I saw somebody holding a dragon for 200 kt.
What does KT Even mean?
Please help!
What does KT Even mean?
Please help!
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@Moonrisewolf
Hi! "K" stands for a thousand, and "t" is short for treasure. So that means that the dragon would be 200,000 treasure in total :)
They're commonly used together to shorten a longer treasure value (50kt is 50,000, 500kt is 500,000, and so on). If you ever see a number like "50kg" that's the same thing, but with gems instead of treasure!
Hi! "K" stands for a thousand, and "t" is short for treasure. So that means that the dragon would be 200,000 treasure in total :)
They're commonly used together to shorten a longer treasure value (50kt is 50,000, 500kt is 500,000, and so on). If you ever see a number like "50kg" that's the same thing, but with gems instead of treasure!
@Moonrisewolf
Hi! "K" stands for a thousand, and "t" is short for treasure. So that means that the dragon would be 200,000 treasure in total :)
They're commonly used together to shorten a longer treasure value (50kt is 50,000, 500kt is 500,000, and so on). If you ever see a number like "50kg" that's the same thing, but with gems instead of treasure!
Hi! "K" stands for a thousand, and "t" is short for treasure. So that means that the dragon would be 200,000 treasure in total :)
They're commonly used together to shorten a longer treasure value (50kt is 50,000, 500kt is 500,000, and so on). If you ever see a number like "50kg" that's the same thing, but with gems instead of treasure!
