GEMS AND JEWELRY

GEMS

GEM TABLE I.: RANDOM DETERMINATION OF GEMS

d% Base Value Description (or size)

01-25 10 g.p. each Ornamental Stones very small

26-50 50 g.p. each Semi-precious Stones small

51-70 100 g.p. each Fancy Stones average

71-90 500 g.p. each Fancy Stones (Precious) large

91-99 1,000 g.p. each Gem Stones very large

00 5,000 g.p. each Gem Stones (Jewels) huge

GEM TABLE II.: QUALITY OF INDIVIDUAL STONES IF BASE VALUE IS INDICATED (d10, MAY ROLL BY LOT)

1. Stone increases to next higher base value; roll again ignoring results above 8.*

2. Stone is double base value. Do not roll again.

3. Stone is 10% to 60% above base value. Roll d6 to find new value. Do not roll again on this table.

4. Base value shown is unchanged.

5. Base value shown is unchanged.

6. Base value shown is unchanged.

7. Base value shown is unchanged.

8. Base value shown is unchanged.

9. Stone is 10% to 40% below base value. Roll d4 to find new value. Do not roll again on this table.

10. Stone decreases to next lower base value; roll again on this table, ignoring any result below 2.**

* Above 5,000 g.p. increments: 10,000 g.p., 25,000 g.p., 50,000 g.p., 100,000 g.p., 250,000 g.p., 500,000 g.p., and 1,000,000 g.p. (max; 7 increment max).

** Below 10 g.p. increments: 5 g.p., 1 g.p., 10 s.p., 5 s.p., and 1 s.p. (min; 5 increment min).

Ornamental Stones (Base Value 10 g.p.)

1. Azurite*: mottled deep blue

2. Banded Agate: striped brown and blue and white and reddish

3. Blue Quartz: pale blue

4. Eye Agate: circles of gray, white, brown, blue and/or green

5. Hematite*: gray-black

6. Lapis Lazuli*: light and dark blue with yellow flecks

7. Malachite*: striated light and dark green

8. Moss Agate: pink or yellow-white with grayish or greenish "moss markings"

9. Obsidian*: black

10. Rhodochrosite*: light pink

11. Tiger Eye: rich brown with golden center under-hue

12. Turquoise*: light blue-green

Semi-precious Stones (Base Value 50 g.p.)

1. Bloodstone*: dark gray with red flecks

2. Carnelian*: orange to reddish brown (also called Sard)

3. Chalcedony*: white

4. Chrysoprose: apple green to emerald green

5. Citrine: pale yellow brown

6. Jasper*: blue, black to brown

7. Moonstone: white with pale blue glow

8. Onyx*: bands of black and white or pure black or white

9. Rock Crystal: clear

10. Sardonyx*: bands of sard (red) and onyx (white) or sard*

11. Smoky Quartz: gray, yellow, or blue (Cairngorm), all light

12. Star Rose Quartz: translucent rosy stone with white "star" center

13. Zircon: clear pale blue-green

Fancy Stones (Base Value 100-500 g.p.)

1. Amber: watery gold to rich gold (100)

2. Alexandrite: dark green (100)

3. Amethyst: deep purple (100)

4. Aquamarine: pale blue green (500)

5. Chrysoberyl: yellow green to green (100)

6. Coral*: crimson (100)

7. Garnet: red, brown-green, or violet (the most prized) (100) (500)

8. Jade: light green, deep green, green and white, white (100)

9. Jet*: deep black (100)

10. Pearl: lustrous white, yellowish, pinkish, etc. to pure black (the most prized) (100) (500)

11. Peridot: rich olive green (Chrysolite) (500)

12. Spinel: red, red-brown, deep green, or very deep blue (the most prized) (100) (500)

13. Topaz: golden yellow (500

14. Tourmaline: green pale, blue pale, brown pale, or reddish pale (100)

Gem Stones (Base Value 1,000+ g.p.)

1. Black Opal: dark green with black mottling and golden flecks

2. Black Sapphire: lustrous black with glowing highlights (5,000)

3. Diamond: clear blue-white with lesser stones clear white or pale tints (5,000)

4. Emerald: deep bright green

5. Fire Opal: fiery red

6. Jacinth: fiery orange (Corundum) (5,000)

7. Opal: pale blue with green and golden mottling

8. Oriental Amethyst: rich purple (Corundum)

9. Oriental Emerald: clear bright green (Corundum) (5,000)

10. Oriental Topaz: fiery yellow (Corundum)

11. Ruby: clear red to deep crimson (Corundum) (5,000)

12. Sapphire: clear to medium blue (Corundum)

13. Star Ruby: translucent ruby with white "star" center

14. Star Sapphire: translucent sapphire with white "star" center

JEWELRY

JEWELRY TABLE I.: RANDOM DETERMINATION OF JEWELRY TYPE

d% Base Value Description

01-10 100-1,000 g.p. Ivory or wrought silver

11-20 200-1,200 g.p. Wrought silver and gold

21-40 300-1,800 g.p. Wrought gold

41-50 500-3,000 g.p. Jade, coral or wrought platinum

51-70 1,000-6,000 g.p. Silver with gems

71-90 2,000-8,000 g.p. Gold with gems

91-00 2,000-12,000 g.p. Platinum with gems

• Determine Workmanship: 10% will be exceptional (highest value; or if there already move up in value and re-roll stats).

• Possibility of Exceptional Stone in Gem Settings: 12% (and keep checking until the check fails; each success equals +5,000 g.p. in value; max 100,000 g.p.).

JEWELRY TABLE II.: TYPICAL VALUE OF FURRED ITEMS

d8 Fur Type Pelt Trimming Cape or Jacket Coat

1 Beaver 2 g.p. 20 g.p. 200 g.p. 400 g.p.

2 Ermine 4 g.p. 120 g.p. 3,600 g.p. 7,200 g.p.

3 Fox 3 g.p. 30 g.p. 300 g.p. 600 g.p.

4 Marten 4 g.p. 40 g.p. 400 g.p. 800 g.p.

5 Mink 3 g.p. 90 g.p. 2,700 g.p. 5,400 g.p.

6 Muskrat 1 g.p. 10 g.p. 100 g.p. 200 g.p.

7 Sable 5 g.p. 150 g.p. 4,500 g.p. 9,000 g.p.

8 Seal 5 g.p. 25 g.p. 125 g.p. 250 g.p.

• Determine if Poor Quality: 25% (1d4 x10 in negative value by percent).

• Determine if Exceptional Quality: 20% (1d2 x10 in positive value by percent).

JEWELRY TABLE III.: TYPICAL VALUE OF OTHER COMMON ITEMS OF WORTH

d8 Item Value

1 Brocade*/Tapestry 1-20 g.p. per square yard

2 Incense, rare 5-30 g.p. per stick

3 Ivory 3-6 g.p. per pound

4 Pepper 1 g.p. per ounce

5 Perfume, rare 1-6 g.p. per dram

6 Silk 1-3 g.p. per square yard

7 Spice, rare 1-4 g.p. per scruple

8 Ungent, rare 10-60 g.p. per gill