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<blockquote data-quote="Arkhandus" data-source="post: 3362412" data-attributes="member: 13966">D20 Future also has an expanded 'Purchase DC to dollar equivalent' table, at the end of the Starships chapter.&nbsp; The D20 Modern core book has a small, short table that covers only part of this, though I don't imagine that's in the Modern SRD because it's not open rules content but just an example for GMs to see how it works.DC 12 is $200.&nbsp; DC 20 is $2,000.&nbsp; DC 21 is $2,750.&nbsp; DC 40 is $650,000.&nbsp; DC 81, the highest on the table in D20F, is $90,000,000,000.So yeah.&nbsp; D20 Wealth bonuses = not linear.Still, I should think the bonus granted by aid another would depend on the Wealth bonus of the main buyer and the Wealth bonus of the aid-giver.&nbsp; Like, two guys with Wealth bonuses of +20 might try to buy something of DC 30 together, with one 'aiding another' and providing something like +4 or +6 to the other guy's Wealth check.&nbsp; Too bad the rules-as-written don't support this.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Arkhandus, post: 3362412, member: 13966"] D20 Future also has an expanded 'Purchase DC to dollar equivalent' table, at the end of the Starships chapter. The D20 Modern core book has a small, short table that covers only part of this, though I don't imagine that's in the Modern SRD because it's not open rules content but just an example for GMs to see how it works. DC 12 is $200. DC 20 is $2,000. DC 21 is $2,750. DC 40 is $650,000. DC 81, the highest on the table in D20F, is $90,000,000,000. So yeah. D20 Wealth bonuses = not linear. Still, I should think the bonus granted by aid another would depend on the Wealth bonus of the main buyer and the Wealth bonus of the aid-giver. Like, two guys with Wealth bonuses of +20 might try to buy something of DC 30 together, with one 'aiding another' and providing something like +4 or +6 to the other guy's Wealth check. Too bad the rules-as-written don't support this. [/QUOTE]

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