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| − | In [[Ultima Online]], '''Gold''' comes in several forms. The gold coin is the most prevalent and the primary [[Money|medium of exchange]] | + | |
| + | [[File:Gold coins.png]] In [[Ultima Online]], '''Gold''' comes in several forms. The gold coin is the most prevalent and the primary [[Money|medium of exchange]]. It is acquired through a whole host of means: | ||
* found as loot on most [[creature]]s; | * found as loot on most [[creature]]s; | ||
* from [[NPC]] buyers; | * from [[NPC]] buyers; | ||
| − | * as NPC [[quest]] reward; | + | * as an NPC [[Quests|quest]] reward; |
* from [[begging]]; | * from [[begging]]; | ||
* in [[Treasure Chest]]s; | * in [[Treasure Chest]]s; | ||
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* from your own [[Advertising a Vendor|vendor]]; and | * from your own [[Advertising a Vendor|vendor]]; and | ||
* from items you sell at [[auction]]. | * from items you sell at [[auction]]. | ||
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| + | Since [[Publish 58]], 150 gold is 1 stone in [[Weight|weighed]], so a full stack of 60,000 coins are 400 stone in [[Weight|weighed]]. Gold coins initially [[Weight|weighed]] a fiftieth {1/50} of a stone (so fifty coins stacked together weighed a single stone). Gold has no weight when located in a bank box. | ||
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==Gold Bricks== | ==Gold Bricks== | ||
| − | Gold also comes in brick form. In this instance, [[Gold Bricks]] are a decorative [[artifact]] that | + | Gold also comes in brick form. In this instance, [[Gold Bricks]] are a decorative [[artifact]] that can be found from doing [[Treasure Map]]s, by fighting a [[Leviathan]] that is brought to the surface with a [[Fabled Fishing Net]], or as part of the [[Paragon]] system in [[Ilshenar]]. While not common, Gold Bricks are not extremely valuable and are only good for deco. |
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==Golden Ingots & Ore== | ==Golden Ingots & Ore== | ||
| − | The [[Blacksmithy]] [[resources|resource]] that is sometimes referred to as "gold" is actually called [[ | + | The [[Blacksmithy]] [[resources|resource]] that is sometimes referred to as "gold" is actually called [[Golden]] [[Ore]] and [[Golden Ingot|Golden Ingots]]. |
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
* Acquiring gold from killing creatures in great quantities sometimes is called "gold farming." | * Acquiring gold from killing creatures in great quantities sometimes is called "gold farming." | ||
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| + | ==History== | ||
| + | * Amounts of up to one million gold coins could be stored in [[Bank Check|check]] form, which can save space. This was removed with the launch of [[Time of Legends]] Expansion. | ||
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==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
* [[Money]] | * [[Money]] | ||
| − | * [[Silver | + | * [[Silver]] |
* [[Bank Check]] | * [[Bank Check]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:43, 30 October 2016
In Ultima Online, Gold comes in several forms. The gold coin is the most prevalent and the primary medium of exchange. It is acquired through a whole host of means:
- found as loot on most creatures;
- from NPC buyers;
- as an NPC quest reward;
- from begging;
- in Treasure Chests;
- from other Player Characters;
- from your own vendor; and
- from items you sell at auction.
Since Publish 58, 150 gold is 1 stone in weighed, so a full stack of 60,000 coins are 400 stone in weighed. Gold coins initially weighed a fiftieth {1/50} of a stone (so fifty coins stacked together weighed a single stone). Gold has no weight when located in a bank box.
Gold Bricks
Gold also comes in brick form. In this instance, Gold Bricks are a decorative artifact that can be found from doing Treasure Maps, by fighting a Leviathan that is brought to the surface with a Fabled Fishing Net, or as part of the Paragon system in Ilshenar. While not common, Gold Bricks are not extremely valuable and are only good for deco.
Golden Ingots & Ore
The Blacksmithy resource that is sometimes referred to as "gold" is actually called Golden Ore and Golden Ingots.
Notes
- Acquiring gold from killing creatures in great quantities sometimes is called "gold farming."
History
- Amounts of up to one million gold coins could be stored in check form, which can save space. This was removed with the launch of Time of Legends Expansion.