← All changesUpdate the modpack before joiningThis release requires a newer modpack. Update your installed pack in the launcher before joining again.
- The market is rebuilt around what you came to do: Browse, Mine, Plots, Freight and the Black market, with one Sell button.
- Lots are now Consignment: weapons, armour and anything the order book refuses are sold whole, with their wear shown.
- Mine shows everything of yours on the market: purchases waiting for you, orders, consigned items and freight you posted.
- Change an order's price or quantity without cancelling it, and pin the goods you watch to the top.
- Update the pack: an older client can no longer join.
All changes in this version01Finding and buying
- Browse lists goods on the order book and things on consignment in one catalogue, with one search and one sort.
- Narrow it to Goods, Consignment or Oil.
- A kind of consigned item opens a page with every one for sale, its wear and seller, and what that kind sold for lately.
- A good's page links to the same item on consignment, and a star pins it to the top of the catalogue.
02Selling
- Sell opens your inventory: a plain stack goes on the order book, anything with data goes on consignment.
- The consignment form shows the fee and what you receive as figures before you press.
- A sale's dialog now closes after the first press; pressing again no longer tries to list twice.
- A double click on Buy or Sell on a good's page places one order.
03Your orders and items
- Change an open order from Mine: lower its quantity or set a new price, and only the difference is held or handed back.
- Change the price of an item you have on consignment.
- A group's steward can place orders and consign items for the group; its treasury pays and is paid.
04Fairer prices
- Sales between related or brand-new accounts can no longer push a good's real price off the board.
- Coins and goods from creative mode cannot be traded.
- Selling a good no longer takes the armour you are wearing or what is in your other hand.
- A plot's sale pays the same market fee as every other sale.