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The rarity makes it have 10 slots at a quality of 90, a normal one would need a quality of 99 for 10 slots.

Auctioning this rare, 90ql, that is 10-slot toolbelt! [An ingenious system of pockets, pouches, hooks and holes designed to keep a wide array of common tools. This is a very rare and interesting version of the item. It could be improved with some leather. Starting bid: 4s Increment (minimum): 25c Reserve: No. Buyout: 8s No sniper protection, private bids not accepted.

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First off, I'm quite happy with the idea of making/sharing maps, just for the fun of it, and to note down/share directions to places. Being able to describe the location of a deed, rift, mine entrance etc. by coping a map from my atlas, marking it there and sending the copy by mail... I'd like that. Or marking out larger terraforming projects on ingame maps, to coordinate efforts... Storing maps of some areas, coming back years later, make new maps and compare changes... and yes, tie it in with treasure maps, locations of goblin camps or holy sites... lots of fun ahread. After a short test, mostly just the of the surveying, here my first nitpicky remarks: Overall, walking the area, checking different points, using the dioptra, making notes, it does feel a lot like surveying. I did't mid refilling the pen, just a tad of realism I didn't much like the pointing icons for the direction towards the starting spot/survey spot, though. It feels disjointed with the text messages we get in other areas, like "very far ahead of you to your right", it misses the distance part, and feels more like just following a pointer than thinking about the directions and figuring out the spot yourself. Connected to that, I like the idea of going back and forth between landmarks, high and low points in the area, but the actual survey points (especially when improving the survey) don't seem to be at local maxima or minima in height, but rather random highish or lowish points in the area, again making them hard/impossible to find while looking at the land yourself, so just relying on the icons/glowing spots, and not on the "physical" shape of the area. Also swimming into the ocean to reach a survey spot seems weird, following/mapping the actual coast line would make more sense to me. tl;dr: Surveying the area, checking different points, is a nice start for the mapping system. I'd prefer more detailed textual directions to actual geographic features over following glowy quest pointers to random points. P.S. Having the completed, but improvable map giving some information about improving it seems like a good idea.

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Auctioning this rare, highly enchanted saddle, so that your horse may start to fly! A leather saddle complete with a girth and stirrups. This is a very rare and interesting version of the item. It could be improved with some leather. Wind of Ages has been cast on it, so it will be quicker to use. [100] Starting bid: 15 s Increment (minimum): 1 s Reserve: No. Buyout: 30 s No sniper protection, private bids not accepted.

Dear Wurmians and Wurmettes, Carvers, Fletchers, Bowyers, Toymakers, Whittlers and Fine Carpenters! Today we bring you an absolute premium item, a highly enchanted rare carving knife! At a quality of 90, it comes with 90 WoA and 100 CoC! Starting bid: 8,5s min. Increment: 0,5s Buyout: 14s No reserve, no sniper protection, private buyout only. Now come forth and bid, for the finest carpentry tool available! Buyer pays CoD from Independence for any bid below 10s.

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Dear Wurmettes and Wurmians, today we bring you anextraordinary auction of a set of horse shoes at 92 OCD. 92 OCD, you may ask, what is that supposed to meran? Well, this set of four horshe shoes comes at a quality of 92 each, and an enchantment of WoA of 92 each. Which in turn makes the average quality 92, and also the average enchant 92 Therefore, it is not only at an awesome quality, but also very pleasing to anyone who likes a certain order and neatness to groups of things. To suitably deal with a set of items like this, bids will need to be multiples of 92c. Starting bid will be 7.36s (8 times 92c), then it goes on in increments of 92c. (8.28s, 9.2s, 10.12s, and so on) Buyout is 13.8s (15 times 92c) And of course the auction will run for 92 hours! No reserve, no sniper protection, no private bids, but private buyout allowed. Now go, get yout favourite horse a match of awesome shoes. Happy bidding!

Hey, nice to see your bids. Would you like your diamond sent right now, or should we wait to see wether you get the other items as well?

Congratulations! The gauntlet has been sent to Deathwind, pleasure doing business.

Hello, fellow wurmians, and welcome to the auction house. This time the following items are up: 1. a rare bow, ql80, maplewood starting bid 1s, buyout 5s 2. a rare diamond, ql66 starting bid 3s, buyout 6s 3. a rare chain sleeve, iron, ql92, 81 AosP starting bid 3s, buyout 6s 4. a rare chain gauntlet, copper, ql92, 71 AosP starting bid 1s, buyout 3s Miimum increment for each is 50c, no reserve, no sniper protection. Happy Bidding!

Started the registration proces, mail verification went fine. Then I saw the list of data required to get to a status where I'd actually be able to buy or sell. More personal info than I'm willing to give away to test any service online. End of the line for me, sorry.