Morturi: The Lanista and the School - Revision history

Asklepios: /* 2. Purchase Gladiators */

2009-10-20T18:51:26Z

2. Purchase Gladiators

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	In a full campaign game the prices of ''Novicius, Palus'' and ''Primus'' Palus gladiators are not fixed, but instead Gladiators are sold at ''Auction''. These gladiators will be generated by the ''Imperator'' player and then sold to the highest bidder! The auctioneer will normally start the bidding at a value equal to that listed above, but may increase or decrease the asking price according to the movement of the auction.		In a full campaign game the prices of ''Novicius, Palus'' and ''Primus'' Palus gladiators are not fixed, but instead Gladiators are sold at ''Auction''. These gladiators will be generated by the ''Imperator'' player and then sold to the highest bidder! The auctioneer will normally start the bidding at a value equal to that listed above, but may increase or decrease the asking price according to the movement of the auction.

	In Campaign games ''Servus'' gladiators can be bought at the discount price of '''~~150~~ Denarii''' each, and there is considered to be a limitless supply of ''Servus'' gladiators to buy from.		In Campaign games ''Servus'' gladiators can be bought at the discount price of '''100 Denarii''' each, and there is considered to be a limitless supply of ''Servus'' gladiators to buy from. This reduced price is to compensate for the face that Lanistae who field too many Servus gladiators are liable to lose a lot of their battles, and likely won't earn much in the way of prize money!

	=3. Purchase School Resources=		=3. Purchase School Resources=

Asklepios: /* 2. Purchase Gladiators */

2009-10-20T18:49:52Z

2. Purchase Gladiators

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	In a full campaign game the prices of ''Novicius, Palus'' and ''Primus'' Palus gladiators are not fixed, but instead Gladiators are sold at ''Auction''. These gladiators will be generated by the ''Imperator'' player and then sold to the highest bidder! The auctioneer will normally start the bidding at a value equal to that listed above, but may increase or decrease the asking price according to the movement of the auction.		In a full campaign game the prices of ''Novicius, Palus'' and ''Primus'' Palus gladiators are not fixed, but instead Gladiators are sold at ''Auction''. These gladiators will be generated by the ''Imperator'' player and then sold to the highest bidder! The auctioneer will normally start the bidding at a value equal to that listed above, but may increase or decrease the asking price according to the movement of the auction.

	''Servus'' gladiators can be bought at the ~~usual fixed~~ price of ~~250~~ Denarii each~~, however~~, and there is considered to be a limitless supply of ''Servus'' gladiators to buy from.		In Campaign games ''Servus'' gladiators can be bought at the discount price of '''150 Denarii''' each, and there is considered to be a limitless supply of ''Servus'' gladiators to buy from.

	=3. Purchase School Resources=		=3. Purchase School Resources=

Asklepios: /* 2. Purchase Gladiators */

2009-09-23T11:13:44Z

2. Purchase Gladiators

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	Gladiators for pick-up games are generated by the Lanistae purchasing them using [[Morturi: Gladiators\|these rules]].		Gladiators for pick-up games are generated by the Lanistae purchasing them using [[Morturi: Gladiators\|these rules]].

	In a full campaign game prices are not fixed, but instead Gladiators are sold at ''Auction''.		In a full campaign game the prices of ''Novicius, Palus'' and ''Primus'' Palus gladiators are not fixed, but instead Gladiators are sold at ''Auction''. These gladiators will be generated by the ''Imperator'' player and then sold to the highest bidder! The auctioneer will normally start the bidding at a value equal to that listed above, but may increase or decrease the asking price according to the movement of the auction.

			''Servus'' gladiators can be bought at the usual fixed price of 250 Denarii each, however, and there is considered to be a limitless supply of ''Servus'' gladiators to buy from.

	=3. Purchase School Resources=		=3. Purchase School Resources=

Asklepios at 11:10, 23 September 2009

2009-09-23T11:10:40Z

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	In a campaign game, a School instead starts with '''Ten Thousand Denarii'''.		In a campaign game, a School instead starts with '''Ten Thousand Denarii'''.

	A single ''denarius'' is thought to be equivalent in buying power to US$20 in modern day terms, and an ordinary slave would cost ~~anything from 500 to 2000~~ denarii, with trained or proven gladiators often holding much higher values.		A single ''denarius'' is thought to be equivalent in buying power to US$20 in modern day terms, and an ordinary slave would cost as little as 250 denarii, with trained or proven gladiators often holding much higher values.

