RESOURCES

The contents of the earth's depths haven't changed in the last centuries, despite the wars. And people, as before, are eager to get to the rich mines and work hard to obtain their treasures. Mining shafts they strive for the rich dungeons, ignoring the lethal dangers, that lurk there.

	Metals can be discovered in mines. The most essential and frequently found natural resources. Their price is modest, but demand for them is constantly high.
	Precisous metals can be found in the mines. Just as any other relatively rare minerals precious metals are highly valued pocessions but due to limited nature of application the miners may not be able to sell them with much profit.
	Polymers can be discovered in mines. It would be a mistake to call polymer a natural resource, but never the less the can be found almost anywhere, and they are used quite widely.
	Organic sadly, the places where this resource can be directionally mined are unknown. The remains of once living creatures are gathered and used to create various equipment and specific liquids.
	Silicon can be discovered in mines. Silicon - a natural mineral, is widely spread and in high demand, however, it is usually found deeper in the mines, which complicates its extraction.
	Radioactive materials - can be discovered in mines. In the depths of abandoned shafts and pre-war mines few foolhardy and well-equipped men dare to gather the poisonous and radioactive metals. Their price is high, but not as high as that of a person's health.
	Gems can be discovered in mines. Beautiful and very rare, these pebbles will please anyone lucky enough to find them. A high price and unflagging demand are the defining elements of their market.
	Venom sadly the places where this resource can be directionally mined are unknown. Dangerous and expensive, this resource can be found on open spaces as well as in the mine depths. It cannot be used in many ways, but a good demand compensates the time spent on searching for it.

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