Ceremonial Family Sword - Guild Wars Forums

MagmaRed · Oct 11, 2008, 08:34 PM // 20:34

So, I completed the quest that uses this item a long time ago. However, I recently saw a stack of them (250) being sold on the Auction site here on Guru. In fact, there were/are several stacks being sold, all by the same person. Even more strange, is this is a well known Guru Auction user, one most people have either bought/sold with, or at least seen his auctions.

The auction listed details about the item, with links to wiki. It states that you cannot sell them to a merchant and cannot be salvaged. Since you can only complete the quest with a character once, which only gives skills for a reward (no money or items), what would be the point in byuing these? I asked in the auction page, and got a VERY vague answer that seemed to be hiding from a real answer. Is there a point to buying/having these? What would someone do with 250 to make them worth 200g each? Since 50k is only the starting bid, what would make them worth even more?

http://www.guildwarsguru.com/auction...ion_id=1236151

Not sure I want to buy them, or ever wanted to. I am sure, however, I want to know why ANYONE would want to. Any ideas?

Question and answer I posted/received:

Q: As posted in your own item description, this has no use outside of one quest. Why would someone want to purchase 250 of an item they can only use once? Why would they pay more than 100g for each in the first place?

A: I keep trying to explain the unlimited uses and possibilities of this item and players keep ignoring the hints and explinations i have already made over 100k on these items and have no further use for them Please attempt to use your imigination on the several DOZEN uses these items can be put to other than the Obvious Rudhraighe

isamu kurosawa · Oct 11, 2008, 08:40 PM // 20:40

The answer lies here:

"The inventory icon looks like a Fiery Dragon Sword"

Scamming.

psycore · Oct 11, 2008, 08:59 PM // 20:59

Got me stumped....

Stinks to high heaven though, im inclined to agree with isamu.

tuna-fish_sushi · Oct 11, 2008, 09:11 PM // 21:11

Selling them to beginners saything they are very rare :P

ALF71BE · Oct 11, 2008, 09:14 PM // 21:14

Collecting them must have been such a boring grind.

Age · Oct 11, 2008, 09:18 PM // 21:18

Yeah me to and 250 of them that means that someone made a Prophecies char 250 times or bought them.It is only good for a quest and can not be equiped.

http://guildwars.wikia.com/wiki/Ceremonial_Family_Sword

Miska Bow · Oct 11, 2008, 09:22 PM // 21:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by Age

Yeah me to and 250 of them that means that someone made a Prophecies char 250 times or bought them.It is only good for a quest and can not be equiped.

http://guildwars.wikia.com/wiki/Ceremonial_Family_Sword

-takes quest.
-finds sword.
-abandon quest.
-retakes quest

wash, rince, repeat.

I agree, this smell like rotten *** from a mile away.

joshuarodger · Oct 11, 2008, 09:28 PM // 21:28

in the link you gave, magma, he basically answers you question with his first answer.

Question
Sorry, but all I seee is you saying "I can't tell you how I scam". If it is so obvious, why not share? Looks like an FDS, so sell it to a noob?
Answer
that would be innappropriate and a very bad thing to do almost as bad as betting players that you have a stack of 250 dragon swords...

he probably bets people that he has a stack of dragon swords and then actually gets people to pay him when he puts that stack in the trade window

Kerwyn Nasilan · Oct 11, 2008, 09:46 PM // 21:46

Isn't it obvious, it is for settling e-peen fights, imagine there surprise as you pull out your stack of swords.

"I AM BETTER
NO I AM
I HAVE OBBY
SO DO I
I HAVE Q7 CHRIsTAL
ME 2
I HAVE STACK OF SWORDS
NO WAI,NO WAI YOU L33T"

Darkobra · Oct 11, 2008, 09:53 PM // 21:53

I'd be more willing to bet that he was scamming with them. No one's going to cough up money in a bet like that, especially since dragon swords don't stack.

Konig Des Todes · Oct 11, 2008, 10:21 PM // 22:21

I'd say he's just a scammer. And the people who buy them are either collectors of junk or idiots.

