Latest version | 2.0.4 |
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Minimum Core | 10 |
Compatible Core | 11 |
File size | 0 B |
Last updated | 1 year ago |
Created | 3 years ago |
Authors | |
Languages |
English |
Systems |
Dnd5e |
Project source | Project URL |
This FoundryVTT module allows you to use your world's homebrew currencies in D&D 5th Edition.
Rename currencies and their abbreviations. The new names and abbreviations will be used wherever the old names appeared.
Hide currencies that you don't want to use. If your players get confused by platinum and electrum, hide them and never think of them again!
If your currencies aren't meant to be interchangeable, you can hide the currency converter from the character sheets.
Set a standard currency. All items will be priced in that currency instead of gold. You and your players won't see any reference to gold or need to consider items prices in gold.
Set whatever currency rates you need. Great for using the silver standard, which makes gold more rare.
When using the Merchant Sheet NPC module (recommended), merchants prices will be converted to your standard currency. Merchants will only use the standard currency when buying and selling. (The standard currency can be changed on the fly.)
Uncheck "Hide Converter" setting
Change the name and abbreviation of Electrum to "Silver" and "SP"
Change the name and abbreviation of Silver to "Copper" and "CP"
Check "Hide Copper" to true.
Electrum will not appear anymore on character sheets. Using the currency converter and modules like Lazy Money will work as expected.
Uncheck "hide converter" setting
Rename platinum to gold
Rename gold to silver
Rename electrum to copper
Hide Silver
Hide Copper
Keep standard currency as gold (which will show as silver if you already saved the above changes.)
All items will be denominated in silver instead of gold. (Eg. a backpack is now 2 sp instead of 2 gp.) One silver is worth 100 copper. A gold is worth 100 silver. Players will only see gold, silver, and copper on their character sheets. The converter will work as expected.
Hide platinum, gold, electrum, and silver
Change the name and abbreviation to "Woolong" and "₩" (or whatever you prefer)
Set all exchange rates to "1" and set the final one to 10,000 (or whatever you prefer)
Players will only have one currency box for Woolongs on their character sheets. A 2 gp backpack now appears as 20,000 ₩.
Hide Platinum, gold, and electrum.
Rename Silver to "Dragons" (or whatever you prefer)
Rename Copper to "Suns" (or whatever you prefer)
Set all exchange rates to 1 (or whatever you prefer)
Only Dragons and Suns will be visible on the character sheets. A 2 gp backpack now costs 2 Dragons or 2 Suns. Players accumulate and spend these currencies independently. By default you have have fractions of currencies, so 2.31 Dragons would be tracked as expected.
World Currencies 5e works by patching the currency names and rates set by the D&D 5e System. Any module that pulls names and rates from the D&D 5e System will display them correctly.
Name | Works | Notes |
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D&D 5e System | ✔️ | Fully Compatible |
Tidy5e Sheet | ✔️ | Fully Compatible |
Party Overview | ✔️ | Fully Compatible |
Let's Trade 5e | ✔️ | Fully Compatible |
Loot Sheet NPC 5e | ✔️ | The loot sheet is fully compatible. Use Merchant Sheet NPC for merchants. |
Merchant Sheet NPC | ✔️ | Fully compatible. Merchants will always use your standard currency. |
Item Piles | ✔️ | Fully compatible. |
Lazy Money | ⚠️ | Works, but it will convert to hidden currencies. If hiding currencies, only hide the lowest ones to maintain compatibility with Lazy Money. |
To install this package, open your Foundry Setup screen and navigate to your Module tab and click the Install Module button.
From there, you can either search for the package unique name: world-currency-5e or copy its manifest URL:
And paste it to the input box at the bottom of your window.
You can install this package directly to your Forge account.
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