So, to make things a bit easier to track, I decided to make a currency table, including some definitions of gems.
So I decided it would be easy for tracking gems, if we just broke them into a few categories.
Common, such as jasper, quartz, turquoise, or white pearls.
Uncommon like blue pearls, jade, or aquamarine
Rare like rubies emeralds and diamonds.
Give it a quality, flawed, good or flawless.
Make it per weight. 1/10 ounce just like elemental coins, and voila, easily tradeable gemstones.
(Will update with descriptions later)
So I decided it would be easy for tracking gems, if we just broke them into a few categories.
Common, such as jasper, quartz, turquoise, or white pearls.
Uncommon like blue pearls, jade, or aquamarine
Rare like rubies emeralds and diamonds.
Give it a quality, flawed, good or flawless.
Make it per weight. 1/10 ounce just like elemental coins, and voila, easily tradeable gemstones.
(Will update with descriptions later)
nice, makes sense to classify them by level of flaw combined with rarity. basically how it works in the real world, the names mostly just differentiate color and then it is known where on rarity they fall and observation tells how flawed. plus one might be rarer in one location than another, or have more meaning to one culture than another, but that would be separate and an added hassle perhaps.
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