Outliers

Limit 1 Outlier from each type per Stage (Max)
You are not required to build every type of Outlier every stage.
Outlier bonuses are still in a prototype stage and are far from final.
== Outlier Fast-Generation Table: ==
Take one standard, 6-sided die (referred to here-on as "d6" The number of dice required will be denoted by the number before the abbreviation. i.e. 1d6=1 die, 2d=2 dice, etc.), and roll to determine what kind of Outlier you should build.
If you do not own (the specified form of) dice, please consider using a Dice Rolling Program. Many (Free!) dice rolling programs can be found on Android and iTunes respective App Stores.
=== Table Use not required, but put here in case of Builder's Block ===
Roll as many dice as you desire. 1d6 only gives you a primary focus, but if you desire additional foci, feel free to roll as many dice as desired. If you don't like the Racial options given here, feel free to substitute your own. Those are intended to get you going quickly, and have a fair bit of variety. When rolling for the number of buildings to construct, it is recomended to reroll critical fails ("1's").
HARDCORE: Subsitute d10 for d6, when rolling for Build requirements. Or, if you're feeling really buildy/ballsy, replace them with d20s (dare I say d100???).
Number Rolled	Primary Focus 	Secondary (Optional) 	Primary Race 	Secondary Race
1 (One) 	Agriculture (Any) 	Agriculture (Any) 	Standard (Player's Race) 	Standard (Player's Race)
2 (Two) 	Technology (if Applicable) 	Technology (if Applicable) 	Dwarves (Underground, Technology, Pets/Livestock) 	Dwarves (Underground, Technology, Pets/Livestock)
3 (Three) 	Magic (If Applicable) 	Magic (If Applicable) 	Elves (Forests, Nobility, All Trees) 	Elves (Forests, Nobility, All Trees)
4 (Four) 	Residential 	Residential 	Testificates (Plains, Agriculture, Surface Farming)	Testificates (Plains, Agriculture, Surface Farming)
5 (Five) 	Military 	Military 	Witches (Swamps, all Magic) 	Witches (Swamps, all Magic)
6 (Six) 	Nobility, (ig)Nobility, Player Estate (Roll twice on the (ig)Nobility table below)	Nobility, (ig)Nobility, Player Estate (Roll twice on the (ig)Nobility table below)	Player's Choice 	Player's Choice
=== Agriculture Outlier Fast-Generation (1-2+d6) ===
Di(ce) Roll	Primary Focus 	Secondary Focus
1 	Farming 	Farming
2 	Ranching 	Ranching
3 	Plantations 	Plantations
4 	Orchards 	Orchards
5 	Fishing 	Fishing
6 	Stables and/or Kennels	Pick another category (Residential, etc)
=== Technology Outlier Fast-Generation Table (1-2+d6) ===
Note: If you are using mods, insert your own mods here. If you are using many mods, consider using a d8, d10, d12, or d20 (or a program to simulate such rolls). If you have one hundred or more mods, roll 2d10 (otherwise known as d%--(1d10 A=10, 20, 30, etc. 0="100"; 1d10 B=1, 2, 3, etc. 0="10").
Di(ce) Roll	Primary Focus 	Secondary Focus 	
1 	Redstone 	Redstone 	
2 	Mod 1 (Roll Again if Vanilla) 	Mod 1 (Roll Again if Vanilla) 	
3 	Forging/Tools+Weapons/Charcoal/etc	Forging/Tools+Weapons/Charcoal/etc	
4 	Mod 2 (Roll Again if Vanilla) 	Mod 2 (Roll Again if Vanilla) 	
5 	Minecart/Tracks 	Minecart/Tracks 	
6 	Mod 3 (Roll Again if Vanilla) 	Mod 3 (Roll Again if Vanilla) 	
f using mods, consider the following rule:
Note: "Appearance" means that the mod/aspect of mod shows up in a particular place. In this ruleset, a particular mod or mod aspect may not make 2 "Appearances" in the same location--unless as a School of [Mod], or the location is a Metropolis (or larger). 3 "Appearances" in the same location are not allowed, unless two locations merge into a single location by virtue of expansion.
* 1st appearance of Magic mod (whether in any Outlier or Capital) unlocks 1st (tier) of that mod.
* 2nd appearance in the same mod (whether in any Outlier or Capital aside from previously constructed apperances) unlocks the next tier. Also unlocks "School of [Tech Mod]." School may count as 2nd appearance, and be Primary focus.
* 3rd appearance (Outlier/Capital/etc) unlocks 3rd (or next) tier. Unlocks "College of [Tech Mod]." Colleges may count as 3rd appearance
* 4th appearance unlocks 4th (or next) tier. Unlocks "College of [Tech Mod]." Unlocks "University of [Tech Mod]." Universities may count as 4th appearance.
* so on so forth.
