> > > > Um, they CAN give it to other parties. Use the pool gold option to give all your money to one character, put that character in a party with a character who won't be winning the game, then use the pool gold option again to take the money.
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> > > Are you sure? Because I don't know about you, but I can't put any of my RETIRED characters into a party. I think part of the "retirement" status is that they're, well, retired.
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> > You're sposed to do it before your party gets retired. You just take all the money you've earned, and give it to some young up-and-comer in Perinn. Then you go kill Murkon and retire in bliss and wealth.
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> I think he was talking about pooling the reward of 100 million gold you get when you win the game.
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That's way more money than any halfway normal party needs. A few million per character is plenty to buy every weapon you can usually buy, and resurrect lots of times in Kaliti. There's no sense in moving to Teralt before you're strong anyway.

> > > I didn't realise that people got all the money after finishing, and so I thoughtfully made sure they still had a sensible amount of money to retire on. (See how nice I am, even to fictional characters!) And then they got all that gold.
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> > Serves you right for not reading the documentation then, doesn't it? Very thoughtful of you, though.
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> =) Thanks. And, I have to say this, what documentation?
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> Ignorance is bliss. Useless, but happy nonetheless.
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Click "Help". Read. It's amazing how much you can learn just from the rather extensive documentation.

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F"or from playing a jillion games"B