Coins are the most ubiquitous resource in Cult Of The Lamb. Buildings, blueprints, Tarot cards and more all cost money, to say nothing of bribing Followers and making offerings of gold to unknown eldritch horrors. Until the endgame, chances are you'll always find yourself in need of more cash, even if you had plenty moments ago.
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If the donation box is feeling a little light, there are several ways to get more Coins to fund your cult. Read on to learn all about Cult Of The Lamb's myriad methods for making money.
Early in the game, you can squeeze a few extra Coins out of your Followers by enacting the Extort Tithes Doctrine. It's one of the first available tenets from the Possessions category, and can be taken instead of Bribe Follower.
Once Extort Tithes is enabled, a Coin icon will start to appear on the menu whenever you interact with a Follower. Select it, and the Follower will give happily give you a Coin - for the good of the faith, of course. You can extort each Follower once per day, so try to do so at the same time you give out your daily Blessings.
Completing the Law & Order Doctrine category gives you the opportunity to designate a Follower as the cult's Tax Enforcer. The lucky devotee will get a top hat, making them easily recognizable in a crowd, and whenever they pass another Follower during their daily routine they'll shake their fellow cultist down for Coins. Talking to the Tax Enforcer lets you take all the cash they've collected and add it to your inventory.
Admittedly, by the time the Tax Enforcer becomes available there are better ways to make money, but if you need a few dozen extra Coins it can't hurt to have another income stream in operations!
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