Currency

A picture of a silver and gold piece.

### Effects

The currency everyone uses in Greenveil, and potentially even Fortunata itself."It's the one language everyone knows how to speak, at least. Buy, sell, trade; Do whatever you want!"

### Source

Completeing missions, finding loot, selling items that cost at least one copper piece

The currency system in Fortunata so far are pieces of valuables usually found deep underground, or in places with lots of treasure. The lowest value type of piece is copper and the highest is platinum. Most, if not all items from shops can be bought with these valuables.

## Copper

The copper pieces are the lowest valued pieces of currency. 100 copper pieces are worth one silver piece. Things worth less than 100 copper pieces are usually considered as very cheap, and almost every villager can buy things that cost that little. Copper isn't too special and usually everyone is carrying some around. Copper can be found or obtained by completing missions, finding loot, a treasure chest, or some other kind of secret, or by just exchanging or selling anything you have that is worth more than one copper.

## Silver

The silver pieces are the second lowest valued pieces of currency. 100 silver pieces are worth one gold piece. Things worth less than 100 silver pieces can be cheap, but also can be pretty hard to buy depending on how many missions you do and what kind you do. If you have a low paying job, things that cost a high amount of silver may be hard to purchase. Silver can be found or obtained by completing missions, finding loot, a treasure chest, some other kind of secret, and trading/selling.

## Gold

The gold pieces are the middle most valued pieces of currency. 100 gold pieces are worth 1 electrum piece. Things worth less than 100 gold pieces are mildly moderate in price and can be expensive if you do not take well-paying missions or you do not have a well paying job. Finding treasure or loot can be an easy way to find gold pieces, as they are the most common piece of currency loot-wise. Gold can be found or obtained by completing missions, finding loot, a treasure chest, some other kind of secret, and trading/selling.

## Electrum

The electrum pieces are the second highest valued pieces of currency. 100 electrum pieces are worth 1 platinum piece. Things worth electrum pieces are usually classified as expensive, and usually are only bought with just lots of gold pieces. Electrum is hard to find loot-wise. Electrum is usually only rewarded to people who take extremely hard defeating missions, missions that require travel to places far, far away, or missions of urgent importance and immediately emergency, like the rescuing of an important figure. Electrum is not easily given and many are stingy with it. Using electrum to buy things usually results in a return of lots of gold pieces, usually because the shopkeeper does not have electrum. Electrum can be found or obtained by completing ***long and dangerous*** missions, finding ***rare*** loot, a treasure chest (although it's a high chance as well), and trading/selling (if both sides have electrum).

## Platinum

The platinum pieces are the highest valued pieces of currency, and are extremely rare to find of ever come across. Only the rich of the richest own platinum, and they usually never use it because of it's rarity and worth. 100 platinum pieces are worth 1,000 electrum pieces, 10,000 gold pieces, 100,000 silver pieces, and 1,000,000 copper pieces. Any sign of a platinum piece will cause theives and robbers to be alert. Platinum is almost impossible to find loot-wise, and is usually only obtained by having lots of electrum or gold pieces. Platinum will be a reward for ***extremely dangerous or urgent missions***, although the reward is only usually 1 or 2 pieces if fully completed. Using platinum to buy things usually result in an overflow of gold pieces as change, so it isn't adviced unless you know the shopkeeper has lots of electrum pieces or even some platinum pieces, depending on how much spent. Platinum can be found by doing missions (said above), trading with a rich individual, or selling a immensely valued item.