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For the first part of the tradetips type: help tradetips1
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The value of a product can be increased by upgrading. To take a simple
  
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example: any kind of grain can be ground to flour in a mill. Grapes and olives
  
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# The Trader may not always want the same item.
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can also be pressed into wine and oil.
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#; because you have traded with a mob before, don't assume that it will
 
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#; for it. Some of the Traders, for instance the Innkeepers and the
 
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#; Traders, will always pay a fixed price for the same product. But
 
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#; often the reward from a Trader for a specific item will drop drastically
 
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# The price may not always be the same.
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Even though you can trade the basic products in a few places, naturally the  
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#; is defined by supply and demand and many mobs will ask for new things
 
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#; each delivery. They might accept the first product you gave them again,
 
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#; if they do, it's usually to a much lower price. Usually they will ask for
 
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#; new product instead. Also you might get a different price for the same
 
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#; from different Traders. And even our Traders can be in a bad mood and
 
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#; less for the items at times.
 
  
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# Don't try to cheat the Traders.
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flour, wine and oil will fetch a better price than the grain, grapes and
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#; try to get advantages and avoid playerflags by using charmies to do the
 
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#; Most of the Traders react very badly to this. Not only will they
 
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#; your minion - (and in some cases you to) - on the spot, but attempts like
 
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#; will keep you out of some very profitable trading opportunities.
 
  
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See also: [[TRADEVALUE]]  [[TRADESUPPLY]]  [[TRADEPOINTS]]  [[TRADETIPS1]]  
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olives.
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Flour, wine and oil, together with various other things, can also be
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ingredients of things like potions, pastries or snacks, which in turn will
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fetch a price that is substantially higher than the separate products combined
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* IF you find the right buyer.
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See also: [[TRADESUPPLY]]  [[TRADEDEMAND]]  [[TRADEPOINTS]]  [[TRADETIPS1]] [[TRADETIPS2]]  
  
 
See also: [[CURRENCY]]  [[PROFESSIONS]]
 
See also: [[CURRENCY]]  [[PROFESSIONS]]

Latest revision as of 17:30, 13 July 2017

TRADEVALUE

The value of a product can be increased by upgrading. To take a simple

example: any kind of grain can be ground to flour in a mill. Grapes and olives

can also be pressed into wine and oil.

Even though you can trade the basic products in a few places, naturally the

flour, wine and oil will fetch a better price than the grain, grapes and

olives.

Flour, wine and oil, together with various other things, can also be

ingredients of things like potions, pastries or snacks, which in turn will

fetch a price that is substantially higher than the separate products combined

  • IF you find the right buyer.

See also: TRADESUPPLY TRADEDEMAND TRADEPOINTS TRADETIPS1 TRADETIPS2

See also: CURRENCY PROFESSIONS

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