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[~Neri]

Relaaax~ Not actually gonna do it. I just wanna know the price for making single creatues.

Actually.

$$$

Are larger quantities of things sold at a discount?

[Rolepgeek]

$$$
Price check to create Lizard Men with a deep empathic connection to other Lizard Men, strengthened by blood ties.

Oh right this reminds me.

We certainly could work together, this time around. I don't know how closely tied our spheres are, but it may not matter.

I certainly plan on creating a large tree for a place to live, so that could be a home to people's shit if they want. Should provide protection and ecosystem and all.

[IronyOwl]

Just out of curiosity, why's everyone pricechecking hyper-weird, specific things before the game's even started? I get the more conceptual or foundation stuff, but a lot of these things don't seem like stuff you're especially likely to get around to ever, much less need to know right now.

[Rolepgeek]

For the record, I was price checking things I expect to be some of my first creations upon entering the game. So yeah.

[Andres]

Just out of curiosity, why's everyone pricechecking hyper-weird, specific things before the game's even started? I get the more conceptual or foundation stuff, but a lot of these things don't seem like stuff you're especially likely to get around to ever, much less need to know right now.

The first sapient species to be created in Ye Gods was made in Tick 4. Many of the things we plan to make could be created within the week.

[Vgray]

$$$
Price check to create Lizard Men with a deep empathic connection to other Lizard Men, strengthened by blood ties.

Oh right this reminds me.

We certainly could work together, this time around. I don't know how closely tied our spheres are, but it may not matter.

I certainly plan on creating a large tree for a place to live, so that could be a home to people's shit if they want. Should provide protection and ecosystem and all.

Your primary sphere is Growth right?

[Stirk]

$$$

Pricecheck on creating 10k humans, and to terraform a portion of a planet the general size of France (both prices separated, please)
(And I'm not actually going to make humans, I just need an approximation.)
That and also on creating a small moon about the size of Charon (Pluto's moon IRL)
And finally, I'd like to know the cost of doubling the amount of minerals on a planet assuming it already have the amount you'd expect a earth-like planet to have.

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10K human-like: 5E. Note that, unlike normal Ye Gods, it is NOT quadratic and is subject to change.
Terraforming: Depends on what you want to terraform it to. Semi-plausable terraforming is free with the planet.
Charon Moon (~750 Miles or the size of the Virgin islands in diameter): 3E at Creation (subject to same bonuses as other planetary bodies)
Doubling Earth's amount of available useful minerals: 4E~(Random addition) during creation, added to planet's cost and thus effected by the same bonuses as the host planet. For *most* intents and purposes, the amount of minerals on a planet is infinite, this would only make it easier for Mortals to use.

Rocky Planets VS Gas Giants: Functionally the same at Creation, due to the similar cause of creation. An average sized habitable Gas Giant costs the same as an Earth-like planet.

Growing Chitin Moon: 7-10E at Creation. 13-15E to give it the ability to sustain life.

Moon-sized battleship: Depends on capabilities. Simply an empty shell the shape of the moon costs the same shape of the moon.

Virus: ~2P,4E (May very depending on factors such as spreading, what it inflicts, etc)

Amoeba (mundane): Free if included in "Wildlife" at Creation. Otherwise, 1E for a large amount of mundane amoeba, free if small amount that doesn't effect anything.
Jellyfish (mundane): See Amoeba, replacing "amoeba" with jellyfish.
Fox (mundane): See Jellyfish, replacing jellyfish with fox.
Uplifting: The price it would take to make them sapient in the first place. Assuming mundane wildlife: ~3E for 10K. Does not include things like human level intelligence, may be effected by your sphere if a Wolf.
Scratch humans: 5E for 10K
Ghosts: Variable depending on what the effects of being an "Energy Being" are. Generally adds 2E to 3E
Sapient Energy Beings: Depends on what these abilities entail. Generally adds 3E to 4E.

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I'll consider this to be....permission.

You shouldn't have  . This is probably a good time to remind you that this game still has the Captain Estraz rule in effect (I like that rule.), and I will probably charge more for using old ideas from the old Ye Gods. For anything more complicated than "Human", it is best to have a description of anything additional it has over "normal" creatures. I can't take a single reference and give an accurate account.

Is there a discount when propagating a race over creating a race like Ye Gods used to have? Is creature creation logarithmic or something similar? (i.e. 10k humans is 5E, 100k humans is 6E.)

No, propagating involves directly creating the souls, which is the hard part. It is possible to expand the population for cheaper then it would cost to simply create more, but you will have to be more creative then just saying "I spend E to propagate!!".  The scale is linear, 5E gets you 10K humans, 1E gets you~2k, 10E gets you 20k.

