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Black Market: selling to Caerleon's NPC

This game merchant buys equipment to supply mob and chest loot. It is separate from the city's ordinary player market.

Educational illustration, not a game screenshot.
Educational illustration, not a game screenshot.

Step by step

  1. Find the Black Market and confirm the equipment is accepted. Check tier, enchantment, quality, price and wanted quantity. The NPC does not sell its stock to you.
  2. Sell now fills an NPC buy offer. A sell order waits for your chosen price; another seller's listing is not the NPC's current buy offer.
  3. Demand and prices change with supply and game activity, not unlimited fixed-price buying. Match server and observation date, then verify the quote in the game before purchasing a batch.
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Step by step

Find the Black Market and confirm the equipment is accepted. Check tier, enchantment, quality, price and wanted quantity. The NPC does not sell its stock to you.

Sell now fills an NPC buy offer. A sell order waits for your chosen price; another seller's listing is not the NPC's current buy offer.

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Understand before acting

Caerleon’s Black Market NPC and the regular player market are separate destinations. The NPC comparison uses its buy bid. Missing observations are not zero prices. Historical sale statistics do not establish the NPC’s current buying price or executable quantity.

Demand and prices change with supply and game activity, not unlimited fixed-price buying. Match server and observation date, then verify the quote in the game before purchasing a batch.

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Practise with game data

Use the linked tools to check your situation. Identify inputs, outputs, time and what can be lost.

I will record time, expenses and actual results.

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Black Market: selling to Caerleon's NPC · Before you act

No record does not prove no demand. The source may not have observed that combination. A unit quote does not guarantee that price for your whole batch.

I checked costs, price dates and inventory space.

Before you act
No record does not prove no demand. The source may not have observed that combination. A unit quote does not guarantee that price for your whole batch.

Session example: compare the result

Fictional values for learning the calculation; not quotes, guaranteed rewards or measured effectiveness. Costs include reported expenses and losses.

Net balance: 120,000 − 110,000 = 10,000
Silver per hour: 10,000 × 60 ÷ 30 = 20,000 / h

Replace time, costs and income with your records. Compare two complete sessions, including unsuccessful attempts; one gain does not measure content efficiency.

Practise with game data

  • I chose a goal and a time to return.
  • I selected replaceable gear and checked its abilities.
  • I checked costs, price dates and inventory space.
  • I will record time, expenses and actual results.

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