I say this because:
250 Ceremonial Family Sword (Quest Item) Stack of Dragon Swords (at least 2 stacks for sale)

and another thing he sells:

250 Jade Wind Orbs OOG Out of Game Item No Longer Available Collectable Item (at least 3 stacks for sale)

MagmaRed · Oct 11, 2008, 10:22 PM // 22:22

I was afraid of that. Just never expected Rudhraighe to be a scammer. Doubt I'll be buying anything from him in the future unless some clarification can be found for the use of this.

Owik Gall · Oct 12, 2008, 02:38 AM // 02:38

I doubt you'll find any clarification to that matter at all. Game mechanics proves without a doubt that those things has no use other than the quest. You'll be spending more than what the quest can offer you, plus it's not repeatable. I also doubt that it ever will be repeatable, so in that sense, so much for hopeful feelings that it will. I'd consider his efforts to sell those things a FAIL because there is no feasible reason that someone should try this stunt. If anyone does buy them, then that buyer is an EPIC FAIL. Unless it's a noob. If that's a case then the more we should shun at this guy for taking advantage of them.

_Nihilist_ · Oct 12, 2008, 03:00 AM // 03:00

Scam

12345678

jonnieboi05 · Oct 12, 2008, 03:45 AM // 03:45

scammmmmm ftl!

~LeNa~

Rudhraighe O'Hagan · Oct 12, 2008, 07:18 AM // 07:18

I am not Sure If, or how i Should respond to this thread, or if i should just let a Lawyer handle it...

The Stacks of Fiery Dragon Swords i have for Sale were obtained over Three years ago (Before the pickup and drop bug was fixed as part of a /bug report) and have been widely used by myself and other players over the years for numerous uses.

Any Suggestion that i have ever scammed supported scamming or encouraged the idea of scamming is irresponsible and malicious and the Forum moderators should take appropriate actions against any who made such statements.

And Holding my auction store or items hostage just to satisfy any player or group of players lack of intelligence, ingenuity and imagination is threatening my well being and again should be dealt with by those same moderators (I want Protection from the less intelligent)

I have been playing Guild Wars For over 4 Years and during that time i have never been called into question for my Honor and Integrity an to have it done now is Ludricrous and irresponsible

As Far as Legitimate uses for Ceremonial Family Swords Again i say there are/were Several Dozen uses for them in Game and the limit of and for those uses are only limited to a players imagination and ingenuity and i should be able to live free from those players unable or incapable of discovering those uses and instead insist on covering their ignorance by casting dispersions upon my integrity and character.

But to satisfy the Morbid Curiosity of those lacking in mental capacity and the ability to transcend the linear single mindedness of the mundane I shall begin a list of uses and allow the More intelligent of you to extend the list to the despair of the small in ability.

