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Currency is a recurring feature in the Final Fantasy series. Aside from the popular Gil, which has seen an appearance in every Final Fantasy game and is the currency most often used, there are also several other alternative forms of currency, which can appear in specific areas or regions in Final Fantasy games, used either for a specific purpose, or as that region's currency.
Appearances
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Final Fantasy VIIEdit
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in Final Fantasy VII, GP is used as a form of currency in the Gold Saucer. GP is most often won through games in the Wonder Square, or races in the Chocobo Square. It can also be bought from a man who sometimes appears at the entrance to the Gold Saucer, at an exchange rate of 100 Gil to 1 GP. GP can be used to play certain games, rest at the Inn in the Ghost Square, fight battles at the Battle Square, and can also be exchanged for prizes with a woman in the Wonder Square. Item exchange rates are as follows:
| Name | Cost |
|---|---|
| Potion | 1 GP |
| Ether | 20 GP |
| X-Potion | 80 GP |
| Turbo Ether | 100 GP |
| Gold Ticket | 300 GP |
| Carob Nut | 500 GP |
| Gil Up Materia* | 1,000 GP |
| Exp Up Materia* | 2,000 GP |
* Only one available.
Battle PointsEdit
- See also: Battle Square.
Battle Points, also known as BP, are obtained through winning fights in the Battle Square in Final Fantasy VII. Fights cost 10 GP to participate, and players are awarded BP based on the amount and difficulty of handicaps received, and the number and difficulty of opponents defeated. The BP is lost if the player leaves the Battle Arena without expending all points. The items that can be exchanged for BP are shown below:
Disc 1 Before Acquiring Tiny Bronco
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| Name | Cost |
|---|---|
| Potion | 80 BP |
| Phoenix Down | 160 BP |
| Shrapnel | 320 BP |
| Ether | 640 BP |
| Mimett Greens | 1,280 BP |
| Fury Ring | 2,560 BP |
| Enemy Lure Materia | 5,120 BP |
| Pre-Emptive Materia | 10,240 BP |
| Speed Plus Materia | 20,480 BP |
| Championship Belt | 40,960 BP |
Disc 1 After Acquiring Tiny BroncoEdit
| Name | Cost |
|---|---|
| Phoenix Down | 100 BP |
| Remedy | 200 BP |
| Mimett Greens | 400 BP |
| Enemy Lure Materia | 800 BP |
| Bird Wing | 1,600 BP |
| S-Wing | 3,200 BP |
| 'Pre-Emptive Materia | 6,400 BP |
| Speed Plus Materia | 12,800 BP |
| Championship Belt | 25,600 BP |
| Omnislash | 51,200 BP |
Disc 2/3 After Acquiring HighwindEdit
| Name | Cost |
|---|---|
| Remedy | 100 BP |
| Enemy Lure Materia | 250 BP |
| Right Arm | 500 BP |
| Pre-Emptive Materia | 1,000 BP |
| Reagan Greens | 2,000 BP |
| Speed Plus Materia | 4,000 BP |
| Stardust | 8,000 BP |
| Championship Belt | 16,000 BP |
| Omnislash | 32,000 BP |
| W-Summon Materia | 64,000 BP |
Final Fantasy XIEdit
BeastcoinsEdit
Minted by the Quadav in gold, Goblins in silver, and Yagudo in bronze form, beastcoins are a currency used by Beastmen in Final Fantasy XI. Beastcoins can be dropped or stolen from Beastmen, especially Goblins. Although beastcoins have no immediately noticeable use for the Enlightened Races of Vana'diel, Blacksmiths can melt the beastcoins down to their base metals, allowing for them to be used as materials in smithing.
While circulated mainly only among Beastmen, sometimes during quests or missions, Beastmen or even enlightened individuals request beastcoins from players.
Conquest PointsEdit
Conquest Points are earned through defeating opponents in areas subject to Conquest while under the Signet status. The formula for calculating CP earned is as follows:
Regional Modifier is 1 if the area is under the player's nation's control, or 1.5 if under another nation's or Beastmen control. Conquest Points can be exchanged for a variety of rewards, depending on what Nation the player serves and their Rank within them.
