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#1 The_White_Sorcerer Nov 21, 2003 14:52:17	Okay, my brain's starting to hurt. I'm trying to equip my new character (Minotaur Ranger), and I decided to buy 5 sleep arrows. The problem is with the price. 69 gp and 5 sp per arrow, so 347,5 gp, which is 347,5 stl. So what would that ,5 be? Would it just be 5 silver pieces, or 1 bronze piece, or what? How do I translate standard D&D silver pieces (or copper and platinum pieces) to DL currency? Any help would be appreciated.
#2 cam_banks Nov 21, 2003 15:25:22	Originally posted by The White Sorcerer How do I translate standard D&D silver pieces (or copper and platinum pieces) to DL currency? Easy rule of thumb - gold pieces in D&D = steel pieces. Silver pieces in D&D = 2 sp in DL. Since a steel piece is worth 20 silver, and in D&D a gold piece is worth 10 silver, I simply double all the silver piece prices and it matches up. Cheers, Cam
#3 The_White_Sorcerer Nov 21, 2003 15:41:51	Okay, so I just bought all the equipment, using standard D&D currency. After buying all my stuff, I had 471 gp and 9 sp left. That equals 471 stl and 18 sp in Krynn, right?
#4 cam_banks Nov 21, 2003 15:52:46	Originally posted by The White Sorcerer Okay, so I just bought all the equipment, using standard D&D currency. After buying all my stuff, I had 471 gp and 9 sp left. That equals 471 stl and 18 sp in Krynn, right? That works! Cheers, Cam
#5 The_White_Sorcerer Nov 21, 2003 15:55:31	Great, thanks Cam!
#6 zombiegleemax Nov 21, 2003 18:29:23	What actually is the Rule of Thumb?
#7 baron_the_curse Nov 21, 2003 19:33:29	1 GOLD = 1 STEEL 1 SILVER PIECE = 2 SILVER Come on, dude, Cam wrote it clear as daylight.