Tag: Currency
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Noaidi 319 of the Guileful Mint
Lore: During the Middle Ages on Saṃsāra, as island nations, prominent cities, and regional authorities asserted sovereignty through custom precious metal and non-metal coinages, the economic landscape became fraught with exploitation and strict tax collection. In the northern markets of the island nation Fauresmith, an impoverished noaidi spirit-smith observed how common travelers and struggling artisans…
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Kahuna 914 of the Astral Ledger
Lore: Crafted by ancient spiritual accountants and economic wardens among the island nations, this item was forged to bring spiritual balance and absolute order to wealth, trade, and commercial dealings. These practitioners recognized that monetary flow reflects the spiritual circulation of vital energy across Saṃsāra. When a practitioner bound raw copper-infused jade to an enchanted…
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Kagura 371 of Mercantile Equilibrium
Specific Slot: Hand Slot (Right or Left) Lore: Across the 73 island nations of Saṃsāra, merchants, street traders, and traveling peddlers frequently conduct business in volatile open-air bazaars subject to sudden wild magic fluctuations and territorial spirit incursions. To ensure smooth transactions and prevent disputes from turning violent, shrine artificers enchanted traditional Shinto brass merchant…
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Kagura 389 of Monetary Equilibrium
Specific Slot: Hand Slot (Right or Left) Lore: During the early decades of the Current Age of Heroes on Saṃsāra, trade routes between state capitals and rural market towns suffered from frequent disruptions caused by wild magic storms and greedy localized spirits disrupting financial exchanges. Recognizing that unstable magic directly impacted commerce and the safe…
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Scales 82 of Accounting
Lore In the humid, river-delta city-states of Saṃsāra, the Lizardfolk and Dragonborn merchants control the spice trade. Trust is rare, but the ledger is absolute. The “Scales 82” is not a single object, but a kit of 82 individual brass and electrum caps, stamped with the seal of the Grand Auditor. These caps are crimped…
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Neck 774 of Accounting
Lore The Neck 774, frequently called the “Debt-Link” or the “Centurion’s Abacus,” is a staple among the low-level tax collectors and caravan quartermasters of the Great Central Basin. It was originally forged in the fires of the Mint-Cities to serve as a portable, indestructible ledger for officials who traveled through regions where paper was easily…
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Mane 505 of Accounting
Lore The Mane 505 is commonly referred to in the Banking Districts of the Savannah as the “Auditor’s Weave.” In the early days of the Great Trade, the Leo-folk and Equine-kin discovered that a simple contract was often ignored by debtors who respected only physical power. To bridge the gap between the quill and the…