1) An item needed for the quest, The Misplaced Sword
2) to sell to someone for the quest, The Misplaced Sword
3) To use on another character for the quest, The Misplaced Sword
4) it looks cool in inventory
5) It Looks cool on the ground
6) it looked cool when you could drop items in pvp and distract opponents
7) other players think it looks cool on the ground and want to pick it up
8) other players think it looks cool in their inventory and forget to drop it
9) it takes up inventory space
10) it takes up space in other players inventory
11) you can target it with "Targeting: Item - Nearest"
12) you can target it with "Targeting: Item - Next"
13) you can target it with "Targeting: Item - Previous"
14) It can be seen on the ground from Far Away
15) Prior to the game update adding the pop up map it was used to mark locations in an instance.
16) Used as "Bread crumbs" while exploring "Blacked out" Maps
17) used in Underworld to mark completed areas or to mark pop-ups
18) used in Fissure of Woe to mark completed areas or to mark pop-ups
19) Given as Gifts during celebrations or birthdays
20) Given to players who open trade windows to Beg
21) given to annoying players to reward them for their behavior
22) Given to guild members as punishment for misbehavior
23) dropped during Pug adventuring to annoy the guy who is just along for the loot
24) Dropped during pug adventuring just because you can
25) Dropped while exploring to let you know you are going around in circles for the 44th time and you need to turn right for a change
26) drop at turns and doorways in unmapped dungeons
27) drop when you kill a group of monsters to let the party know you got there first
28) drop behind you while in a pug and you decide to go off on your own and will probably get killed as a trail marker to get rezzed
29) drop to lure another annoying player into a trap
30) use as markers to teach another player how to run an area (Drok run)
31) use during Guild scavenger hunts
32) use during guild obstacle course runs as flags
33) Use for RPG (That's Role Playing in a mmorpg)
34) use during events and Festivals to force masks or other items to drop on the ground instead of going into inventory by splitting them to fill empty inventory spaces
35) Use as inventory Fill on storage characters or to mark locations in inventory for moved or lent items.
36) To Sell on auction sites
37) Drop to mark the path from the rez shrine to where you died again for the 60th time because nobody in the party brought a rez and nobody wants to quit trying to kill a boss nobody in the party was prepared for.
38) Photo and Movie Opportunities Which include but are not limited to...
39) "The Dragon Sword Farmer" Image of (your Favorite Character) Standing in a Field of 500 Fiery Dragon Swords laid out in neat rows Wielding a Scythe With a Photo shop caption of your Choice..."Is dem ripe yet Clyde ?"
40) The U-Tube Video of "The misadventures of a Dragon Sword Farmer" the next generation of Viral Videos using/abusing the computer game of your choice for movies that were never intended by the game designers.
41) To prove your intellectual superiority over the less fortunate by imagining, and creating multiple uses for a seemingly useless and trivial item.
42) to provide evidence of your superior salesmanship ability to be able to sell 250 of any item. and to use it on a resume to become a pharmaceutical sales representative.
43) used to play the Game "Even or Odd" where each player places items into the "Trade" window (after after agreeing to the rules) and simultaneously enters the "Submit" button the player guessing the proper result even or odd is the winner while this game seems simple there is a lot of ways to strategize the win by either placing 1 or 2 items on your side.

At this point i have spent all of Three minutes typing this and decide it is more than enough time wasted and leave the rest of the several dozen more uses up to the "Gifted" others to bludgeon you with... ~Rudhraighe

Darkobra · Oct 12, 2008, 07:52 AM // 07:52

So which part of this is worth my 50k? A great deal of those "uses" you put up there, I can do with bones or glittering dust. Well, that may be jumping the gun, considering those genuinely DO have uses in stacks.

tmakinen · Oct 12, 2008, 08:06 AM // 08:06

Substitute Ceremonial Family Sword with Red Iris Flower.

There is one need that the particular item satisfies, and that gives it a certain value. The rest of your list is not specific to the item and thus doesn't provide any additional value. Most of the functions are more easily implemented with one gold piece and thus this places the additional value of CFS somewhere below 1 gp.

Miska Bow · Oct 12, 2008, 10:04 AM // 10:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rudhraighe O'Hagan

I am not Sure If, or how i Should respond to this thread, or if i should just let a Lawyer handle it...

The Stacks of Fiery Dragon Swords i have for Sale were obtained over Three years ago (Before the pickup and drop bug was fixed as part of a /bug report) and have been widely used by myself and other players over the years for numerous uses.

Any Suggestion that i have ever scammed supported scamming or encouraged the idea of scamming is irresponsible and malicious and the Forum moderators should take appropriate actions against any who made such statements.

And Holding my auction store or items hostage just to satisfy any player or group of players lack of intelligence, ingenuity and imagination is threatening my well being and again should be dealt with by those same moderators (I want Protection from the less intelligent)

I have been playing Guild Wars For over 4 Years and during that time i have never been called into question for my Honor and Integrity an to have it done now is Ludricrous and irresponsible

As Far as Legitimate uses for Ceremonial Family Swords Again i say there are/were Several Dozen uses for them in Game and the limit of and for those uses are only limited to a players imagination and ingenuity and i should be able to live free from those players unable or incapable of discovering those uses and instead insist on covering their ignorance by casting dispersions upon my integrity and character.

