For sale:

[Deiwos]

For sale:
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Mahogany Longbow // +2 attack bonus,
lvlreq:10
10.000gp  

Mahogany Heavy Crossbow // +2 attack bonus,
lvlreq:10
10.000gp

Mahogny pipe  
1000 gp

Admantium Long sword  //+ 1d6 cold Lvlreq:14
40.000gp

Iron Great Axe // +1d8 cold +1d4 against undead  and shapeshifters
Lvlreq:15
50.000gp

[Gunther]

20,000 for the longsword

[Deiwos]

//That is what the "lens " says so ..

[muaddib]

//the sword alone sells for that much

[Deiwos]

// *sighs*  Thanks

[Aragon]

// I suggest you look at Zero's rough Pricing guide.  A 1d8 enchantment runs about 25k, 1d6 enchantment about 20k.  A +2 weapon will go for about 15 -20k.  So as you can see your prices are extremely low.

[Deiwos]

//you are absolutley right. Thanks ..
But ..   I have to say that " I think" there is no market for used enchanted weapons at the same price as a rod and a weapon separte ..  

[Gunther]

Ack...Alright then...If its worth 40k then I'll offer 40k.  Guess I better get to gathering those eggs for sale.

[Serissa]

I think that the problem with a used, expensive weapon is that there is no way to know its breakage status--how many of the allowed 10 errant hits at ore or trees or whatever have been used.
  Is this correct, or have I got it muddled?

[Talan Va'lash]

Serissa - 1/8/2006  7:03 AM    I think that the problem with a used, expensive weapon is that there is no way to know its breakage status--how many of the allowed 10 errant hits at ore or trees or whatever have been used.
  Is this correct, or have I got it muddled?
 

 Not really that.  Its that a sword and a rod sold seperately will be able to bring a better price than a rod already on a sword since there is more demand for the items individually.  There may be 50 people who want an adamantium longsword, but maybe only 5 of those want an adamantium longsword with that specific enchantment.  Some might want a different element, some might want to put a lower level enchantment on it so they can meet the level req, some might want to put a stronger one on it.  in the same way, there may be 50 people who want a cold rod III, but only say.. 2 that are going to put said rod on a longsword.  The others all use different weapons.  Using this completely hypothetical example, I have a pool of 50 people for each item if I sell them seperately that ALL want the items, driving up the price.  However, if they're together, there are only 7 people that want it and that doesnt put pressure on buyers to be willing to offer the full price so someone else doesnt get it.  My advice (and what I do myself in this situation) is just wait for the right person for the sword.  Its your characters old sword, probably has at least some sentimental value... Talan was never in a hurry to part with his old weapons for this reason, and when he was going to he wanted to make sure they would have a good home.  Someone that would value them... at their FULL price. hehe  So... in conclusion... I forget why I wrote this, so I hope it answers whatever question I was trying to answer, and stayed on topic.  -TV

[Deiwos]

// Thank you Talan , this is exactly my point considering " that there is no market for enchanted weapons""
and you are right about finding the right purchaser If you dont need the gold at once.    
 ( but this does not give me the right go give itemms away, I know)

About the sentimental value for Deiwos - none, he never even used it. .