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![]() Recently saw a wand of allure for sale on a merchant. As I needed to replace my own empty wand, I first checked the number of charges on the item in the window, and upon seeing it was fully (3) charged, paid 250p to purchase it.
When I checked it in my inventory, however, the wand was empty of charges. Immediately resold for 9p. Fail. | ||
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#2
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![]() Working as intended. There's more to it than that, you just did it in the wrong order.
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#3
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![]() I think you have to sell the one with zero charges first. At least that's the way it worked on live.
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#4
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![]() Quote:
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1. Sell a fully charged item to an NPC. 2. Sell one or more partially charged/uncharged items of the same kind. 3. Buy them all back fully charged. (really you should only sell a few at a time to prevent losing them all to a bug or another player.) It's very simple. All items you sell to an NPC merchant stack in their inventory. When an NPC adds an item with charges to a stack of items in their inventory, it assumes the charge count of the stack. If any stacked potions weren't expendable, PCs could do this too..(!) | ||||
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#5
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![]() That's how it works.
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#6
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It was implied in the OP that the one showing as fully charged was already on the vendor. What the OP did not mention was selling a partially charged item first. That's I was explaining to the OP that he has to first sell the one with missing charges. | |||
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#7
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![]() I like the Cleric of Abundant Food better sig better than your last one.
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#8
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![]() Quote:
Thank you sir... I had many options for level 34 but Cleric of Valor and Cleric of Superior Healing sounded so lame. [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] My bread might be burnt... but it's free damn it! | |||
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