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The game's currency is measured in "☼". Each item has a specific trade [[value]] in ☼.
 
The game's currency is measured in "☼". Each item has a specific trade [[value]] in ☼.
  
When [[dwarven economy]] sets in, coins you make will have monetary value in addition to their trade value. [[Copper]] coins are worth 1☼, [[silver]] coins are worth 5☼ and [[gold]] coins are worth 15☼. Independent of this, the [[item value]] of any coins is 10.
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When [[dwarven economy]] sets in, coins made of copper, silver, and gold will have monetary value(like real life paper money) in addition to their trade value(like any finished good in dwarf fort). [[Copper]] coins are worth 1☼, [[silver]] coins are worth 5☼ and [[gold]] coins are worth 15☼.  
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Independent of this, the trade of any coins is 10 multiplied by the metal value, when used in trade, or collectors coins sold in shops. (not copper silver or gold coins)
  
 
Using coins as trade good is not advisable as they have no quality levels.
 
Using coins as trade good is not advisable as they have no quality levels.

Revision as of 20:46, 10 September 2008

The game's currency is measured in "☼". Each item has a specific trade value in ☼.

When dwarven economy sets in, coins made of copper, silver, and gold will have monetary value(like real life paper money) in addition to their trade value(like any finished good in dwarf fort). Copper coins are worth 1☼, silver coins are worth 5☼ and gold coins are worth 15☼.

Independent of this, the trade of any coins is 10 multiplied by the metal value, when used in trade, or collectors coins sold in shops. (not copper silver or gold coins)

Using coins as trade good is not advisable as they have no quality levels.

Dwarven coins are minted at the Metalsmith's forge.