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	*'''Chips:''' 1 Chip is worth 1 silver, 1 Strip is worth 8 silver, and 1 Stack is worth 40 silver.		*'''Chips:''' 1 Chip is worth 1 silver, 1 Strip is worth 8 silver, and 1 Stack is worth 40 silver.
	*'''Threads:''' 1 Thread is worth 10 copper, 1 Reel is worth 1 gold, and 1 bolt is worth 7 gold.		*'''Threads:''' 1 Thread is worth 10 copper, 1 Reel is worth 1 gold, and 1 bolt is worth 7 gold.

			Material prices used in base item calculations:
			*Ingot = 10
			*Bale = 5
			*Stack = 1
			*Bolt = 7

	===Ingredient Prices===		===Ingredient Prices===

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	*'''Threads:''' 1 Thread is worth 10 copper, 1 Reel is worth 1 gold, and 1 bolt is worth 7 gold.		*'''Threads:''' 1 Thread is worth 10 copper, 1 Reel is worth 1 gold, and 1 bolt is worth 7 gold.

	===~~Powders~~===		===Ingredient Prices===
	~~Used in both Alchemy and~~ Enchanting, ~~Powders are sold~~ by ~~the Mot~~ and ~~have~~ the ~~following prices:~~		*'''Gemstones:''' the [[MRPG Enchanting Ingredients#Gemstones\|gemstones]] from [[MRPG Enchanting]] each have a base value of 10gp, with a 1x modifier by rarity(quartz is worth 10, blood ruby is worth 20, and so on. The addition of an -Imbued property in the gem ads mox x 10 x base price, so a Fire-Imbued Quantum Crystal is worth 80x80 or 6,400 GP.

			'''Powders:''' Used in both Alchemy and Enchanting, Powders are sold by the Mot and have the following prices:
	*Powdered Opal - 40gp		*Powdered Opal - 40gp
	*Powdered Crystal - 10gp		*Powdered Crystal - 10gp
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	*Fire Lotus Dust - 30gp		*Fire Lotus Dust - 30gp
	*Powdered Ivory - 15gp		*Powdered Ivory - 15gp

	~~===Ingredient Prices===~~
	*'''Gemstones:''' the [[MRPG Enchanting Ingredients#Gemstones\|gemstones]] from [[MRPG Enchanting]] each have a base value of 10gp, with a 1x modifier by rarity(quartz is worth 10, blood ruby is worth 20, and so on. The addition of an -Imbued property in the gem ads mox x 10 x base price, so a Fire-Imbued Quantum Crystal is worth 80x80 or 6,400 GP.

	==Buying Things==		==Buying Things==

CourseDirector: /* Material Prices */

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Material Prices

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	*'''Chips:''' 1 Chip is worth 1 silver, 1 Strip is worth 8 silver, and 1 Stack is worth 40 silver.		*'''Chips:''' 1 Chip is worth 1 silver, 1 Strip is worth 8 silver, and 1 Stack is worth 40 silver.
	*'''Threads:''' 1 Thread is worth 10 copper, 1 Reel is worth 1 gold, and 1 bolt is worth 7 gold.		*'''Threads:''' 1 Thread is worth 10 copper, 1 Reel is worth 1 gold, and 1 bolt is worth 7 gold.

			===Powders===
			Used in both Alchemy and Enchanting, Powders are sold by the Mot and have the following prices:

			*Powdered Opal - 40gp
			*Powdered Crystal - 10gp
			*Diamond Dust - 100gp
			*Fire Lotus Dust - 30gp
			*Powdered Ivory - 15gp

	===Ingredient Prices===		===Ingredient Prices===

CourseDirector: /* Buying Things */

2015-10-12T17:53:59Z

Buying Things

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	In order to buy this finished sword, we have to do a little more math. Each enchantment adds to the price, but you would also have to pay for the individual enchantments, as well as all of the materials involved.		In order to buy this finished sword, we have to do a little more math. Each enchantment adds to the price, but you would also have to pay for the individual enchantments, as well as all of the materials involved.