Hydras: Sentient? Sapient? Empty shells?

((Great! Now I will post! *New pricecheck* DANGIT!))

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Shadow Kobolds: 7E for 10K
Lizard Men Necromancers: 6E for 10K (Need to invent necromancy first, may cost more to give them advantage.)
Night Mares: 2E for 10K
(I am a bit confused over the change from plural to singular. Ill still will assume that you are making one with more powerful abilities and an extended lifespan.)
Giant Moth: ~6E
Bear/snake: ~3E
Fire Breathing Sapient: ~4E
Fire Breathing Spiders: 7E for 10K

Normal-ish planets: Free with habitable planet. Strange growth cycles do not effect their "mundane" status. Free for small amount later, 1E for large ammount.
Plant people: 5E for 10K assuming normal human but plant. More to add or subtract from there, depending on any abilities or hindrances they have.

WTH is a "manbearpig"?

Lizard Men with Empathy: 6E for 10K

Bulk discount: No, it is a linear increase unless there is a reason it should not be.

Just out of curiosity, why's everyone pricechecking hyper-weird, specific things before the game's even started? I get the more conceptual or foundation stuff, but a lot of these things don't seem like stuff you're especially likely to get around to ever, much less need to know right now.

They are trying to win their bets involving how fast I will quit doing daily updates. 

[Rolepgeek]

Alright cool.

$$$
How about growing a tree (since I figure with my domain of growth that should cost me marginally less, and be more in keeping with my theme, than just making it pop out of nowhere) to be several hundred meters thick at the base, 3000 meters tall in total, and with massive branch system that spreads for several dozen kilometers in diameter total, capable of supporting ecosystems and blah within it's branches? Being able to support it's weight &etc.

And what would allowing it to continue growing at the rate of about 1% per decade cost?

[~Neri]

ManBearPig is exactly what it sounds like.

[Vgray]

Hey Geek. Isn't mortal reproduction in both our best interests?

More so than other gods I mean, due to influence.

[Andres]

Moon-sized battleship: Depends on capabilities. Simply an empty shell the shape of the moon costs the same shape of the moon.

It has the capabilities that you would expect a battleship would have if it was made to be used in space: guns, life support, a factory for repairs, AI, and a hangar for smaller ships.

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Price check if it had FTL
Price check if it had FTL and a WMG

Hydras: Sentient? Sapient? Empty shells?

Sapient.

I'll make a shorter list based on your new rules, though I never actually had a chance to create Daemonkind so I'm wondering if that falls under the Old Ye Gods rule. Planes/dimensions seems as ubiquitous as humans (who aren't getting hit with the OYG rule), the adamantine is a brand-new idea, and the 1-10G humans is pretty basic.

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Price check on creating 1k Daemons
Price check on creating a personal dimension
Price check on creating a new plane in that dimension
Price check on creating adamantine that only works in the hands of primary believers
Price check on creating 10k humans strong enough to survive ~1-10G

Five things to price check isn't too much, is it?

[IronyOwl]

Just out of curiosity, why's everyone pricechecking hyper-weird, specific things before the game's even started? I get the more conceptual or foundation stuff, but a lot of these things don't seem like stuff you're especially likely to get around to ever, much less need to know right now.

They are trying to win their bets involving how fast I will quit doing daily updates. 

Maybe you should come up with some guidelines and then force everyone to gamble on it working out? I can't imagine this will ever end.

Abstracting out a lot of the precise numbers (750 miles, 10k individuals) might help too. Arbitrary size/quantity categories ("It's a BIG planet!" "There's a FEW lizardfolk!") or just going to arbitrary tokens/units ("This planet has four tiles!" "You have two lizardfolk counters!") might help as well.

[Rolepgeek]

Hey Geek. Isn't mortal reproduction in both our best interests?

More so than other gods I mean, due to influence.

Eh yeah, probably. Thought Life/Death might like it quite a bit. What with Mortals, and Reproducing.

[FArgHalfnr]

Hey Geek. Isn't mortal reproduction in both our best interests?

More so than other gods I mean, due to influence.

Eh yeah, probably. Thought Life/Death might like it quite a bit. What with Mortals, and Reproducing.

That something I'm going to go with too, since extending lifespan definitively counts as progress.

[Rolepgeek]

Ah, but we're looking at population size, not lifespan.

Maybe a little, but it feels a bit harder to make the relationship between the two than it does for Life/Death or Growth.