| If a player cannot pay the taler for her trader, she must take one of her trader's helpers off the gameboard and back to her personal stock. |
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| Helpers can be put within the castle on the taler fields of all already built buildings. |
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| Stonemasons may buy one resource from any player who played a Worker that round for one taler. |
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| Each player must either removed a played role card from the game, or pay 1 taler for each currently played rolecard by that player. |
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| From now on, when a player plays the trader, she has to pay 1 taler to the owner of the Bar Keeper. |
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| In addition to that, citizens who do not own a residence and who do not live in a townhouse or farm cost 20 taler per day. |
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| As a note of interest, a large silver coin called the taler was minted in Bohemia. |
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| If there is no Bar Keeper yet, the taler is put on the card and is taken by the player who next places her helper on the card. |
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| He organizes the meetings of mayors and receives a salary of 1000 taler. |
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| They receive from the bank one taler for each resource used in building. |
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| The gold mark, equal to 100 pfennig, was adopted to replace the taler and the guilder in 1873, soon after the creation of the German Empire, and became the standard of value and the money of account for the empire. |
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| In case of a tie, the amount of taler is used as a tiebreaker. |
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| The total amount of taler a town owns is always visible to everyone. |
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| The extended treasury will then have a capacity of 200000 taler. |
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