Finn was curious and he skimmed through the furniture and he had to admit he was really tempted to buy one or two.
Sadly, they were not too cheap—each one costs tens of gold each—and he had to be careful about spending the remaining gold that he had.
One of the things he realized about the Hearth System was that—unlike things like upgrades and functions—all items with a physical form required Hearth Points and the local currency, as if it was used to tether it to reality.
The appliances, on the other hand, seemed more like add-ons to the existing rooms.
For example, there was the [Clothes Washer] worth some gold and Hearth Points, which was a lot like the boxes in the utility room, but it looked a bit more intricate. It could apparently increase the [Utility Room]'s washing efficiency by 100%.
