- Also
- /bal
- /balance
- /geld
- /purse
Shows your wealth — the money in your account, not the coins in your pocket.
What every citizen must know
In Blackreach the corn does not grow by itself. Food is scarce, and what there is to eat, the crown distributes.
The King fills the royal stores, releases wares for the market and sets the prices. You buy from the trader on the marketplace, and you pay from your own purse.
This primer lists every command and custom that stands at your service.
For every citizen
Shows your wealth — the money in your account, not the coins in your pocket.
Transfers money from your account to another citizen. Trade, debts, bribery — the primer passes no judgement.
Carries you back to the marketplace of the realm.
Takes the sidebar off the wall, or hangs it back up — entirely to your own taste.
Shows you every command that stands open to you.
No command needed
Opens the royal market. There you buy what the crown offers for sale:
Your purchase money does not simply vanish into numbers — it lies as ringing coin in the treasury of the crown. Whoever gets such coins into their fingers, however they manage it, carries them to the black market trader: he takes every coin from your inventory and credits eighty percent of their worth to your account.
He knows his goods. Renamed gold nuggets and other forgeries are worthless to him.
For the King alone
The King rules his market at the stall itself, without a single command:
Shows the wealth of the royal house — counted are the coins that truly lie in the treasury. What has been stolen is truly gone.
Pays a citizen out of the treasury — for weapons, services or a mercenary's wage. The coins leave the chest, the money appears in the receiver's account.
For kings who would rather type: the same business as the ledger, applied to the ware in the main hand.
Every purse in Blackreach is filled from the same treasury. What you spend, the King keeps — and what the King spends, someone else may steal.