Foraging and hunting is something my group and I love doing and we are stock piling a nice amount of curos and foragables (as well as bagging every bear/deer we come across) Pearls are slow but steady and we have already made some great local trades and a mule trade however we were wondering if an LC of some of the more common Curos might also be worth trading. I understand that it would completely depend on the buyer but it would be nice to to get a rough idea on how much we might be able to get and if it is worth aproching people with these sorts of trades or if we would be wasting their time.
LC's of :
(48)Ant soldiers = 80 points?
(48)Ladys mantle = 50 points?
(48)Dandilions = 30 points?
Im trying to go off the fact that Chants tend to be priced at 1 point each.
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MagicManICT
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Re: LC's of Curos
Probably better asking this in the Trade forum. You'll get more replies there.
Does anyone even use Dandelions mid to late game? They're mediocre to begin with with the one benefit is they're easy to find and only 1 attn.
Does anyone even use Dandelions mid to late game? They're mediocre to begin with with the one benefit is they're easy to find and only 1 attn.
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killette2
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Re: LC's of Curos
I don't think anyone would want a LC of dandilions.
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Lusewing
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Re: LC's of Curos
See this is why I need peoples thoughts on what is often used late game - never played Late game in a curo world so I haven't a clue what is often used.
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MagicManICT
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Re: LC's of Curos
Then just browse through the trade forum for a while and see what entry level things other villages want. That's the best way to learn.
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