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=Lifestyle Per Tier= | =Lifestyle Per Tier= | ||
==Absolute Poverty== | ==Absolute Poverty== | ||
| − | + | Somebody living in Absolute Poverty literally owns nothing. This is the default starting wealth for all slave PCs. For non-slaves, all you have is the clothes on your back. | |
===Food=== | ===Food=== | ||
| + | You have none, you have no means to get any. You will need to beg or be given food. | ||
===Clothing=== | ===Clothing=== | ||
| + | For a non-slave, you own the clothes on you - these will be of very poor, ragged and probably dirty (since you can't really get to wash them etc). You may have a pair of shoes, but no coat, scarf etc. Literally one skirt / pair of trousers, one top and a single set of undergarments. | ||
===Housing=== | ===Housing=== | ||
| + | You have none. If you are a non-slave pc you are homeless. If you are a slave, this is determined by your owner. | ||
===Disposable Wealth=== | ===Disposable Wealth=== | ||
| + | None | ||
===NPCs=== | ===NPCs=== | ||
| + | You may have one skilled NPC (note the [[Wealth & NPCs | rules on NPCs]] | ||
==Destitute== | ==Destitute== | ||
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Contents
What Are Wealth Tiers?
Here on Standing Trials, your wealth is measured in Tiers. Each Tier is an indication of your lifestyle overall and encompasses all aspects of that lifestyle. Items in the price list, your clothing, housing and so on are all determined by Wealth Tiers, so make sure that you understand not only what your Wealth Tier is, but also where it fits in the bigger picture of wealth (and poverty) on Idalos!
How Do I Know My Wealth Tier?
Your initial Wealth Tier is determined by your starter pack. After that, you will gain or lose Wealth Points each season. Those Wealth Points determine where you are in the list of Wealth Tiers.
Below is a list of the Wealth Tiers with the Wealth Points in parentheses after them:
- Absolute Poverty (0 - 5)
- Destitute (6 -14)
- Poor (15 - 30)
- Struggling (31 -50)
- Average (51 - 75)
- Comfortable (76 - 100)
- Wealthy (101 - 130)
- Very Wealthy (131 -160)
- Rich (161 -200)
- Filthy Rich (201+)
Or is it better in a table?
Wealth Tiers
| Tier | Wealth Points | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Absolute Poverty | 0 - 5 | A character at this tier owns nothing and has no means of income. |
| Destitute | 6 - 14 | At this tier, a character is living in squalor, or is homeless. They live from hand to mouth, often not knowing where the next meal is coming from |
| Poor | 15 - 30 | Here, you are living well below the average lifestyle. Your home is likely to be very basic and, if living in a city, for example, you are in the poorest area / district |
| Struggling | 31 - 50 | This person is living with below average wealth. Your lifestyle affords you little in the way of luxuries and some seasons are hard to get by. |
| Average | 51 - 75 | The average lifestyle for a character in Idalos. If you live in a house, you have a small three room home in a mediocre area. Nothing fancy, but equally, you aren't completely scraping for your next meal, either. You get by. |
| Comfortable | 76 - 100 | This person is starting to see the finer things in life, here and there. They are well fed and able to buy little treats and luxuries, here and there. Their home is likely to be comfortable. |
| Wealthy | 101 - 130 | Wealthy individuals have a good lifestyle and money to spare. They have comfortable and well appointed housing with spare resources which they can save or spend on luxury items. Their food and clothing are likely to be well above average. |
| Very Wealthy | 131- 160 | The very wealthy are those who have a very good lifestyle, are able to live in very high quality housing if they choose to and have lots of spare wealth with which to purchase luxuries and any goods they want. |
| Rich | 161 - 200 | To be rich is to have the opportunity of a lifestyle the average person would not be able to dream of. Minor nobility living in large private estates and wearing the finest clothes are rich. |
| Filthy Rich | 200+ | Then, there are the filthy rich. Those who can afford pretty much whatever they want and who live an absolutely libertine lifestyle. They are the high ranking nobles, most famous in their professions, etc. |
Lifestyle Per Tier
Absolute Poverty
Somebody living in Absolute Poverty literally owns nothing. This is the default starting wealth for all slave PCs. For non-slaves, all you have is the clothes on your back.
Food
You have none, you have no means to get any. You will need to beg or be given food.
Clothing
For a non-slave, you own the clothes on you - these will be of very poor, ragged and probably dirty (since you can't really get to wash them etc). You may have a pair of shoes, but no coat, scarf etc. Literally one skirt / pair of trousers, one top and a single set of undergarments.
Housing
You have none. If you are a non-slave pc you are homeless. If you are a slave, this is determined by your owner.
Disposable Wealth
None
NPCs
You may have one skilled NPC (note the rules on NPCs
Destitute
Couple of sentence blurb.
Food
Clothing
Housing
Disposable Wealth
NPCs
Poor
Couple of sentence blurb.
Food
Clothing
Housing
Disposable Wealth
NPCs
Struggling
Couple of sentence blurb.
Food
Clothing
Housing
Disposable Wealth
NPCs
Average
Couple of sentence blurb.
Food
Clothing
Housing
Disposable Wealth
NPCs
Comfortable
Couple of sentence blurb.
Food
Clothing
Housing
Disposable Wealth
NPCs
Wealthy
Couple of sentence blurb.
Food
Clothing
Housing
Disposable Wealth
NPCs
Very Wealthy
Couple of sentence blurb.
Food
Clothing
Housing
Disposable Wealth
NPCs
Rich
Couple of sentence blurb.
Food
Clothing
Housing
Disposable Wealth
NPCs
Filthy Rich
Couple of sentence blurb.