Financial Statement

The Zircon mine can generate a gross revenue of 1,993 pieces of gold per month when fully staffed with 23 miners and their supporting staff .
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Near by burgs

The burg of Zizad map is 45 miles away to the northwest from the Zircon mine
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The burg of Zizad run by Run-linn Ger-mund a big footed Lawful Good female dwarf druid
In the Burg of Zizad map there are
80 Jewelers to convert the gemstones into gems.
30 Magic-Shops to use them in the creation or recharging of magic items
30 Bookbinders to add them as ornate ornamentation and protections
12 Sculptors to add them as ornate ornamentation and protections
4 Master-Artists to add them as ornate ornamentation and protections to their visions
37 Advocates to use them to grease the wheels of politics.
21 Priests to fund and grow the worshipers and spread the work. Also as ornate ornamentation and protections to their places of worship
48 Nobles to use them to hold and exchange wealth and to stand out in society.
The burg of Tuzah map is 91 miles away to the northeast from the Zircon mine
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The burg of Tuzah run by Nes-syl Mar-nur a raggedly dressed Chaotic Good female dwarf barbarian
In the Burg of Tuzah map there are
29 Jewelers to convert the gemstones into gems.
11 Magic-Shops to use them in the creation or recharging of magic items
11 Bookbinders to add them as ornate ornamentation and protections
5 Sculptors to add them as ornate ornamentation and protections
1 Master-Artists to add them as ornate ornamentation and protections to their visions
14 Advocates to use them to grease the wheels of politics.
7 Priests to fund and grow the worshipers and spread the work. Also as ornate ornamentation and protections to their places of worship
18 Nobles to use them to hold and exchange wealth and to stand out in society.
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Points of interest

Legends speak of a big Ankheg who inhabits Zirukthiz hills and keeps the region at bay. It is known to be around 32 miles south from this zircon mine
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Locals speak of a big Dire Tiger who inhabits Stanston hills and eats kids whole. It is known to be around 35 miles southwest from this zircon mine
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Legends speak of a superior Dire bear who inhabits Modhurstle hills and attacks unsuspecting victims. It is known to be around 40 miles west from this zircon mine
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Journeying folk speak of a lucky Griffon who inhabits Frampseade hills and doesn't mind human flesh. It is known to be around 41 miles west from this zircon mine
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Rumors speak of a magical Dire Tiger who inhabits Narag hills and attacks unsuspecting victims. It is known to be around 51 miles south from this zircon mine
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The Browenby Pit. Locals claim that it is totally empty. It is known to be around 74 miles north from this zircon mine
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Elders speak of a terrifying Ankheg who inhabits Bunbund hills and prefers eating children. It is known to be around 74 miles south from this zircon mine
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The Khun Grotto. Locals claim that it is the home of strange monsters. It is known to be around 83 miles south from this zircon mine
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Whispers speak of a prime Roc who inhabits Soledonbute hills and attacks unsuspecting victims. It is known to be around 87 miles west from this zircon mine
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Locals speak of a feared Giant Lizard who inhabits Shiftonbeck hills and attacks anyone who dares to approach its lair. It is known to be around 91 miles northwest from this zircon mine
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Legends speak of a lucky Cyclops who inhabits Lympsbury hills and doesn't mind human flesh. It is known to be around 93 miles west from this zircon mine
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Locals speak of a prime Griffon who inhabits Nilonlumasad hills and snatches people from homes. It is known to be around 94 miles west from this zircon mine
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The Skipton Sinkhole. Locals claim that it is endlessly deep and unexplored. It is known to be around 102 miles north from this zircon mine
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The Fendon Chasm. Locals claim that it is the home of strange monsters. It is known to be around 114 miles southeast from this zircon mine
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The Knutshowey Grotto. Locals claim that it is completely flooded. It is known to be around 128 miles north from this zircon mine
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The Burford Cave. Locals claim that it is a good spot to hide treasure. It is known to be around 134 miles southeast from this zircon mine
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The Blandge Grotto. Locals claim that it is a good spot to hide treasure. It is known to be around 138 miles east from this zircon mine
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The Amlunyuet Grotto. Locals claim that it is endlessly deep and unexplored. It is known to be around 146 miles west from this zircon mine
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