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Jewellery Generation
Tables
The Jewellery Generation Tables were created by Dragonpearl and The Content Imp to give a bit more flavour to the treasure tables found in the DMG. Whenever a roll on the treasure table results in a gem you can instead decide that it is a piece of jewellery and roll on the tables below, or use them as a guide for creating jewellery or as a price list for players who want jewellery custom made for them.
The Additions an item has is the number of objects added to the item, such as diamonds in the case of wealthy items and clay beads or feathers in the case of poor items. The Additions tables reflect the most likely adornments an object will have so by using these tables a ring made of grass could never hold a gemstone, while a crown of platinum will never be studded with glass beads. The least an item can ever cost is 1 copper piece and the most is more than 400,000 gold pieces.
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1d100 |
Type |
Additions Modifier |
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1: |
Toe Ring |
0 |
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2-3: |
Ankle Bracelet |
0 |
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4-10: |
Belt |
0 |
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11: |
Body Piercing |
-1 |
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12-25: |
Brooch |
0 |
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26-30: |
Pin |
-1 |
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31-60: |
Finger Ring |
0 |
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61-79: |
Bracelet |
1 |
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80-84: |
Bracer |
2 |
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85-92: |
Earring |
-1 |
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93-94: |
Pair of Earrings |
* |
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95-97: |
Ferroniere |
0 |
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98-99: |
Tiara |
2 |
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100: |
Crown |
6 |
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* Roll for one earring normally to create a pair.
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Material &
Additions Table |
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1d100 |
Material |
Value |
Additions |
Type of Additions |
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1: |
Grass |
1d3cp |
1d4-1 |
- |
N |
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2: |
Thread |
1d4cp |
1d4-1 |
1d4 |
(1-3)N, (4)O |
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3-6: |
Cat Gut |
1d6cp |
1d4-1 |
1d4 |
(1-2)N, (3-4)O |
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7-11: |
Leather |
1d8cp |
1d4-1 |
1d6 |
(1-2)N, (3-5)O, (6)S |
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12: |
Wood |
1d10cp |
1d4-3 |
- |
O |
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13: |
Stone |
1d3sp |
1d6-5 |
1d4 |
(1-2)O, (3-4)S |
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14-15: |
Iron |
1d4sp |
1d4-1 |
1d4 |
(1-2)O, (3-4)S |
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16-25: |
Copper |
1d6sp |
1d4-1 |
1d4 |
(1-2)O, (3-4)S |
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26-35: |
Bronze |
1d8sp |
1d4-1 |
1d10 |
(1-2)O, (3-9)S, (10)F |
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36: |
Glass |
1d10sp |
1d6-5 |
- |
S |
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37-45: |
Brass |
1d3gp |
1d4-1 |
1d10 |
(1-2)O, (3-8)S, (9-10)F |
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46-49: |
Steel |
1d6gp |
1d4-1 |
1d10 |
(1)O, (2-8)S, (9-10)F |
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50-51: |
Fine Steel |
1d10gp |
1d4-1 |
1d10 |
(1)O, (2-6)S, (7-9)F, (10)P |
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52-75: |
Silver |
1d20gp |
1d4-1 |
1d10 |
(1)O, (2-5)S, (6-8)F, (9)P, (10)G |
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76: |
Elven Steel |
2d20gp |
1d4-1 |
1d10 |
(1-4)S, (5-8)F, (9)P, (10)G |
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77-78: |
Electrum |
3d10gp |
1d4-1 |
1d10 |
(1-3)S, (4-7)F, (8-9)P, (10)G |
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79-96: |
Gold |
3d20gp |
1d6-1 |
1d10 |
(1-4)P, (5-8)G, (9-10)J |
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97-98: |
Platinum |
3d20+40gp |
1d6-1 |
1d10 |
(1-3)P, (4-8)G, (9-10)J |
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99: |
Jade |
3d20+80gp |
1d10-9 |
1d4 |
(1-3)P, (4)G |
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100: |
Adamantite |
3d20+120gp |
1d8-1 |
1d6 |
(1-3)G, (4-6)J |
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N: Non-Valuable, O: Ornamental, S: Semi-Precious, F: Fancy, P: Precious, G: Gem, J: Jewel
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Non-Valuable Additions
Table |
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1d10 |
Addition |
Value |
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1-2: |
Feather |
1d3-2cp |
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3: |
Stone |
1d3-2cp |
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4-9: |
Clay Bead |
1d3-2cp |
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10: |
Glass |
1d3-1cp |
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Ornamental Additions
Table |
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1d20 |
Addition |
Value |
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1: |
Azurite |
2d10gp |
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2-3: |
Banded Agate |
2d6gp |
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4-5: |
