> > Um, they CAN give it to other parties. Use the pool gold option to give all your money to one character, put that character in a party with a character who won't be winning the game, then use the pool gold option again to take the money.
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> Are you sure? Because I don't know about you, but I can't put any of my RETIRED characters into a party. I think part of the "retirement" status is that they're, well, retired.
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> Maybe you found a bug in your game. Or maybe there's one in mine. If so, lucky you.
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You're sposed to do it before your party gets retired. You just take all the money you've earned, and give it to some young up-and-comer in Perinn. Then you go kill Murkon and retire in bliss and wealth.

> I didn't realise that people got all the money after finishing, and so I thoughtfully made sure they still had a sensible amount of money to retire on. (See how nice I am, even to fictional characters!) And then they got all that gold.
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Serves you right for not reading the documentation then, doesn't it? Very thoughtful of you, though.

> Still, all's well that ends well, my second party started with the advantage of 3 million + gold apiece and nice equipment.

That's pretty sweet. My current party started with nothing, and they still have nothing, except for just over a million gold each, half an amulet and a few Information Highways. They're currently residing in Teralt, and considering taking out a significant mortgage.

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