Small token
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Description
A small village token from investigating the history of a deed. You can barely make out the signature of its maker, '.er..ar'. Ql: 47.25219, Dam: 0.0.
Notes
- Small tokens can only be found by successfully locating a cache. They represent the previous settlement and its token found at that cache location.
- Small tokens do not decay on deed.
- Duplicate small tokens can exist, either through multiple players discovering one old settlement's cache or by one player repeatedly discovering the same cache.
- The material type of the small token can vary, and it is yet to be fully known which exact factors determine this.
- The maker's signature denotes the past settlement's mayor in which the cache was found. A mouse-hover over the token will provide the past settlement's name. Additional information regarding that past settlement is not provided via the small token in any way. It is therefore suggested, for those wishing to maintain past deed information, that the archaeological journal entry not be used to locate the cache and small token, as this destroys the journal entry and all additional past deed information discovered and recorded therein. Players may also choose to locate a past settlement's cache and its small token, destroying the original journal entry, but then go on to simply create and rebuild another duplicate journal entry simply for retention of that information otherwise lost upon cache location.