Trading

Trading

Players can trade gold and items directly with each other. The trading system includes taxes to maintain a healthy economy.

How to Trade

1. Initiate a trade request with the trade command
2. Both players add items and/or gold to the trade window
3. Both players confirm — the trade executes

Trades are atomic — either everything goes through or nothing does. There’s no risk of partial trades.

Trade Tax

A 5% base tax is applied to the gold portion of every trade. The tax is deducted from the gold the receiver gets.

Gold Traded	Tax (5%)	Receiver Gets
100	5	95
1,000	50	950
10,000	500	9,500

Progressive Tax

For trades involving 3+ items, an additional 10% progressive tax applies on top of the base 5%.

Trade Size	Tax Rate
1–2 items	5% (base only)
3+ items	5% + 10% progressive

Item Trading

Items are traded tax-free — only the gold portion of a trade is taxed. This means:

• Trading items for items: no tax
• Trading items for gold: tax on the gold side only
• Trading gold for gold: doesn’t make sense, but both sides would be taxed

Trade Restrictions

Restriction	Details
Soul-bound items	Cannot be traded
Quest items	Cannot be traded

Trading Tips

• Price check before selling — Compare with shop sell prices. Player trades often beat NPC vendors, even after tax
• Bundle trades — One large trade is more tax-efficient than many small ones due to the flat 5% on the first bracket
• Trade items, not gold — If possible, swap items directly to avoid the tax entirely
• Zone 4–5 materials are always in demand — farm them for a steady trading income
• Boss drop trading — If you get a class-specific drop you can’t use, trade it to someone who can. Boss drops command high prices