But to satisfy the Morbid Curiosity of those lacking in mental capacity and the ability to transcend the linear single mindedness of the mundane I shall begin a list of uses and allow the More intelligent of you to extend the list to the despair of the small in ability.

1) An item needed for the quest, The Misplaced Sword
2) to sell to someone for the quest, The Misplaced Sword
3) To use on another character for the quest, The Misplaced Sword
4) it looks cool in inventory
5) It Looks cool on the ground
6) it looked cool when you could drop items in pvp and distract opponents
7) other players think it looks cool on the ground and want to pick it up
8) other players think it looks cool in their inventory and forget to drop it
9) it takes up inventory space
10) it takes up space in other players inventory
11) you can target it with "Targeting: Item - Nearest"
12) you can target it with "Targeting: Item - Next"
13) you can target it with "Targeting: Item - Previous"
14) It can be seen on the ground from Far Away
15) Prior to the game update adding the pop up map it was used to mark locations in an instance.
16) Used as "Bread crumbs" while exploring "Blacked out" Maps
17) used in Underworld to mark completed areas or to mark pop-ups
18) used in Fissure of Woe to mark completed areas or to mark pop-ups
19) Given as Gifts during celebrations or birthdays
20) Given to players who open trade windows to Beg
21) given to annoying players to reward them for their behavior
22) Given to guild members as punishment for misbehavior
23) dropped during Pug adventuring to annoy the guy who is just along for the loot
24) Dropped during pug adventuring just because you can
25) Dropped while exploring to let you know you are going around in circles for the 44th time and you need to turn right for a change
26) drop at turns and doorways in unmapped dungeons
27) drop when you kill a group of monsters to let the party know you got there first
28) drop behind you while in a pug and you decide to go off on your own and will probably get killed as a trail marker to get rezzed
29) drop to lure another annoying player into a trap
30) use as markers to teach another player how to run an area (Drok run)
31) use during Guild scavenger hunts
32) use during guild obstacle course runs as flags
33) Use for RPG (That's Role Playing in a mmorpg)
34) use during events and Festivals to force masks or other items to drop on the ground instead of going into inventory by splitting them to fill empty inventory spaces
35) Use as inventory Fill on storage characters or to mark locations in inventory for moved or lent items.
36) To Sell on auction sites
37) Drop to mark the path from the rez shrine to where you died again for the 60th time because nobody in the party brought a rez and nobody wants to quit trying to kill a boss nobody in the party was prepared for.
38) Photo and Movie Opportunities Which include but are not limited to...
39) "The Dragon Sword Farmer" Image of (your Favorite Character) Standing in a Field of 500 Fiery Dragon Swords laid out in neat rows Wielding a Scythe With a Photo shop caption of your Choice..."Is dem ripe yet Clyde ?"
40) The U-Tube Video of "The misadventures of a Dragon Sword Farmer" the next generation of Viral Videos using/abusing the computer game of your choice for movies that were never intended by the game designers.
41) To prove your intellectual superiority over the less fortunate by imagining, and creating multiple uses for a seemingly useless and trivial item.
42) to provide evidence of your superior salesmanship ability to be able to sell 250 of any item. and to use it on a resume to become a pharmaceutical sales representative.
43) used to play the Game "Even or Odd" where each player places items into the "Trade" window (after after agreeing to the rules) and simultaneously enters the "Submit" button the player guessing the proper result even or odd is the winner while this game seems simple there is a lot of ways to strategize the win by either placing 1 or 2 items on your side.

At this point i have spent all of Three minutes typing this and decide it is more than enough time wasted and leave the rest of the several dozen more uses up to the "Gifted" others to bludgeon you with... ~Rudhraighe

You should have let a Lawyer handle it.

Darkobra · Oct 12, 2008, 10:17 AM // 10:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by Miska Bow

You should have let a Lawyer handle it.

I recommend Jack Thompson!

