Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Psymnotica 07-26-05, 09:50 PM	I'm wondering if anyone can tell me what the names of the different coins are called for the 5 Nations? I seem to remember that either gold or platinum pieces are called Galifars and copper pieces are called Crowns, but I can't seem to find the source material that lists the different names. Help? :help:
Crimsonsun 07-26-05, 09:59 PM	Its in the Keith Baker FAQ... Copper Crowns Silver Sovereigns (spelling?) Gold Galifars Platinum Dragons
Psymnotica 07-26-05, 10:50 PM	Thanks for the help & the source. 'Tis appreciated greatly. :)
SirBruce 07-27-05, 12:35 AM	Copper Crowns Silver Sovereigns (spelling?) Gold Galifars Platinum Dragons Sounds like a new breakfast cereal! Bruce
DoveArrow 07-27-05, 01:24 AM	Sounds like a new breakfast cereal! Oh, but ye be missing me favorite, brass sceptres. All part of this complete breakfast.
Bluebrush 07-27-05, 06:51 AM	Cereal? CEREAL? Around here we eat triceratops sausauge and eggs (and a healthy glass of orange juice) for breakfast and we blinking well like it! Cereal! Honestly...
dracogen 07-27-05, 07:16 AM	The Talenta cuisine of various roast dinosaurs has never much appealed much. I perefer a Hearty mug of mulled Aundairian wine and a big shank of dire boar roast in garlic and served with mushrooms, potateos, carrots and melted fresh butter is also appreciated. Roast raptor is so, tangy and all. For desser, purified fresh water and a big cup of berries.
Ibbins 07-27-05, 08:17 PM	For breakfast Vin Diesel eats 4 scrambled eggs, 5 strips of bacon, and a log. :P Oh yea, and it's great to find out that currency has names these days. "that'll cost 28 gold pieces" sounds corny as all hell.