Runeforge - Revision history

Matt: Text replacement - "[[Imperial Conclave" to "[[Conclave"

2026-01-15T16:45:30Z

Text replacement - "[[Imperial Conclave" to "[[Conclave"

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	When the construction is complete a new Imperial title is automatically created. The title may be either an Imperial or National position. The Senate motion should state what the title is called, and how it will be appointed. The most likely path is for an Imperial or National position to be appointed by the Imperial Senate, or through the Imperial Bourse.		When the construction is complete a new Imperial title is automatically created. The title may be either an Imperial or National position. The Senate motion should state what the title is called, and how it will be appointed. The most likely path is for an Imperial or National position to be appointed by the Imperial Senate, or through the Imperial Bourse.

	In the opinion of the Constitutional Court, the power to appoint the title could '''not''' be given to the [[~~Imperial~~ Conclave]], unless that body was altered to allow the full participation of artisans. Such a change would be complex and difficult, not least because artisans cannot reach the Hall of Worlds, and would certainly require the authority of [[The Throne]] to ratify.		In the opinion of the Constitutional Court, the power to appoint the title could '''not''' be given to the [[Conclave]], unless that body was altered to allow the full participation of artisans. Such a change would be complex and difficult, not least because artisans cannot reach the Hall of Worlds, and would certainly require the authority of [[The Throne]] to ratify.

	===Benefits===		===Benefits===

Matt: Text replacement - "[[Imperial Senate" to "[[Senate"

2026-01-15T15:08:24Z

Text replacement - "[[Imperial Senate" to "[[Senate"

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	==Senate Commissions==		==Senate Commissions==
	The [[~~Imperial~~ Senate]] may pass a motion for the construction of a runeforge. The Senate must select a [[territory]] and region where the runeforge is to be built.		The [[Senate]] may pass a motion for the construction of a runeforge. The Senate must select a [[territory]] and region where the runeforge is to be built.

	When the construction is complete a new Imperial title is automatically created. The title may be either an Imperial or National position. The Senate motion should state what the title is called, and how it will be appointed. The most likely path is for an Imperial or National position to be appointed by the Imperial Senate, or through the Imperial Bourse.		When the construction is complete a new Imperial title is automatically created. The title may be either an Imperial or National position. The Senate motion should state what the title is called, and how it will be appointed. The most likely path is for an Imperial or National position to be appointed by the Imperial Senate, or through the Imperial Bourse.
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	==Upkeep==		==Upkeep==
	An Imperial runeforge employs large numbers of artisans drawn from the nation where it is stationed. These craftspeople are paid handsomly for their work, but much of the upkeep costs are defrayed by the costs of items that the runeforge provides to locals. Each runeforge costs 12 thrones per season, paid for from the [[~~Imperial~~ Senate]] budget.		An Imperial runeforge employs large numbers of artisans drawn from the nation where it is stationed. These craftspeople are paid handsomly for their work, but much of the upkeep costs are defrayed by the costs of items that the runeforge provides to locals. Each runeforge costs 12 thrones per season, paid for from the [[Senate]] budget.

	===Maximum Numbers of Runeforges===		===Maximum Numbers of Runeforges===
	The Empire cannot sustain an unlimited number of runeforges. In addition to the significant drain on the treasury of the [[~~Imperial~~ Senate]], each individual nation can only provide so many artisans. There is a maximum number of runeforges that a nation can sustain at any given time. The Senate cannot build a new runeforge in that nation unless there are enough artisans present to support it.		The Empire cannot sustain an unlimited number of runeforges. In addition to the significant drain on the treasury of the [[Senate]], each individual nation can only provide so many artisans. There is a maximum number of runeforges that a nation can sustain at any given time. The Senate cannot build a new runeforge in that nation unless there are enough artisans present to support it.

	At present, two nations are supporting runeforges: [[Urizen]] and [[Wintermark]]. As of the start of the Autumn Equinox 387YE, the following nations could all support a '''new or additional''' runeforge: [[Wintermark]] and [[Navarr]].		At present, two nations are supporting runeforges: [[Urizen]] and [[Wintermark]]. As of the start of the Autumn Equinox 387YE, the following nations could all support a '''new or additional''' runeforge: [[Wintermark]] and [[Navarr]].

