Everything I Know about Economics, I Learned from Dungeons & Dragons
These are the Rules of Fantasy Economics . . .
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D&D Economics, Part 5
The final installment of the Rules of D&D Economics, starting with advice about banking… Rule 41) Banks are for stupid people – everyone knows that if you give them your money and then they loan it out, you won’t be able to use it any more! DUH! Keep your money ON you! Rule 42) A
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Dungeons & Dragons Economics, Part III
Yes, our series on D&D Economics continues, this time stepping into the economics of the dark side. Well, more than usual. Rule 21: No one is above avarice. Think of the best, most selfless person you know: that guy will pull hunks of melted copper off of the corpses of orphans if he thinks it
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Friday Funny: Everything I Know about Economics, I Learned from Dungeons & Dragons
These are the Rules of Fantasy Economics: Rule 1: Everyone has roughly the exact same amount of money and/or property as everyone else of his or her respective experience-point total. Except at character creation, obviously, where some people totally get the shaft, which sucks … but “being poor” and “staying poor” are two very different
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