Abadarian who wants all the money spells.

[Scryangi]

As a proud servant of the god of money I want to learn ALL the money related spells. Thanks to the downtime rules there's no arcane/divine limit on what I can learn so please give me all the money related spells or feats you can. So far I have Blood Money and Gilded Whispers. There's also an item called Rod of Metal and Mineral Detection. For traits, Commercial Savvy (+10% to a settlement's base value and purchase limit), Dealmaker (Make diplomacy checks to buy things past a community's normal limits), Dusk Agent (choosing a city near a lot of tombs, ancient monuments etc.) and Foreign Opportunist (+2 on appraise, appraise in class, bonus to sell antiquities.)


Final question: what adventure path did Blood Money origin in?

[ExLibrisMortis]

No idea on your final question, but you might like the Landlord feat (Stronghold Builder's Guidebook) and Mercantile Background (Dragon #315).

[DrMotives]

Ok, there was an online article from WoTC about gold. It includes 4 spells, 2 npcs, and a golem made of a large pile of coins.

http://archive.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/re/20030811x

[BWR]

Get a hold of "The Republic of Darokin" (and possibly "The Minrothad Guilds" )for Mystara, convert the spells therein. You'll get fun ones like Embezzle.

[KillianHawkeye]

This is why you should always say what game system you're playing. For everyone who doesn't know, Abadar the god of banking and all the other stuff the OP is talking about is from Pathfinder.

[Psyren]

Final question: what adventure path did Blood Money origin in?

A quick search tells me it debuted in Rise of the Runelords, but I'm no expert.

In the spirit of "teaching how to fish", I would suggest a search through Archives of Nethys for spells that contain keywords like "gold", "currency", "payment" and similar.

[Scryangi]

Thank you all so much for the great responses. Some of these are so obscure I would literally never have found them. Yes, I am using Pathfinder, but it's all interchangeable--I LOVE me some Greyhawk and especially Waukeen.




Get a hold of "The Republic of Darokin" (and possibly "The Minrothad Guilds" )for Mystara, convert the spells therein. You'll get fun ones like Embezzle.


Ok, there was an online article from WoTC about gold. It includes 4 spells, 2 npcs, and a golem made of a large pile of coins.

http://archive.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/re/20030811x


Thank you once more. I never would have heard of these.

[Jack_Simth]

Don't forget Fabricate (can make just about anything, including trade goods and coins). Depending on reading, combines super well with Blood Money.
There's a couple of artifacts that might interest you: The Runewell of Greed (https://www.d20pfsrd.com/magic-items/artifacts/major-artifacts/runewell-of-greed/) and the Jewel of Everlasting Gold (https://www.d20pfsrd.com/magic-items/artifacts/major-artifacts/the-jewel-of-everlasting-gold/).

[Scryangi]

Don't forget Fabricate (can make just about anything, including trade goods and coins). Depending on reading, combines super well with Blood Money.
There's a couple of artifacts that might interest you: The Runewell of Greed (https://www.d20pfsrd.com/magic-items/artifacts/major-artifacts/runewell-of-greed/) and the Jewel of Everlasting Gold (https://www.d20pfsrd.com/magic-items/artifacts/major-artifacts/the-jewel-of-everlasting-gold/).

Thank you very much. Rise of the Runelords also has what seems to be first actually useful golden weapon.

*covering some spots for spoilers* for it was made of magically hardened gold, tempered to the strength of adamantine yet retaining its luster. Although made of gold, *spoilers* functions as an adamantine weapon for the purposes of overcoming damage reduction and bypassing hardness. *spoilers* is a +5 keen scimitar, and its density allows it to damage foes as if it were one size category larger than its actual size. It can be properly
wielded only by characters with a Strength of 18 or higher-all other characters must either wield it as a two-handed weapon or take a -2 penalty on attack rolls with the weapon

[Telonius]

Entice Gift (from Draconomicon/Spell Compendium) isn't precisely gold-related, but it could fit.

[Ruethgar]

There is Coin of the Realm can trip to make a pebble look like a coin. Can’t remember the Drag Mag it was in though. Hoard Gullet might be apt as well.