Selling Some Items

[billy_the_kid3]

WTS

+3 Bastard Sword of Vertigo
+1 Finesse Flametouched Iron Dagger of Shattermantle
+2 Greater Nihil VI Scepter
+1 Twilight Full Plate Of Feather Fall
+2 Vicious Warhammer of Greater Vermin Bane

Send PM or send tell to Lamir if interested in any of these items and send a price

[Magada]

i dont wanna knock on what your offering bud but all those items can be found in the vendor

[billy_the_kid3]

ahh its fine im kinda new to this game. on my first character still so im still figuring out what weapons are good whats not and all the good stuff so my bad. just trying to make a little pp on the side ya know.

[Magada]

yep yep i understand man! Best way to make money in the game is take all your weapons to house d to sell they give u alot more for your weps. Take all your armor to house k they give u more for armor there. These 2 small tips although time consuming will get u plat quick

[Kindoki]

We've all been there.

Here's a couple threads to get you moving in the right direction:

http://forums.ddo.com/showthread.php...ight=make+plat
http://forums.ddo.com/showthread.php...ight=make+plat
http://forums.ddo.com/showthread.php...ight=make+plat

There's a lot of trolling in most of these links, but all of these threads can be summed up in three basic rules:

1. run lots of quests and sell most of what you get to the vendors. Spend money on a good haggle item and anything you can use to raise your charisma, even if you only put that stuff on when you are selling. Or, build a hagglebot... but that's more long term. Just a note, as a ballpark guide, if you do end up with a character with a great haggle, the threshold is 11-12 for mailing items. I.E. if your 'haggle' character has less than 12 more haggle than the character you have the item on, it costs you more to mail that item than you will gain from the higher haggle.

2. watch the marketplace forums and the AH to see what people are selling and buying, and try to find those items to buy and sell.

3. always check prices on the AH before posting so you aren't out listing your items. A buyout is a good idea for almost all items.

My personal opinion, which some will disagree with, is that it's better to undersell a nice item than to have 100 items of **** sitting around your bank all the time because you don't know what's good.

But, until you start to get comfortable, feel free to load up your bank with items that you are unsure of, until you are either out of space, or you know what's valuable. And... ask. Most people will reasonably answer a price check on the marketplace, or in the advice/trade channel, much like the original response to this thread.