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I have a few general scout questions...

When building camp kits/traps/darts, does the quality of the components have an impact on the quality of the product? I haven't seen much difference, but maybe I don't know how to value the product's quality. Secondly, are there people out there that will buy my camp kits? I'm not sure if a non scout has a use for one. If so, what would it be worth to you? Thanks.

I haven't seen any difference on the camp kits by using higher quality materials rather than using lower quality.

I'm sure there's people out there that would by one but I have no idea about the worth 'cause they're just hide and bone to me.

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TD0690 wrote:
I'm sure there's people out there that would by one...

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Oops, I meant BUY one.

The answers to your questions are:

Yes
Yes
I have sold them for 50cr

The quality and type DO make a difference.

For instance: I've noticed as a Novice Scout I get consistently better results building camps using scaley hides rather than leather or wool. The difference for me currently is 8-11% quality for scaley, 1-5% for the others.

Anyone else notice this?

What about with traps?

Shyyr Khan'ra

I'll have to test that tonight, SethTee. I had just figured that the variations in quality were due to blind luck, but I'll pay better attention now.