	A bastard sword takes: 5 ingots, 1 bale, 2 stacks. The metal, in this case, is Orichalcum, with a modifier of 9. The base price of an ingot is 10, so orichalcum ingots cost 90gp each, or 450 for the metal. We didn't specify the wood or leather types, but let's assume the crafter went all out and used Runewood and Dragon leather. Bales are 5gp base, add the 3x Runewood modifier and you have 15gp. Stacks are worth 4gp base, so 20 for the x5 Dragon leather, or 40 total. This adds up to a material cost of ~~505gp~~.		A bastard sword takes: 5 ingots, 1 bale, 2 stacks. The metal, in this case, is Orichalcum, with a modifier of 9. The base price of an ingot is 10, so orichalcum ingots cost 90gp each, or 450 for the metal. But, they are also Fire Imbued, so times 3 is 1350. We didn't specify the wood or leather types, but let's assume the crafter went all out and used Runewood and Dragon leather. Bales are 5gp base, add the 3x Runewood modifier and you have 15gp. Stacks are worth 4gp base, so 20 for the x5 Dragon leather, or 40 total. This adds up to a material cost of 1405gp.

	Then		Then, we look at the enchantments.

	==Global Modifiers==		==Global Modifiers==

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	==Buying Things==		==Buying Things==
	Purchasing a finished item involves determining it's final price, as well as paying for any addons. In the sample above, we looked at a very nice sword with a total modifier of 82, or a value of ~~about 4500gp~~. This base price is what a shopkeeper or craftsman will pay you for it.		Purchasing a finished item involves determining it's final price, as well as paying for any addons. In the sample above, we looked at a very nice sword with a total modifier of 82, or a value of 4592gp. This base price is what a shopkeeper or craftsman will pay you for it.

	In order to buy this finished sword, we have to do a little more math. Each enchantment adds to the price, but you would also have to pay for the individual enchantments, as well as all of the materials involved.		In order to buy this finished sword, we have to do a little more math. Each enchantment adds to the price, but you would also have to pay for the individual enchantments, as well as all of the materials involved.

	A bastard sword takes: 5 ingots, 1 bale, 2 stacks. The metal, in this case, is Orichalcum, with a modifier of 9. The base price of an ingot is 10, so orichalcum ingots cost 90gp each, or 450 for the metal.		A bastard sword takes: 5 ingots, 1 bale, 2 stacks. The metal, in this case, is Orichalcum, with a modifier of 9. The base price of an ingot is 10, so orichalcum ingots cost 90gp each, or 450 for the metal. We didn't specify the wood or leather types, but let's assume the crafter went all out and used Runewood and Dragon leather. Bales are 5gp base, add the 3x Runewood modifier and you have 15gp. Stacks are worth 4gp base, so 20 for the x5 Dragon leather, or 40 total. This adds up to a material cost of 505gp.

			Then

	==Global Modifiers==		==Global Modifiers==

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	In order to buy this finished sword, we have to do a little more math. Each enchantment adds to the price, but you would also have to pay for the individual enchantments, as well as all of the materials involved.		In order to buy this finished sword, we have to do a little more math. Each enchantment adds to the price, but you would also have to pay for the individual enchantments, as well as all of the materials involved.

	A bastard sword takes: 5 ingots, 1 bale, 2 stacks. The metal, in this case, is Orichalcum,		A bastard sword takes: 5 ingots, 1 bale, 2 stacks. The metal, in this case, is Orichalcum, with a modifier of 9. The base price of an ingot is 10, so orichalcum ingots cost 90gp each, or 450 for the metal.

	==Global Modifiers==		==Global Modifiers==

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	==Buying Things==		==Buying Things==
	Purchasing a finished item involves determining it's final price, as well as paying for any addons.		Purchasing a finished item involves determining it's final price, as well as paying for any addons. In the sample above, we looked at a very nice sword with a total modifier of 82, or a value of about 4500gp. This base price is what a shopkeeper or craftsman will pay you for it.

			In order to buy this finished sword, we have to do a little more math. Each enchantment adds to the price, but you would also have to pay for the individual enchantments, as well as all of the materials involved.

			A bastard sword takes: 5 ingots, 1 bale, 2 stacks. The metal, in this case, is Orichalcum,

	==Global Modifiers==		==Global Modifiers==

CourseDirector: /* Buying Things */

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	==Buying Things==		==Buying Things==
			Purchasing a finished item involves determining it's final price, as well as paying for any addons.

	==Global Modifiers==		==Global Modifiers==

CourseDirector at 17:12, 12 October 2015

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	Item values are based on a Price x Modifier system.		Item values are based on a Price x Modifier system.