Kirkbride: /* Maximum Numbers of Runeforges */

2025-09-10T18:02:19Z

Maximum Numbers of Runeforges

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	The Empire cannot sustain an unlimited number of runeforges. In addition to the significant drain on the treasury of the [[Imperial Senate]], each individual nation can only provide so many artisans. There is a maximum number of runeforges that a nation can sustain at any given time. The Senate cannot build a new runeforge in that nation unless there are enough artisans present to support it.		The Empire cannot sustain an unlimited number of runeforges. In addition to the significant drain on the treasury of the [[Imperial Senate]], each individual nation can only provide so many artisans. There is a maximum number of runeforges that a nation can sustain at any given time. The Senate cannot build a new runeforge in that nation unless there are enough artisans present to support it.

	At present, two nations are supporting runeforges: [[Urizen]] and [[Wintermark]]. As of the start of the ~~Spring~~ Equinox 387YE, the following nations could all support a '''new or additional''' runeforge: [[Wintermark]], [[~~Varushka~~]], [[~~Navarr~~]], [[the Marches]], and [[~~Dawn~~]].		At present, two nations are supporting runeforges: [[Urizen]] and [[Wintermark]]. As of the start of the Autumn Equinox 387YE, the following nations could all support a '''new or additional''' runeforge: [[Wintermark]] and [[Navarr]].

			[[Dawn]], [[the Marches]], and [[Varushka]] cannot support a new or additional runeforge until the start of the Summer Solstice 388YE, as they are supporting the raising of the [[Raise Third Navarr Army\|third Navarr army]].

	Gaining or losing territory has less impact on a nation's ability to support a runeforge, unless that territory is home to a particularly large number of artisans. It is possible for an [[opportunity]] to enable a nation to create a runeforge even if they couldn't normally support one - if that happens then the existing ability to support a runeforge is still used.		Gaining or losing territory has less impact on a nation's ability to support a runeforge, unless that territory is home to a particularly large number of artisans. It is possible for an [[opportunity]] to enable a nation to create a runeforge even if they couldn't normally support one - if that happens then the existing ability to support a runeforge is still used.
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	A runeforge operated by an external power - such as an eternal or a foreign nation - has no effect on a nation's ability to support a runeforge as it is not staffed by Imperial artisans.		A runeforge operated by an external power - such as an eternal or a foreign nation - has no effect on a nation's ability to support a runeforge as it is not staffed by Imperial artisans.
	{{#lst:Archive:All_Commissions\|runeforges}}		{{#lst:Archive:All_Commissions\|runeforges}}

	==OOC Note==		==OOC Note==
	The runeforge is used during downtime. The player who controls the runeforge should contact Profound Decisions by e-mail (at rules@profounddecisions.co.uk) prior to the next event with the details of the item they wish to try and create. If they want to make a schema, they will need the appropriate number of rings of ilium in their inventory. Profound Decisions will let the player know before the next event the number and type of materials required to make the new item.		The runeforge is used during downtime. The player who controls the runeforge should contact Profound Decisions by e-mail (at rules@profounddecisions.co.uk) prior to the next event with the details of the item they wish to try and create. If they want to make a schema, they will need the appropriate number of rings of ilium in their inventory. Profound Decisions will let the player know before the next event the number and type of materials required to make the new item.
	[[Category:Senate]]		[[Category:Senate]]
	[[Category:Commission]]		[[Category:Commission]]

Twiggy: /* Senate Commissions */

2025-07-18T18:28:19Z

Senate Commissions

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	==Senate Commissions==		==Senate Commissions==
	The [[Imperial Senate]] may pass a motion for the construction of a runeforge.The Senate must select a [[territory]] and region where the runeforge is to be built.		The [[Imperial Senate]] may pass a motion for the construction of a runeforge. The Senate must select a [[territory]] and region where the runeforge is to be built.

