Rifts: Steel and Chaos

• officer or enlisted
• spender or saver
• wealthy i.e. Leo

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Description	Valuable trade goods/tools (unless lost in the cataclysm)	Valuable Jewelry (unless lost in the cataclysm)	Cash on Hand (unless lost in the cataclysm)	Cash in Bank (probably inaccessible)
enlisted saver	6d6 * 100	1d4 * 100 +200	2d4*100	5d6 * 100
enlisted spender	3d12 * 100	3d6 * 100 +700	1d4 * 1000	2d6 * 100
officer saver	1d4 * 1000	1d4 * 1000	2d6*100	6d6 * 100
officer spender	2d10 * 100	5d6 * 100 +500	1d6 * 1000	3d6 *100
+ wealthy		4d6 * 1000 + 6000	3d12 * 1000 +30,000	3d4 million

• Trade goods - these are tools and supplies in addition to NEMA issue that most people will recognize value in. You may, but do not need to specify these. Subtract the value of any personal equipment from this amount.
• Valuable jewelry - this is items of precious metals, stone, or decorative value. Also amusements and entertainment.
• Cash on hand - cash is stored on a distributed computing based stores value card system where each card is actually a small computer that does some computation and forward enough data to effectively prevent counterfeiting. The system was always designed to function even with only sporadic connections and will far outstrip its designers goals. For the moment the challenge is not transferring credits but convincing anyone that they have value.
• Cash in bank -- Under normal circumstances the cash in the bank is accessible through a debit card which connects to the bank accounts via the world wide network and could transfer directly to a "Cash" stored value card at anytime. Without the world wide network these cards read "error." Withdrawals can only be processed at the head branch of a bank where you have funds deposited.
• Savers would have even more in investment and retirement funds, but we are not calculating those.