Banks
A bank keeps your coins for you. One coin weighs next to nothing, but a purse full of silver soon slows you down; i weight shows how much yours weighs (see Money). Money in the bank earns no interest and taking it out costs a fee, so keep what you need on you and bank the rest.
Where to find one
Your account is the same at every bank. Vaerlon's bank is marked B on the city map, Silverspire and Graemor have one, and so do other towns. Each bank lists its commands on the wall.
A province's counting hall, in its treasury, works as a bank too. Withdrawing there costs the usual fee, and part of it stays in the province's treasury. The counter closes while the treasury is derelict. province deposit <silver> gives silver to the province itself.
Commands
| Command | What it does |
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deposit <amount> [type] |
Put coins in your account, silver unless you name the type: deposit 2431, deposit 3 mithril.
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deposit all [type] |
All your coins, or all of one type. |
deposit all but <amount> <type> |
Everything except that many: deposit all but 10 mithril.
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deposit ... from <container> |
Take the coins from a container: deposit all gold from sack.
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deposit ... to <players> |
Put the coins in another player's account instead. Name several, or party, to split them.
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withdraw <amount> [type] |
Take coins out. The fee is 10% of their worth in silver, at least 1 silver: withdrawing 1 mithril costs 100 silver. |
withdrawcost <amount> [type] |
See the fee before you withdraw. |
transfer <amount> to <player> |
Send silver from your account to another player's. Name several players, or party, to split it. Each transfer costs 150 silver, and the receiver is told if they are in the game.
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transactions |
Your last 10 deposits, withdrawals and transfers. |
Your balance shows in score and exp, and i ends with your cash and your total with the bank.
Paying from the bank
Guild training takes from your account once your purse runs out, at no extra cost. Shops also sell on credit: buy <item> with credit takes what your purse lacks from your account, and the price is 10% higher. Smiths take orders with credit for 7% more.