Financial Statement

The Black pearl mine can generate a gross revenue of 3,889 pieces of gold per month when fully staffed with 13 miners and their supporting staff .
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Near by burgs

The burg of Arakzirgat map is 88 miles away to the south from the Black pearl mine
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The burg of Arakzirgat run by Tish-dyl Kar-grom a sweaty Lawful Good female dwarf bard
In the Burg of Arakzirgat map there are
425 Jewelers to convert the gemstones into gems.
160 Magic-Shops to use them in the creation or recharging of magic items
159 Bookbinders to add them as ornate ornamentation and protections
64 Sculptors to add them as ornate ornamentation and protections
21 Master-Artists to add them as ornate ornamentation and protections to their visions
196 Advocates to use them to grease the wheels of politics.
107 Priests to fund and grow the worshipers and spread the work. Also as ornate ornamentation and protections to their places of worship
256 Nobles to use them to hold and exchange wealth and to stand out in society.
The burg of Nakibhizd map is 94 miles away to the southwest from the Black pearl mine
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The burg of Nakibhizd run by Kath-win Gwen-myr a slouching Neutral Good female dwarf cleric
In the Burg of Nakibhizd map there are
618 Jewelers to convert the gemstones into gems.
232 Magic-Shops to use them in the creation or recharging of magic items
232 Bookbinders to add them as ornate ornamentation and protections
93 Sculptors to add them as ornate ornamentation and protections
31 Master-Artists to add them as ornate ornamentation and protections to their visions
285 Advocates to use them to grease the wheels of politics.
155 Priests to fund and grow the worshipers and spread the work. Also as ornate ornamentation and protections to their places of worship
371 Nobles to use them to hold and exchange wealth and to stand out in society.
The burg of Bovefosere map is 96 miles away to the east from the Black pearl mine
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The burg of Bovefosere run by Shreya Morningforest a slouching Chaotic Evil female human sorcerer
In the Burg of Bovefosere map there are
42 Jewelers to convert the gemstones into gems.
16 Magic-Shops to use them in the creation or recharging of magic items
16 Bookbinders to add them as ornate ornamentation and protections
7 Sculptors to add them as ornate ornamentation and protections
3 Master-Artists to add them as ornate ornamentation and protections to their visions
19 Advocates to use them to grease the wheels of politics.
10 Priests to fund and grow the worshipers and spread the work. Also as ornate ornamentation and protections to their places of worship
25 Nobles to use them to hold and exchange wealth and to stand out in society.
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Points of interest

Locals speak of a proud Giant Lizard who inhabits Soutford hills and doesn't mind human flesh. It is known to be around 30 miles northeast from this black pearl mine
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Journeying folk speak of a feared Hydra who inhabits Quatley hills and keeps the region at bay. It is known to be around 40 miles north from this black pearl mine
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Locals speak of a magical Owlbear who inhabits Hertfield hills and terrorizes the region. It is known to be around 41 miles east from this black pearl mine
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Elders speak of a feared Cyclops who inhabits Modburydon hills and keeps the region at bay. It is known to be around 48 miles east from this black pearl mine
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Tipplers speak of a fat Hag who inhabits Bucles hills and attacks anyone who dares to approach its lair. It is known to be around 51 miles south from this black pearl mine
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Locals speak of a horrifying Dire wolf who inhabits Bramney hills and doesn't mind human flesh. It is known to be around 57 miles southeast from this black pearl mine
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Inscriptions speak of a proud Wyvern who inhabits Berlow hills and attacks anyone who dares to approach its lair. It is known to be around 61 miles southeast from this black pearl mine
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The Clitbury Chasm. Locals claim that it is the home of strange monsters. It is known to be around 69 miles west from this black pearl mine
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The Bramberden Cave. Locals claim that it is completely flooded. It is known to be around 73 miles south from this black pearl mine
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The Chintonver Hole. Locals claim that it is a good spot to hide treasure. It is known to be around 93 miles southwest from this black pearl mine
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Legends speak of a superior Troll who inhabits Paignton hills and terrorizes the region. It is known to be around 98 miles south from this black pearl mine
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The Uxblebyles Chasm. Locals claim that it is a good spot to hide treasure. It is known to be around 101 miles southeast from this black pearl mine
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The Knaliscom Ravine. Locals claim that it is totally empty. It is known to be around 121 miles west from this black pearl mine
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The Holces Cavern. Locals claim that it is totally empty. It is known to be around 124 miles north from this black pearl mine
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The Beargadeha Cavern. Locals claim that it is a good spot to hide treasure. It is known to be around 138 miles southwest from this black pearl mine
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The Gibundundi Cave. Locals claim that it is a good spot to hide treasure. It is known to be around 148 miles east from this black pearl mine
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A forest sacred to local Witnesses of Ulnakilna. It is known to be around 179 miles north from this black pearl mine
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A forest sacred to local Witnesses of Ulnakilna. It is known to be around 198 miles north from this black pearl mine
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