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Buy a home and insure it is the type that holds the wooden frames on the walls where you can place trophies. Next, mount two trophies on those frames. (The better the trophy, the faster you will become rich.). Once you've mounted your trophies, go back outside to the sign, and sell your house.

By placing trophies in the house, the sale value is greater than the house's construction cost, thus the profit. But the trophies are still in the house. Simply break down the doorway (hence the reason for choosing the design with the wood doors) and simply grab the trophies to devalue the house. Buy the house afterwards and re-install the trophies. As long as your character does not leave town, the broken down door remains and you may repeat this process and profit from the buy/sell difference to gain money.

When given the choice to keep the Sword of Aeons you have the choice of throwing it away (this first choice denies you the weapon permanently) and remaining good or stabbing your only sister to death (this second choice is considered evil in most cultures) and keep the sword as a memento of your adventuring career. Instead, you can duplicate the Sword of Aeons (a third choice perferred by game rapists) by doing the following:

Save your game at the Heroes' Guild before fighting Jack of Blades. Go ahead and defeat Jack of Blades afterwards and when you win, don't make a choice about the Sword of Aeons. Instead, do a "hero save" then opt to reload your "world save". You will discover to your sick delight that the Sword of Aeons is in your inventory but you'll be right in front of Jack of Blades. Go and whack him again and you'll gain another Sword of Aeons.

If you're greedy and want some money, do the "hero save" again and reload the "world save" as many times as you desire. When you finally tire of this exploitation, you can make a choice about the Sword of Aeons. Should you decide to remain good, sacrifice one of the Swords of Aeons and keep the rest.

After you get the Fire Heart and get to the Lost Bay, you will eventually encounter a demon door who will only let you in if you give him all your silver keys.

Don't do this unless you have at least 30 silver keys and have opened all the silver key chests. If you have, then go ahead and give that ddemon door all your silver keys. Inside, you will find a chest that conceals a very powerful sword (Bereaver). This sword does more damage than the Sword of Aeons or Avo's Tear!

The concept of supply and demand exists in this game; the less of an item any merchant/trader has, the more they will pay to acquire it. While the more of an item they have, the cheaper they will sell it.

Take advantage of this by acquiring a large quantity of any item (for example: green apples) then sell them all to a town merchant. The merchant will then have a large quantity of apples, and will sell them all right back to you for less than you just sold them to the merchant! After you buy them (ALL), the merchant will pay big bucks to get them back!

Just keep selling, buying, reselling, and rebuying, back and forth and you will see your gold keep going up. This works with ANY item, but I've found that the BIG money is in gems.

You may want to accumulate 700 to 1000 Will Potions, , max out your Physical Shield, max out your Will Level, get a heavy weapon (such as the Solus Greatsword or a Master Great sword with 2 Silver Agumentations and a Fire Agumentation).

When Jack of Blades is activating the portals, in Whichwood, you can gain infinate Exp. Make sure to have the Physical Sheild and about 700 Will Potions. The Minions and the Undead drop Health and Mana Potions, Food, Gold, and gain Goodness.

Attack with a heavey weapon until your Shield is low, then use a couple Will Potions, then repeat. It takes about an hour for your combat multiplier to get up high, but once it reaches about 50 you will be making about 1000 Green Exp a kill.

To save yourself the money it costs to sleep at an inn, tavern, or at your house, and to avoid running around to find one of those establishments, you can sleep elsewhere. Try to find a house with a bed fairly close to the entrance. Get into the bed and go to sleep. Wait for the screen to begin fading, and then quickly run out of the house before the fade starts to come back in. If done properly, you will not be fined money for sleeping. This can be done an unlimited amount of times.

Once you get the Hobbe Cave adventure, head to Rose Cottage. Next to the Rose Cottage you'll see a patch of ground surrounded by many flowers. Use your shovel or spade to dig there, and you'll find a Silver Key. Once you acquire it, do a Hero Save.

Once you save, load your save. Once loaded, you will be brought back to the beginning of the Hobbe Cave adventure, but with the Silver Key in your inventory. Go forward to Rose Cottage and repeat the process above, where the Silver Key will once again be found. Save, load save, repeat! This will net you infinite Silver Keys.