Market

Set up a stall in any PZ and keep selling after you log out.

The Market turns your character into a walking shop. You pick the items, set the prices, write your pitch — and then log off. Your character stays standing in the world selling for you, and it stays there even after the server restarts.

Setting up your shop

1 Open the shop Inside any protection zone, right-click your own character and pick Open Market. It will not open outside a PZ — a shop in the open is just an easy target.

2 Stock it Drag up to 20 items into the window and set a price for each. Prices are per unit: a stack of 100 at 50 gold sells for 5,000 total, and the window shows you that maths before you commit.

3 Write your pitch Whatever you type floats above your head in the world and shows next to your shop in the list. It is what makes someone stop and look — "SELL BOH" beats nothing at all.

4 Start the market Hit Start Market and you are done. Your character becomes the shopfront, drops off the idle list and will not be kicked for standing still. You can close the client.

Your shop window: the items on display, the unit price and the total, and your balance at the bottom.

Buying

You do not have to hunt for sellers. The Market window lists every open shop on the server at once, with the item, the price, who is selling and each seller's pitch.

Found what you wanted? Click the offer and the server pins it on your minimap — exactly where that seller is standing, with their name on the marker. Walk over, right-click them, buy. No need to arrange a meeting with anyone.

The offer list for the whole server: rarity filter, search by name and the time left on every listing.

Clicking an offer pins the seller on your minimap, name and all.

To narrow things down the list has a rarity filter, search by name and sorting. If you only want to know what good dropped today, filter by Epic or Legendary and see it all at a glance.

Rarity at a glance

Every listed item carries its rarity and the attributes it rolled. You see that in the list itself, without opening anything — the colour of the name tells you what it is, and the bonuses are printed right below it.

Rarity	What it means
Common	No extra attributes — ordinary gear.
Uncommon	One small bonus. Already worth more than the plain version.
Rare	Better bonuses, and more than one on the same piece.
Epic	Serious hunting gear. This is what moves the high prices here.
Legendary	The top of the ladder. Rare to see, and gone fast when it shows up.

Duration and restarts

A shop stands for up to 72 hours. The window shows the time left on every offer, so you know whether you can still scrape the gold together.

And the part that matters most: when the server restarts, your shop comes back on its own. Same spot, same items, same pitch, and the clock picks up where it left off. You never rebuild it — the shop keeps selling until your items run out or the time expires.

When it ends, whatever did not sell and all the gold you earned go back to you. Nothing is lost on the way.

What cannot be listed

A few things stay out, always for the same reason: the item has to come back exactly as it went in. Anything the shop cannot store whole is refused at the door rather than returned damaged.

Charged items can be sold. Runes and wands keep their charge count through the shop — both when they come back to the owner and when they are handed to a buyer.

Refused	Why
Coins	Gold, platinum and crystal. The price is already paid in money — selling money for money would only confuse.
Timed items	The remaining duration would not survive the trip through the shop — it would come back at zero.
Written items	Letters and books — the written text would be lost.
Containers	Backpacks and bags. Storing what is inside would mean saving the whole tree, and handing back an empty container would swallow the contents.

Small things worth knowing

Anyone running a shop shows up tagged [MARKET] in the online list.
While your shop is up you are never kicked for being idle.
You can pull an item from the window or close the shop at any time — whatever is left returns immediately.
Pick your spot well: the busier the protection zone, the more people walk past your pitch.