*50,000 gold coins

Buying, Claiming, Or Rewarding Mines:

Should the characters buy, claim, or be rewarded

with the mine then the mine’s purchase, treasure,

or reward value should be considered as being

20% the mine’s total value in minerals. This is

due to the fact that the minerals in the mine still

must be mined out.

Example: if one was to acquire a coal mine of

125,000 cubic foot worth a total 20,000 gold

coins the purchase/treasure value of the mine

would be actually worth 4,000 gold coins.

Estimated Mining Labor:

On a typical average it should take around 80

total man hours to properly dig out and sift

through the material of 100 cubic foot of normal

mining area. A mine deemed to have a soft com-

position requires only 60 man hours per 100

cubic feet while a rough, or thick composition

requires 100 total man hours per 100 cubic feet.

To randomly composition the density of the

mine roll 1d20 and consult the following:

1-5– Soft Mine

6-15– Medium Mine

16-20– Hard Mine

CREATED BY: DAVE WOODRUM

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