Putting a price on your crafted gear

So how do we price an equipment we just toiled over?

For my case, I have not sold anything yet aside from dyed armors. I've never really invested a lot of attention on my BS characters early on as I was busy figuring out what playstyle I wanted to do in toram for the long run. It wasnt until Lv55 cap was introduced that I started bringing up 1 Blacksmith after another, raising and remaking them.

But now, I think I kinda figured it out a little. It is only just recently did I believe I have caught up to the other Blacksmiths of the game.

So, I would like to get a glimpse on what is everyone's criteria on gears and how they are priced. Any input would be greatly appreciated.

Yours truly ,
A humble novice xD

 

Right now, if you want to make money, you should have vit bs for armors, since your market will be bigger (i mean all players), and crafted armors also cost a a lot. Having specific weapon bs limit your market to certain classes. Also when selling, consider the value of mats and your effort. For now personally, I noticed the following items sought after (plater armors, vsword, bowgun).

 

Welp I guess you don't see my Signature... I have a Lv65 vitBS. Thanks for the input though. ^^

 

first get your name out there, once people start to know who you are you can increase your prices a bit. If you read through all my custom orders most the time for slotted its around 180k (which depends on defense, so like 30 def 38 pot P.arm is 180k-200k, you can do the rest from there lol).

 

Oh, okay then, how about weapons though? Do they work the same too?

 

Weapons have smaller markets (not everyone wants your 2H sword)(even magic users are divided to a degree between staff and device). That said I'm building a 1H swordsmith to appease the oncoming flood of dual-wielders.

No idea on 'current' prices and note that prices will change with nearly every update. That said, know what you spent in failed attempts and materials and ask twice that (or 5x that if you prefer). Obviously the more you ask, the harder it will be to move. With trail and error you'll find what pricing strategy is best for you.

Glad to contribute nothing you didn't already know