Dan: Created page with "''The following is inspired by a table in the ''Stars Without Number'' supplemental rule book, ''Skyward Steel''. On page 53, the Budget Points By Population table created a standard for determining a planet's naval budget based on the living standard and population size. In the setting of ''Stars without Number'', the upper tier standards of living—Elite and Peerless—no longer exist. However, I am including those here with what I consider the appropriate values migh..."

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Created page with "''The following is inspired by a table in the ''Stars Without Number'' supplemental rule book, ''Skyward Steel''. On page 53, the Budget Points By Population table created a standard for determining a planet's naval budget based on the living standard and population size. In the setting of ''Stars without Number'', the upper tier standards of living—Elite and Peerless—no longer exist. However, I am including those here with what I consider the appropriate values migh..."

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''The following is inspired by a table in the ''Stars Without Number'' supplemental rule book, ''Skyward Steel''. On page 53, the Budget Points By Population table created a standard for determining a planet's naval budget based on the living standard and population size. In the setting of ''Stars without Number'', the upper tier standards of living—Elite and Peerless—no longer exist. However, I am including those here with what I consider the appropriate values might be. From this, a new planetary economy ''might'' develop.''

{| class="wikitable"
|+ <u>''Stars Without Numbers'': Budget Points By Population</u>
|-
! Living<br>Standard !! 100 Thousand !! 1 Million !! 10 Million !! 100 Million !! 1 Billion
|-
| '''Slum''' || 10 || 50 || 100 || 200 || 300
|-
| '''Poor''' || 30 || 100 || 200 || 350 || 500
|-
| '''Common''' || 50 || 150 || 300 || 500 || 700
|-
| '''Good''' || 90 || 250 || 500 || 700 || 1,000
|-
| '''Elite''' || 130 || 350 || 700 || 1,000 || 1,300
|-
| '''Peerless''' || 190 || 550 || 1,100 || 1,200 || 1,750
|}

Adjust the total BP based upon how close the population is to the next population tier. For example, a Common-lifestyle world of 2,500,000 people would have 150 BP plus 25% of the difference between 150 and 300 for 188 BP (150 x 0.25 + 150).

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