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An '''account''' is an abstract number that traces the amount of wealth of a given entity (companies, guilds, etc.) or [[historical figure]]. Although the game doesn't have a proper [[economy]], the account system gives some targets for corruption mechanisms such as embezzlement (which shifts 'funds' from a site to a person) or sabotage (which abstractly reduces a site's funds). In addition, wealthy [[historical figures]] with a large account may grab [[house]]s or towers in [[town]]s. [[Mercenary]] companies also draw funds from their account to upgrade their weapons, and may disband if they go broke.

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-An '''account''' is an abstract number that traces the amount of wealth of a given entity (companies, guilds, etc.) or [[historical figure]]. Although the game doesn't (yet) have a proper [[economy]], the account system gives some targets for corruption mechanisms such as embezzlement (which shifts 'funds' from a site to a person) or sabotage (which abstractly reduces a site's funds). In addition, wealthy [[historical figure]]s with a large account may grab [[house]]s or towers in [[town]]s. [[Mercenary]] companies also draw funds from their account to upgrade their weapons, and may disband if they go broke.
+An '''account''' is an abstract number that traces the amount of wealth of a given entity ([[Company|companies]], [[guild]]s, etc.) or [[historical figure]]. Although the game doesn't (yet) have a proper [[economy]], the account system gives some targets for corruption mechanisms such as embezzlement (which shifts 'funds' from a site to a person) or sabotage (which abstractly reduces a site's funds). In addition, wealthy [[historical figure]]s with a large account may grab [[house]]s or towers in [[town]]s. [[Mercenary]] companies also draw funds from their account to upgrade their weapons, and may disband if they go broke.
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	An '''account''' is an abstract number that traces the amount of wealth of a given entity (companies, guilds, etc.) or [[historical figure]]. Although the game doesn't (yet) have a proper [[economy]], the account system gives some targets for corruption mechanisms such as embezzlement (which shifts 'funds' from a site to a person) or sabotage (which abstractly reduces a site's funds). In addition, wealthy [[historical figure]]s with a large account may grab [[house]]s or towers in [[town]]s. [[Mercenary]] companies also draw funds from their account to upgrade their weapons, and may disband if they go broke.		An '''account''' is an abstract number that traces the amount of wealth of a given entity (companies, guilds, etc.) or [[historical figure]]. Although the game doesn't (yet) have a proper [[economy]], the account system gives some targets for corruption mechanisms such as embezzlement (which shifts 'funds' from a site to a person) or sabotage (which abstractly reduces a site's funds). In addition, wealthy [[historical figure]]s with a large account may grab [[house]]s or towers in [[town]]s. [[Mercenary]] companies also draw funds from their account to upgrade their weapons, and may disband if they go broke.
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	An '''account''' is an abstract number that traces the amount of wealth of a given entity (companies, guilds, etc.) or [[historical figure]]. Although the game doesn't (yet) have a proper [[economy]], the account system gives some targets for corruption mechanisms such as embezzlement (which shifts 'funds' from a site to a person) or sabotage (which abstractly reduces a site's funds). In addition, wealthy [[historical figure]]s with a large account may grab [[house]]s or towers in [[town]]s. [[Mercenary]] companies also draw funds from their account to upgrade their weapons, and may disband if they go broke.		An '''account''' is an abstract number that traces the amount of wealth of a given entity (companies, guilds, etc.) or [[historical figure]]. Although the game doesn't (yet) have a proper [[economy]], the account system gives some targets for corruption mechanisms such as embezzlement (which shifts 'funds' from a site to a person) or sabotage (which abstractly reduces a site's funds). In addition, wealthy [[historical figure]]s with a large account may grab [[house]]s or towers in [[town]]s. [[Mercenary]] companies also draw funds from their account to upgrade their weapons, and may disband if they go broke.

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−	An '''account''' is an abstract number that traces the amount of wealth of a given entity (companies, guilds, etc.) or [[historical figure]]. Although the game doesn't (yet) have a proper [[economy]], the account system gives some targets for corruption mechanisms such as embezzlement (which shifts 'funds' from a site to a person) or sabotage (which abstractly reduces a site's funds). In addition, wealthy [[historical ~~figures~~]] with a large account may grab [[house]]s or towers in [[town]]s. [[Mercenary]] companies also draw funds from their account to upgrade their weapons, and may disband if they go broke.	+	An '''account''' is an abstract number that traces the amount of wealth of a given entity (companies, guilds, etc.) or [[historical figure]]. Although the game doesn't (yet) have a proper [[economy]], the account system gives some targets for corruption mechanisms such as embezzlement (which shifts 'funds' from a site to a person) or sabotage (which abstractly reduces a site's funds). In addition, wealthy [[historical figure]]s with a large account may grab [[house]]s or towers in [[town]]s. [[Mercenary]] companies also draw funds from their account to upgrade their weapons, and may disband if they go broke.

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−	An '''account''' is an abstract number that traces the amount of wealth of a given entity (companies, guilds, etc.) or [[historical figure]]. Although the game doesn't have a proper [[economy]], the account system gives some targets for corruption mechanisms such as embezzlement (which shifts 'funds' from a site to a person) or sabotage (which abstractly reduces a site's funds). In addition, wealthy [[historical figures]] with a large account may grab [[house]]s or towers in [[town]]s. [[Mercenary]] companies also draw funds from their account to upgrade their weapons, and may disband if they go broke.	+	An '''account''' is an abstract number that traces the amount of wealth of a given entity (companies, guilds, etc.) or [[historical figure]]. Although the game doesn't (yet) have a proper [[economy]], the account system gives some targets for corruption mechanisms such as embezzlement (which shifts 'funds' from a site to a person) or sabotage (which abstractly reduces a site's funds). In addition, wealthy [[historical figures]] with a large account may grab [[house]]s or towers in [[town]]s. [[Mercenary]] companies also draw funds from their account to upgrade their weapons, and may disband if they go broke.