Currency of the Known World

Of the six established major nations in the Known World each has its own unique form of currency, listed below.

Exchange Rates
As each type of currency in the known world is backed by a literal resource worth exchange rates do not fluctuate. The numbers below are based on a single Pridish round.

Antean Jazga
Jazga are small, thin bars of metal used in Antea as the primary currency. Each jazga contains a small amount of the unique Antean meteorite ore. Their value is detirmined by the percentage of the ore present in the bar ranging from 1% to 50% (with their economic value matching this number). There are a total of thirteen denominations of jazga. An average Antean family or traveller can get by on 14 jazga a day.

Nofkorti Forfan
Forfankas is the refined blubber of the native abominations of Nofkort and is used to power much of the nation's mechanisation. The most pure and refined form of this liquid (which is produced as a side product of fuel production) is too potent to be used in such a way however and is used as a form of currency in the country. In measures of millilitres the people of Nofkort trade the liquid between themselves in specially designed containers. The value of this liquid is backed up by the Nofkorti national reserve and bank of fuel forfankas.

An average Nofkorti family or traveller can get by on around 20ml of forfan a day.

Oxwallian Etal
With their mineral rich lands the currency of Oxwall takes the form of tiny, cubed gemstones. The lowest value is the blue fluorite cube. An average Oxwallian family can get by on 0.75 etal a day.

Anvillian Etal
Oxwall and the Isles of Anvil have a close cultural and economic bond and at this point etal has become the defacto currency of Anvil. Historically the isles worked on a barter system including raided currencies from other nations but in recent times the stability of the etal has become a boon.

Pridish Round
Round is the established currency of the Pridish Empire. It consists of six denominations of paper money inscribed with Crown Church sigils. Each denomination is unique based on the complexity of the inscription and the value and rarity of its inks.

The 1 round note is the lowest value of the six. The higher value notes are: 2 round, 3 round, 6 round, 9 round, and 12 round. An average Pridish family or traveller can get by on 3 round a day quite comfortably.