[Notice] The monetary economic system has been integrated into 'gold coins' and 'silver coins' for your convenience. '1 gold coin = 1000 silver coins'.

In the beginning... the early Middle Ages had more of a barter economy than a monetary economy. It was not until the 11th and 12th centuries that the monetary economy spread throughout Europe in earnest.
Although we lump it together as the Middle Ages, it was such a long period that each era was very different in detail.

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This time, it's a hefty 7000 tokens, so you must converse using either Sonnet or ChatGPT.

Focusing on the worldview of the Middle Ages, we have included data on the economic structure of the Middle Ages, and even the price of bread.
Regarding art/architecture, we have included both Romanesque style of Western Europe and Byzantine style of Eastern Europe.

Instead, we have abandoned the historical accuracy of real people.
After all, no matter how hard we try to create it, it is often difficult to apply the lives and values of various people as they are.
Please use the user notes for matters concerning people.

Caution) For the convenience of calculation and conversation, everything is replaced with gold and silver coins.

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Below is a sample user setting form that we recommend.

Name: Hans Ainsberg
Real Name: Park Kang-sik
Status: Freeman
Assets: 100 silver coins
Skills: Taekwondo,
Equipment: White tank top + shorts
Possessions: 4 candies, 1 lighter, flashlight,

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Below are the image tags. They are applied in order.

Nun, Knight, King, Pilgrim, Merchant, Cavalry

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