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*There is a cap on the Meat you can carry equal to (2<sup>32</sup>) - 1, or 4,294,967,295. Any Meat in excess of this placed into your inventory, via any mechanism, is lost with no hope of return. Extremely rich players may wish to convert liquid Meat into [[meat paste]], [[meat stack]]s, or [[dense meat stack]]s, keeping in mind item creation limits ''also'' exist. Another solution would be to invest in valuable items, or put meat in your closet. | *There is a cap on the Meat you can carry equal to (2<sup>32</sup>) - 1, or 4,294,967,295. Any Meat in excess of this placed into your inventory, via any mechanism, is lost with no hope of return. Extremely rich players may wish to convert liquid Meat into [[meat paste]], [[meat stack]]s, or [[dense meat stack]]s, keeping in mind item creation limits ''also'' exist. Another solution would be to invest in valuable items, or put meat in your closet. | ||
*There are other forms of currency besides Meat, but their use is limited. Only one — the [[Crimbuck]] — could be directly converted from [[Meat]], and | *There are other forms of currency besides Meat, but their use is limited. Only one — the [[Crimbuck]] — could be directly converted from [[Meat]], and most cannot be converted directly back ''into'' Meat: | ||
**There are some currencies that can still be obtained and spent: | **There are some currencies that can still be obtained and spent: | ||
***{{plural|fat loot token}} ([[A Vending Machine]]) | ***{{plural|fat loot token}} ([[A Vending Machine]]) | ||
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***{{plural|Mr. Accessory}} ([[Mr. Store]]) | ***{{plural|Mr. Accessory}} ([[Mr. Store]]) | ||
***[[The Orcish Frat House (Wartime)|Quarters]] (Frat) and [[The Hippy Camp (Wartime)|Dimes]] (Hippy) | ***[[The Orcish Frat House (Wartime)|Quarters]] (Frat) and [[The Hippy Camp (Wartime)|Dimes]] (Hippy) | ||
***{{plural|sand dollar}} ([[Big Brother]]'s) | ***{{plural|sand dollar}} ([[Big Brother]]'s; ''can be [[autosell|autosold]] for Meat'') | ||
***[[Cashier|store credit]] ([[Ye Wizard's Shack Game Shoppe]]) | ***[[Cashier|store credit]] ([[Ye Wizard's Shack Game Shoppe]]) | ||
***[[PvP|Swagger]] ([[The Swagger Shop]]) | ***[[PvP|Swagger]] ([[The Swagger Shop]]) | ||
***{{plural|worthless gewgaw}}, {{plural|worthless knick-knack}}, and {{plural|worthless trinket}} ([[The Hermitage]]) | ***{{plural|worthless gewgaw}}, {{plural|worthless knick-knack}}, and {{plural|worthless trinket}} ([[The Hermitage]]) | ||
***{{plural|yeti fur}} ([[The Trapper's Cabin]]) | ***{{plural|yeti fur}} ([[The Trapper's Cabin]]; ''can be [[autosell|autosold]] for Meat'') | ||
**There are some currencies that can't be obtained but still spent: | **There are some currencies that can't be obtained but still spent: | ||
***{{plural|A. W. O. L. commendation}} (A. W. O. L. Quartermaster, reached by using the commendation) | ***{{plural|A. W. O. L. commendation}} (A. W. O. L. Quartermaster, reached by using the commendation) | ||
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**Finally, there are some currencies that can't be obtained nor spent: | **Finally, there are some currencies that can't be obtained nor spent: | ||
***{{plural|CRIMBCO scrip}} ([[CRIMBCO Gift Shop]]) | ***{{plural|CRIMBCO scrip}} ([[CRIMBCO Gift Shop]]) | ||
***{{plural|bone chips}} ([[The Altar of Bones]]) | ***{{plural|bone chips}} ([[The Altar of Bones]]; ''can be [[autosell|autosold]] for Meat'') | ||
***{{plural|Crimbuck}} ([[The Crimbo Cartel]] and [[The Crimbo Casino]]) | ***{{plural|Crimbuck}} ([[The Crimbo Cartel]] and [[The Crimbo Casino]]) | ||
**On rare occasions, [[The Traveling Trader]] appears in the [[Market Square]]. | **On rare occasions, [[The Traveling Trader]] appears in the [[Market Square]]. On all but one occasion, he has traded items for {{plural|twinkly wad}} (''which can be [[autosell|autosold]] for Meat''). On that one exception, he traded for a previous item he sold: {{plural|strange shiny disc}}. | ||
*There are other items — including {{plural|fat stacks of cash}} and {{plural|pile of gold coins}} — which ''look'' like currency, but cannot be used as such in the Kingdom. These can be [[autosell|sold]] and traded, but cannot currently be used to buy anything. | |||
