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==About==
 
==About==
  
Player run stalls are located in [[Providence]] to the East of the statue, along the shoreline; they are characterized by Blue awnings rather than White ones. These stalls can be purchased by any player with the [[Mercantilism]] skill, but only one per player.
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Industrious Pilgrims who have learned the [[Mercantilism]] skill may rent their own stall to sell from. These [[Player Stalls]] are located in [[Providence]] to the South-East of the town-center, along the shoreline. Player Stalls have blue wwnings rather than the white awnings on NPC and Vendor [[Stalls]]. Pilgrims may only rent one Player Stall at a time.
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Player Stalls have both an up front cost and a weekly rent fee of 400 {{i|Silver Pieces}}. Player Stalls closer to the town-center cost more up front to rent, 10,000x Silver Pieces, than those further back, whose up front cost are significantly less. Additionally, His Majesty extracts a 25% tax on every purchase made. He will take the first 400x Silver Pieces earned each week of this tax and use it to pay your weekly upkeep, but will continue to extract tax even after the rent has been paid. There is one special Player Stall where His Majesty only takes 10% tax, but this Player Stall costs costs 100,000x Silver Pieces up front.  
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Silver earned through selling items in your Stall will be stored in the Stall's Reserve and can be withdrawn at will when interacting with the Stall.
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Keep in mind it is important to pay your weekly rent. In the event that '''NOTHING''' sells on your stall for the week '''AND'' rent was not manually deposited. 2,500x Silver Pieces will be deducted from your Stall's Reserves. If your Stall's Reserves are empty '''AND''' you didn't deposit rent for that week, that Stall will be considered abandoned and will be put back out for other pilgrims to rent.
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'''Note to Buyers:''' Player Stalls only indicate the number of items stored in a each slot, not the number of remaining uses, important on items such as Potions and [[Inspirational]]s. Therefore you may end up purchasing an item with less than the standard number of uses. Potential buyers are advised to purchase such items with caution.
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==Selling==
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Player Stalls have inventory slots for 10 different items, but each of those slots can be filled with up to 999x of that same item.  
  
Stalls nearest Boston center cost the most to buy at 15,000 silver, while those furthest cost only a few thousand silver. There is also one special stall that costs 100,000 silver and has only 10% tax.  Normal tax on a stall is 35%, along with a 400 silver per week upkeep cost. The tax goes toward the upkeep at first so that a player who pays 50 silver in taxes in a week only needs to pay 350 silver in upkeep for that week.
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How to Sell:
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# Name your Price. Type in the price you wish to sell your item for. Keep in mind that while the price can be lowered, it can never be lowered more than to half of the initial price.
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# Set the amount. This is number of those items you wish to sell at that price. This is set to 1 by default but there are some situations where you may want to increase that, especially when selling items in bulk.
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# Add an item. Right-click an item in your inventory and drop it into the slot with both a price and amount set.
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# You can add more of the same item by repeating step 3 or by using the scroll wheel while hovering over that items slot.  
  
Stalls have slots for 10 different items and multiples of a particular item can be placed in a single slot. The total items possible for one stall is 1000.
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'''CAUTION:''' Once an item is placed in your Stall you cannot get it back out. To empty a slot you must click Purge multiple times. This will '''Destroy''' all items in that slot.  
  
Note: The stall interface indicates only the number of items stored in a each slot. The number of remaining uses of potions and inspirationals is not indicated. It is therefore possible to sell an item that has only one use left. Potential buyers are advised to purchase such items with caution.
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==Tax Refunds==
  
Of the taxes taken in by the King, 20% refunded back to the Mayors of the top 10 towns on the server. You can speak to [[Benjamin Bryberry]] to find out who owns these top towns. The amounts refunded are as follows:
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His Majesty, in his graciousness and wisdom, refunds 20% of all taxes he earns from Player Stalls back to the Majors of the top 10 Towns in the New World. You can speak to [[Benjamin Bryberry]] to find out what are the top Towns.  
  
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Amounts refunded:
 
Town #1 38.53%<br/>
 
Town #1 38.53%<br/>
 
Town #2 23.81%<br/>
 
Town #2 23.81%<br/>
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Town #10 0.43%
 
Town #10 0.43%
  
For a total of 100%.
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Towns who want a bigger cut of the tax refund can {{i|Challenge Authority}} of another top Town to lower their Authority and drop their rank.
 
 
Towns who want a bigger cut of the tax break can [[Challenge Authority]] of the other top towns to try to lower their authority.
 

Revision as of 03:08, 17 December 2019


Stall1.png

About

Industrious Pilgrims who have learned the Mercantilism skill may rent their own stall to sell from. These Player Stalls are located in Providence to the South-East of the town-center, along the shoreline. Player Stalls have blue wwnings rather than the white awnings on NPC and Vendor Stalls. Pilgrims may only rent one Player Stall at a time.

Player Stalls have both an up front cost and a weekly rent fee of 400 Silver Pieces icon.png Silver Pieces. Player Stalls closer to the town-center cost more up front to rent, 10,000x Silver Pieces, than those further back, whose up front cost are significantly less. Additionally, His Majesty extracts a 25% tax on every purchase made. He will take the first 400x Silver Pieces earned each week of this tax and use it to pay your weekly upkeep, but will continue to extract tax even after the rent has been paid. There is one special Player Stall where His Majesty only takes 10% tax, but this Player Stall costs costs 100,000x Silver Pieces up front.

Silver earned through selling items in your Stall will be stored in the Stall's Reserve and can be withdrawn at will when interacting with the Stall.

Keep in mind it is important to pay your weekly rent. In the event that NOTHING' sells on your stall for the week AND rent was not manually deposited. 2,500x Silver Pieces will be deducted from your Stall's Reserves. If your Stall's Reserves are empty AND you didn't deposit rent for that week, that Stall will be considered abandoned and will be put back out for other pilgrims to rent.

Note to Buyers: Player Stalls only indicate the number of items stored in a each slot, not the number of remaining uses, important on items such as Potions and Inspirationals. Therefore you may end up purchasing an item with less than the standard number of uses. Potential buyers are advised to purchase such items with caution.

Selling

Player Stalls have inventory slots for 10 different items, but each of those slots can be filled with up to 999x of that same item.

How to Sell:

  1. Name your Price. Type in the price you wish to sell your item for. Keep in mind that while the price can be lowered, it can never be lowered more than to half of the initial price.
  2. Set the amount. This is number of those items you wish to sell at that price. This is set to 1 by default but there are some situations where you may want to increase that, especially when selling items in bulk.
  3. Add an item. Right-click an item in your inventory and drop it into the slot with both a price and amount set.
  4. You can add more of the same item by repeating step 3 or by using the scroll wheel while hovering over that items slot.

CAUTION: Once an item is placed in your Stall you cannot get it back out. To empty a slot you must click Purge multiple times. This will Destroy all items in that slot.

Tax Refunds

His Majesty, in his graciousness and wisdom, refunds 20% of all taxes he earns from Player Stalls back to the Majors of the top 10 Towns in the New World. You can speak to Benjamin Bryberry to find out what are the top Towns.

Amounts refunded: Town #1 38.53%
Town #2 23.81%
Town #3 14.72%
Town #4 9.09%
Town #5 5.63%
Town #6 3.46%
Town #7 2.16%
Town #8 1.30%
Town #9 0.87%
Town #10 0.43%

Towns who want a bigger cut of the tax refund can Challenge Authority icon.png Challenge Authority of another top Town to lower their Authority and drop their rank.