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Items that I want: items useful for a travelling artist (art items, craft items, food items, practical items, etc.) Willing to potentially sell or trade the following items, in the rough order of what I'd be most willing to trade to what I'd least be willing to trade. The order is not exact. Some items I've divided. For example, I have 7 barrels. I'm willing to trade 6 of them, but a lot less willing to trade my last one. Common RP items: Boomerang Decorated skull Sloop goop Blue hair ribbon Grey pencil (3) Fungal mass Freckles Spider web Folded Paper Sheet of old paper (2) Crumpled scroll Damaged Parchment Creature Stencils Scruffy note Charcoal rubbing (1) Pink tinted looking glass Stained glass ornament Much less likely to trade for silver: Embroided Handkerchief Charcoal rubbing (1) Jade clover Grey pencil (1) Candle stick holder Wax pin Wax pen Paper lanterns Pet Food Bowl Kitty toy Paper fragment One sock Handful of Dirt Coal Nuggets Wood beaded bracelet String (2) Coarse bone dust Teeth Canine teeth Lightbender crystal Wooden bowl Spicy maggots Roots Turtle shell comb Kelp Bread Crumbles Salted Anchovies White Flower Wreath Knitting Needles Egg shell (2) Dried paint flakes Paint Turqoise ink Blue ink Pet rock Creepy doll Snuggle bunny Ink bottle Chalk Piece of charcoal Pomegranate seeds Messenger bag Limited RP items (no longer in the shop): Nuts and bolts (2) Boxing gloves keyring Heavy weight Lapsed contract (2) Russian roulette jelly beans (1) Ambiguous Key (1) Barrel (6) Sac of Drachorn Dung Luggage tag 'Soon' note (1) Paper Crown Much less likely to trade for silver: Petrified seed 'Soon' note (1) Russian roulette jelly beans (1) Living frog leg (3) Preserved white iris flo (2) Pocket watch Huge Tomato Red glass fragments Broken string bracelet (4) Barrel (1) White Flag Fish Skeleton (6) Immobilized Tear (2) Wet mineral oil (2) Bottled ship Jar of fly wings (3) Snow in a Jar (2) Ambiguous Key (1) Imprisoned hope (6) Large empty vial (3)

Teeth 3 sc. Pink tinted glass 3sc

I had Change before I joined MD. Why a dictionary name? I tend to want to change names that I've created. If I haven't created them, that urge lessens. As for the name itself, I originally chose Change because I felt I was highly indecisive, that I had no personality. Recently, however, I've realized that's not the case. I just felt I had no personality because I didn't care about most things. This came across to me as changing myself to fitting other people's needs but this is not true. If you find a subject that I do care about, I will greatly care about it. But for other things, I couldn't care less, and, unlike some, I don't get annoyed by things that I don't care about. Also, I care about people and their likes. So in general, I'm willing to listen to people talking about anything (with some exceptions). Nowadays I like the name 'Change' because I'm an artist. I constantly create, destroy, and recreate. Things change. I change. Will I always love certain things such as art? Yes. Will things about me change? Yes, but I will always be me, no matter how much I Change. :)

True, though I'm not spending a ticket on an achievement. :) Achievement: 'Wealthy Patron' Possible Descriptions: Show off your wealth by spending over 400 credits. Make use of your financial contributions by spending more than 400 credits. Reap the benefits of your generosity and spend the 400+ credits that you've accumulated. I'm not sure of the second one since that implies that those who vote are excluded. (Getting 400 credits by voting would be an impressive feat).

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Some people love the idea of collecting pretty creatures (I do, but not if they're too expensive so I'll likely purchase roleplay items if available). Personally, I would have preferred that tokens were made non-functional and merely 'pretty'. I actually would have bought them more if they were non-functional. Now, I'd rather not buy them. That's a personal preference however. Some people don't even do combat and like collecting special creatures.

Buying the embroidered handkerchief and the creepy doll.

No wishpoints. As for tags, I'd say limit them to financial titles. Also, in general, make things cheaper but in limited quantity. For example, 1 role tag for 1 ticket with a maximum of 1 tag per player. This restricts the number of said items/creatures in the realm while allowing the most number of people to buy such items/creatures. What I'd be really interested in is 'custom', non-functional, roleplay items. Now, to prevent them from being too close to custom wishpoint items, I'd say do it like this: Allow the user to select an item out of all roleplay shop items. Allow the user to tweak the description as long as the general meaning is kept the same. Categorize the item as rare. Perhaps allow slight personalization of the item name. Price: 1-2 tickets each (unlimited as it's just an 'enhanced' shop item). If people ever want to combine the above items with other shop roleplay items, treat them as the original shop items, but make the resulting item also be classified as 'rare' and allow similar tweaks as above. This way, there's motivation to buy such items but the items will give nothing that can't be gotten from the roleplay shop. It's just it'll let you to be more nitpicky about certain wordings that you might not like.

I've got that exact tablet, though I bought the one with manga software included. Maybe check if yours comes with the software as shown on the wacom site. It's a great tablet, though the functional surface of it is only around 6x4 inches so if you draw from the elbow that can be restricting. Larger ones are twice as expensive though. Check out the site if you haven't already. A big plus is the drivers will be the most compatible with all programs. Happy shopping! :)

What's the exact description of the quill? Depending on what it is, I'll offer 10 silver for it.

Would be quite interested in your quill, some coarse bone dust, a turtleshell comb, and an umbrella. Willing to pay one gold for all of them, or three silver for each.

Ink bottle 3 sc

candle stick holder 5 sc

Hmm... candle stick holder 3sc.

Happy birthday, Syrian. :)

The roundabout way of giving items to your alts shouldn't be allowed. As for how to stop it, the most cost-effective way would be to keep an eye out occasionally, and if someone is caught have them banned/heavily punished. If people wish to abuse the system while knowing they risk getting banned, even if the risk is relatively small, then there's not much that can easily be done to stop them. If they do get banned though, they don't have any right to complain. The punishments for such stuff need to outweigh the profits of such activities. As for spending tons of time trying to catch alt abuse--it's not worth it. However, enough time should be spent (said amount of time might be spent already) so that people do get caught and they're actually punished for their actions.

I can also help if needed.

Hah. It'll be ten years of practice before I'm able to produce such drawings. (I'm at year one now. ;)) Definitely looking forward to avatar submissions and other artwork as well.

The thing is, rare items, and wishpoint items, are not necessarily 'personal'. I got a personally requested rare item on New Years. However, that item does not say 'Change' on it (except for in relation to its function), and if I gave it to someone else, they could use it (it's a voucher). Likewise it's the same thing with wishpoint items. The debate between having a 'rare' category and being able to define your own categories (thus making 'rare' a meaningless category) might have been an interesting one before now. However, if MD wants to appeal to a slightly more mainstream audience, then it needs to keep rare items as an actual admin-defined category. Wishpoint items, honestly, are less rare than lots of rare items. I've gotten a few wishpoints already (only from ADs) and I only have a couple of rare items. Rare items make people say, 'I want one!' and thus do quests, tasks, fight, provide financial aid, etc. to get one. Yes, according to some, someone should do a quest simply to do a quest and not for an award, but if MD only appealed to people who don't do things for 'rare items' and awards, then it'd have a very small playerbase indeed.

Pet rock 16 silver. Fungal mass 3 sc