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HEYO GOUYS! <3

How are you doing??

So I heard some of you wanted more behind the scenes, eh? hehe

Here's what No North's money looks like - they use small metal coins made out of copper, silver or gold. 

It's a very simple system and the values go somewhat like this:

10 coppers = 1 silver

10 silvers = 1 gold 

The name Copaws comes from "Copper Paws", since coppers are far more common than silver and gold coins. Copaws are Verdera's official currency (which is Oddwind's country). This piece of information is probably never going to be mentioned, though xD

Dogs, however, always refer to them as coppers, silvers or golds.

Let me know if you find this kind of content interesting - I have a few other things like this to share with you!

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Scotty

That's so cool! In my story, they use Salt as a currency/payment. Paid in grams hahahah... "The White Gold"

Dark Raven

i for one am always happy to learn more about the No North lore and of details like this

LOM

I had been wondering about the currency system for a while now. This is actually pretty cool!

RedFoxSound

That's very interesting. It helps to understand the world of No North better. Thank you for that!

Maddie M

Very Cool unique love it!!

WinterFrostDragon

I enjoy details like this! It helps improve the worldbuilding! Also is the dog on the coin anyone in particular from No North history? If you don't mind me asking ^^

Kajlilaro

Aaaa i love learning these small pieces of information :D makes the world feel alive💗💗

G3n3515h3r0

Very interesting! I'd use these at Seven Eleven! Hahaha

Steph Cooke

I love reading these background details!

AeroDog

It's little details like this that really help a world seem even more alive and immersive. It is very cool to learn something about the currency and how it works, but I'm actually a little more curious about who that doggo pictured on the coin is. This canine world is clearly a very complex one with a lot more going on than meets the eye, and as someone with an interest in history, political systems, and warfare, it raises a lot of questions in my mind.