	When the construction is complete a new Imperial title is automatically created. The title may be either an Imperial or National position. The Senate motion should state what the title is called, and how it will be appointed. The most likely path is for an Imperial or National position to be appointed by the Imperial Senate, or through the Imperial Bourse.		When the construction is complete a new Imperial title is automatically created. The title may be either an Imperial or National position. The Senate motion should state what the title is called, and how it will be appointed. The most likely path is for an Imperial or National position to be appointed by the Imperial Senate, or through the Imperial Bourse.
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	A unique item is one that does not already exist in the magic item lists. It is likely that such an item will need to be [[magic items#Bonded items\|bonded]], and will be a [[Magic_items#Weapons\|weapon]], [[Magic_items#Armour\|armour]], [[Magic_items#Talismans\|talisman]] or [[Magic_items#Group_Magic_Items\|group magic item]]. Magic items tend to do one thing, rather than multiple types of things, and creating an item that does more than one thing is increasingly more expensive that creating an item that does one thing well. Not every ability of a magic item is equally appropriate to every kind of item, and more powerful items may prove to be prohibitively expensive in terms of time or materials required - or flat out impossible. It is worth talking to Profound Decisions about the kind of item you wish to create so that we can work together to come up with something possible that is as close as we can get to your original idea.		A unique item is one that does not already exist in the magic item lists. It is likely that such an item will need to be [[magic items#Bonded items\|bonded]], and will be a [[Magic_items#Weapons\|weapon]], [[Magic_items#Armour\|armour]], [[Magic_items#Talismans\|talisman]] or [[Magic_items#Group_Magic_Items\|group magic item]]. Magic items tend to do one thing, rather than multiple types of things, and creating an item that does more than one thing is increasingly more expensive that creating an item that does one thing well. Not every ability of a magic item is equally appropriate to every kind of item, and more powerful items may prove to be prohibitively expensive in terms of time or materials required - or flat out impossible. It is worth talking to Profound Decisions about the kind of item you wish to create so that we can work together to come up with something possible that is as close as we can get to your original idea.
	</box>		</box>

	==Costs==		==Costs==
	* Materials: 60 wains of [[mithril]], 60 wains of [[weirwood]], 60 wains of [[white granite]], and 540 crowns		* Materials: 60 wains of [[mithril]], 60 wains of [[weirwood]], 60 wains of [[white granite]], and 540 crowns

Hailmur at 22:58, 7 June 2025

2025-06-07T22:58:00Z

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	A runeforge operated by an external power - such as an eternal or a foreign nation - has no effect on a nation's ability to support a runeforge as it is not staffed by Imperial artisans.		A runeforge operated by an external power - such as an eternal or a foreign nation - has no effect on a nation's ability to support a runeforge as it is not staffed by Imperial artisans.
	{{#lst:Archive:All_Commissions\|runeforges}}		{{#lst:Archive:All_Commissions\|runeforges}}

	==OOC Note==		==OOC Note==
	The runeforge is used during downtime. The player who controls the runeforge should contact Profound Decisions by e-mail (at rules@profounddecisions.co.uk) prior to the next event with the details of the item they wish to try and create. If they want to make a schema, they will need the appropriate number of rings of ilium in their inventory. Profound Decisions will let the player know before the next event the number and type of materials required to make the new item.		The runeforge is used during downtime. The player who controls the runeforge should contact Profound Decisions by e-mail (at rules@profounddecisions.co.uk) prior to the next event with the details of the item they wish to try and create. If they want to make a schema, they will need the appropriate number of rings of ilium in their inventory. Profound Decisions will let the player know before the next event the number and type of materials required to make the new item.
	[[Category:Senate]]		[[Category:Senate]]
	[[Category:Commission]]		[[Category:Commission]]

Hailmur: /* Maximum Numbers of Runeforges */

2025-06-07T22:57:50Z

Maximum Numbers of Runeforges

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	A runeforge operated by an external power - such as an eternal or a foreign nation - has no effect on a nation's ability to support a runeforge as it is not staffed by Imperial artisans.		A runeforge operated by an external power - such as an eternal or a foreign nation - has no effect on a nation's ability to support a runeforge as it is not staffed by Imperial artisans.
			{{#lst:Archive:All_Commissions\|runeforges}}

	==OOC Note==		==OOC Note==

Matt: /* Maximum Numbers of Runeforges */

2025-06-04T19:10:42Z

Maximum Numbers of Runeforges

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	The Empire cannot sustain an unlimited number of runeforges. In addition to the significant drain on the treasury of the [[Imperial Senate]], each individual nation can only provide so many artisans. There is a maximum number of runeforges that a nation can sustain at any given time. The Senate cannot build a new runeforge in that nation unless there are enough artisans present to support it.		The Empire cannot sustain an unlimited number of runeforges. In addition to the significant drain on the treasury of the [[Imperial Senate]], each individual nation can only provide so many artisans. There is a maximum number of runeforges that a nation can sustain at any given time. The Senate cannot build a new runeforge in that nation unless there are enough artisans present to support it.

