Okay, some initial ideas coming in here! The global currency that all countries would measure theirs against would be called
Legion Steel
Below are some notes I have on the currency so far:
It's main use is for the Legion to pay their soldiers. Because the Legion spans the entire globe, it is the most traded currency globally. Only ever found in coin form, the Legion says it's because "The weight reminds us of the weight of our responsibilities to protect", while naysayers say it's because the weight just reminds the Legion of the power they wield. One side of a coin has
Rendlings on it, the other has people, and the metal between symbolizes the duty of the legion to "separate people from monster". Maybe different shapes or
Rendlings, along with sizes, to denote more valuable coins?
Value based on old world tradition of using silver as value -- which in turn is born out of stories that connect to
He'an, and their silver hair. Silver = godly, and thus silver itself had value. The Legion originally paid a signing bonus of a bag of silver + a steel sword, and over time that became known as being paid with the "Legion's Steel", giving origin to the name of the global currency.
My next thing I need to figure out is names for these coins!
There'd be the base steel coin, a 4x value coin, a 16x value coin, and a 100x value coin. On the other end, there'd be 1/2 value, 1/4 value, and 1/10 value coins as well. Naming of coins likely separate from God-husk names, as I've already got the months named after them and don't want eeeeeeeverything tied to them :P
What are your favourite examples of coin names? I'm currently trying to think of ideas to base these names off -- metals, famous people, actions, sounds, there's lots to go off of I think.