Silver triangle

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Triangular silver coins etched with eight parallel lines, worth ten copper triangles, and capable of being Will-imbued. They are Hierarchy currency, not round coins.

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First appears: Book 1
Books: 1

The Silver triangle begins as the standard currency of the Hierarchy, a triangular silver coin etched with eight parallel lines and valued at ten copper triangles. In The Will of the Many, it is introduced as a Will-imbued medium of exchange that underscores the rigid class structure of the Hierarchy. Across the series, the silver triangle evolves from a simple monetary unit into a symbol of power, debt, and rebellion, reflecting the growing unrest and shifting allegiances within the Hierarchy's stratified society.

Evolution

BOOK 1The Will of the Many
Triangular silver coins etched with eight parallel lines, worth ten copper triangles, and capable of being Will-imbued. They are Hierarchy currency, not round coins.