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a "[[T-note]]", a shorthand for "Treasure note" or "Promissory Note" is a form of currency in vogue among British [[Professional]]s when actual money is short.

Each [[T-note]] is basically a promise of one's choice over the entire [[treasure]] haul from a [[lair]]. You can theoretically redeem the note by asking the note issuer to run a [[lair]], as indicated, and you get first pick of the various pieces of [[gear]] found inside.

[[T-note]]s are labelled with "amount, T, level". The initial number is the size of the [[lair]], ranging from 1 (single-[[guardian]] [[lair]]s) to 9 (the largest [[lair]]s ever found thus far). T is a stand-in for [[Treasure]], referring to the [[treasure box]]es within, and the last value is the average [[level]] of the [[lair]] (usually within 5%). The worth is usually consistently higher than the average selling price of average [[gear]] at the given [[level]], since one can always hope to win big on a run.

Example: a ''4T200'' note is worth first pick on a 4-[[guardian]] [[lair]] at [[level]] 200, plus or minus 5% (190 to 210).

[[T-note]]s are worth based the reputation of the issuer, his or her [[team]], and usually backed by the [[:Category:British Companies|Company]] employing them. A T-note from [[Charlotte Augusta Wales|Princess Charlotte]] is worth far more, all things considered, than a note issued by an unknown [[Adapted Team|team]]<ref>Chapter 33</ref>.
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VArcher: Created page with "a "T-note", a shorthand for "Treasure note" or "Promissory Note" is a form of currency in vogue among British Professionals when actual money is short. Each [[T-note]..."