Ok well not Airees, but my alt is in need of a buisness partner. 50% virt Herbalist that makes good gold, and is in search for someone to open a shop with. Have around 95k stored up right now to purchase one. I know thats not that much but I figure some bashing and another person with a good trade would make it easy to come up. If your intrested send me a PM so i can explaine everything. Not a fan of announcing who my alts are even though some know...curse you!

You know if you harvested herbs and gave them to an alchemist to make potions you could sell herbs and potions in your shop.

I mean a shop with herbs and good potions would be pretty good profit.

Now if only you knew an alchemist

*Your daily Glomdoring plug brought to you by Veyda One-Eye d'Illici, purveyor of fine furniture.*

Get Airees out of Mag, into the Blacktalon, and make him an herbalist. Spend all that alt's money on credits, then send them to Airees. Airees becomes trans herbalist, happy in Glomdoring. Buy manse with profits. Pay Veyda to make furniture for said manse.

Sounds like an excellent plan.

I'm currently selling my shop in Magnagora to the highest bidder. Comes with 16 empty Kegs, so you could get your alchmist and herbalist and make tons of gold with all the kegs you'll ever need in Magnagora.

Airres is pretty gone dude theres a new person in town

and since said herbalist is to sparkle hmmm. We will start a shop ferlas!!! Now we just need the gold...

then... get shrubbed.

Not quite such an excellent plan.

d'Illicis have other qualities than refined thought-processes.


Yes.




Exactly those you think about.

Yup, can only trade OOC acquired credits between characters.

Hmm i would swear that i readed somewhere that you cant send gold between alts but you can send credits not metter are they IC or OOC.

Credits can be bought with gold, so esentially it would be the same thing.

Meh i could swear i was logged in.



So now i need to find where i readed it.

EDIT:

Ok im wrong. I should get some sleep now.

you can, they posted in Aetolia ekard. However shady, -credits- of any sort that can be tradeable are considered ooc, and thus can be traded between characters. In the post on aetolia, he specifically used the example of making an alt, bashing Minia and Kalebb for gold, then buying credits and transfering to your main, while shady, was not technically illegal by IRE policy.

Well. I suppose as long as this alt is Wyrd, it's okay.

Oh? That still sounds horribly OOC and very poor RP...

But I guess credits never did fit in RP, so... whatever.

I'm 99.9% sure that admins here have posted that as a no-no.

I heard recently that this policy was challenged and IRE decided as a whole that all credits can be traded between characters.

19.4.1 Credit Transfers

To transfer credits to another person:

TRANSFER CREDITS TO FOR GOLD.

To give someone credits for free, specify 'FOR 0 GOLD.' If you
specify a positive number of gold though, the person will have
to be online, and will be asked to confirm that this transfer is
OK with him.


Violations of HELP SECONDS
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Almost any aid or information that flows between two of your characters is a
violation of HELP SECONDS. You may have multiple characters. Just don't have
them help each other in any way.


The rule for credit transfers
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If you gain/acquire the credits in an In Character manner, then you cannot
transfer them between your seconds. If you gain credits in an Out of Character
manner, then you may transfer them freely.


IC ways to gain credits (can't transfer freely amongst seconds)
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- Spend gold to purchase credits via the credit market.
- As a mentor.
- For various forms of leadership.


OOC ways to gain credits (which can then be transferred freely)
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- Buy them for money on the Lusternia website, or via the mails.
- Win a Bardic/Artisanal contest.
- As a Guide.

Don't mind the Hazar. He's been taking in sugar lately. Ignore him. Don't listen to any advice he gives on IRE policy.

Has this always been a rule? Or is this a recent change?