6x perfect dagger

[The Ponzzz]

What's the going rate on these? I've never bought/sold one. Only have had one through trades. Thanks!

[Suppa Hobbit Mage]

is it steel, or a magical metal?

[The Ponzzz]

Steel, but once it has an enchant, isn't it all the same?

[Lord Nelek]

People will pay more for a magical metal though.

[The Ponzzz]

Well that's just odd. Steel is sexy. so is iron. Regardless, what is the going rate then?

[Suppa Hobbit Mage]

I'm not sure how true it is, but rumor is steel enchanted weapons will not be as nice as "magic" metal weapons. Why would anyone even use a magic metal to forge with, were that the case?

[The Ponzzz]

Because back in the day wizard enchanted things could not be blessed which made vultite have some use. Now, it doesn't, unless you favor vultite.

[Donquix]

that "rumor" is basically the forging alliance who want to keep coming up with a reason for people to pay 4m for a perfect 4x dagger. No one has said anything else to the contrary.

[Insodus]

I think last one I saw was a +32 perfect imflass greataxe for 12m or so.

So +30, steel, and dagger base would probably be less. Maybe 8?

[wellington]

Yeah... me personally, I prefer steel. I actually like having gear that "looks newbie" but is mage-enchanted. (Helps that it's also cheaper since I have an enchanter myself.)

One of my characters is running around with a 4x "wooden shield". No joke.

I'm in the market for superior / perfect forged steel longswords actually.... and I prefer them unenchanted. whitestar77@earthlink.net ...

[thefarmer]

Yeah... me personally, I prefer steel. I actually like having gear that "looks newbie" but is mage-enchanted. (Helps that it's also cheaper since I have an enchanter myself.)

One of my characters is running around with a 4x "wooden shield". No joke.

I'm in the market for superior / perfect forged steel longswords actually.... and I prefer them unenchanted. whitestar77@earthlink.net ...

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