Obleta General Info Thread

[IFBench]

Sure!

 

[IFBench]

Denominations of Currency in Obleta​

Intercontinential

• Poke: The lowest denomination of currency, no matter which continent you're on. Of course, it doesn't have the same value everywhere. One Monsoon Poke is worth about 3 Spring Poke. Always check conversion rates when dealing with Poke.

Summer Continent

• Shallot: Equivalent to 10 Summer Poke, this silver coin is the standard currency denomination for the Summer Continent. Most stores list prices in Shallots.,

• Anion: The most valuable denomination of Summer Continent currency still in production, and worth 25 Shallots. Bronze coins with Volcanion's ring emblazoned on them, typically used for high-end shopping and big business deals.,

• Slend: No longer in production, but still the most valuable denomation of Summer Continent Currency. Worth 40 Anions, these small, copper coins stopped being produced due to their sheer similarity in appearance to a coin from certain other worlds, known as the "penny".,

Autumn Continent

• Giz: Equivalent to 10 Autumn Poke. Shaped like a gear, and named after the term "gizmo". Can pay for a few snacks.,

• Spro: Equivalent to 10 Gizzes. Shaped like two interlocking gears, and named after the term "sprocket". Can pay for some nice new decorations.,

• Doohick: Equivalent to 10 Spros. Shaped like a system of three gears, and named after the term "doohickey". A single one can pay rent in most Autumn Continent apartments for a month.,

Monsoon Continent

• Lev: Equivalent to 3 Monsoon Poke, and emblazoned with a star, these nickel-based coins are for cheap stuff in the bargain aisle.,

• Summer: Worh as much as 8 Levs, and embalzoned with a bright sun, these brass coins for more expensive purchases. Often referred to as "sums".,

• Midnight: The highest denomination of currency on the Monsoon Continent. Made of zinc, and emblazoned with a crescent moon. Often referred to as "mids". Equivalent to 12 Summers.

Winter Continent

• Okidogi: Named after a warrior of the Winter Continent, these paper bills have his face on them. Each one is worth 5 Winter Poke.,
• Munkidori: Atop these paper bills is a depiction of their namesake, a Winter Continent inventor. They're worth 5 Okidogis.,
• Fezandipiti: These paper bills are named after a Winter Continent fashion icon, and proudly depict him on the center of them. They're worth 4 Munkidoris.,
• Pecharunt: Deriving their namesake and central image from a Winter Continent leader, these paper bills are woth 5 Fezandipitis.,

Spring Continent

• Grel: These are worth as much as 42 Spring Poke. These zinc coins each have an intricate design of a leaf on them.,
• Lerg: These are worth as much as 24 Grels. Each of these tin coins has an intricate design of a flower on them.,

Harmatta Continent

• Whonn: Worth 5 Harmatta Poke. Made of copper, and have about the same surface are as a poke coin.,
• Tuu: Worth 10 Whonns. Also made of copper, and have twice as much surface area as a poke coin.,
• Shree: Worth 15 Tuus. These are also made of copper, and have three times the surface area of a poke coin.,
• Fohr: Worth 20 Shrees. All of these are made of copper, and their surface area is four times as large as that of a poke coin.

 

[Mirage]

Hi Bench! I have a bit of an extension on my question from earlier... I know you mentioned that you don't plan on combat being a thing, and we won't have pre-set move rosters. However, will our characters still have access to their moves for non-combat purposes? (for example, using dig to dig something up, or substitute to throw off a chase).

If we'll have our moves for non-combat situations, will it be throughout the campaign, or only in certain locations when we're notified? (like if we can only use them in a dungeon or trial type situation)

 

[IFBench]

Moves are free to be used anywhere!