Oct 11, 2008, 08:34 PM // 20:34	#1
MagmaRed Furnace Stoker Join Date: Mar 2007 Guild: Our Crabs Know True [LOVE] Profession: R/	Ceremonial Family Sword So, I completed the quest that uses this item a long time ago. However, I recently saw a stack of them (250) being sold on the Auction site here on Guru. In fact, there were/are several stacks being sold, all by the same person. Even more strange, is this is a well known Guru Auction user, one most people have either bought/sold with, or at least seen his auctions. The auction listed details about the item, with links to wiki. It states that you cannot sell them to a merchant and cannot be salvaged. Since you can only complete the quest with a character once, which only gives skills for a reward (no money or items), what would be the point in byuing these? I asked in the auction page, and got a VERY vague answer that seemed to be hiding from a real answer. Is there a point to buying/having these? What would someone do with 250 to make them worth 200g each? Since 50k is only the starting bid, what would make them worth even more? http://www.guildwarsguru.com/auction...ion_id=1236151 Not sure I want to buy them, or ever wanted to. I am sure, however, I want to know why ANYONE would want to. Any ideas? Question and answer I posted/received: Q: As posted in your own item description, this has no use outside of one quest. Why would someone want to purchase 250 of an item they can only use once? Why would they pay more than 100g for each in the first place? A: I keep trying to explain the unlimited uses and possibilities of this item and players keep ignoring the hints and explinations i have already made over 100k on these items and have no further use for them Please attempt to use your imigination on the several DOZEN uses these items can be put to other than the Obvious Rudhraighe

Oct 12, 2008, 07:18 AM // 07:18	#16
Rudhraighe O'Hagan Lion's Arch Merchant Join Date: Nov 2005 Guild: The Adventurers Society Profession: Mo/Me	Indignant of the Ignorant I am not Sure If, or how i Should respond to this thread, or if i should just let a Lawyer handle it... The Stacks of Fiery Dragon Swords i have for Sale were obtained over Three years ago (Before the pickup and drop bug was fixed as part of a /bug report) and have been widely used by myself and other players over the years for numerous uses. Any Suggestion that i have ever scammed supported scamming or encouraged the idea of scamming is irresponsible and malicious and the Forum moderators should take appropriate actions against any who made such statements. And Holding my auction store or items hostage just to satisfy any player or group of players lack of intelligence, ingenuity and imagination is threatening my well being and again should be dealt with by those same moderators (I want Protection from the less intelligent) I have been playing Guild Wars For over 4 Years and during that time i have never been called into question for my Honor and Integrity an to have it done now is Ludricrous and irresponsible As Far as Legitimate uses for Ceremonial Family Swords Again i say there are/were Several Dozen uses for them in Game and the limit of and for those uses are only limited to a players imagination and ingenuity and i should be able to live free from those players unable or incapable of discovering those uses and instead insist on covering their ignorance by casting dispersions upon my integrity and character. But to satisfy the Morbid Curiosity of those lacking in mental capacity and the ability to transcend the linear single mindedness of the mundane I shall begin a list of uses and allow the More intelligent of you to extend the list to the despair of the small in ability. 