College/University of [Mod] should be an Outlier unto itself, with the College/University as its Primary Focus. College/University counts as an appearance. Schools may be a Primary or Secondary Focus, and do not necessarily need to be an Outlier unto itself.
=== Magic Outlier Fast-Generation Table (1-2+d6) ===
Note: If you are using mods, insert your own mods here. If you are using many mods, consider using a d8, d10, d12, or d20 (or a program to simulate such rolls). If you have one hundred or more mods, roll 2d10 (otherwise known as d%--(1d10 A=10, 20, 30, etc. 0="100"; 1d10 B=1, 2, 3, etc. 0="10").
Di(ce) Roll	Primary Focus 	Secondary Focus
1 	Portal(s) 	Portal(s)
2 	Mod 1 (Roll Again if Vanilla)	Mod 1 (Roll Again if Vanilla)
3 	Enchanting 	Enchanting
4 	Mod 2 (Roll Again if Vanilla)	Mod 2 (Roll Again if Vanilla)
5 	Brewing 	Brewing
6 	Mod 3 (Roll Again if Vanilla)	Mod 3 (Roll Again if Vanilla)
If using mods, consider the following rule:
Note: "Appearance" means that the mod/aspect of mod shows up in a particular place. In this ruleset, a particular mod or mod aspect may not make 2 "Appearances" in the same location--unless as a School of [Mod], or the location is a Metropolis (or larger). 3 "Appearances" in the same location are not allowed, unless two locations merge into a single location by virtue of expansion.
* 1st appearance of Magic mod (whether in any Outlier or Capital) unlocks 1st (tier) of that mod.
* 2nd appearance in the same mod (whether in any Outlier or Capital aside from previously constructed apperances) unlocks the next tier. Also unlocks "School of [Magic Mod]." School may count as 2nd appearance.
* 3rd appearance (Outlier/Capital/etc) unlocks 3rd (or next) tier. Unlocks "College of [Magic Mod]." Colleges may count as 3rd appearance
* 4th appearance unlocks 4th (or next) tier. Unlocks "College of [Magic Mod]." Unlocks "University of [Tech Mod]." Universities may count as 4th appearance.
* so on so forth.
College/University of [Mod] should be an Outlier unto itself, with the College/University as its Primary Focus. College/University counts as an appearance.
=== Residential Outlier Fast-Generation Table (2-4+d6) ===
Di(ce) Roll	Primary Focus 	#To Build 	Secondary Focus 	#To Build
1 	Slums 	[Stage Number, Multiplied by 4d6] Slums 	Slums 	[Stage Number, Multiplied by 4d6] Slums
2 	Apartments 	[Stage Number, Multiplied by 3d6] Apartments	Apartments 	[Stage Number, Multiplied by 3d6] Apartments
3 	Housing 	[Stage Number, Multiplied by 2d6] Rooms 	Housing 	[Stage Number, Multiplied by 2d6] Rooms
4 	(ig)Nobility 	Roll on Nobility/(ig)Nobility table below 	(ig)Nobility 	Roll on Nobility/(ig)Nobility table below
5 	Nobility 	Roll on Nobility/(ig)Nobility table below 	Nobility 	Roll on Nobility/(ig)Nobility table below
6 	Player Base/Estate	[Stage Number, Multiplied by 2d6] Rooms 	Player Base/Estate	[Stage Number, Multiplied by 2d6] Rooms
==== Nobility/(ig)Nobility Table (2d6) ====
Ruleset 1: Roll 2d6.
The first d6 is to determine the most powerful (ig)Noble you will find in this particular Outlier. The second d6 determines how many of that class to build. For every one of the most powerful (ig)Noble, you must build 2 (+1 for every lower class Noble) as many of the lower-class (ig)Nobility in your town.
For example, if you roll a 6: Build [# Plus 1] 5's, [# Plus 2] 4's, [# Plus 3] 3's, [# Plus 4] 2's, and [# Plus 5] 1's. If this gets to be too much, don't worry about Rule of Cooling it. It's all about the FUN, not the regulations.
Ruleset 2: Roll 6d4, predetermine which dice roll corresponds to which class of (ig)Nobility. Put aside any "1's." Any roll that is 2 or greater indicates an (ig)Noble Estate that must be built.
Di(ce) Roll	Nobility Type 
(1st d6)	Number to Build
(2nd d6)	(ig)NobilityType 
(1st d6)	Number to Build 
(2nd d6)
1 	Elder/Councillor	1 Estate 	Thugs 	1 Lair [1d6 Thug Lairs]
2 	Baron/ess 	2 Estates	Skilled Thugs	2 Lairs [2d6 Thug Lairs]
3 	Count/ess 	3 Estates	Boss, The 	3 Lairs [3d6 Thug Lairs]
4 	Marquis/ess 	4 Estates	Mr. Big 	4 Lairs [4d6 Thug Lairs]
5 	Duke/Duchess 	5 Estates	Godfather 	5 Lairs [5d6 Thug Lairs]
6 	Prince/ss 	6 Estates	Kingpin 	6 Lairs [6d6 Thug Lairs]
=== Military Outlier Fast-Generation Table ===
This is assuming Vanilla Minecraft. If using mods, Missile Bases, etc can and should be considered (if applicable).
