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* [[Training#Your_Character|train]] your own skills | * [[Training#Your_Character|train]] your own skills | ||
* place a [[bounty]] on someone's head | * place a [[bounty]] on someone's head | ||
| + | * [[Invest]] in a region using [[wealth (family)|family wealth]] | ||
==How to get Gold== | ==How to get Gold== | ||
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* new characters receive gold from their [[family|families]] | * new characters receive gold from their [[family|families]] | ||
| − | * [[taxes]] (once a week) | + | * [[taxes]] (once a week, in the form of [[bonds]]) |
* doing [[paid work]] | * doing [[paid work]] | ||
* family support | * family support | ||
Revision as of 03:36, 12 May 2007
Overview
Gold is the only form of hard currency in Battlemaster. While bonds are convenient, when push comes to shove, no one in his or her right mind is going to want little slips of paper as payment for anything. The only uses for bonds are to send them to someone else or to convert them into gold.
Uses of Gold
There are many things that you can buy in Battlemaster. You can use your gold to:
- recruit a unit to command
- pay your men
- repair your men's equipment
- buy paraphernalia
- train your men
- train your own skills
- place a bounty on someone's head
- Invest in a region using family wealth
How to get Gold
There are several ways to get gold. Some methods are more honourable than others!
- new characters receive gold from their families
- taxes (once a week, in the form of bonds)
- doing paid work
- family support
- winning a tournament
- looting an enemy region
- infiltrating regional tax offices
- collecting a bounty