	In a pick-up match, players might agree to vary the starting value of their schools, to allow for grand spectacles and small skirmishes, or to allow a more experienced lanista to deliberately handicap himself.		In a pick-up match, players might agree to vary the starting value of their schools, to allow for grand spectacles and small skirmishes, or to allow a more experienced lanista to deliberately handicap himself.
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	In a pick-up game, Gladiators have the following pricings:		In a pick-up game, Gladiators have the following pricings:

			* Servus - 250 Denarii
	* Novicius - 500 Denarii		* Novicius - 500 Denarii
	* Palus - 1000 Denarii		* Palus - 1000 Denarii

Asklepios: /* 2. Purchase Gladiators */

2009-09-21T15:28:40Z

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	* Novicius - 500 Denarii		* Novicius - 500 Denarii
	* Palus - 1000 Denarii		* Palus - 1000 Denarii
	* Primus Palus - ~~1500~~ Denarii		* Primus Palus - 2000 Denarii

	Gladiators for pick-up games are generated by the Lanistae purchasing them using [[Morturi: Gladiators\|these rules]].		Gladiators for pick-up games are generated by the Lanistae purchasing them using [[Morturi: Gladiators\|these rules]].

Asklepios: /* 2. Purchase Gladiators */

2009-09-21T15:26:09Z

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	* Novicius - 500 Denarii		* Novicius - 500 Denarii
	* ~~Gladiator~~ - 1000 Denarii		* Palus - 1000 Denarii
	* Primus Palus - 1500 Denarii		* Primus Palus - 1500 Denarii

Asklepios at 15:01, 21 September 2009

2009-09-21T15:01:33Z

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	A single ''denarius'' is thought to be equivalent in buying power to US$20 in modern day terms, and an ordinary slave would cost anything from 500 to 2000 denarii, with trained or proven gladiators often holding much higher values.		A single ''denarius'' is thought to be equivalent in buying power to US$20 in modern day terms, and an ordinary slave would cost anything from 500 to 2000 denarii, with trained or proven gladiators often holding much higher values.

	In a pick-up match, players might agree to vary the starting value of their schools, to allow for grand spectacles and small skirmishes, or to allow a more experienced ~~player~~ to deliberately handicap himself.		In a pick-up match, players might agree to vary the starting value of their schools, to allow for grand spectacles and small skirmishes, or to allow a more experienced lanista to deliberately handicap himself.

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	In a full campaign game prices are not fixed, but instead Gladiators are sold at ''Auction''.		In a full campaign game prices are not fixed, but instead Gladiators are sold at ''Auction''.

			=3. Purchase School Resources=

			''School Resources'' are only used in full ''Campaign Games'', as they have little effect on single ''Pick Up Games''.

			The lanista can buy as many School Resources as he wants and can afford. Any left over money is then recorded as "remaining funds", which the lanista can spend later in the campaign.


	=Credits=		=Credits=

Asklepios: /* 2. Purchase Gladiators */

2009-09-21T14:52:15Z

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	* Primus Palus - 1500 Denarii		* Primus Palus - 1500 Denarii

	Gladiators for pick-up games are generated by the Lanistae purchasing them.		Gladiators for pick-up games are generated by the Lanistae purchasing them using [[Morturi: Gladiators\|these rules]].

	In a full campaign game prices are not fixed, but instead Gladiators are sold at ''Auction''.		In a full campaign game prices are not fixed, but instead Gladiators are sold at ''Auction''.

Asklepios at 14:41, 21 September 2009

2009-09-21T14:41:54Z

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	First, determine how much gold you have available to build your school.		First, determine how much gold you have available to build your school.

	By default, in a pick-up match ~~or GM-run~~ campaign, a School ~~will have~~ '''Ten Thousand Denarii'''. A single ''denarius'' is thought to be equivalent in buying power to US$20 in modern day terms, and an ordinary slave would cost anything from 500 to 2000 denarii, with trained or proven gladiators often holding much higher values.		By default, in a pick-up match a School will have '''Five Thousand Denarii'''.

			In a campaign game, a School instead starts with '''Ten Thousand Denarii'''.

			A single ''denarius'' is thought to be equivalent in buying power to US$20 in modern day terms, and an ordinary slave would cost anything from 500 to 2000 denarii, with trained or proven gladiators often holding much higher values.

	In a pick-up match, players might agree to vary the starting value of their schools, to allow for grand spectacles and small skirmishes, or to allow a more experienced player to deliberately handicap himself.		In a pick-up match, players might agree to vary the starting value of their schools, to allow for grand spectacles and small skirmishes, or to allow a more experienced player to deliberately handicap himself.
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	* Gladiator - 1000 Denarii		* Gladiator - 1000 Denarii
	* Primus Palus - 1500 Denarii		* Primus Palus - 1500 Denarii

			Gladiators for pick-up games are generated by the Lanistae purchasing them.

	In a full campaign game prices are not fixed, but instead Gladiators are sold at ''Auction''.		In a full campaign game prices are not fixed, but instead Gladiators are sold at ''Auction''.

	~~=3. Generate Gladiators=~~

	~~In a pick-up game~~

	=Credits=		=Credits=

Asklepios at 14:31, 21 September 2009

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 This page runs through the basics of creating a school.
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-=1. The Lanista and the School=
+=1. Determine Budget=
 =Credits=