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| − | '''Gold''' | + | '''Gold''' is a valuable metal. [[Native gold]] is a source of [[gold nuggets]], which can be [[smelting|smelted]] into gold bars. |
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| + | The most common use of '''gold''' is minting at a [[metalsmith's forge]], creating coins which value are then multiplied by 10{{verify}}. Minted gold coins are then either used in the [[economy]] system or used as a valuable trade good when trading with [[caravan|caravans]]. | ||
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| + | Another common use of '''gold''' is to build furniture such as statues to be displayed all over a well established fortress, or to build roads and/or bridges of great value. | ||
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Gold is a valuable metal. Native gold is a source of gold nuggets, which can be smelted into gold bars.
The most common use of gold is minting at a metalsmith's forge, creating coins which value are then multiplied by 10[Verify]. Minted gold coins are then either used in the economy system or used as a valuable trade good when trading with caravans.
Another common use of gold is to build furniture such as statues to be displayed all over a well established fortress, or to build roads and/or bridges of great value.