Inventory
A bygone age of prosperity has littered the realm with riches, and few trespassers can resist their dazzling allure. Finding treasure and storing it in your vault is one of the main ways to gain the Glory you need to advance in level. The treasure you plunder during your adventures can be spent on goods and hired help that will let you continue your adventures.
Treasure can be represented by simple piles, sacks, or chests full of coin, but it can also take the form of precious stones, objects wrought from valuable metal, fine articles of clothing, exquisite works of art, or other valuables that could be exchanged for currency. Whatever form it takes, treasure always has significant material value and little practical use in the profession of adventuring.
While the party is adventuring, treasure has no function but to take up space. Upon the returning to the haven, the party can deposit their accumulated riches to gain Glory equal to the total value, divided evenly between them.
If they bring hirelings on an expedition, those characters might demand a share of the treasure at this time. Shares given to hirelings are lost.
Unless otherwise stated, a piece of treasure takes up one inventory slot. Some treasures are considered tiny items and can share the same slot in your inventory.
Every piece of treasure has a Value of 1 to 5. Note the value whenever you pick up a new treasure; when the party stores treasure at their haven, they gain Glory equal to the total Value, divided equally between their characters.
1 Value | A handful of unwrought gemstones, a bronze statuette, a silver amulet, a beautiful silk robe, a bag of 100 silver pieces.
3 Value | A fine painting, a gold armband, an ivory figurine, a large gem.
5 Value | A flawless diamond, a jewel-encrusted goblet, a magnificent tapestry.