Di(ce) Roll	Primary Focus (1st d6) 	Secondary Focus (2nd or more d6)
1 	Training 	Training
2 	Housing 	Housing
3 	Supply Depot (Food, Arms, Armor, etc) 	Supply Depot (Food, Arms, Armor, etc)
4 	Defensive Fort 	Defensive Fort
5 	Watch-keeping (may be more of a line of Watchtowers than a traditional Outlier, but ALL Watchtowers must be connected May have a central supply center, housing for all Watchmen, etc. Should have a primary base for the line of Watchers.)	Watch-keeping (may be more of a line of Watchtowers than a traditional Outlier, but ALL Watchtowers must be connected May have a central supply center, housing for all Watchmen, etc. Should have a primary base for the line of Watchers.)
6 	Central Command (Only one, this is the Headquarters for ALL of your military. Should have all of the above) 	Roll Again.
== Agricultural Outliers ==
Outlier Bonuses
-1 food required per capita
+10 food per Agricultural worker
+3-5 animals per Kennel/Stable Master
== Transportation Outliers ==
Minecart Outliers
Outlier 1: Unlocks 1 Minecart mod
Outlier 2: Unlocks all Minecart mods
Outlier 3: Unlocks High Speed Rails, Galgadorian Modules and Upgrades
Maritime Outliers
Airship Outliers
== Technology Outliers ==
=== Redstone Resonance Expansion ===
Outlier Bonuses
First Technology Outliers may not be built until the Iron Village Stage.
Outlier 1: Outlier must be built to Stone Hamlet standards. Fully unlocks a single Technology mod. Requires 2-6 dedicated buildings dedicated to Technology.
Outlier 2: Outlier must be built to Expansion Outlier standards. Fully unlocks 2 more Technology mods. Requires 5-10 buildings dedicated to Technology. If any currently activated mods produce/need power, the Outlier must have a dedicted Power Plant. Outlier 2's power plant may feed the rest of the Empire, if desired, but Outlier 2 must supply all of its own energy needs first.
Outlier 3: Outlier must be built to Iron Village standards. Fully unlocks all Technology mods. Outlier 3 requires 10-16 buildings dedicated to Technology. Outlier 3 requires an additional power plant to feed its own power requirements. Outlier 3's power plant may feed the rest of the Empire, if desired, but Outlier 3 must supply all of its own energy needs first.
== Magic ==
=== Glowstone Germination Expansion ===
Glowstone Germination Expansion may not be started until the Iron Village Stage.
Outlier 1=Glowstone Germination Expansion. Built to Nether Stone Hamlet Requirements. Requires 2-6 buildings dedicated to a specific form(s) of magic. 1 Magic-based mod is fully unlocked. Mystcraft linking books may be used/written. Portals to mod dimensions [and The End, if desired] may now be made. Mystcraft Portals/Better Portals may not be used.
Outlier 2=unlocks further magic. Fully unlocks 2 additional Magic-based mods. Built to Expansion Outlier requirements in both the Overworld and a dimension of your choice. Any type of Portals may now be used (including The End, if desired). Requires 5-10 buildings dedicated to magic.
Outlier 3=Unlocks all magic. Built to Iron Village Requirements, built in 3 dimensions if your mod(s)/mod pack is capable of it. 1 Dimension must be the Overworld, contain an End Portal (End Portal does not need to be activated). Neither of the other 2 Dimensions may be the Nether, nor the Outlier 2 dimension. Requires 10-16 buildings dedicated to magic.
Outlier 3 if no mods/no additional dimensions are possible=Same as original Outlier 3, except the Outlier must span The End, the Nether, and the Overworld.
It is recommended (though not required) that The End not be either of the Dimensions. This is so you don't feel you have to conquer the Ender Dragon early--instead, do it at your own pace, but still have everything you need for when you do finally take on The End.
== Mining Outliers ==
-1 Piece of Equipment per Mining Outlier
Helmet always Required
+X spaces between Supports per Mining Outlier
+Y Spaces between Supports max
== Fortifications ==
Outlier Bonuses
Fortification Radius Bonus per Outlier
X more Horses for Fortification Outliers per Outlier
== Residential ==
=== Crime Outliers ===
==== Assassins ====
==== Pirates ====
==== Smugglers ====
==== Bandits ====
==== Thieves ====
=== Noble Outliers ===
=== Player Estate Outliers ===