Six ways to earn more gold

Gold pays for upgrades at the blacksmith, scrolls at the scribes and the best finds at other players' stalls. The store sells no gold: you earn all of it in the game. These six habits fill your purse faster.

Open a stall. From level 10, the Stall button at the foot of your bag (I) opens a stall inside the walls of Emberfold, Valcrest or Gorzhak. Put up to 16 items on it, each with its own price, and walk away: the stall keeps selling while you hunt or even log out, and the gold reaches you wherever you are.

Sell gear to players, parts to traders. A magic, rare or unique piece is often worth far more at your stall than at a merchant. Common monster parts go to the trader: the + Materials button in the Sell tab adds them all at once and never touches your Gold Bars or Riftstones.

Never leave a chest behind. A slain monster's chest belongs to you and your party for 15 seconds, then to anyone, and after a minute it is gone. Press F to open the nearest one.

Hunt in a party. A chest's gold is split evenly between the members within 60 metres, and every extra member first adds 5% to the whole chest, so nobody loses by grouping.

Read a gold scroll before a long hunt. The Novice Gold Scroll adds 10% loot gold for an hour, and every gold bonus multiplies with the others: Gold Premium, store wings and cloaks, the party and the War of Morgard for the winning nation.

Watch for GM events. A game master can drop Gilded Imps, event monsters that carry thousands of gold each, or start a gold event: its chip shows in the corner of your screen with the time left.

The gold and trading guide on the website explains Gold Bars, the warehouse, the Market Scroll and trading in full.