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Or at least make it so that a stack of Rations is worth 10 gold instead of 1 . . .
1. Cook meat2. Get 5-6 rations3. Sell rations to merchant4. ?????????5. Profit
But the equivalent amount of raw meat weighs more...?
Yes, precisely. That's why it doesn't make sense to me to make the meat sellable when the lighter rations already are.
I've thought about playing an evil ranger that hunts players who leave unattended campfires or only kill animals for fur."Only I can prevent forest fires..."
But the price you suggested is already lower than the amount you currently make. Your suggestion would change literally nothing.
Quote from: Arawn on September 23, 2016, 04:24:52 PMBut the price you suggested is already lower than the amount you currently make. Your suggestion would change literally nothing.3-5 is more then what im getting, as i said without appraise. I get like 2gp a stack of rations and i believe 1 gp for meat.
Quote from: Miuo on September 24, 2016, 11:41:40 AMQuote from: Arawn on September 23, 2016, 04:24:52 PMBut the price you suggested is already lower than the amount you currently make. Your suggestion would change literally nothing.3-5 is more then what im getting, as i said without appraise. I get like 2gp a stack of rations and i believe 1 gp for meat.You have to split the rations into 1's. Each ration is 1gp.
Quote from: LeviShultz on September 23, 2016, 05:38:45 PMI've thought about playing an evil ranger that hunts players who leave unattended campfires or only kill animals for fur."Only I can prevent forest fires..."I will say I play my TN druid well. if she finds a bunch of dead bodies she will follow them and ask the culprit why... she did this to two people they said they were hunting for just the furs and that they were being used for good reasons. After not listening when she asked to stop or they will regret it, she brought over a dire boar and gave them one final warning before letting it lose on them. and left them to their fate.So it isn't unheard of to do such things and it can be interesting. specially since you can walk around with a ancient dire bear following you I just wish I could get a rust monster. [sighs]
Quote from: Syl on September 23, 2016, 06:39:18 PMQuote from: LeviShultz on September 23, 2016, 05:38:45 PMI've thought about playing an evil ranger that hunts players who leave unattended campfires or only kill animals for fur."Only I can prevent forest fires..."I will say I play my TN druid well. if she finds a bunch of dead bodies she will follow them and ask the culprit why... she did this to two people they said they were hunting for just the furs and that they were being used for good reasons. After not listening when she asked to stop or they will regret it, she brought over a dire boar and gave them one final warning before letting it lose on them. and left them to their fate.So it isn't unheard of to do such things and it can be interesting. specially since you can walk around with a ancient dire bear following you I just wish I could get a rust monster. [sighs]That wasn't being very neutral though, I'd say it was more Chaotic good once you actively punished them. Don't get me wrong though don't stop, I just don't think it was being neutral.
Quote from: dark_majico on September 27, 2016, 06:58:49 AMQuote from: Syl on September 23, 2016, 06:39:18 PMQuote from: LeviShultz on September 23, 2016, 05:38:45 PMI've thought about playing an evil ranger that hunts players who leave unattended campfires or only kill animals for fur."Only I can prevent forest fires..."I will say I play my TN druid well. if she finds a bunch of dead bodies she will follow them and ask the culprit why... she did this to two people they said they were hunting for just the furs and that they were being used for good reasons. After not listening when she asked to stop or they will regret it, she brought over a dire boar and gave them one final warning before letting it lose on them. and left them to their fate.So it isn't unheard of to do such things and it can be interesting. specially since you can walk around with a ancient dire bear following you I just wish I could get a rust monster. [sighs]That wasn't being very neutral though, I'd say it was more Chaotic good once you actively punished them. Don't get me wrong though don't stop, I just don't think it was being neutral.true it could be seen as CG. but than again alignment is a very interesting thing. but we wont get into that here that is off topic. I never knew breaking up the rations and selling them individually was an exploit, course I never did it I always just used the meat.
Quote from: Syl on September 27, 2016, 08:06:06 AMQuote from: dark_majico on September 27, 2016, 06:58:49 AMQuote from: Syl on September 23, 2016, 06:39:18 PMQuote from: LeviShultz on September 23, 2016, 05:38:45 PMI've thought about playing an evil ranger that hunts players who leave unattended campfires or only kill animals for fur."Only I can prevent forest fires..."I will say I play my TN druid well. if she finds a bunch of dead bodies she will follow them and ask the culprit why... she did this to two people they said they were hunting for just the furs and that they were being used for good reasons. After not listening when she asked to stop or they will regret it, she brought over a dire boar and gave them one final warning before letting it lose on them. and left them to their fate.So it isn't unheard of to do such things and it can be interesting. specially since you can walk around with a ancient dire bear following you I just wish I could get a rust monster. [sighs]That wasn't being very neutral though, I'd say it was more Chaotic good once you actively punished them. Don't get me wrong though don't stop, I just don't think it was being neutral.true it could be seen as CG. but than again alignment is a very interesting thing. but we wont get into that here that is off topic. I never knew breaking up the rations and selling them individually was an exploit, course I never did it I always just used the meat.Oops, I meant to say Chaotic neutral, my bad
Quote from: dark_majico on September 27, 2016, 11:29:08 AMQuote from: Syl on September 27, 2016, 08:06:06 AMQuote from: dark_majico on September 27, 2016, 06:58:49 AMQuote from: Syl on September 23, 2016, 06:39:18 PMQuote from: LeviShultz on September 23, 2016, 05:38:45 PMI've thought about playing an evil ranger that hunts players who leave unattended campfires or only kill animals for fur."Only I can prevent forest fires..."I will say I play my TN druid well. if she finds a bunch of dead bodies she will follow them and ask the culprit why... she did this to two people they said they were hunting for just the furs and that they were being used for good reasons. After not listening when she asked to stop or they will regret it, she brought over a dire boar and gave them one final warning before letting it lose on them. and left them to their fate.So it isn't unheard of to do such things and it can be interesting. specially since you can walk around with a ancient dire bear following you I just wish I could get a rust monster. [sighs]That wasn't being very neutral though, I'd say it was more Chaotic good once you actively punished them. Don't get me wrong though don't stop, I just don't think it was being neutral.true it could be seen as CG. but than again alignment is a very interesting thing. but we wont get into that here that is off topic. I never knew breaking up the rations and selling them individually was an exploit, course I never did it I always just used the meat.Oops, I meant to say Chaotic neutral, my bad lol it doesn't matter XD again alignments are a funny thing