Dodgy Ring +10 Dodge Bonus, +7 DEX, +6 AGI, +3 Perception Bonus

[gilchristr]

I think recharge cost is connected to bard sung value, so if you could do the loresong value that would probably give some idea of the recharge cost

[Hobbitstomp]

It's worth 650k.

[gilchristr]

Hmm, I just bought an enhancive wth a 200k bard sung value and the seller told me it was 10k BP to recharge. Maybe I was wrong about bard value correlating to recharge cost

[adred]

22m

[dex]

25m

[beldar17]

30 mil

[Hobbitstomp]

Several big fish have been asking about a buyout. I didn't set one originally because I had no idea what something like this would be worth on the open market. I'm going to let it sit another day and then I'll consider.

[SimDawg]

Several big fish have been asking about a buyout. I didn't set one originally because I had no idea what something like this would be worth on the open market. I'm going to let it sit another day and then I'll consider.

I'd offer a buyout except I don't have the silver for it. I'm wondering if you're accepting electronically delivered cash money.

That said I'll bid 35m.

[Goat]

Recharge cost is function of the enhancives, crumbly/persists, and jewelry/advguild/other.

A single-value enhancive has a recharge cost of a constant times a seed 1 of the stat or skill bonus (seed 2 for bonus to bonus). The constant is roughly proportional to impact of skill/stat. Climb is low, combat maneuvers is high.
A multi-value enhancive has a recharge cost equal to the sum of the single-value recharge costs.

Or something like that.

http://forum.gsplayers.com/showthrea...light=recharge

[Archigeek]

You should never take a buyout in a situation like this, where you have several bidders already exceeding any likely price for an enhancive these days, unless of course someone is offering you twice the current high bid or something. Let them bid, your big fish are already in the pond.