Blue Quartz |
2d6gp |
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6-7: |
Eye Agate |
2d6gp |
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8-9: |
Hematite |
1d10gp |
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10-11: |
Lapis Lazuli |
2d6gp |
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12-13: |
Malachite |
1d10gp |
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14: |
Moss Agate |
2d10gp |
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15-17: |
Obsidian |
1d6gp |
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18: |
Rhodochrosite |
1d10gp |
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19: |
Tiger Eye Agate |
1d10gp |
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20: |
Porcelain Chip |
3d6gp |
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Semi-Precious
Additions Table |
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1d20 |
Addition |
Value |
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1-2: |
Bloodstone |
1d100gp |
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3: |
Carnelian |
3d20gp |
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4: |
Chalcedony |
2d10+40gp |
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5: |
Chrysoprase |
4d20gp |
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6: |
Citrine |
2d20+20gp |
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7: |
Jasper |
1d100gp |
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8: |
Moonstone |
2d10+40gp |
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9: |
Onyx |
2d10+40gp |
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10-11: |
Rock Crystal |
3d20gp |
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12: |
Sardonyx |
1d100gp |
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13-14: |
Smokey Quartz |
3d20gp |
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15-16: |
Star Rose Quartz |
3d20gp |
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17-18: |
Turquoise |
3d20gp |
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19: |
Zircon |
3d10gp |
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20: |
Painted Panel |
3d10gp |
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Fancy & Precious
Additions |
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1d20 |
Addition |
Fancy Value |
Precious Value |
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1-2: |
Alexandrite |
1d20x10gp |
1d20x50gp |
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2-5: |
Amber |
1d100+20gp |
1d100+200gp |
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6: |
Amethyst |
1d10x20gp |
1d10x50gp |
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7: |
Aquamarine |
1d10x20gp |
1d10x50gp |
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8: |
Cameo Picture |
2d20+80gp |
1d10+500gp |
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9: |
Chrysoberyl |
1d10x20gp |
1d10x50gp |
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10-11: |
Coral |
7d20gp |
7d20x10gp |
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12: |
Garnet |
1d10x20gp |
1d10x50gp |
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13-14: |
Jade |
3d20x2gp |
3d20x10gp |
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15: |
Jet |
1d10x20gp |
1d10x50gp |
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16: |
Pearl |
1d20+50gp |
(1d100x3)+400gp |
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17: |
Peridot |
1d10x20gp |
1d10x50gp |
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18: |
Spinel |
1d10x20gp |
1d10x50gp |
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19: |
Topaz |
1d10x20gp |
1d10x50gp |
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20: |
Tourmaline |
1d10x20gp |
1d10x50gp |
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Gems Additions Table |
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1d10 |
Addition |
Value |
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1: |
Black Opal |
1d20x100gp |
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2: |
Black Sapphire |
1d20x100gp |
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3: |
Emerald |
1d20x100gp |
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4: |
Fire Opal |
1d20x100gp |
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5: |
Jacinth |
1d20x100gp |
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6: |
Opal |
1d20x100gp |
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7: |
Oriental Amethyst |
1d20x100gp |
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8: |
Oriental Topaz |
1d20x100gp |
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9: |
Ruby |
1d20x100gp |
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10: |
Sapphire |
1d20x100gp |
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Jewels Additions Table |
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1d6 |
Addition |
Value |
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1-3: |
Diamond |
(1d100x50)+2000gp |
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4: |
Oriental Emerald |
(1d100x60)+1500gp |
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5: |
Star Ruby |
(1d100x70)+1000gp |
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6: |
Star Sapphire |
(1d100x70)+1000gp |
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Roll 1d100+50 and multiply the
value of the item by the decimal equivalent.
For example 1d100+50=134, the decimal equivalent is 1.34. So rolls of less than 100 indicate poor craftsmanship
and reduce the value of the item, while rolls over 100 indicate superior
craftsmanship and increase its value.
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