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Dira are old imperial era coins of varying value and rarity. |
Dira are old imperial era coins of varying value and rarity. |
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== GM Dira Announcements == |
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[https://www.play.net/forums/messages.asp?forum=20&category=1&topic=1&message=2811 What's a Dira?]: |
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You may have noticed finding something called "an Imperial dira" in a treasure. Looking at it tells you it's an old coin from the days of the Seven-Star Empire bearing the image and dates of one of the emperors. If you have a suspicion that some of these might be -very- old and perhaps -very- valuable, you may be right. It makes sense to think that the older the coin, the more valuable it might be, but what do pawnbrokers know? They're not numismatists! You will be able to pawn the diras, but don't expect a knowledable appraisal at a pawnshop. |
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Going OOC, this is a new system of collectibles, and you can buy cases to keep the diras in from the Coin of the Realm shop. Eventually (like a couple of weeks when I know that everything is working as intended), you'll be able to sell and perhaps buy coins at that same shop. In the meantime, please report any problems you encounter. |
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Thanks, and have fun, |
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Bartlebee |
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== List of Diras == |
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You see an old silver coin from the days of the Seven-Star Empire. On the obverse are the head and name of the S'Kra Mur Emperor Mhalduum the Singer. At the bottom are the dates 216-222 IY. On the reverse side of the coin, you see a crown with seven gem-tipped spikes. |
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You see an old silver coin from the days of the Seven-Star Empire. On the obverse are the head and name of the Elven Emperor Arthitu. At the bottom are the dates 376-382 IY. On the reverse side of the coin, you see the inscription, "Rendstaan refugees create Stone Clan". |
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You see an old silver coin from the days of the Seven-Star Empire. On the obverse are the head and name of the Halfling Emperor Demin II. At the bottom are the dates 390-396 IY. On the reverse side of the coin, you see a crown with seven gem-tipped spikes. |
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You see an old silver coin from the days of the Seven-Star Empire. On the obverse are the head and name of the Elothean Emperor Cedasye II. At the bottom are the dates 479-485 IY. On the reverse side of the coin, you see a crown with seven gem-tipped spikes. |
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You see an old silver coin from the days of the Seven-Star Empire. On the obverse are the head and name of the Human Emperor Egatna Theren. At the bottom are the dates 600-606 IY. On the reverse side of the coin, you see a crown with seven gem-tipped spikes. |
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You see an old silver coin from the days of the Seven-Star Empire. On the obverse are the head and name of the Elothean Emperor Klyudor. At the bottom are the dates 651-657 IY. On the reverse side of the coin, you see a S'Kra priest holding a sword. |
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===Also See=== |
===Also See=== |
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*[[Coin of the Realm]] |
*[[Coin of the Realm]] |
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*[[Dira command]] |
*[[Dira command]] |
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*[[Dira/Posts]] |
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Revision as of 17:52, 25 July 2009
Dira are old imperial era coins of varying value and rarity.
GM Dira Announcements
You may have noticed finding something called "an Imperial dira" in a treasure. Looking at it tells you it's an old coin from the days of the Seven-Star Empire bearing the image and dates of one of the emperors. If you have a suspicion that some of these might be -very- old and perhaps -very- valuable, you may be right. It makes sense to think that the older the coin, the more valuable it might be, but what do pawnbrokers know? They're not numismatists! You will be able to pawn the diras, but don't expect a knowledable appraisal at a pawnshop.
Going OOC, this is a new system of collectibles, and you can buy cases to keep the diras in from the Coin of the Realm shop. Eventually (like a couple of weeks when I know that everything is working as intended), you'll be able to sell and perhaps buy coins at that same shop. In the meantime, please report any problems you encounter.
Thanks, and have fun, Bartlebee
List of Diras
You see an old silver coin from the days of the Seven-Star Empire. On the obverse are the head and name of the S'Kra Mur Emperor Mhalduum the Singer. At the bottom are the dates 216-222 IY. On the reverse side of the coin, you see a crown with seven gem-tipped spikes.
You see an old silver coin from the days of the Seven-Star Empire. On the obverse are the head and name of the Elven Emperor Arthitu. At the bottom are the dates 376-382 IY. On the reverse side of the coin, you see the inscription, "Rendstaan refugees create Stone Clan".
You see an old silver coin from the days of the Seven-Star Empire. On the obverse are the head and name of the Halfling Emperor Demin II. At the bottom are the dates 390-396 IY. On the reverse side of the coin, you see a crown with seven gem-tipped spikes.
You see an old silver coin from the days of the Seven-Star Empire. On the obverse are the head and name of the Elothean Emperor Cedasye II. At the bottom are the dates 479-485 IY. On the reverse side of the coin, you see a crown with seven gem-tipped spikes.
You see an old silver coin from the days of the Seven-Star Empire. On the obverse are the head and name of the Human Emperor Egatna Theren. At the bottom are the dates 600-606 IY. On the reverse side of the coin, you see a crown with seven gem-tipped spikes.
You see an old silver coin from the days of the Seven-Star Empire. On the obverse are the head and name of the Elothean Emperor Klyudor. At the bottom are the dates 651-657 IY. On the reverse side of the coin, you see a S'Kra priest holding a sword.