Big Numbers
What K, M, B … and the letters past them really mean.
Once a value passes 999 the game shortens it with a suffix, each step ×1000 the previous: K = thousand, M = million, B = 10^9, T = 10^12. Past T the scale continues with single letters — q, Q, s, S, o, N, d, U, D — up to 10^39, then with two-letter tags aa, ab, ac… and on. The table gives the exact value of each, so the display never needs “e”-style scientific notation.
The full ladder
| Suffix | Power of 10 | Zeros after the 1 |
|---|---|---|
| K | 10^3 | 3 |
| M | 10^6 | 6 |
| B | 10^9 | 9 |
| T | 10^12 | 12 |
| q | 10^15 | 15 |
| Q | 10^18 | 18 |
| s | 10^21 | 21 |
| S | 10^24 | 24 |
| o | 10^27 | 27 |
| N | 10^30 | 30 |
| d | 10^33 | 33 |
| U | 10^36 | 36 |
| D | 10^39 | 39 |
| aa | 10^42 | 42 |
| ab | 10^45 | 45 |
| ac | 10^48 | 48 |
The same suffixes appear anywhere a number gets large — coins, damage, HP, costs — so “1.5q” always means 1.5 × 10^15, whatever the stat.
Last updated 2026-07-15