Clone Project: Treasure Table I

I'm working on treasure tables for the potential clone, and it turns out I will need to do this in multiple parts: one for stocking rooms in a dungeon, one for the wilderness encounter treasure types, and one or probably more for the magic items.

The treasure table in Vol. III is used for stocking treasure in a room in a dungeon, with the implication that the treasure may have been found by any monsters present or is being guarded by them, but is not technically "their" treasure, as opposed to the treasure type table in Vol. II, which seems to vary according to the habits of different monsters. I re-arranged the way the table works, keeping the results the same except for the silver found on dungeon levels 2 or 3. Now, you roll a d6 for silver, a d12 for gold, and look up each result on this table (which I haven't bothered to HTML-ize yet.)

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 Dungeon   
  Level          1         2         3         4         5         6
-----------   --------  --------  --------  --------  --------  --------   
    1         100 sp    200 sp    300 sp    400 sp    500 sp    600 sp
               10 gp     20 gp     30 gp     40 gp     50 gp     60 gp

   2-3        100 sp    200 sp    300 sp    400 sp    500 sp    600 sp
              100 gp    200 gp    300 gp    400 gp    500 gp    600 gp

   4-5        1000 s    2000 s    3000 s    4000 s    5000 s    6000 s
              200 gp    400 gp    600 gp    800 gp    1000 g    1200 g

   6-7         2k sp     4k sp     6k sp     8k sp    10k sp    12k sp
              500 gp    1000 g    1500 g    2000 g    2500 g    3000 g

   8-9         5k sp    10k sp    15k sp    20k sp    25k sp    30k sp
               1k gp     2k gp     3k gp     4k gp     5k gp     6k gp

  10-12        5k sp    10k sp    15k sp    20k sp    25k sp    30k sp
               2k gp     4k gp     6k gp     8k gp    10k gp    12k gp

  13 or       10k sp    20k sp    30k sp    40k sp    50k sp    60k sp
   more        5k gp    10k gp    15k gp    20k gp    25k gp    30k gp


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If the die roll for gold is 7 or higher, no gold is found; otherwise, for either silver or gold, cross-reference the die roll with the dungeon level to find treasure amount. Top line in each row is the amount of silver in the treasure, bottom line is the amount of gold.

I took the gems, jewelry, and magic items out of the table because they don't really need a table; they can be handled by short, simple procedures.

Chance for gems in treasure: Roll 1d20 less than/equal to dungeon level; maximum 10 in 20 chance. Roll again for jewelry with the same odds. The number of each, if present, equals 1d6 (2d6 for levels 8+.)

Chance for magic items in treasure: Roll 1d20 less than/equal to half dungeon level, round down; minimum 1 in 20 chance, maximum 6 in 20. The number rolled equals the number of times to roll on the random magic item table.

These introduce some other differences from the originals: the gem and jewelry chances now go up in increments of 5% and the number of gems/jewelry found on deep levels of the dungeon is rolled on two six-sided dice instead of on a d12. All these changes are fairly easy to undo, if someone wants to do that.

I didn't notice any rule on how many magic items may be found in a given treasure pile for this table, so I based it on the roll to see if there are magic items at all. This means that there will only be one magic item at the most in any given room on the 1st through 3rd levels, not counting manual placements.