Editing Genius The Transgression/Chapter Two: Character Creation (section)

====Size:====
Size indicates how much physical space the laboratory takes up and how long it takes to transport (assuming normal labor).

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|Rating||Area||Capacity||Transport
|-
|0 
|A lab with no size is barely more than a closet with a work bench.
|It can support one genius at a time, but it is cramped and inconvenient, and has limited supplies, meaning it can only be used every other day. 
|Everything within can be packed into a big suitcase (Size 5) with one person-hour of work.
|-
|● 
|A small apartment or computer lab. 
|One genius can work comfortably and use the lab's equipment at a time. 
|Despite being larger than a Size-0 lab, layout is smarter, and everything can be packed into a small suitcase (Size 5) with thirty person-minutes of work.
|-
|●● 
|The size of a small house or some rented office space with a small storage room in back. 
|Three geniuses (or beholden) can work comfortably at the same time. 
|Everything can be packed into a few steamer-trunks (about a 5'x'5x5' cube) or a small moving van in six person-hours.
|-
|●●● 
|Big enough to be a warehouse, a town library, the wing of a University, or a large "cubicle farm"; from five to eight rooms, or a single large enclosure. 
|Ten geniuses (or beholden) can work comfortably at the same time. 
|Everything could be packed into a large moving van in one person-day.
|-
|●●●● 
|A mansion atop a hill, an entire large University hall, or a research base; equivalent to nine to 25 rooms. 
|A hundred geniuses (or beholden) can work comfortably at the same time. 
|Everything could be packed into a small fleet of moving vans or cargo containers in one person-week.
|-
|●●●●● 
|An entire university, a skyscraper owned from basement to penthouse; dozens of independent 
research facilities owned across an entire city or region; countless rooms or chambers. 
|More geniuses (or beholden) that can feasibly be brought together can work in a laboratory of this size. 
|It would take a person-year of work to pack everything for transport, and moving it would be a logistical nightmare, requiring coordinated transport of dozens or hundreds of shipping containers.
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