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= Requirements =
= Mining process =
As explained above, the Independent Miner Pass is only valid for one visit, as such it is recommended to make the most out a trip in the mineshaft. == Mining facility layout == Every mine has a depth expressed in '''levels''', each level has a random amount of visitable '''mineshafts''', and each mineshaft has a random amount of '''sections''', which are the equivalent of rooms, but with only 2 possible directions: forward (towards the end) and backward (towards the elevator). The amount of levels in a mine is fixed and depends on the location of the mining facility:* Heshbar: 24 levels* Kazama: 28 levels* Lenox Corner: 18 levels In each level, the amount of '''mineshafts''' that can be found is equal to '''4+level number''' (e.g. Level 6 will have 4+6 = 10 mineshafts). Mineshafts are numbered using '''letters''' (e.g. shaft A, B, C, D...). Each mineshaft is '''3d10 sections''' long, and sections are numbered using '''numerals''' (section 1, 2, 3...). The location of a character exploring a mine can therefore be formatted this way: '''Level xx / Shaft yy / Section zz''' or simply '''xx-yy-zz'''. An additional "section 0" also exists, and acts as the central hub, as it is the location of the '''mine elevators''' used to switch levels. All a player has to do is simply tell the GM which level and shaft they intend to access; the GM may then roll to determine the amount of sections in that shaft, then begin generating each section's contents as the player character explores them. == Generating mineshaft sections == The process is very similar to generating UA rooms, but is comparatively greatly simplified. When a player character enters a section ''for the first time'', the GM will roll a '''1d100''' to determine what is found inside; refer to the table below. Each section's contents are generated only once; it is advisable to keep track of which sections have been explored and what is left in each. Once a player character is done in a particular section, there are only 2 possible directions: '''Forwards''' (into the next unexplored section, towards the end), or '''Backwards''' (into any of the previously explored sections, towards the elevator). === Mineshaft section event table ==={| class="wikitable" style="font-size:10pt;text-align:center"|-! Roll result !! Event|-| '''1-10''' ||style="text-align:left"| Nothing: This section is empty.|-| '''11-60''' ||style="text-align:left"| Chance to find a '''[[creature]]'''. The GM rolls a '''1d15-(current mine level)'''.<br/>If the result is 0 or higher, this section is empty. If the result is negative, the GM rolls '''&enc-regular'''.|-| '''61-95''' ||style="text-align:left"| This section has an '''ore patch'''; see the section below.|-| '''96''' ||style="text-align:left"| This section has abandoned items: the GM rolls '''1d3 &stuff'''.|-| '''97''' ||style="text-align:left"| This section has an abandoned weapon: the GM rolls '''&wpn'''.|-| '''98''' ||style="text-align:left"| This section has abandoned ammunition: the GM rolls '''&ammo'''.|-| '''99''' ||style="text-align:left"| This section has abandoned foodstuffs: the GM rolls '''1d3 &food'''.|-| '''100''' ||style="text-align:left"| This section has one abandoned, already-mined ore bundle: the GM rolls '''&ore''' to determine type, then '''1d100*5''' to determine the ore bundle's weight in grams.|} == Ore patches == (WIP)
