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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Maidhc O Casain" data-source="post: 3698477" data-attributes="member: 29558">Copper Pieces are Farthings, Silver Pieces are Pennies, and Gold Pieces are Nobles.Béar is paid 1 Farthing/Day, which equates to 4 Pennies/Month or 3 Nobles and 2 Pennies/Year (There are four 10 day weeks in a month, and eight months in a year).All basic expenses are paid for soldiers (food, lodging, uniforms (reasonable allowances for the irregulars whose uniforms are not standard issue), medical expenses, etc.) as long as they're acquired 'on base' or from 'official suppliers.'  Also, soldiers aren't taxed - their taxes are considered paid in service.You'll have to ask someone to get the specifics of Bairdéir pay, but you can expect some sort of salary for your service - you won't get rich, but you won't have to worry about basic necessities either, so most of your money should go towards things you want rather than need.As a side note, citizens who contribute to the military levies in any way (men, supplies, monies, etc.) are given tax breaks according to the value of their contribution as well.</blockquote>