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They say every man's trash is another man's treasure. Accordingly, the amount of money it will take to impress one person might not be nearly enough to impress another.
Bribes
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A peasant dowry: 20-CHA coins
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“Protection” for a small business: 100-CHA coins
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A government bribe: 50-CHA coins
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A compelling bribe: 80-CHA coins
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An offer you can’t refuse: 500-CHA coins
Gifts and Finery
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A peasant gift: 1 coin
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A fine gift: 55 coins
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A noble gift: 200 coins
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A ring or cameo: 75 coins
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Finery: 105 coins
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A fine tapestry: 350+ coins
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A crown fit for a king: 5,000 coins
Hoards
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A goblin’s stash: 2 coins
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A lizardman’s trinkets: 5 coins
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A “priceless” sword: 80 coins
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An orc warchief’s tribute: 250 coins
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A dragon’s mound of coins and gems: 130,000 coins
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