| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
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| Tarionz_Cousin05-25-05, 09:47 PM | Hopefully this will be an easy one. First one to answer correctly gets a prize (right WizO's? ;) ) Are the coins in Eberron and/or Sharn named? For example, isn't a gold piece called a "Galifar"? Are silver pieces, copper pieces, platinum pieces named also? If so, what are they called? I think I remember reading this somewhere, but I can't find anything in the books (Eberron Campaign and Sharn). If someone could point out the page number, I will say nice things about him/her to my friends. |
| Bluebrush05-25-05, 09:58 PM | Easy way to remember: Copper Crowns Silver Soverigns Gold Galifars and finally, Platinum... Dragons. |
| KP9105-25-05, 10:21 PM | Yep, thats all correct. |
| Zedium05-26-05, 05:31 AM | Also, on a side note, it can't be found in the ECS. It is first found in the novel City Of Towers, but it can be concidered official. |
| Mula05-26-05, 10:08 AM | I thought silvers were called scepters... as in crown-scepter-galifar-dragon, all symbols of power, rising in strength. |
| Alhandra's Feisty Destrier05-27-05, 08:14 PM | If I remember correctly, Keith Baker's idea was to make each coin be 'on top of' the next denomination. As in, a crown is on top of a king, a king is on top of a country, and a country is on top of the world. |