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	Each of these must be considered before you leave protection if you want to forge a path to victory.		Each of these must be considered before you leave protection if you want to forge a path to victory.

	~~===~~ Let's say that you are playing a supportive (or in some cases, ''supported'') clanned casher. ~~===~~		Let's say that you are playing a supportive (or in some cases, ''supported'') clanned casher.

	=== '''Clanned Casher''' ===		=== '''Clanned Casher''' ===

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	Before we get started, please be sure to check out [[Game Guide\|'''this New Player Game Guide''']] if you have not already. It will help you to get started on setting up your initial empire.		Before we get started, please be sure to check out [[Game Guide\|'''this New Player Game Guide''']] if you have not already. It will help you to get started on setting up your initial empire.

	==='''~~<u>~~Cashing 101~~</u>~~'''===		== '''Cashing 101''' ==
	Here are some basic facts that can help get you started		Here are some basic facts that can help get you started
	The casher builds thousands of markets, [[Cash\|makes money]] from the markets, and then use that money to buy food and military units from the [[Pubmarketbuy\|Public Market]].		The casher builds thousands of markets, [[Cash\|makes money]] from the markets, and then use that money to buy food and military units from the [[Pubmarketbuy\|Public Market]].
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	# Then spend your remaining turns making money.		# Then spend your remaining turns making money.
	# Use the money earned from cashing to purchase some food and military units from the Public Market.		# Use the money earned from cashing to purchase some food and military units from the Public Market.
	===='''Overview'''====
			== '''Overview''' ==
	<blockquote>'''Cashing Races''': Gnome, Pirate, Troll		<blockquote>'''Cashing Races''': Gnome, Pirate, Troll

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	<big>Minimize Expenses and Maximize Income</big>		<big>Minimize Expenses and Maximize Income</big>

	==='''Maximizing Income and Minimizing Expenses'''===		== '''Maximizing Income and Minimizing Expenses''' ==

	===='''Land and Markets'''====		===='''Land and Markets'''====
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	As with all strategies, it is up to the player to decide what is their best path forward.		As with all strategies, it is up to the player to decide what is their best path forward.

	===='''Tax Rate'''====		=== '''Tax Rate''' ===
	While most strategies have very little interaction with the tax rate in Reborn Promisance, cashers can utilize it to optimize their income.		While most strategies have very little interaction with the tax rate in Reborn Promisance, cashers can utilize it to optimize their income.

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	Just be sure to set it back to a lower amount after you lose land, or else you risk losing a majority of your population very quickly, and become vulnerable to massacre kills.		Just be sure to set it back to a lower amount after you lose land, or else you risk losing a majority of your population very quickly, and become vulnerable to massacre kills.

	====='''Massacre'''=====		==== '''Massacre''' ====
	The introduction of '''Massacre''<nowiki/>' attacks makes tax-rate once more a topic of interest, this time not only for casher strategies.		The introduction of '''Massacre''<nowiki/>' attacks makes tax-rate once more a topic of interest, this time not only for casher strategies.

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	Which would you rather attack here? Empire 1, certainly, as they have nearly no dreadnoughts to defend. With such low defenses, your own losses will be minimal as well. Empire 2, on the other hand, has defended all of their lines with many troops. While a break on their foot and siege lines would be possible, is it worth it? These are questions we must keep in mind when judging how to best optimize our attacks and minimize our losses, and likewise our expenses. If Empire 2 has 50,000 land and 0 DR, then surely it would be worth it to attack them, even though your losses may be higher. But if Empires 1 and 2 have similar land and DR, and you have limited attacks, then you should hit Empire 1 to save expenses and troop losses. Remember, medical expenses may be a pain, but losing troops altogether is its own form of expense as well.		Which would you rather attack here? Empire 1, certainly, as they have nearly no dreadnoughts to defend. With such low defenses, your own losses will be minimal as well. Empire 2, on the other hand, has defended all of their lines with many troops. While a break on their foot and siege lines would be possible, is it worth it? These are questions we must keep in mind when judging how to best optimize our attacks and minimize our losses, and likewise our expenses. If Empire 2 has 50,000 land and 0 DR, then surely it would be worth it to attack them, even though your losses may be higher. But if Empires 1 and 2 have similar land and DR, and you have limited attacks, then you should hit Empire 1 to save expenses and troop losses. Remember, medical expenses may be a pain, but losing troops altogether is its own form of expense as well.

	==='''Casher Workflow'''===		== '''Casher Workflow''' ==

	===='''Beginning Choices'''====		=== '''Beginning Choices''' ===
	When getting started as a non-reselling casher, you will want to make a few choices immediately. The answers to these will depend on the race that you have chosen, as well as the path that you would like to take for the set. Are you a supportive clan casher, for example, or a ruthless solo casher? Are there a lot of other cashers and indy players around that will be selling troops on the market? Are there many mages that will be buying from the market? Are there many farmers to ensure that players can buy food for each run?		When getting started as a non-reselling casher, you will want to make a few choices immediately. The answers to these will depend on the race that you have chosen, as well as the path that you would like to take for the set. Are you a supportive clan casher, for example, or a ruthless solo casher? Are there a lot of other cashers and indy players around that will be selling troops on the market? Are there many mages that will be buying from the market? Are there many farmers to ensure that players can buy food for each run?