	As of the start of the Spring Equinox 387YE, the following nations could all support a new runeforge: Wintermark, Varushka, Navarr, the Marches, and Dawn.		At present, two nations are supporting runeforges: [[Urizen]] and [[Wintermark]]. As of the start of the Spring Equinox 387YE, the following nations could all support a '''new or additional''' runeforge: [[Wintermark]], [[Varushka]], [[Navarr]], [[the Marches]], and [[Dawn]].

	~~At present, two nations are supporting runeforges: Urizen and Wintermark~~.

	Gaining or losing territory has less impact on a nation's ability to support a runeforge, unless that territory is home to a particularly large number of artisans. It is possible for an [[opportunity]] to enable a nation to create a runeforge even if they couldn't normally support one - if that happens then the existing ability to support a runeforge is still used.		Gaining or losing territory has less impact on a nation's ability to support a runeforge, unless that territory is home to a particularly large number of artisans. It is possible for an [[opportunity]] to enable a nation to create a runeforge even if they couldn't normally support one - if that happens then the existing ability to support a runeforge is still used.

Matt: /* Costs */

2025-06-04T13:06:05Z

Costs

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	A unique item is one that does not already exist in the magic item lists. It is likely that such an item will need to be [[magic items#Bonded items\|bonded]], and will be a [[Magic_items#Weapons\|weapon]], [[Magic_items#Armour\|armour]], [[Magic_items#Talismans\|talisman]] or [[Magic_items#Group_Magic_Items\|group magic item]]. Magic items tend to do one thing, rather than multiple types of things, and creating an item that does more than one thing is increasingly more expensive that creating an item that does one thing well. Not every ability of a magic item is equally appropriate to every kind of item, and more powerful items may prove to be prohibitively expensive in terms of time or materials required - or flat out impossible. It is worth talking to Profound Decisions about the kind of item you wish to create so that we can work together to come up with something possible that is as close as we can get to your original idea.		A unique item is one that does not already exist in the magic item lists. It is likely that such an item will need to be [[magic items#Bonded items\|bonded]], and will be a [[Magic_items#Weapons\|weapon]], [[Magic_items#Armour\|armour]], [[Magic_items#Talismans\|talisman]] or [[Magic_items#Group_Magic_Items\|group magic item]]. Magic items tend to do one thing, rather than multiple types of things, and creating an item that does more than one thing is increasingly more expensive that creating an item that does one thing well. Not every ability of a magic item is equally appropriate to every kind of item, and more powerful items may prove to be prohibitively expensive in terms of time or materials required - or flat out impossible. It is worth talking to Profound Decisions about the kind of item you wish to create so that we can work together to come up with something possible that is as close as we can get to your original idea.
	</box>		</box>
	===Costs===		==Costs==
	* Materials: 60 wains of [[mithril]], 60 wains of [[weirwood]], 60 wains of [[white granite]], and 540 crowns		* Materials: 60 wains of [[mithril]], 60 wains of [[weirwood]], 60 wains of [[white granite]], and 540 crowns
	* Time: 1 year		* Time: 1 year
	* Upkeep: Variable (see below)

	~~The~~ upkeep on the ~~first~~ runeforge ~~would be 5~~ thrones, the ~~second 10 thrones and~~ the ~~third 25 thrones~~. There ~~are~~ a ~~limited~~ number of ~~artisans~~ in ~~the Empire who~~ are ~~prepared~~ to ~~help with creating~~ new ~~items~~. ~~This means that each new~~ runeforge that is ~~constructed will have~~ an ~~increasing upkeep cost~~ - ~~to reflect~~ the ~~fact that it must pay more~~ to ~~entice those independent artisans that remain~~ to ~~work there, and that~~ it is ~~competing for raw materials with the other runeforges~~.~~{{#lst:Archive:All_Commissions\|runeforges}}~~		==Upkeep==
			An Imperial runeforge employs large numbers of artisans drawn from the nation where it is stationed. These craftspeople are paid handsomly for their work, but much of the upkeep costs are defrayed by the costs of items that the runeforge provides to locals. Each runeforge costs 12 thrones per season, paid for from the [[Imperial Senate]] budget.

			===Maximum Numbers of Runeforges===
			The Empire cannot sustain an unlimited number of runeforges. In addition to the significant drain on the treasury of the [[Imperial Senate]], each individual nation can only provide so many artisans. There is a maximum number of runeforges that a nation can sustain at any given time. The Senate cannot build a new runeforge in that nation unless there are enough artisans present to support it.

			As of the start of the Spring Equinox 387YE, the following nations could all support a new runeforge: Wintermark, Varushka, Navarr, the Marches, and Dawn.

