World of Coins: Musings on Merchantry

World of Coins: Musings on Merchantry was a book penned by Tarth Ammarander, Sage of Athkatla, Amn, published in 1345 DR.

"Most of us fall afoul of the tangles our tongues make for us when we trade in falsehoods too seldom and too clumsily. Yet there are courtiers, peddlers, seers, and moneylenders who lie adroitly and can spin deceptions within deceptions deftly, rather than desperately or unintentionally. They court discovery as do clumsier liars, but flirt also with another danger: weaving deceptions so well that they lose sight of who they are, and without perceiving it are themselves transformed by their own falsity."

- An excerpt from World of Coins: Musings on Merchantry

Contents
The World of Coins was a collection of thoughts and meditations on the mercantile profession and the elaborate but necessary set of skills required to be successful in that vocation. The book discussed the skill of weaving falsehoods and its possible dangers and downfalls.

Appearances

 * Novels
 * Swords of Eveningstar