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	Each of these must be considered before you leave protection if you want to forge a path to victory.		Each of these must be considered before you leave protection if you want to forge a path to victory.

	Let's say that you are playing a supportive (or in some cases, ''supported'') clanned casher.		=== Let's say that you are playing a supportive (or in some cases, ''supported'') clanned casher. ===

	====='''Clanned Casher'''=====		=== '''Clanned Casher''' ===
	A clanned casher is one that opted to join other players for a team effort. These cashers typically can expect to have their grains and troops supplied by allied farmer and indy teammates. This results in the casher being able to do what they do best, make loads of cash.		A clanned casher is one that opted to join other players for a team effort. These cashers typically can expect to have their grains and troops supplied by allied farmer and indy teammates. This results in the casher being able to do what they do best, make loads of cash.

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	This is precisely when a casher would decide to skip an attack run, demolish any excess buildings, and rebuild with 60% keeps. The mage can then load up the casher with all of their money, on top of the existing funds a casher has on hand. With these funds, a casher can buy insane amounts of troops for their team. Gnomes, for example, can hit a base price of $280 per foot. When considering that billions are being spent, this adds up compared to the flat $500 BM price available to other races. This is why the mage/casher synergy is legendary in Reborn Promisance, and a crucial engine to gaining networth in a clanned environment.		This is precisely when a casher would decide to skip an attack run, demolish any excess buildings, and rebuild with 60% keeps. The mage can then load up the casher with all of their money, on top of the existing funds a casher has on hand. With these funds, a casher can buy insane amounts of troops for their team. Gnomes, for example, can hit a base price of $280 per foot. When considering that billions are being spent, this adds up compared to the flat $500 BM price available to other races. This is why the mage/casher synergy is legendary in Reborn Promisance, and a crucial engine to gaining networth in a clanned environment.

	====='''Solo Casher'''=====		=== '''Solo Casher''' ===
	Solo cashers play mostly the same as clanned cashers, but with much more flexibility involved. That cash you make? It is all yours to spend as you see fit. That said, you now have to worry about buying troops and grains with those funds which otherwise would have been supplied by your teammates.		Solo cashers play mostly the same as clanned cashers, but with much more flexibility involved. That cash you make? It is all yours to spend as you see fit. That said, you now have to worry about buying troops and grains with those funds which otherwise would have been supplied by your teammates.

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	Here are some tips on how I do this (reigning pirate champion)		Here are some tips on how I do this (reigning pirate champion)

	~~====~~=='''Solo Casher Tips (Non-Reseller)'''==~~====~~		== '''Solo Casher Tips (Non-Reseller)''' ==

	#Always go for as much '''land''' as you can get. More land = more money. Learning how to attack with 0 failures will set you apart from all other players. Each failed attack results in less productivity for the rest of your immediate run, and in some ways the rest of the month. If you never fail an attack, you will know that you are doing your best to earn the highest production possible.		#Always go for as much '''land''' as you can get. More land = more money. Learning how to attack with 0 failures will set you apart from all other players. Each failed attack results in less productivity for the rest of your immediate run, and in some ways the rest of the month. If you never fail an attack, you will know that you are doing your best to earn the highest production possible.
	#Look for PM '''deals'''. Camp the market if you have to by taking notice of when an empire finishes attacking, and when their estimated net worth size changes. This indicates that the empire has sold or aided troops either to a clan mate or on the Private Market. You can verify which one by checking the News Center. If there were no aids recently, then you can expect to see new troops on the PM in 6 hours. By buying cheap troops on the market, you not only increase your own net worth, but also remove the option to buy those troops from your rivals.		#Look for PM '''deals'''. Camp the market if you have to by taking notice of when an empire finishes attacking, and when their estimated net worth size changes. This indicates that the empire has sold or aided troops either to a clan mate or on the Private Market. You can verify which one by checking the News Center. If there were no aids recently, then you can expect to see new troops on the PM in 6 hours. By buying cheap troops on the market, you not only increase your own net worth, but also remove the option to buy those troops from your rivals.

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	The casher builds thousands of markets, makes money from the markets, and then use that money to buy food and military units from the Public Market.		The casher builds thousands of markets, [[Cash\|makes money]] from the markets, and then use that money to buy food and military units from the [[Pubmarketbuy\|Public Market]].

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	# Build markets.		# Build markets.
	# Repeat step #2 and #3 until it's no longer possible to send any more attacks.		# Repeat step #2 and #3 until it's no longer possible to send any more attacks.
	# Then spend your remaining turns ~~[[Cash\|~~making money]].		# Then spend your remaining turns making money.
	# Use the money earned from cashing to purchase some food and military units from the Public Market.		# Use the money earned from cashing to purchase some food and military units from the Public Market.

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The casher builds thousands of markets, makes money from the markets, and then use that money to buy food and military units from the Public Market.

# Wait for 360 turns.
# Attack for land.
# Build markets.
# Repeat step #2 and #3 until it's no longer possible to send any more attacks.
# Then spend your remaining turns [[Cash|making money]].
# Use the money earned from cashing to purchase some food and military units from the Public Market.

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