Economy

Origins

In the earliest days of Eonil, there was no concept of economy. The gods, especially Quintra and Denday, created most of the civilizations that now dominate the planet. During this era, coins did not exist, and items held no assigned value—necessities and treasures were simply granted or shared.

The Role of the Dwarves

The economy began to take shape with the creation of the dwarves, who were tasked with gathering, cataloguing, and guarding the riches of Eonil. At first, these treasures were meant solely for the twin goddesses. Over time, however, Quintra and Denday started to use their wealth as a way to reward individuals and groups they deemed worthy.

The Birth of Coinage

This shift led to the creation of the first coins, made of gold, silver, and copper. As coins became more common, they began to represent value, and the concept of trade flourished. Items and services could now be exchanged for coins, and those who lacked coins would barter with goods or services of equivalent worth.

Development of Trade

As the use of coins spread across civilizations, a system of value was established. This development marked the true beginning of Eonil’s economy, transforming the way people interacted, exchanged goods, and built their communities.

In Summary

The economy of Eonil emerged gradually, rooted in divine reward and dwarven stewardship. Today, it is shaped by coinage and trade, with gold, silver, and copper coins forming the backbone of commerce and value.