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==Mechanics==
 
==Mechanics==
The most important to know up-front is that '''you cannot save {{IL|Rat-Shillings}}'''. 72 hours after you enter the Rat Market (and gain the {{IL|A Rat for the Weekend}} quality), any Rat-Shillings you have left will be converted to {{IL|Rostygold}} at a rate of 10 Rostygold per Rat-Shilling.
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The most important to know up-front is that '''you cannot save {{IL|Rat-Shillings}}'''. 72 hours after you enter the Rat Market (and gain the {{IL|A Rat for the Weekend}} quality), any Rat-Shillings you have left will be converted to an equivalent amount of {{IL|Rostygold}}. (The current exchange rate is 10 Rostygold per Rat-Shilling.)
  
 
The second-most important thing to know about is [[The Rat Market (Bazaar)]], and the consistent things you can purchase from it. In some cases, this may be the purpose of your visit. In other cases, this may be an outlet of {{IL|Rat-Shillings}} that would otherwise become {{IL|Rostygold}}.
 
The second-most important thing to know about is [[The Rat Market (Bazaar)]], and the consistent things you can purchase from it. In some cases, this may be the purpose of your visit. In other cases, this may be an outlet of {{IL|Rat-Shillings}} that would otherwise become {{IL|Rostygold}}.

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