1) An item needed for the quest, The Misplaced Sword 2) to sell to someone for the quest, The Misplaced Sword 3) To use on another character for the quest, The Misplaced Sword 4) it looks cool in inventory 5) It Looks cool on the ground 6) it looked cool when you could drop items in pvp and distract opponents 7) other players think it looks cool on the ground and want to pick it up 8) other players think it looks cool in their inventory and forget to drop it 9) it takes up inventory space 10) it takes up space in other players inventory 11) you can target it with "Targeting: Item - Nearest" 12) you can target it with "Targeting: Item - Next" 13) you can target it with "Targeting: Item - Previous" 14) It can be seen on the ground from Far Away 15) Prior to the game update adding the pop up map it was used to mark locations in an instance. 16) Used as "Bread crumbs" while exploring "Blacked out" Maps 17) used in Underworld to mark completed areas or to mark pop-ups 18) used in Fissure of Woe to mark completed areas or to mark pop-ups 19) Given as Gifts during celebrations or birthdays 20) Given to players who open trade windows to Beg 21) given to annoying players to reward them for their behavior 22) Given to guild members as punishment for misbehavior 23) dropped during Pug adventuring to annoy the guy who is just along for the loot 24) Dropped during pug adventuring just because you can 25) Dropped while exploring to let you know you are going around in circles for the 44th time and you need to turn right for a change 26) drop at turns and doorways in unmapped dungeons 27) drop when you kill a group of monsters to let the party know you got there first 28) drop behind you while in a pug and you decide to go off on your own and will probably get killed as a trail marker to get rezzed 29) drop to lure another annoying player into a trap 30) use as markers to teach another player how to run an area (Drok run) 31) use during Guild scavenger hunts 32) use during guild obstacle course runs as flags 33) Use for RPG (That's Role Playing in a mmorpg) 34) use during events and Festivals to force masks or other items to drop on the ground instead of going into inventory by splitting them to fill empty inventory spaces 35) Use as inventory Fill on storage characters or to mark locations in inventory for moved or lent items. 36) To Sell on auction sites 37) Drop to mark the path from the rez shrine to where you died again for the 60th time because nobody in the party brought a rez and nobody wants to quit trying to kill a boss nobody in the party was prepared for. 38) Photo and Movie Opportunities Which include but are not limited to... 39) "The Dragon Sword Farmer" Image of (your Favorite Character) Standing in a Field of 500 Fiery Dragon Swords laid out in neat rows Wielding a Scythe With a Photo shop caption of your Choice..."Is dem ripe yet Clyde ?" 40) The U-Tube Video of "The misadventures of a Dragon Sword Farmer" the next generation of Viral Videos using/abusing the computer game of your choice for movies that were never intended by the game designers. 41) To prove your intellectual superiority over the less fortunate by imagining, and creating multiple uses for a seemingly useless and trivial item. 42) to provide evidence of your superior salesmanship ability to be able to sell 250 of any item. and to use it on a resume to become a pharmaceutical sales representative. 43) used to play the Game "Even or Odd" where each player places items into the "Trade" window (after after agreeing to the rules) and simultaneously enters the "Submit" button the player guessing the proper result even or odd is the winner while this game seems simple there is a lot of ways to strategize the win by either placing 1 or 2 items on your side. At this point i have spent all of Three minutes typing this and decide it is more than enough time wasted and leave the rest of the several dozen more uses up to the "Gifted" others to bludgeon you with... ~Rudhraighe

