Criminal district

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dark shrine (20 labor, criminal, singleton)
allows you to sacrifice the population for gold, in the same exchange rate for capitols. Immediately destroys any shrines and no more shrines can be built on this city
allows you to spread a plague (100 labor) as per Disaster (all cities halve population)

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Riot (criminal, 0): convert random building into labor (10 per building or Fortification#level)
define: pick any location insde the district (non-construction, non-unique, non-town)
validate: location still exists and total labor gained <= total labor remaining in ongoing projects

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Necromancer tower (criminal): 1 ruby (2?) adds 1 population to city (zombies)

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Thieves guild (criminal, 5/10/15):

    allows you to put an unending corruption labor onto a city, which will convert labor into a 1/10/100:1 gold ratio to be recovered from the guild
    recruits mercenary thieves (apprentice/journeyman/master, depending on upgrades)
    maybe once per month will require a treasure(el=5/10/15) to keep working
        discount the current 
    when upgrading, the resulting and source locations are the same, just the level is upgraded on completion (this ensures the "corruption" labor can still be left running)

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Relocate resources (non-automatic, cost 0): destroys a district building to add #targetel labor to current projects.

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Back-alley clinic: academy that offer 5 random upgrades from any realm. Can be built multiple times.

Pawn shop (15, requites town): could work similarly to how Slums work currently - then make each slum boost Growth instead.

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Slave market (20, requires city): adds 4% to daily work. Adds a negative event: Slave Escape, which destroys it.

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Promote chaos (Town#size labor): adds +1% to chance of generating a Town event, up to a limit.

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Event (0): immediately generates a Town event. (might make it a base card?)

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Unethical labor (0): reduces 1 population to generate labor equal to the original population size.