Market

With the exception of wilderness, ruins and elysium boards, each board has it's own local market. Markets become inaccessible to the opposite faction when the board is not on pax, except temple boards.

A collection consists of 1 to 9 objects of the same class. Each player can submit one collection only to a local market at any one time. Collections placed on the local market last for 21 game days. If a collection has not been sold it is taken off the market and will have to be reclaimed by the owner before a new collection is submitted.

Currently collections can be offered at between 100 and 50,000 sesterces.

The upper limit is unfortunately linked to the sesterces you have in cash. You can not set a sale price higher than the cash you have on you. This is due to a client side limitation and will be changed to 50,000 sesterces after the next client release.

Each market has a limit of 24 collections and can be accessed via the "market" tab on the board /info dialogue (F10) or by typing /market directly. The market dialogue includes a summary of the currently viewed set of 6 collections. Older collections which have not expired can be viewed with the "market next" and "market previous" tabs. On the first page of the market is the "collection offer / reclaim" tab which is used to make and reclaim collection offers. If you have submitted a collection then the details of the collection will be displayed along with a tab to return to the "market" and a tab to "collection reclaim". If you have not submitted a collection then a trade window will open, allowing you to add items to your collection. On the right side of the trade window the going recommended market rate of your items increases and decreases as you add and remove items in the offer. Once you have set a price for your collection you can then click the confirmation box and the items will be removed from your inventory and submitted to the market.

If you have already submitted a collection you can reclaim it from the local market at any time before or after expiry if it has not been sold.

When a collection is sold a portion of 10% for barbarians and 15% for romans of the sale is deducted as market fees. Giving you 90% or %85 of the collection sale price in your VBA.