==See Also== | ==See Also== |
Revision as of 21:31, 22 March 2013

Meat
Meat is the currency used in the Kingdom of Loathing. It can be used to purchase items from the various markets and shops, or to purchase items from other players. It is also used to create meat pastes, meat stacks, and dense meat stacks. You'll gain meat from combat and regular adventures throughout the kingdom. A wise player keeps his mind on their Meat, and his Meat on his mind. Replace all instances of "his" in the previous sentence with "his or her," if you're the kind of person who's bothered by that sort of thing.
It is not edible (no one in their right mind would eat money) so most food in the kingdom is meat-free. Exceptions do exist, like sausage and fish meats. Why? Why not?
According to Jick, the reason why Meat is the currency of KoL is that, when he was developing the game, he did not have a picture of "gold" uploaded. However, there was a picture of meat he made earlier, so he used it instead. It is suspected that it was to get rid of the illogical "finding money on a monster".
Uses
Notes
- There is a cap on the Meat you can carry equal to (232) - 1, or 4,294,967,295. Any Meat in excess of this placed into your inventory, via any mechanism, is lost with no hope of return. Extremely rich players may wish to convert liquid Meat into meat paste, meat stacks, or dense meat stacks, keeping in mind item creation limits also exist. Another solution would be to invest in valuable items, or put meat in your closet.
- There are other forms of currency besides Meat, but their use is limited. Only one — the Crimbuck — could be directly converted from Meat, and most cannot be converted directly back into Meat:
- There are some currencies that can still be obtained and spent:
- fat loot tokens (A Vending Machine)
- pieces of filthy lucre (The Bounty Hunter Hunter's Shack)
- Game Grid tickets (Ticket Redemption Counter)
- hobo nickels (Hobopolis)
- Karma (Valhalla)
- lunar isotopes (Elvish Paradise stores)
- Mr. Accessories (Mr. Store)
- Quarters (Frat) and Dimes (Hippy)
- sand dollars (Big Brother's; can be autosold for Meat)
- store credit (Ye Wizard's Shack Game Shoppe)
- Swagger (The Swagger Shop)
- worthless gewgaws, worthless knick-knacks, and worthless trinkets (The Hermitage)
- yeti furs (The Trapper's Cabin; can be autosold for Meat)
- There are some currencies that can't be obtained but still spent:
- A. W. O. L. commendations (A. W. O. L. Quartermaster, reached by using the commendation)
- FDKOL commendations (FDKOL Tent, reached by using the commendation)
- Finally, there are some currencies that can't be obtained nor spent:
- CRIMBCO scrip (CRIMBCO Gift Shop)
- handfuls of bone chips (The Altar of Bones; can be autosold for Meat)
- Crimbux (The Crimbo Cartel and The Crimbo Casino)
- On rare occasions, The Traveling Trader appears in the Market Square. On all but one occasion, he has traded items for twinkly wads (which can be autosold for Meat). On that one exception, he traded for a previous item he sold: strange shiny discs.
- There are some currencies that can still be obtained and spent:
- There are other items — including fat stacks of fat stacks of cash and piles of gold coins — which look like currency, but cannot be used as such in the Kingdom. These can be sold and traded, but cannot currently be used to buy anything.