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Small Forest Stag value

black807black807 Member, Neverwinter Beta Users Posts: 15 Arc User
edited July 2014 in General Discussion (PC)
I'm thinking of selling a +2 Small Forest Stag and am wondering what would be a fair price to ask for it on the AH. I looked at two other of the same item on the AH and they are asking 9M AD which seems very high. Is it really worth that much?
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  • vasdamasvasdamas Member Posts: 2,461 Arc User
    edited July 2014
    Well, it's kind of difficult. I think it does worth 9m as you get random ammount for bars per box you open. I opened over 250 lockboxes to get my inferno mount (that green one).

    You can always try bars jackpot but those cost 200k+ and the current ammount isn't enough for small stag.
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  • caunsidhcaunsidh Member, NW M9 Playtest Posts: 272 Arc User
    edited July 2014
    They are rare and hard to obtain, but honestly, their real value is not above 1 million AD.
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  • oicidrazoicidraz Member Posts: 627 Arc User
    edited July 2014
    black807 wrote: »
    I'm thinking of selling a +2 Small Forest Stag and am wondering what would be a fair price to ask for it on the AH. I looked at two other of the same item on the AH and they are asking 9M AD which seems very high. Is it really worth that much?

    Well, it is worth it?, it depends on you, but every epic and legendary mount do the exact same thing expect the Throne.
  • angryspriteangrysprite Member Posts: 4,982 Arc User
    edited July 2014
    I had one - copied that character to preview so I could mount it up and see what it was about. I immediately returned to Live and SOLD IT. I'd only consider one for my Halfling (but he has a nice Giant Beetle) and if I were to just buy one (Small Forest Stag) in AH for my Halfling I wouldn't consider spending more than about 1 Million *at most*.

    And I say this because I have first-hand experience at seeing what it looks like and how it moves. Ummm... no. LOL

    HOWEVER: @OP: If everyone else is selling for 9-Million, you should be able to easily get away with undercutting for 6-8 Million. Go for it.
  • justsyndrajustsyndra Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited July 2014
    I bought one for 3.8mil a few days ago (there were none on the AH then). I figured Coal Ward = 500k. So let's call the 200 tradebars for a Coal 500k. 1600 bars for the stag, 1600/200 = 8, 8*500k = 4mil, so I was happy to pay up to that much for one.
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  • angryspriteangrysprite Member Posts: 4,982 Arc User
    edited July 2014
    justsyndra wrote: »
    I bought one for 3.8mil a few days ago (there were none on the AH then). I figured Coal Ward = 500k. So let's call the 200 tradebars for a Coal 500k. 1600 bars for the stag, 1600/200 = 8, 8*500k = 4mil, so I was happy to pay up to that much for one.

    Now *that* makes a lot of sense. I often analyze AH purchases that way (for example: Blackice Warhorse = 5 Million = okay I'll do that, but hell-no for Tenser's Disk!) LOL

    I must admit I have never applied that genius logic to Tradebar merchants. Kudos, you!
  • obsiddiaobsiddia Member, NW M9 Playtest Posts: 1,025 Arc User
    edited July 2014
    They are super rare... but that has a lot to do with the fact that its a
    blue mount and super cuddly looking. I wanted one just for the sheer
    rarity, but my CW Tiefling really doesn't mesh well.

    I tend to ask a bit less than other people do for any item.
    Unless you need cash in a hurry, I'd start on the high end.
    Make sure you don't low ball the starting bid. You may only
    get one person who notices one's for sale. (I always
    leave the bid blank, and use a buy out price.)
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