	==Equip Item prices==		==Determining Prices==
			===Equip Item prices===
	Items are valued according to numerous factors. Much like minimum levels, special properties contribute. Each item has a base-value. Each property a modifier associated with it. The modifiers are totaled up separately, then multiplied by the base value.		Items are valued according to numerous factors. Much like minimum levels, special properties contribute. Each item has a base-value. Each property a modifier associated with it. The modifiers are totaled up separately, then multiplied by the base value.

	===Material Modifiers===		====Material Modifiers====
	Material is the most important factor, as each type has it's own modifier:		Material is the most important factor, as each type has it's own modifier:

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	*Each Rune adds x1 to the value.		*Each Rune adds x1 to the value.

	===Exotic Properties===		====Exotic Properties====
	Exotic Properties, being very special and rare, have a huge impact on the cost of the item. Each exotic property adds a modifier, and the modifier is based on size.		Exotic Properties, being very special and rare, have a huge impact on the cost of the item. Each exotic property adds a modifier, and the modifier is based on size.

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	*Very Large and Immense - x5		*Very Large and Immense - x5

	===Plus Values===		====Plus Values====
	Because even a +1 has a significant impact on weapon damage, each + is an x3 modifier. So a +5 sword would be x15. This applies independently to the +1 gained from the item being Very Fine in quality(a +5 Very Fine weapon is actually +6, so a +5 Very Fine would have a modifier of x18).		Because even a +1 has a significant impact on weapon damage, each + is an x3 modifier. So a +5 sword would be x15. This applies independently to the +1 gained from the item being Very Fine in quality(a +5 Very Fine weapon is actually +6, so a +5 Very Fine would have a modifier of x18).

	===Examples===		====Examples====
	A '''Simple, Fire-Imbued Pigleather Vest'''		A '''Simple, Fire-Imbued Pigleather Vest'''
	*Modifiers: Simple x1, -Imbued x1, Pigleather x0.		*Modifiers: Simple x1, -Imbued x1, Pigleather x0.
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	**Total Value: Base Price 56gp X 82 = 4592		**Total Value: Base Price 56gp X 82 = 4592

	==Material Prices==		===Material Prices===
	The base price of raw materials is based on the smallest posible unit, and uses the same multiplier as the materials tables above. If the material modifier is x0, then the price goes unmodified.		The base price of raw materials is based on the smallest posible unit, and uses the same multiplier as the materials tables above. If the material modifier is x0, then the price goes unmodified.

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	*'''Threads:''' 1 Thread is worth 10 copper, 1 Reel is worth 1 gold, and 1 bolt is worth 7 gold.		*'''Threads:''' 1 Thread is worth 10 copper, 1 Reel is worth 1 gold, and 1 bolt is worth 7 gold.

	==Ingredient Prices==		===Ingredient Prices===
	*'''Gemstones:''' the [[MRPG Enchanting Ingredients#Gemstones\|gemstones]] from [[MRPG Enchanting]] each have a base value of 10gp, with a 1x modifier by rarity(quartz is worth 10, blood ruby is worth 20, and so on. The addition of an -Imbued property in the gem ads mox x 10 x base price, so a Fire-Imbued Quantum Crystal is worth 80x80 or 6,400 GP.		*'''Gemstones:''' the [[MRPG Enchanting Ingredients#Gemstones\|gemstones]] from [[MRPG Enchanting]] each have a base value of 10gp, with a 1x modifier by rarity(quartz is worth 10, blood ruby is worth 20, and so on. The addition of an -Imbued property in the gem ads mox x 10 x base price, so a Fire-Imbued Quantum Crystal is worth 80x80 or 6,400 GP.

			==Buying Things==

	==Global Modifiers==		==Global Modifiers==

CourseDirector: /* Examples */

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Examples

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	*Modifiers: Very Fine x5, Mercule x3, Orichalcum x9, -Imbued x3, +8 and Very Fine x27, Enchantments x18, runes x17.		*Modifiers: Very Fine x5, Mercule x3, Orichalcum x9, -Imbued x3, +8 and Very Fine x27, Enchantments x18, runes x17.
	**Total Modidier: x82		**Total Modidier: x82
			**Total Value: Base Price 56gp X 82 = 4592

	==Material Prices==		==Material Prices==