Formulas (Rules)

Formulas are formalized instructions for making items. Their primary purpose is to reduce the time it takes you to start the Craft activity, which is helpful for items you'll make frequently. You can usually read a formula as long as you can read the language it's written in, even if you lack the skill to Craft the item. Some corporations use encryption to protect their formulas. If you obtain a formula for an uncommon or rarer item, you have access to that item so you can Craft it. These formulas can be significantly more valuable—if you can find them at all! For the Price listed on the table, you can buy a common formula. A purchased formula is a virtual file downloaded onto a computer containing the schematics and print-ready 3D models of the item. Paper formulas can exist for some items, which have Light bulk and don't have the virtual trait. If you have a formula, you can Craft a copy of it using the Crafting skill. You can also Craft a formula by reverse engineering it from an item you possess. Use the formula's Price and the item's Craft DC. You must meet any requirements to Craft the item, except you don't need to have access to the item or meet any special Craft Requirements listed in the item's stat block unless the GM determines otherwise. ### Formulas Level Price 0 5 credits 1 10 credits 2 20 credits 3 30 credits 4 50 credits 5 80 credits 6 130 credits 7 180 credits 8 250 credits 9 350 credits 10 500 credits 11 700 credits 12 1,000 credits 13 1,500 credits 14 2,250 credits 15 3,250 credits 16 5,000 credits 17 7,500 credits 18 12,000 credits 19 20,000 credits 20 35,000 credits Formulas for all 0-level common items from this chapter can be purchased collectively in a maker's app.