OK, so when rolling for Income generated by buildings do I gain that type of resource or do I still have too pay for it?
Lets say I made 1 Magic at a magical Library. Do I still have too pay 50 GP to get it? Cause thats very annoying.
Second Question:
Can I shlump the costs together?
Lets say I made 20 Magic Resource. But I only need one. But I don't have much money in my pocket at the moment.
If I did, I would be saving about 1,000 GP on the purchase of 20 Magic.
But getting 1000 GP would take 47 Days through pure GP making.
But what if instead of gaining that 50% off bonus for two Magic Points I instead bought 1 for a 100% discount? Could that be possible?
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Both replied in the rules:
1) If you get a resource that is not money you still have to pay the half price for it. If you use your magical library to generate Magic that later will be used to make a magic item or research a spell you get to pay half for it and use it at full price to pay for the magic item production or the spell research, so you get a benefit. Think of it like purchasing the needed reagents, or preparing the ink for your scrolls and so on. You still have a production cost, simply it is smaller.
Remember that you can use your building to produce money instead.
2) You can buy less capital than what you have generate, but you still need to pay for it.
It is all under Skilled Work at page 78 and 79 of Ultimate Campaign.
But getting 1000 GP would take 47 Days through pure GP making.
Are you remembering to 1/10th the result of the rolls to find the amount of gold you're making?
A single Magical Repository gets +12 to make gold, which results in a 22 each day when taking 10. That would mean it makes 2 gold and 2 silver a day--it would take a lot longer than 47 days to make 1000 gold--closer to 470. Unless you have 10 Magical Repositories?