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[[File:-Sim-_Died.png|left|link=Death]][[File:Firework_launcher_and_rugs.jpg|thumb|220px|A soon-to-be dead Sim, in [[The Sims]]]]'''[[Death]]''' is a final state of (non-)being, in which a [[Sim]], [[pet]] or [[Life state|creature]] that was previously alive ceases to be alive. Death comes in [[Death#Types of deaths|many forms]] and diverse causes such as old age (brought on by reaching the end of the [[elder]] [[life stage]]), accident, player neglect, or a [[Game guide:Killing Sims|conscious action by the player]].
[[File:Gold_simoleon.png|left|link=Simoleon]][[File:Money-tree-ts3.jpg|thumb|160px|Simoleon trees, from ''[[The Sims 3]]'']] The '''[[Simoleon]] (§)''' is the unit of currency used in [[The Sims series]], as well as other game series produced by [[Maxis]], such as the [[SimCity (series)|''SimCity'' series]]. It is assumed to be the national currency of [[SimNation]]. It is revealed in ''[[The Sims 2]]'' that simoleons are red, orange and white.


The value of simoleons varies between titles, and doesn't consistently reflect any real-life currency. Some cheaper objects, including food, appear to be much more expensive than real-life examples, while expensive objects and houses are often much less expensive than their counterparts in reality. Generally, better-quality items are higher priced, as is often true in real life.
Death is closely associated with the [[Grim Reaper]], who comes to collect the souls of departed Sims and other creatures. Living Sims can sometimes plead with the Grim Reaper to spare a Sim from death, the success of which varies depending on the relationship between the two Sims (though there is always a chance that it will fail regardless of the relationship level).


Simoleons are primarily used to [[buy mode|purchase objects]], [[build mode|build or remodel a house]], pay [[bills]], and buy food for Sims. They are earned primarily through [[career]]s. However, simoleons can be obtained through [[Game guide:Earning simoleons|many other ventures]], or can be [[Money Cheats|obtained through cheating]].
In real life, death is a permanent and irreversible condition. In [[The Sims (series)|''The Sims'' series]], however, there are multiple methods to prevent death or to bring back those who have died. Dead Sims and some other life states take the form of [[ghost]]s; in some games in the series, these ghosts can be interacted with. There are several methods, both legitimate and illegitimate (cheating), to return ghost Sims to their corporeal form.
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Simoleon trees, from The Sims 3

The Simoleon (§) is the unit of currency used in The Sims series, as well as other game series produced by Maxis, such as the SimCity series. It is assumed to be the national currency of SimNation. It is revealed in The Sims 2 that simoleons are red, orange and white.

The value of simoleons varies between titles, and doesn't consistently reflect any real-life currency. Some cheaper objects, including food, appear to be much more expensive than real-life examples, while expensive objects and houses are often much less expensive than their counterparts in reality. Generally, better-quality items are higher priced, as is often true in real life.

Simoleons are primarily used to purchase objects, build or remodel a house, pay bills, and buy food for Sims. They are earned primarily through careers. However, simoleons can be obtained through many other ventures, or can be obtained through cheating.