Hello and welcome back, everyone! Today we have a big topic to discuss- economics in a fantasy world. Can it work? Should it work? How much should you worry about it? We go pretty in-depth into it on this episode, and we share a lot of our thoughts, but as always, we'd love to hear from you! Let us know what you think in the comments below.
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See you next time, when we discuss math and chemistry!
Episode 157: A Worthwhile Investment
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Question(s) answered this episode:
1. How would you go about trying to make a believable economy in a fantasy game world?
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Noteworthy Links:
Anycubic Photon, the Resin Printer I just bought
The Lightsaber I 3D Printed (and the files can be found here on Thingiverse)
The Mithril Standard - Economy in the Time of Wizards
Back to the Future 3
Deals with the Devil
d20 Modern
Jumbonium, an element in Futurama
The Great Modron March
Calimari Flan, a currency in the Star Wars universe
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