			At present, two nations are supporting runeforges: Urizen and Wintermark.

			Gaining or losing territory has less impact on a nation's ability to support a runeforge, unless that territory is home to a particularly large number of artisans. It is possible for an [[opportunity]] to enable a nation to create a runeforge even if they couldn't normally support one - if that happens then the existing ability to support a runeforge is still used.

			A runeforge operated by an external power - such as an eternal or a foreign nation - has no effect on a nation's ability to support a runeforge as it is not staffed by Imperial artisans.

	==OOC Note==		==OOC Note==
	The runeforge is used during downtime. The player who controls the runeforge should contact Profound Decisions by e-mail (at rules@profounddecisions.co.uk) prior to the next event with the details of the item they wish to try and create. If they want to make a schema, they will need the appropriate number of rings of ilium in their inventory. Profound Decisions will let the player know before the next event the number and type of materials required to make the new item.		The runeforge is used during downtime. The player who controls the runeforge should contact Profound Decisions by e-mail (at rules@profounddecisions.co.uk) prior to the next event with the details of the item they wish to try and create. If they want to make a schema, they will need the appropriate number of rings of ilium in their inventory. Profound Decisions will let the player know before the next event the number and type of materials required to make the new item.
	[[Category:Senate]]		[[Category:Senate]]
	[[Category:Commission]]		[[Category:Commission]]

Emmanovi: /* OOC Note */ correcting email

2024-06-20T22:01:21Z

OOC Note: correcting email

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	The upkeep on the first runeforge would be 5 thrones, the second 10 thrones and the third 25 thrones. There are a limited number of artisans in the Empire who are prepared to help with creating new items. This means that each new runeforge that is constructed will have an increasing upkeep cost - to reflect the fact that it must pay more to entice those independent artisans that remain to work there, and that it is competing for raw materials with the other runeforges.{{#lst:Archive:All_Commissions\|runeforges}}		The upkeep on the first runeforge would be 5 thrones, the second 10 thrones and the third 25 thrones. There are a limited number of artisans in the Empire who are prepared to help with creating new items. This means that each new runeforge that is constructed will have an increasing upkeep cost - to reflect the fact that it must pay more to entice those independent artisans that remain to work there, and that it is competing for raw materials with the other runeforges.{{#lst:Archive:All_Commissions\|runeforges}}
	==OOC Note==		==OOC Note==
	The runeforge is used during downtime. The player who controls the runeforge should contact Profound Decisions by e-mail (at ~~empire.~~rules@profounddecisions.co.uk) prior to the next event with the details of the item they wish to try and create. If they want to make a schema, they will need the appropriate number of rings of ilium in their inventory. Profound Decisions will let the player know before the next event the number and type of materials required to make the new item.		The runeforge is used during downtime. The player who controls the runeforge should contact Profound Decisions by e-mail (at rules@profounddecisions.co.uk) prior to the next event with the details of the item they wish to try and create. If they want to make a schema, they will need the appropriate number of rings of ilium in their inventory. Profound Decisions will let the player know before the next event the number and type of materials required to make the new item.
	[[Category:Senate]]		[[Category:Senate]]
	[[Category:Commission]]		[[Category:Commission]]

Hailmur at 18:13, 9 May 2024

2024-05-09T18:13:38Z

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	~~==Overview==~~{{CaptionedImage\|file=Carpentry.jpg\|align=~~right~~\|title=A Varushkan artisan hard at work at his lathe.\|caption=A runeforge allows an [[Crafting skills#Artisan\|artisan]] to create unique [[magic items]].\|width=500}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=Carpentry.jpg\|align=left\|title=A Varushkan artisan hard at work at his lathe.\|caption=A runeforge allows an [[Crafting skills#Artisan\|artisan]] to create unique [[magic items]].\|width=500}}
			==Overview==
	A runeforge allows the Empire to create new [[magic items]]. Creating a new magic item is normally a process that can take generations of refinement and experimentation - combining the magical [[materials]] in the right way and the right proportions is an art, not a science. A runeforge greatly speeds up this process, focusing the skills of dozens of master [[Crafting skills#Artisan\|artisans]] into experimentation and research, and providing both extensive materials and expensive books or examples of existing magic items with which they can work.		A runeforge allows the Empire to create new [[magic items]]. Creating a new magic item is normally a process that can take generations of refinement and experimentation - combining the magical [[materials]] in the right way and the right proportions is an art, not a science. A runeforge greatly speeds up this process, focusing the skills of dozens of master [[Crafting skills#Artisan\|artisans]] into experimentation and research, and providing both extensive materials and expensive books or examples of existing magic items with which they can work.

