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is there a way to figure out how much of an item a npc has? because they don't tell you how much they buy for so if someone just sold a bunch of items to a npc and you wanted to also, right after, you wouldnt even know what the real price of the product is because you would think what he is giving you is it, when in reality it could be sold for a lot more.

As long as the "How much do you pay for xyz" doesn't work, you simply have to sell your things and hope for good luck, but its getting damm stupid, when all these crafterchars steal from every merchant and you as a figther can't even sell one thing, not even a simple dagger, I hate that, its unfair.

Pellandria wrote:As long as the "How much do you pay for xyz" doesn't work, you simply have to sell your things and hope for good luck, but its getting damm stupid, when all these crafterchars steal from every merchant and you as a figther can't even sell one thing, not even a simple dagger, I hate that, its unfair.

Fighters get cash easily, crafters have to bleed for it.

Don't complain.

Hadrian_Abela wrote:

Pellandria wrote:As long as the "How much do you pay for xyz" doesn't work, you simply have to sell your things and hope for good luck, but its getting damm stupid, when all these crafterchars steal from every merchant and you as a figther can't even sell one thing, not even a simple dagger, I hate that, its unfair.

Fighters get cash easily, crafters have to bleed for it.

Don't complain.

mages xD

Are you kidding me, playing a figther takes much more time then playing a crafter, when I see that a dwarf sells his 50 twohandswords for 18silvers and then see how long an figther takes to get this kind of money, then I think you don't play a figther do you?
Crafting has never the danger of being hurt or get killed nor do the most need to walk very far away, we have a mine right next to trollsbane so miner get their stuff easy, we got several woods around the town aswell, so lumberjacker too get fast money, its all pretty easy for crafter and don't come with the sh*** that figthers can gain money easy and becoming a mage in these time takes forever too.

Pellandria wrote:Are you kidding me, playing a figther takes much more time then playing a crafter, when I see that a dwarf sells his 50 twohandswords for 18silvers and then see how long an figther takes to get this kind of money, then I think you don't play a figther do you?
Crafting has never the danger of being hurt or get killed nor do the most need to walk very far away, we have a mine right next to trollsbane so miner get their stuff easy, we got several woods around the town aswell, so lumberjacker too get fast money, its all pretty easy for crafter and don't come with the sh*** that figthers can gain money easy and becoming a mage in these time takes forever too.

PLUS: as a mage you have no possibility to gain money at the moment. well you can bitch around... or you can do tricks on the street... or you can summon a demon and let him dance in town and beg people to donate something for a poor mage and his tame demon... or you can sell your soul to a dwarf... or you can summon a sheep, ask someone to get its wool, kill him, rob him and sell the wool.. oh wait, I shouldn't have told that.

Pellandria wrote:Are you kidding me, playing a figther takes much more time then playing a crafter, when I see that a dwarf sells his 50 twohandswords for 18silvers and then see how long an figther takes to get this kind of money, then I think you don't play a figther do you?

For a dwarf to get 50 twohandedswords he would have spent hours and hours mining, then smelting it and losing half of it, and going to mine again ect.

By the tyme you get to make anything of value...

[back to topic, please]

If i (whats a verb for carpenter?) something that requires thread, like a bow or arrow, do i get skill for tailoring too? and does tailoring play a role on if i will be succesfull?

No you don't get a skill for tailoring

Wyrda wrote:If i (whats a verb for carpenter?) something that requires thread, like a bow or arrow, do i get skill for tailoring too? and does tailoring play a role on if i will be succesfull?

Fletching [verb: fletch]

Thats the word. But you use the carpentry skill.

I disagree. I think the word is carpent, because fletching refers only the archery equipment I believe, not fishing rods and other items that require thread.

Fletching DOES refer to bows only, bows and arrows.

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The 'best' word, is 'crafts' for in general there ... you can use it for everything

does carpentry determine what kind of branch you saw or does lumberjacking?

You can't create good things out of bad ressources.

i know but when you saw a branch, it has quality, does that come from carpentry or lumberjacking?

carpentry

is there a way to figure out your specific skill? i have read some people referring to level 20 in crafts, they said something like you can gain exp off this till lvl 20.

I guess there are only seeable "levels" in things you can create, like carpentry, smithing, backing and so on, skills who actually have no produce line, like mining, lumberjacking and farming are jsut "getting better" means you can mine better things, get more wood out of a tree or plant plants better, so you get more seeds and so on. Oh and you could press f8 to see how good your skill is already.

use F8...
if your skill shows bright yellow, you're beginning to become average.

Wyrda wrote:is there a way to figure out your specific skill? i have read some people referring to level 20 in crafts, they said something like you can gain exp off this till lvl 20.

Either their calculating the swirlies

Or the new items they can produce

Either way, they're not supposed to

It used to go like this:

>>William Elderberry<< would have said:
Markous, what's my pervestigatio?
Manuel would have said after a 6 hour pause:
28% (or something)

There is a way to use paint to get the stats of your skills.

I would tell you how to determine your exact skill level..

But i cannot be bothered.

Your not meant to know anyway.

its really not that important to me. i was just wondering because he said it and i never saw actual levels so i was confused

Where can I find the trader Gru'shub?

A town.

Ruben van Mjellheim wrote:Where can I find the trader Gru'shub?

Sounds like an orc, gms are racist so they do not add orc traders...just ones you give axes. Like all orcs have some axe fetish...pff.

But if he is a player he might be around Troll's Bane...

Why is it that all the stuff that i craft is bad? the bet i got i think is average and my dex is 20

Depends on your skill

Dexterity helps, but you need to have some good skill to be able to craft anything worthwile

How do you save and show a discription of your char?