does anyone have these?

PM me or post here with whachu want for it.

I spent a good hour today trying to find a house add-on deed vendor with little luck. The only vendor I could find only had flour mills and training dummies. I'm guessing it hasn't been stocked in a while, heh heh

If you make House add-on deeds, please let me know. I've got a sizable order for you.

Thanks,

Varak

• All Christmas mobs have been removed. Santa and the vendor will stay around until New Years day.
  
• Capped inactive regen rate of mana at 1 per second.
  
• You can now rename and color BOD books in the Options/Filter menu.
  
• BOD books are now always 1 item.
  
• BOD books are no longer blessed.
  
• Rewards of more than 2k gold from BODs will go straight to your bank.
  
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Not an auction.

Santa's gloves (1 available):
50 plat
OR
1 patio deed

Elvish gloves (3 available):
10 plat
OR
30k

Available while supplies last.

I have Bucs Den, Nujel'm, Minoc, Occlo, and Jhelom.. I need to buy the others.. PM me with what ya have and what you are asking for it.. thanks!

Starting bid 40 plat

Yea, it's true, a silver steed found its way to my stable and now my stable boy have too many beasts to care for so he have to go.

I will start the bidding at 100 plat
No reserve
Only accept plat

B/O = 300 plat

Auction will end as the clock strike new year local time (CET +1)

Will not accept bids increased with less than 5 plat starting from 180


Happy bidding

Selling charges 

10 platinum / 40k per charge  

How it works: You give me payment plus items you want to be hued, and preferably a screenshot of the dye tub colors you want selected. If screenshots are too much trouble, just the hue # will work; I should be able to find it relatively easy. I realize this is my first forum post and I'm rather new to the server. With that said, I believe a number of people here will attest that I'm completely trustworthy.

I did a quick down and dirty analysis of blacksmithing to plan out my approach from 87-GM, and thought I would share it with the shard. I consider this a tool, and not a guide. It provides different points of measure, but isn’t in the business of telling you what to make and when. It’s a tool to help you decide what YOU should make and at what times YOU want to switch over.
 
Smithing differs significantly from others shards primarily because other shards I’ve played on had different smelting outcomes. There were two primary goals I am trying to balance. First I want to maximize my chances of a skill gain per attempt. Second, I want to lose as little ingots as possible in that attempt.

It’s all assumptions and math, so let’s get the assumptions over with:

1. It’s widely known the crafting disciplines give the best gains per attempt when you have a 60-80% chance of making the item. I’ve seen nothing on this shard that would make me believe differently. So we will move forward with the intention of keeping the items we make in that range.
   
2. Smelting seems to vary widely on shards. I’m not sure what’s right. I’ve tried making and smelting a lot of different things. It seems I get around a 60% return rate regardless of the item. I did discover two items that give really low returns (I am guessing a bug), but nearly everything seemed to smelt back at the 60% rate with 100 mining (not sure if that impacts the result here). I haven’t tried plate arms or plate gloves at this time, so there is a chance their smelt rates may be very low so just check it before you set off a long macro.
   
3. I used the success change rates off of stratics. I’m hoping they are similar here.
   
4. I am at 87. I started the analysis at 85 but the things to make prior seem to be the same for every shard Cutlass, Kryss, Katana, and Short Spear.  Basically you are using the lowest ingot usage item that gives good gain (the whole point of this guide).
   
5. I am making no adjustments for power hour, as I assume it would impact all items equally. I have no familiarity with the actual calculation, so I didn’t include it in the analysis. Since the goal is to get to GM with as little ingot usage as possible, doing all or most of your grinding during power hour is highly recommended.  
   

1. I’d like to understand precisely how “power hour” affects gains in both successes and failures. If it is the same, then the numbers above hold true. If power hour impacts them differently, we could certainly add in power hour effects to refine the analysis. For instance if you only get the power hour bonus on successes, then you would see a dramatic shift toward high success rate items. I know that’s not true, but differences in treatment would cause the need for an update.
   
2. We could do some indepth work on smelting. I only ran 5-10 of each just to see. Each smelt only varied by 1 so the range of variance is pretty small. A short spear might give me 3 ingots twice and 4 ingots twice. So I didn’t go too deeply into determining  what the “true” impact of smelting is. I just assumed an average of 3.5. The smelt rate of 60% if different wouldn’t change much. However, if smelt rates were different for the various items, it would definitely affect which items you make at which point. Another shard (not to be named here) had a 90% smelt rate on some weapons, with a 60% smelt rate on most armor. Spears were used all the way up to 99 where they stop giving exp to great effect. Smelting rates matter quite a bit if you are trying to use the least amount of ingots.
   
3. This guide assumes you smelt everything. You’ll want to sell some to generate BOD’s. Sale price was not considered at all in this analysis, but could greatly impact what you make. Incorporating average prices would be a good improvement, but very lengthy and time consuming.
   
4. Obviously if I could get the skill gain rates, by success rate % we could figure out what is best to make right down to the .1 skill gain levelJ. I doubt we’ll see that information and will have to rely on this guide, our “feel”, and other anecdotal evidence (other GM smith’s experience). Who really wants that anyway? You’ve got to have a little mystery to keep you on your toes…