T-Map Location Runebook Set

[OldSchoolUO]

First come, first serve.

I have 2 sets, 13 runebooks per set with all 200 locations. Each rune is marked 1 tile away from dig spot.

Asking 100k each set.

Thanks.

[OldSchoolUO]

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[saltyclappers]

Are you sure that every spot is marked exactly 1 tile away from each dig spot? That would be nice... as sometimes its maybe 4 to 5 tiles away.

100k seems tard, though... sorry sir.

[OldSchoolUO]

Yea,I've been using an original set of these marks for about a month and havent had a problem finding the spot as soon as recalling in, and I do a lot of Tmaps.

As for the asking price of 100k, that's the price i last saw these sell at so I figured thats what these sets sold for.. *shrugs*

If you need a set, make me an offer.

[heimdallr]

id buy a set for 45k

[Tabius]

100k is a great price for a set of TM runebooks.

Any less and its hardly worth his time making it.

[Mary Read]

Anyone saying they are not worth that much... how many tmap librarys have you made?

I know the one I made for myself was very time consuming... I'd keep it if it didn't sell for 100k and wait for someone who wants one bad enough.

[Magus]

I also made my own and regret it. should have bought one. Id never take 45k for it

[Pirul]

I actually think 100k is cheap.

Think about what it involves:

- 200 spots marked (some 12 gps per mark casted) = 2,400 at least
- (Unless you are carrying a library on you, which would be highly inconvenient and dangerous; or running all around the map) you need to recall there and back, so recall is 12 gps per cast x 2, 24 gps x 200 spots = 4,800
- 13 blank runebooks, 500 ea...ok 400 cheap = 5,200
- The hassle of having to deal with snakes and other mobs at many of the locations (which implies you have to move around to be able to provo, or cast something on them, and then having to find the coordinates again)
- The sheer time taken to make it

100k is cheap. You can make a lot more farming in the time it takes to make them, and you save yourself the 12k+ cost of material.