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Sep 20, 2006, 09:00 AM // 09:00
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Australia
Guild: Anzac Army Corps [ANZ]
Profession: Mo/
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PC On A Few Items
Golden Maul of Warding
Max Damage (req 13) Energy +5 Armor +7 vs Elemental Damage Poisonous Golden Phoenix Blade of Enchanting Max Damage (req 12) Damage +14% (always) Energy -5 Poisons +33% Enchantments 19% Longer Crippling Golden Phoenix Blade Max Damage (req 8) Energy +5 Crippling 33% Would it be better if I were to mod the last GPB with something other than a crippling hilt? Ditto the poisonous hilt on the other GPB Thanks in advance! |
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Sep 20, 2006, 10:29 AM // 10:29
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Guild: We Couldn't Figure Out A Name [LMAO]
Profession: W/N
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1. 5-8k
2. 5-8k 3. 200kish If you added new mods, you'll increase your chances of sale, but not necessarily the value. This is the general rule. If you're talking about modding for sale: Imperfect inherent dmg mod weapons are never worth modding unless the skin is ultra rare (Cry, Dwarven, Serpent ..). Regarding the +5: If you add a 20% enchant mod and an elemental hilt (you can find both for 11k quite easily) you'll make your item much more attractive. However, +5 energy swords are still quite popular, it may not need this for a fast sale. Your call '_^ Remodding for sale is only ever really an issue when you're talking about 20/20 and +30, as the 100k you're likely to spend on them won't attach itself to the weapon as the mods themselves will. If you're keeping then mod however you want. |
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