Post by ShadowTheBuu on Dec 12, 2014 11:46:59 GMT -5
Yep, shops. Shops are places where you buy stuff, like items, equipment, or even services from NPC's or even other characters.
To buy from these shops, you must have money, which is a why it's usually a good idea to have a character have a job. Or, they can earn there money in fights, but jobs get you more money then fighting alone.
You can also make your own shop, which has it's own title and topic. When making a shop, you post the name, the owner of the shop, and what items or services you are wanting to sell. Depending on said items or services, I will either accept and price them accordingly, or deny it, at where I will give you a reason why it was denied. Also, if you have your own shop, when characters buy items from your shops, you get all the money from the said sells, which earns you more profit.
Also, when making your shop, you can either sell the items/services your job specifies, or you can hire someone to make the items for you, like you can hire a blacksmith to make weapons and armor for your shop, at which point the money is split in a percentage which both parties agree to.
To buy from these shops, you must have money, which is a why it's usually a good idea to have a character have a job. Or, they can earn there money in fights, but jobs get you more money then fighting alone.
You can also make your own shop, which has it's own title and topic. When making a shop, you post the name, the owner of the shop, and what items or services you are wanting to sell. Depending on said items or services, I will either accept and price them accordingly, or deny it, at where I will give you a reason why it was denied. Also, if you have your own shop, when characters buy items from your shops, you get all the money from the said sells, which earns you more profit.
Also, when making your shop, you can either sell the items/services your job specifies, or you can hire someone to make the items for you, like you can hire a blacksmith to make weapons and armor for your shop, at which point the money is split in a percentage which both parties agree to.