Bloodriven Village Shops

[JackWhisper]

That's an interesting thought, Don. Someone should ask.

And having 10 1750 pins... yeah holy crap that'd be insane.

[RSR]

a heavy dark grey spell book (4500)
On the grey spell book you see
(1603) Faith's Clarity
(1306) Illusionary Decoy
(1607) Rejuvenation
(1618) Crusade
(1619) Faith Shield

Pretty sure that one was pulled and isn't available anymore.

[Herachio]

A sales clerk says, "A slit-pupiled citrine quartz pin will cost 15000 Duskruin Arena bloodscrip to purchase."

They already raised the price on the Fash Gift pin twice. First it was 7500, then 10000, now it's 15000.

[Tei]

thanks, updated

[JackWhisper]

A sales clerk says, "A slit-pupiled citrine quartz pin will cost 15000 Duskruin Arena bloodscrip to purchase."

They already raised the price on the Fash Gift pin twice. First it was 7500, then 10000, now it's 15000.

And that is now fucking stupid.

[MrMortimur]

(1306) Illusionary Decoy

Oh look, a teaser for savants!

[Herachio]

The scrolls are unlockable, infusable, and come with 40 charges per spell off-the-shelf. The values of the scrolls are as follows:


a gilt-edged white spell book 750,000
a glittering silver spell book 500,000
an embossed dark gold spell book 400,000
a silver-edged purple spell book 375,000
a blood-stained crimson spell book 475,000
a ivy-traced green spell book 275,000

[everan]

And that is now fucking stupid.

I have to agree. At 7,500 I think I would have gone for this, at 15k? meh. This is just a utility for me, I lose all my outside spells in the rift anyway. Maybe they could add some of those unlocking keys, those are handy when I'm hunting.

[Palcron]

A sales clerk says, "A slit-pupiled citrine quartz pin will cost 15000 Duskruin Arena bloodscrip to purchase."

They already raised the price on the Fash Gift pin twice. First it was 7500, then 10000, now it's 15000.

More a curiosity than anything, but is it possible that they actually planned ahead and set it up to increase in cost for every x number sold, largely to prevent someone stockpiling five or ten of them?

[Viekn]

More a curiosity than anything, but is it possible that they actually planned ahead and set it up to increase in cost for every x number sold, largely to prevent someone stockpiling five or ten of them?

But then what about the person who comes along who hasn't bought any yet and has to pay triple the original price because someone else bought 5?