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<blockquote data-quote="ConcreteBuddha" data-source="post: 70943" data-attributes="member: 3139">&quot;In my campaign, there are more expensive types of coins: platinum and mithril (note spelling). Platinum coins are worth 10 gp each, and mithril pieces are worth 1000 gp each.&quot;This is a good idea, but I guess what I mean is, when you are level 37, do you care about money at all? Do you sit around with Bahamut and Vecna playing cards with Mithral pieces? Is there a 'god market' where a god can go to buy and sell worshippers?I guess even more so, can Corellon create mithral from nothing? Can Moradin?I suppose we first have to know what these gods can do before I first make these statements...they can't be much more powerful than a Solar, who are the &quot;close attendants to a deity&quot; and &quot;other than demon princes, archdevils, and deities, nothing else in the multiverse approaches them.&quot;I feel at some point, the value of power, magic or otherwise, cannot be described in monetary terms.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ConcreteBuddha, post: 70943, member: 3139"] "In my campaign, there are more expensive types of coins: platinum and mithril (note spelling). Platinum coins are worth 10 gp each, and mithril pieces are worth 1000 gp each." This is a good idea, but I guess what I mean is, when you are level 37, do you care about money at all? Do you sit around with Bahamut and Vecna playing cards with Mithral pieces? Is there a 'god market' where a god can go to buy and sell worshippers? I guess even more so, can Corellon create mithral from nothing? Can Moradin? I suppose we first have to know what these gods can do before I first make these statements...they can't be much more powerful than a Solar, who are the "close attendants to a deity" and "other than demon princes, archdevils, and deities, nothing else in the multiverse approaches them." I feel at some point, the value of power, magic or otherwise, cannot be described in monetary terms. [/QUOTE]

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