PC Chaos Axe 15% always, Summit Axe 12% Always

Here are the two pictures:




Curious of people's thoughts about the relative prices these items should have if they were to be traded on the open market.

I've seen a couple of those chaos axes being sold already and they don't seem to sell for much, maybe 200k but simple fact that I've seen at least 3 of those now (including yours) it apparently ain't too rare =P

Just a thought =D

Noble Knight

ill be the choas axe if you sell it for 200k

I will give you 200K for that chaos axe, if you would like. ~ Lady Blue Steel

200 k is a Lowball for ur axe dont fall for it. people just love to take advantage in the PC forums.. i say 350 400 i think cause of the req.

nice chaos axe

I will pay 350K for it if you decide you'd like to sell it. I actually have standing pseudo-offers for items like this that you can use as a price check if it helps you.

http://www.guildwarsguru.com/forum/s...ad.php?t=66711

Thank you for all the comments, I'll be reviewing my options and such.

Given the interest in the item, is it best with the current mod or should I be waiting to add perfect sundering, etc?

My advice on mods is this - just don't bother with it. I replace the mods on everything I buy just about, because statistically vampiric and furious are much better than sundering and defense is superior to fortitude for many builds. Back in the day people could mod an item and sell it for much more with those perfect upgrades, but now days people pay about the same modded or not, so I don't recommend adding mods to high end items unless you really don't think the item will sell well without those upgrades.

^^
What he said. And it bugs the hell out of me when people add the mods in the wrong order.

theres a order you add mods in?

hehe for when 15>50 req 7 just isn't good enough.

thats what im saying to

Capitalist likes the prefix mod listed first and the suffix mod listed second. If it is a sundering longsword of fortitude, he wants it to look like this:

Sundering Longsword of Fortitude
Slashing Damage: 15-22 (Requirement 8 Swordsmanship)
+15% Damage (When Health is Above 50%)
Armor Penetration 10% (10% Chance)
+30 Health

and not like this:

Sundering Longsword of Fortitude
Slashing Damage: 15-22 (Requirement 8 Swordsmanship)
+15% Damage (When Health is Above 50%)
+30 Health
Armor Penetration 10% (10% Chance)

Once you have huge amounts of money, you can afford to be a little quirky

lol does it really matter though?