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[BigGrim]

Hi there everyone!

Tiered Writhing Wards!

Rumours abound in the Realms. New recipes for upgraded, "tiered" Writhing Wards are being whispered about in taverns across the land. They appear to be found in the same shop as the Tiered Inferno Hammers!

All auctions for items used in the creation of Writhing Wards have been cancelled and returned to their owning players!

~ The Fallen Sword Team

[hades8840]

nice now we just need the criiters to make the parts lol

[Josh1404]

@ Anyone who has bought the recipes and wishes to share.

 

What does the highest tier available have as stamina gain? I am guessing it's +5.

[hades8840]

yeah its +5 stam gain

[DrSerigala]

Its +5 and +4

[EpicPiety]

Hope the community understands how annoying these are to make. Price won't be low. Don't expect to pay really low.

[BadPenny]

Hope the community understands how annoying these are to make. Price won't be low. Don't expect to pay really low.

When this little shield came out it was all the rage, and very expensive.  I remember it having about a 75% fail rate (this may be an exaggeration).  Makes sense that the upgrade should be a bugger to make.

 

 

In any case, thanks cow gods, for making it important again   

Edited by BadPenny, 10 August 2017 - 20:08.

[EpicPiety]

When this little shield came out it was all the rage, and very expensive.  I remember it having about a 75% fail rate (this may be an exaggeration).  Makes sense that the upgrade should be a bugger to make.

 

 

In any case, thanks cow gods, for making it important again   

Well the fail rate for sure does play a big roll but the sheer number of LE's required to make it is insane .

[cucullainn]

Wow

[hades8840]

When this little shield came out it was all the rage, and very expensive.  I remember it having about a 75% fail rate (this may be an exaggeration).  Makes sense that the upgrade should be a bugger to make.

 

 

In any case, thanks cow gods, for making it important again   

lol remember stick and his epic fails he must made hundreds trying to not get a fail it has a 40% invent rate so it does suck when inventing

[Filletminion]

Lol Remember flunky paying 3600 for a ward way back ...

[EpicPiety]

Nothing now a days will ever come close to that it's sad. 

[BadPenny]

lol remember stick and his epic fails he must made hundreds trying to not get a fail it has a 40% invent rate so it does suck when inventing

And TDA had the same luck with the inferno hammer. LOL

[Pardoux]

Nothing now a days will ever come close to that it's sad. 

 

Nor should it - those prices were price-gouging at their worst ..

[hades8840]

Nor should it - those prices were price-gouging at their worst ..

not really fsp flowed like wine back then you could actually do the offers and earn decent fsp and stuff was a lot harder to obtain so held its value

[Pardoux]

not really fsp flowed like wine back then you could actually do the offers and earn decent fsp and stuff was a lot harder to obtain so held its value

 

SOME could do the offers , not all - the offers were geographic, so USA (and to an extent, the UK) benefited greatly whilst others got nothing.

That said tho, NO items in-game are, or ever were, worth the donation equivalent of $350+

[hades8840]

SOME could do the offers , not all - the offers were geographic, so USA (and to an extent, the UK) benefited greatly whilst others got nothing.

That said tho, NO items in-game are, or ever were, worth the donation equivalent of $350+

Not quite true as others could do your offers for you way back so anyone in any country benefitted hence they flowed like wine ...but your right when your paying then the cost of a virtual item shouldnt be the cost of food for a month but we best not travel down that road

[Rsrdaman]

Great update. Was hoping this would happen. However, could you change the image for them? The red dots look really ugly on it.

[EpicPiety]

Nor should it - those prices were price-gouging at their worst ..

Prices being that high signify a healthy game. Also signifies a happy HCS because there was a huge huge huge surplus of fsps in the game.

[Pardoux]

Prices being that high signify a healthy game. Also signifies a happy HCS because there was a huge huge huge surplus of fsps in the game.

 

We'll agree to disagree eh, about high prices (and, actually, high isn't a sufficient word there - astronomical is a much better one )showing a healthy game.

 

And, actually, about a happy HCS, given, as Hades said, FSP's were flooding into the game via offers. I somehow doubt the income from an offer yielding 400 fsp was the same as a donation "purchase" of 400 fsp