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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Samloyal23" data-source="post: 5869097" data-attributes="member: 21432">The Valoran drachma comes in copper, silver, and gold. Each coin has an image of the goddess Athena on one side and the Temple of the Young Gods on the other. The current king of Valora authorised guilds to issue promissory notes of up to 50,000dr value when he ascended the throne. Most promissory notes are 1,000-10,000dr in value. Valoran notes are accepted in Burghausen and Skytop Village but most other communities in the land will not accept promissory notes.  Irium uses a drachma of the same size as the Valoran but has an image of the dead god Zeus on one side and the Mount Olympus on the other. Officially, Valoran money is not accepted in Irium because of the religious schism between the two cities, but most Iriumans will take any coin at face value. The temple of Zeus in Irium issues promissory notes of up to 20,000dr value, most being 1,000-5,000dr in value. Because of the poor economy of Irium most merchants in other cities will not accept these notes at all or accept them at 50% their listed value.The city of Burghausen currency consists of bronze marks, silver thalers, and gold kroners. Bronze marks are rarely accepted in other cities. The guilds of Burghausen are authorised to issue promissory notes of up to 100,000kr value. The five ducal houses of Burghausen have been authorized by the king to issue notes of up to 500,000kr. As the wealthiest of the city-states in the land Burghausen has a strong reputation and its notes are usually accepted in Valora, Ys, and Aldea. Burghausen is also the main center for banking and finance in the region, so its advisors are often hired by other cities.</blockquote>

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