Anyone have a currency cheat sheet?

The sheer amount of currency alone makes me reluctant to play the game and now I see that they are adding more. Anyone have a breakdown of the different types of currency/rewards for myself and possibly new players?

*head scratch* I guess I can throw one together.

How's this?

you forgot that shards can be converted to threads, left out Notices altogether

By the technical definition, we only have one currency in the game. Everything else is nontradeable token systems. I don't see keeping track of what's out there as particularly daunting either. I have a harder time remembering which alts got which drops and where my salvage and recipes are, than keeping track of who has how many tokens.

You included the Incarnates stuff for crafting, but left out salvages (regular and halloween)? They're tradable even. But then again, if tradable is a criteria, then even regular enhancements apply.

There is a ridiculous amount of currency in the game, it's true.

I started to put this guide together...

http://paragonwiki.com/wiki/How_To_Get_Stuff

but I ran out of steam by the time I finished inspirations. It's still on my to do list. Personally, I ran out of brain space when the empyrean thread whatever came along. It's funny. I was totally on top of the market. I mastered inventions with no trouble at all. The various kinds of merits struck me as silly, but I could handle it. I studied the Incarnate stuff when it first came out, and quickly got myself a nice Alpha thingy. Then they made more Incarnate stuff, and something in my brain just snapped. Now I know how the camel felt. I haven't played any of the Incarnate content since they added threads. It's just too much for me. If I play that content, I might get a thread, or some kind of new merit thingy, and I won't know what to do with it. Or even worse, I might get a choice of rewards, and I won't know which one to take. Caught between my fear of making a mistake, and my inability to figure out how to avoid a mistake, I'm paralyzed. I've only played low level characters since those new thingies came out, and even those not very often.

I realize it's dumb. On the other hand, it's a pretty common phenomenon in the real world. I'd like to think that if this actually mattered, I'd find a way to get over it, but since it's just a game... oh well. There are still story arcs in Ouroboros with no star beside them, so I've got fun things to do. I was hoping that maybe someday I'd catch up and master the intricacies of an increasingly complex game, but apparently I'm just going to fall farther and farther behind. With a full time job, an evening master's degree program, wife, kids, and trying to keep the house from falling over, I just don't have any more brainspace for this game, and what I've allocated in the past is apparently no longer enough.

I like Chaos' spreadsheet.

One thing I thought of that's not on it right now is using tickets to create invention salvage. That seems potentially worthwhile to mention, since both things are on the table, and as far as I know, it's actually a moderately common activity.

Left out the 2 ? new ones Points and Vet Tokens ?

Just a guess seeing as the installer license agreement specifically mentions it, NcCoin may be in there somewhere as well

First, thanks Chaos!

Second, I am thinking of currency as anything you can exchange for rewards. Like the paragon points, something else, and the new coming vouchers.

I do not think Notices belong, but if they do, then so do the other Alpha slot components that TFs drop and the components that drop in the trials (or can be crafted with threads). It might be best just to have a category called Incarnate Components which would include Notices, the Alpha components, and the trial components.

I get the impression that some people would starve to death if they had to rely on an occupation in international banking since, after being fired, they wouldn't be able to handle a bartering system, either.