TabsEdit
Tabs are earned in Fields of Valor and Grounds of Valor. They can be used to purchase Field Support (status enhancements and teleportation services) and Advanced Training (access to Notorious Monsters that allow players to augment their equipment).
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Kinetic UnitsEdit
Kinetic units are used to power waypoint and proto-waypoint teleportation throughout Vana'diel. They can be obtained by completing certain quests and by trading crystals to waypoints and proto-waypoints. Different elemental crystals are worth differing amounts of kinetic units.
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Final Fantasy XI: Rise of the ZilartEdit
Ancient CurrencyEdit
A substantial amounbt of ancient currency is required for players wishing to forge Relic Weapons. It can be found in Dynamis and in Campaign Battles.
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Final Fantasy XI: Chains of PromathiaEdit
Ancient BeastcoinsEdit
Ancient beastcoins are used to purchase certain items related to Limbus. It can be obtained in Apollyon and Temenos.
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Final Fantasy XI: Treasures of Aht UrhganEdit
Imperial CurrencyEdit
- Main article: Imperial Currency
Imperial Currency is a form of currency used in Aht Urhgan in order to buy certain goods and services. While most areas take gil as readily as imperial currency, imperial currency is required for certain things, such as passing into the Alzadaal Undersea Ruins or creating Blue Mage armor. Imperial Standing can be traded for Imperial Currency, at a rate of 20 for a Bronze Piece, 100 for a Silver Piece, 200 for a Mythril Piece, and 1,000 for a Gold Piece.
Imperial StandingEdit
Imperial Standing is earned by defeating enemies in Final Fantasy XI: Treasures of Aht Urhgan areas. The rate of earned experience is
with certain conditions, such as the Astral Candescence present in Al Zahbi, boosting the rate of Imperial Standing earned. Imperial Standing can be exchanged for things such as maps of Near Eastern areas and equipment of Aht Urhgan.
Therion IchorEdit
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Assault PointsEdit
Assault points are earned for participating in Assault missions that take place in Mamool Ja Training Grounds, Periqia, Ilrusi Atoll, Lebros Cavern, and Leujaoam Sanctum. Missions staged on Nyzul Isle do not award assault points.
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Nyzul TokensEdit
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AlexandriteEdit
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ZeniEdit
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ChocobucksEdit
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Final Fantasy XI: Wings of the GoddessEdit
Allied NotesEdit
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Moblin MarblesEdit
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Final Fantasy XI: Vision/Scars/Heroes of AbysseaEdit
CruorEdit
Cruor is the currency used in Abyssea, as a substitute for gil. Cruor is more than an ornamental currency, as it is used to power objects like the Veridical Conflux. It is earned by defeating monsters in the realm, and also as a reward from some chests and some quests.
Resistance CreditsEdit
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Dominion NotesEdit
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Final Fantasy XI: Seekers of AdoulinEdit
BayldEdit
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Final Fantasy XIII-2Edit
Casino Coins are used as currency in Serendipity and can be purchased at the exchange desk in the house with the card tables and the slot machines, or won by playing Serendipity's minigames. The player can exchange their coins for various prizes.
Final Fantasy XIVEdit
Guild MarksEdit
- Main article: Guild Mark
Guild Marks was currency used in most of the Guilds in Final Fantasy XIV. the currency was used exclusively at the guild of its origin, often in order to trade for Discipline-specific abilities or Crystals. Guild Marks could be earned by completing certain Guildleves as the Discipline the Mark belongs to. Guild marks were abolished in patch 1.20 but can still be used to purchase materia until A Realm Reborn is released.
Company SealsEdit
Company Seals are currency used in the Grand Companies of Eorzea to acquire unique equipment, advance in company ranks or buy special items such as a Chocobo License.
Faction PointsEdit
Faction Points are earned by completing regional guildleves, and are used to participate in faction levequests, which are harder than regular levequests but give more experience, gil, items and sometimes access to unique gear or Notorious Monsters.
