Vendor Naysa at Skara Brae Vendors(between bank and moongate, only house on skara island) has ben updated with magic halberds. All are force+, some silver and charged. I will be adding more halberds and other weapon classes throughout the day and tomorrow.
Check Often. Also, get your bandages while you are here. 1.25 each. And don't forget to check the rares vendor, there could be that 1 item you have been looking for and the prices will go down as things sit.
PM or IRC with any comments.
50+ magic halberds, FORCE+
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Re: 50+ magic halberds, FORCE+
For the record, nobody is using a +25 force to farm liches, so there is not a premium paid for silver, especially not 20k+
Re: 50+ magic halberds, FORCE+
your right, you don't have to buy it either! Things that don't sell, get lowered price the following day, if you don't like the prices, then go to the next hally vendor.
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Re: 50+ magic halberds, FORCE+
Dyne wrote:your right, you don't have to buy it either! Things that don't sell, get lowered price the following day, if you don't like the prices, then go to the next hally vendor.
+1 to this.
I ran the largest (the last 3 years) vendor shop on great lakes for almost 11 years. It was in the worst spot you could possibly get. As far away from a town as you could go, yet I did millions in business every day. When I left the game (i actually let the house fall with a couple billion in product in chests and on vendors) I had accumulated over 3 billion gold and not a dime of it was from exploits. All of it was form merchant vending.
The shop was called RKmart.
Now to the point.
If you place items for sale on a vendor. You always price a decent item very high at start, especially if you announce (i would run around and place runes on the ground when I placed a new inventory since this was the days before forum boards) a new inventory.
People with money that want a particular item will pay more than someone who just fancies it.
Once those items have not sold for a set period of time you lower the item price.
It's very common.
Go to Macys in August and the price for a heavy coat will be more than in January when everyone has their coat and they need to make way for spring clothing.
It is all about supply and demand.
Re: 50+ magic halberds, FORCE+
Totally agree, Macys in August is exactly like UOSA.