Editing Currency (section)

===Economic Considerations and Flavour===
'''Centralised Control:''' The priestesses control the minting and distribution of currency, solidifying their power and divine authority. The coins themselves could bear the effigy of the current high priestess or a symbol of their patron deity.

'''Religious Significance:''' Perhaps there are tithes paid in specific offerings (crops, labour, or even Mariposas) to the temples, reinforcing the priestesses’ economic and spiritual grip.

'''Bartering:''' While coinage exists, don’t forget the importance of bartering for common goods in rural areas or between communities, especially for bulk items like grains, livestock, or building materials. This adds a layer of realism.

'''Local Variations:''' Different regions or religious orders might have slightly varied unofficial currencies or trade practices, adding depth to your world. For example, a northern mountain region might value furs more than olives.