Oct 12, 2008, 07:52 AM // 07:52	#17
Darkobra Forge Runner Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Scotland Guild: Type like an idiot, I'll treat you like an idiot Profession: E/Me	So which part of this is worth my 50k? A great deal of those "uses" you put up there, I can do with bones or glittering dust. Well, that may be jumping the gun, considering those genuinely DO have uses in stacks. Last edited by Darkobra; Oct 12, 2008 at 07:55 AM // 07:55..

Oct 11, 2008, 08:40 PM // 20:40	#2
isamu kurosawa Desert Nomad Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: United Kingdom Profession: Me/	The answer lies here: "The inventory icon looks like a Fiery Dragon Sword" Scamming.

Oct 11, 2008, 08:59 PM // 20:59	#3
psycore Krytan Explorer Join Date: May 2005	Got me stumped.... Stinks to high heaven though, im inclined to agree with isamu.

Oct 11, 2008, 09:11 PM // 21:11	#4
tuna-fish_sushi Desert Nomad Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: California Profession: E/A	Selling them to beginners saything they are very rare :P

Oct 11, 2008, 09:14 PM // 21:14	#5
ALF71BE Jungle Guide Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: In your fridge, stealing your pickles. for mah subway Profession: R/	Collecting them must have been such a boring grind.

Oct 11, 2008, 09:18 PM // 21:18	#6
Age Hall Hero Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: California Canada/BC Guild: STG Administrator Profession: Mo/	Yeah me to and 250 of them that means that someone made a Prophecies char 250 times or bought them.It is only good for a quest and can not be equiped. http://guildwars.wikia.com/wiki/Ceremonial_Family_Sword

Oct 11, 2008, 09:28 PM // 21:28	#8
joshuarodger Unbanned Join Date: Jan 2008 Guild: Trinity of the Ascended [ToA] -- IGN: Swirly Profession: Mo/	in the link you gave, magma, he basically answers you question with his first answer. Question Sorry, but all I seee is you saying "I can't tell you how I scam". If it is so obvious, why not share? Looks like an FDS, so sell it to a noob? Answer that would be innappropriate and a very bad thing to do almost as bad as betting players that you have a stack of 250 dragon swords... he probably bets people that he has a stack of dragon swords and then actually gets people to pay him when he puts that stack in the trade window

Oct 11, 2008, 09:46 PM // 21:46	#9
Kerwyn Nasilan Forge Runner Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: WHERE DO YOU THINK Profession: W/	Isn't it obvious, it is for settling e-peen fights, imagine there surprise as you pull out your stack of swords. "I AM BETTER NO I AM I HAVE OBBY SO DO I I HAVE Q7 CHRIsTAL ME 2 I HAVE STACK OF SWORDS NO WAI,NO WAI YOU L33T"

Oct 11, 2008, 09:53 PM // 21:53	#10
Darkobra Forge Runner Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Scotland Guild: Type like an idiot, I'll treat you like an idiot Profession: E/Me	I'd be more willing to bet that he was scamming with them. No one's going to cough up money in a bet like that, especially since dragon swords don't stack.

Oct 11, 2008, 10:21 PM // 22:21	#11
Konig Des Todes Ooo, pretty flower Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Citadel of the Decayed Guild: The Archivists' Sanctum [Lore] Profession: N/	I'd say he's just a scammer. And the people who buy them are either collectors of junk or idiots. I say this because: 250 Ceremonial Family Sword (Quest Item) Stack of Dragon Swords (at least 2 stacks for sale) and another thing he sells: 250 Jade Wind Orbs OOG Out of Game Item No Longer Available Collectable Item (at least 3 stacks for sale)

Oct 11, 2008, 10:22 PM // 22:22	#12
MagmaRed Furnace Stoker Join Date: Mar 2007 Guild: Our Crabs Know True [LOVE] Profession: R/	I was afraid of that. Just never expected Rudhraighe to be a scammer. Doubt I'll be buying anything from him in the future unless some clarification can be found for the use of this.

Oct 12, 2008, 02:38 AM // 02:38	#13
Owik Gall Wilds Pathfinder Join Date: Jan 2007 Guild: Guardians of the Light Profession: W/Mo	I doubt you'll find any clarification to that matter at all. Game mechanics proves without a doubt that those things has no use other than the quest. You'll be spending more than what the quest can offer you, plus it's not repeatable. I also doubt that it ever will be repeatable, so in that sense, so much for hopeful feelings that it will. I'd consider his efforts to sell those things a FAIL because there is no feasible reason that someone should try this stunt. If anyone does buy them, then that buyer is an EPIC FAIL. Unless it's a noob. If that's a case then the more we should shun at this guy for taking advantage of them.

Oct 12, 2008, 03:00 AM // 03:00	#14
_Nihilist_ Will Bull's Strike for $! Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Isle of the Dead	Scam 12345678

Oct 12, 2008, 03:45 AM // 03:45	#15
jonnieboi05 Forge Runner Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Mableton, Georgia Guild: Guild Ancestors Reunited [?????????]	scammmmmm ftl! ~LeNa~

Oct 12, 2008, 08:06 AM // 08:06	#18
tmakinen Desert Nomad Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: www.mybearfriend.net Guild: Servants of Fortuna [SoF] Profession: E/	Substitute Ceremonial Family Sword with Red Iris Flower. There is one need that the particular item satisfies, and that gives it a certain value. The rest of your list is not specific to the item and thus doesn't provide any additional value. Most of the functions are more easily implemented with one gold piece and thus this places the additional value of CFS somewhere below 1 gp.