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	A schema is a "pattern" for the new crafted item that anyone can use to learn the method of creating the item. It can also be expended with the assistance of the Imperial Senate to spread the knowledge of how to make the new item throughout the Empire.		A schema is a "pattern" for the new crafted item that anyone can use to learn the method of creating the item. It can also be expended with the assistance of the Imperial Senate to spread the knowledge of how to make the new item throughout the Empire.

	<box>		<box>
	'''Unique items'''<br>		'''Unique items'''<br>
	A unique item is one that does not already exist in the magic item lists. It is likely that such an item will need to be [[magic items#Bonded items\|bonded]], and will be a [[Magic_items#Weapons\|weapon]], [[Magic_items#Armour\|armour]], [[Magic_items#Talismans\|talisman]] or [[Magic_items#Group_Magic_Items\|group magic item]]. Magic items tend to do one thing, rather than multiple types of things, and creating an item that does more than one thing is increasingly more expensive that creating an item that does one thing well. Not every ability of a magic item is equally appropriate to every kind of item, and more powerful items may prove to be prohibitively expensive in terms of time or materials required - or flat out impossible. It is worth talking to Profound Decisions about the kind of item you wish to create so that we can work together to come up with something possible that is as close as we can get to your original idea.		A unique item is one that does not already exist in the magic item lists. It is likely that such an item will need to be [[magic items#Bonded items\|bonded]], and will be a [[Magic_items#Weapons\|weapon]], [[Magic_items#Armour\|armour]], [[Magic_items#Talismans\|talisman]] or [[Magic_items#Group_Magic_Items\|group magic item]]. Magic items tend to do one thing, rather than multiple types of things, and creating an item that does more than one thing is increasingly more expensive that creating an item that does one thing well. Not every ability of a magic item is equally appropriate to every kind of item, and more powerful items may prove to be prohibitively expensive in terms of time or materials required - or flat out impossible. It is worth talking to Profound Decisions about the kind of item you wish to create so that we can work together to come up with something possible that is as close as we can get to your original idea.
	</box>		</box>

	===Costs===		===Costs===
	* Materials: 60 wains of [[mithril]], 60 wains of [[weirwood]], 60 wains of [[white granite]], and 540 crowns		* Materials: 60 wains of [[mithril]], 60 wains of [[weirwood]], 60 wains of [[white granite]], and 540 crowns
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	* Upkeep: Variable (see below)		* Upkeep: Variable (see below)

	The upkeep on the first runeforge would be 5 thrones, the second 10 thrones and the third 25 thrones. There are a limited number of artisans in the Empire who are prepared to help with creating new items. This means that each new runeforge that is constructed will have an increasing upkeep cost - to reflect the fact that it must pay more to entice those independent artisans that remain to work there, and that it is competing for raw materials with the other runeforges.		The upkeep on the first runeforge would be 5 thrones, the second 10 thrones and the third 25 thrones. There are a limited number of artisans in the Empire who are prepared to help with creating new items. This means that each new runeforge that is constructed will have an increasing upkeep cost - to reflect the fact that it must pay more to entice those independent artisans that remain to work there, and that it is competing for raw materials with the other runeforges.{{#lst:Archive:All_Commissions\|runeforges}}
	{{#lst:Archive:All_Commissions\|runeforges}}
	* There are the ruins of an ancient runeforge under [[Skarsind#Gildenheim\|Gildenheim]] in [[Skarsind]] but they are non-functional.

	==OOC Note==		==OOC Note==
	The runeforge is used during downtime. The player who controls the runeforge should contact Profound Decisions by e-mail (at empire.rules@profounddecisions.co.uk) prior to the next event with the details of the item they wish to try and create. If they want to make a schema, they will need the appropriate number of rings of ilium in their inventory. Profound Decisions will let the player know before the next event the number and type of materials required to make the new item.		The runeforge is used during downtime. The player who controls the runeforge should contact Profound Decisions by e-mail (at empire.rules@profounddecisions.co.uk) prior to the next event with the details of the item they wish to try and create. If they want to make a schema, they will need the appropriate number of rings of ilium in their inventory. Profound Decisions will let the player know before the next event the number and type of materials required to make the new item.
	[[Category:Senate]]		[[Category:Senate]]
	[[Category:Commission]]		[[Category:Commission]]