How Does the Treasury Gold Work in Path of Exile 3.25 Settlers of Kalguur?

Learning about the Treasury Gold’s mechanics in Path of Exile is crucial if you want to partake in the Setlers of Kalguur’s league mechanics. Kingsmarch is incredibly lucrative, and players need to capitalize on these features for some easy currency, or they’ll get left behind in the Softcore trade league. Gold is vital to your settlement and the Treasury Gold helps you micromanage fewer mechanics. Here’s how the Treasure Gold system works in Path of Exile 3.25 Settlers of Kalguur.

What is the Treasury Gold in Path of Exile 3.25 Settlers of Kalguur?

If you go to your “Manage town” screen (the button above your skills when you are in Kingsmarch), you’ll see Treasury Gold, wages, and “Treasury empty in” information on the left side of your screen. There’s an add or remove button from the Treasury Gold, and depositing gold here is like depositing money into a bank.

Yes, the Treasury Gold is simply your piggy bank in Kingsmarch. But how does this work? The Treasury Gold pays all the gold costs incurred in Kingsmarch. However, it has specific priorities. Treasury Gold prioritizes all worker wages above all things. This ensures that your workers are getting paid and once this bank runs out of gold, all your workers will stop whatever they are doing, even if you have gold in your inventory.

It is crucial that you keep thousands of gold in your Treasury so everything runs smoothly in Kingsmarch. For wages information, it just gives you an estimate of how much gold is being consumed per hour at the current time. “Treasury empty in…” calculates all of these costs and gives you an accurate estimation of when it will run out. This is important for those who want to keep Kingsmarch productive when they can’t play the game yet. So, how is the timer calculated?

How is the “Treasury is empty in…” Calculated in PoE 3.25 Settlers of Kalguur

The timer on your Treasury is calculated accurately. By accurately, I mean that it takes every factor into consideration. Let’s say you are disenchanting some items with Rog and it needs two hours to completely disenchant everything in the inventory. When the two hours elapses, your disenchanters will turn idle. Since your workers will turn idle after two hours, the hourly wages will change or lower since your disenchanters will now be idle. You don’t lose gold or pay workers when they are idle.

Your Treasury timer factors these into the equation. So, if you suddenly add more tasks to your workers, such as making workers map, shipping to farther ports, or getting more ores to smelt, the timer will get shorter. In a way, if you do more maps, you get more ores, which gives your miners and smelters to do more work. Farming maps on your character will indirectly shorten the timer for your Treasury to run out of gold.

If you want to make currency using the league mechanic, you should prioritize keeping your crops running at all times. You can unassign other workers if you don’t have enough gold to supply every feature in Kingsmarch just so that your farm keeps on producing when you go to sleep or go to work.