NPC shops

No merchant in the game has a price table of its own. The server calculates the value of each piece on the spot, from its drop level, its refining and the options it carries. That is why the same armor costs more when it comes with luck, and that is why two items with similar names can be ten times apart in price.

• 1/3of the buy price is what a sale pays
• +25%on the price if the piece has luck
• +60%if it has additional option +4
• ×2per excellent option

How the price is calculated

For weapons, shields and armor the server starts from the drop level in the definition, adds three per level of refining, and applies the formula below. The modifiers come in that order, each one on top of the previous result.

dropLevel = item drop level + (3 × refining)
price     = ((dropLevel + 40) × dropLevel² / 8) + 100

one-handed weapon or shield   × 0.80
item with skill               × 2.50
luck                          × 1.25
additional option +4          × 1.60
option +8 / +12 / +16         × 2.4 / × 3.8 / × 6.6
each excellent option         × 2

Scrolls and orbs escape the formula: on them the price is a number stored in the item definition, and that is why the Skill Master prices are round. Jewels escape it too, with a fixed reference value. Potions use the square of the base value.

Lorencia

Devias

Noria

Elvenland

Outside the four towns

The basics, with prices

The Potion Girl shop is the same everywhere, and it is where the prices you pay every day live. The values below are per unit.

The class shops

Five merchants were rewritten to cover the start of each class. Everything they sell comes out at +3, with luck and additional option +4, which is already a decent start and explains why the price is above what you would expect from a town item. The stated rule is simple: the server sells the first step, the rest you earn in the field.

The mid and high tier shops

Eo, Izabel, Zienna and Bolo sell above the first step. They are the bridge between what the server hands you ready and what only drops in the field.

• Skill MasterThe buyable skills, in all four towns.
• ZenCaps, repairs and the cost of what you always pay for.
• Chaos MachineWhat you craft instead of buying.