So far in the Arc Dev Blogs, we've given you Mod Joe's overview of July's Arc project, Mod Orion's exploration of procedurally generated Uncharted Islands, Mod Rowley's reveals about the Arc's narrative, and Mod Hing has provided insights into the challenges he faced animating the spirit dragons of Aminishi.

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To conclude this series of dev blogs, Mod Stu discusses the economic loop of the Arc, including skilling, merchanting, rewards, and contracts.

Closed Economy

The foundation of the Eastern Lands experience is a closed economy: the majority of items you can gather, refine and purchase cannot be obtained elsewhere, and are not tradeable with other players or on the Grand Exchange.

You'll travel to the eastern frontier where the gold coin of the West has no value. When you head there, you’ll need to be self-sufficient, as your progress through the Arc cannot be accelerated or bypassed with foreign gold.

The core loop of activity in the Arc is skilling and merchanting. You sell the product of your skills to merchants for currency, and invest that currency in voyages to Uncharted Isles to discover better skilling plots and lost treasures of the East.

You'll begin your journey on the island of Waiko, a merchant hub.

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