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*[[Fine Steel Long Sword]] | *[[Fine Steel Long Sword]] | ||
*[[Fine Steel Morning Star]] | *[[Fine Steel Morning Star]] | ||
| − | *[[Fine Steel | + | *[[Fine Steel Rapier]] |
*[[Fine Steel Scimitar]] | *[[Fine Steel Scimitar]] | ||
| − | *[[Fine Steel | + | *[[Fine Steel Short Sword]] |
*[[Fine Steel Spear]] | *[[Fine Steel Spear]] | ||
| − | *[[Fine Steel | + | *[[Fine Steel Two Handed Sword]] |
*[[Fine Steel Warhammer]] | *[[Fine Steel Warhammer]] | ||
*[[Fine Steel Naginata]] | *[[Fine Steel Naginata]] | ||
Revision as of 20:11, 26 May 2022
Fine Steel weapons are commonly dropped off of city guards, giants, and mid- to high-level enemies.
Players typically have no use for the weapons by the time they are able to obtain them, but they sell for 4-6 platinum each to merchants, and are thus a decent source of income.
If you don't care about weight and are trying to maximize profits with limited bag slots, they sell for the most to least platinum in this order:
Two Handed Sword > Great Staff > Spear > Morning Star > Long Sword > Rapier/Scimitar > Warhammer > Short Sword > Dagger
