Trade, personal shop and vault
How to trade with other players, open your personal shop, use the market and store items in your vault.
Trading between players
- Walk up to the other player and request a trade (click on them and pick the trade option).
- Each of you puts items and zen on your side.
- Both of you press OK and confirm. If anyone changes something, the OK is cleared.
The trade window has a chat to negotiate without leaving it and a summary of what you give and get before you confirm.
With /re off you reject all trade and party requests; with /re on you accept them again.
Market
From the game's Market button you list an item so anyone can buy it, even while you're offline.
- Prices are set in Jewel of Bless, Jewel of Soul or Jewel of Chaos.
- The market keeps 5 % of each sale.
- What you earn goes to your inventory. If it's full, it waits for you and you get it when you open the market or log in.
- To buy, the jewels must be in your inventory.
- Quest items can't be listed.
- You can also buy from 99bforever.online/mercado with your account out of the game: you pick which character receives it, the jewels come from that character's inventory and the item lands there.
Personal shop
You can open a shop on your character and set zen prices for your items. Other players see it above your character and can buy without you being at the PC (as long as your character stays online).
Vault
The vault belongs to the account: all your characters share it. A free account has 2 vaults and a VIP one has 5. You can store zen too. See First steps.
What can't be dropped, and selling price
- Wings and the Cape of Lord can't be dropped on the ground (you can still sell, trade and store them).
- NPCs buy items at a third of their purchase price, minus wear: if the item is worn, up to 60% is taken off depending on the durability it's missing. Repairing it before selling raises the price.
- Wear doesn't lower the price of potions, fruits, the Wizards Ring, the Scroll of Archangel, the Blood Bone, the Invisibility Cloak, Rena, the Lost Map or the Symbol of Kundun, nor of fixed-price items.