In the early ages, the peoples living on Emergalv and Sejko would trade commodities such as items, grain, livestock and the promise of a daughter’s hand. With the influence of the Dryads, trade has taken a more abstract form with the use of money. It began with carved pieces of wood representing credit in specific locations, granted to specific people, but as people unified under lords, this form of currency soon evolved into stamped cylinders of clay, made by authorized artisans only and marked with the symbols of the lord validating the credit. As metalworking grew, the clay slabs gave way to stamped metal pucks. Being too heavy to carry in large numbers, the size of the pucks was reduced and evolved into practical, slimmer coins. To this day the peoples of Emergalv use coins of all form