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Thread: What is a good price for crates of Wire Mesh Traps, Basic Camp Kits, etc...
I'm curious. I'm opening up a vendor for camping supplies. How much would you all sell crates of basic camp kits, multiperson camp kits, traps, etc?
Thanks
Anian
**edit**, the HTML looked fine in the preview. Let's try that again.
Market for Ranger & Scout Supplies
Zingonia
It does take a bit of work to get HTML links to work ZioGiovanni
- Hint: you need to hand type in the HTML code via the Edit As HTML window

Market for Ranger & Scout Supplies
NRaas wrote:
It does take a bit of work to get HTML links to work ZioGiovanni
- Hint: you need to hand type in the HTML code via the Edit As HTML window
Market for Ranger & Scout Supplies
I did, all three times, and it still didn't take. When I previewed the post it worked fine, but when I submitted the link didn't show up. Go figure!
Zingonia
"When I previewed the post it worked fine"
That was your mistake... You can not use Preview Post without losing the link code.![]()
Again, back to the original post -- I can make the stuff, why spend credits on it?? I tend to carry 3 camps with me. I need a quick camp, I make a basic right there, I always have the stuff. Same deal on traps, carry 50 or so, make more as needed. For the life of me, I can't see spending credits on stuff I can make out of stuff I normally carry.
More power to ya if you can sell the stuff. I tried one time, not my shop, not my vendor, a favor more or less, and the camps and traps bombed.
JB
"I can make the stuff, why spend credits on it?"
It appears the market would be geared more towards dabblers...
- Those who would spend the minimal number of skill points to be able to use the equipment, but not enough points to actually make it themselves.
Most hard-core Rangers would probably never pay for a service such as this...
- As JBMat noted: We can make everything ourselves.

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Personally, I don't know if there is a sufficient population of Rangers to actually make such an service profitable...
- Selling crafted Ranger equipment would probably bea too small a niche market.