Master the economy of Ballad of Antara! Learn how to earn Burlas, manage your inventory, and strategically spend your earnings to progress through the game.
Walkthrough
- 1The primary source of income is looting defeated enemies. Sell weapons and armor dropped by opponents to accumulate Burlas.
- 2Be mindful of the 8000 Burlas carrying limit. Carrying the maximum means you cannot carry any food, which is detrimental to your party's survival.
- 3At the beginning of the game, cash flow will be tight. Focus on essential supplies and equipment.
- 4As you progress, you will accumulate more wealth. Consider spending excess money on items like carriages or Dervish Discs, though the latter are noted as overpriced.
- 5A strategy for managing excess cash is to keep around 5000 Burlas and store the rest.
- 6Gems can be bought and carried as a way to store wealth, but they result in a loss of cash when sold. The last opportunity to sell gems is in Chapter 7.
Tips
- Prioritize spending on food, trainers, equipment, and potions.
- While the carrying limit is 8000 Burlas, it's often more practical to carry less to ensure you have space for essential food supplies.
- Consider the trade-offs between carrying cash and carrying valuable items like gems.
- The game automatically saves before battles, allowing for reloads if you make poor financial decisions or want to retry earning money.
Consistent accumulation and strategic spending of Burlas will allow you to feed your party, train skills, acquire better gear, and ultimately progress through the main quests and side-quests of Ballad of Antara.
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