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Producers

Cost of the n-th copy: base cost × 1.15^(n−1). Output: base output × multipliers. The first 6 are chess pieces shown on the board (at most 8 pawns, 2 knights, 2 bishops, 2 rooks, 1 queen, 1 king).

#ProducerIdBase costBase output /sCost / outputDescription
1 Pawnpawn150.1150 sSmall, stubborn, dreams of becoming a Queen.
2 Knightknight1001100 sJumps right over problems.
3 Bishopbishop1,1008138 sOnly sees the world diagonally.
4 Rookrook12,00047255 sSolid. Loves open files.
5 Queenqueen130,000260500 sGoes wherever she wants, whenever she wants.
6 Kingking1.40 M (1.4e6)1,4001,000 sSlow, but decisive in the endgame.
7 Chess Clubclub20.0 M (2.0e7)7,8002,564 sClocks ticking all night long.
8 Grandmastergm330 M (3.3e8)44,0007,500 sHas already seen your move. In 1958.
9 Engineengine5.10 B (5.1e9)260,00019,615 sCalculates 40 moves ahead without breaking a sweat.
10 Neural Networkneural75.0 B (7.5e10)1.60 M (1.6e6)46,875 sLearned chess by playing against itself.
11 Quantum Clockquantum1.00 T (1.0e12)10.0 M (1.0e7)100,000 sPlays every possible move at once.
12 Timelinetimeline14.0 T (1.4e13)65.0 M (6.5e7)215,385 sReplays yesterday’s games to win tomorrow’s.
13 Antimatter Boardantimatter170 T (1.7e14)430 M (4.3e8)395,349 sEvery piece meets its anti-piece. Boom.
14 Tactical Prismprism2.10 Qa (2.1e15)2.90 B (2.9e9)724,138 sSplits light into winning combinations.
15 Caïssa’s Dieluck26.0 Qa (2.6e16)21.0 B (2.1e10)1.24 M (1.2e6) sThere is no luck in chess. Except here.
16 Fractal Boardfractal310 Qa (3.1e17)150 B (1.5e11)2.07 M (2.1e6) sEvery square holds an entire chessboard.
17 Creator’s Consoleconsole71.0 Qi (7.1e19)1.10 T (1.1e12)64.5 M (6.5e7) s> give tempo 999999999
18 Chess Multiversemultiverse12.0 Sx (1.2e22)8.30 T (8.3e12)1.45 B (1.4e9) sIn a parallel universe, the Bishop moves straight.
19 Galactic Cortexcortex1.90 Sp (1.9e24)64.0 T (6.4e13)29.7 B (3.0e10) sA nebula pondering its next move.
20 Caïssacaissa540 Sp (5.4e26)510 T (5.1e14)1.06 T (1.1e12) sThe goddess of chess herself. She plays alongside you.

Buying k copies when you already own n costs base × 1.15^n × (1.15^k − 1) / 0.15.

OwnedPrice of the next one (× base cost)
0×1
10×4.05
25×32.92
50×1,083.66
100×1.17 M (1.2e6)
150×1.27 B (1.3e9)
200×1.38 T (1.4e12)
300×1.62 Qi (1.6e18)
400×1.90 Sp (1.9e24)
500×2.23 No (2.2e30)