On Wednesday, September 16, SOL: enchant (hereafter SOL) adjusted skill balance for Knights and Mages and added new stats progression methods, including Armor Research and Imprinted Hero Equipment Collections. Alongside this, an increased Nine gain rate on Sky Island and the Altar of Fortune event, which offers high-grade materials, were launched. Following this patch that brought new collection items and currency sources, we examined how exchange prices changed, focusing on streamer servers Calteon and Lindel.
World Exchange and Nine Core Market Prices
First, we examined the price of Nine Cores on the World Exchange. Calteon dropped slightly from 21.72 Diamonds last week to 20.9 Diamonds, while Lindel fell from 30 Diamonds to 27 Diamonds. While both worlds continue to decline, Lindel experienced a steeper drop, steadily narrowing the price gap between the two worlds.
Among Main God accessories, the price of Cal's Seal of Survival dropped noticeably. In particular, +5 enhanced seals were listed around 4,000 Diamonds in both worlds last week, but plummeted to less than half that price this week. +6 and +7 enhanced seals also decreased, showing that the shift is not limited to a specific enhancement stage.
On Lindel, a Legendary Skill Book was actually listed on the exchange. The Ancient Spellbook (Meteor Strike) is currently listed for 999,999 Diamonds, a price significantly higher than the Legendary Weapons and Guaranteed Summon Tickets listed in the same world. As this is the first time a Legendary Skill Book has appeared on the World Exchange, attention is focused on who will buy it and at what final price.
Scroll Prices After the Addition of Enhancement Collections
Equipment Enhancement Scrolls generally continued to decline following last week. Although this update added collections requiring +5 and +7 Imprinted Hero Equipment, prices for normal scrolls fell across all servers except Calteon 4. Because the collections are restricted to Heroic-grade equipment, the increase in demand remains limited to a small group of players.
Sacred Scrolls maintained their previous prices or saw slight decreases on most servers, while Cursed Scrolls—which had rebounded last week—dropped again. However, on Lindel 3, Cursed Scrolls actually rose to 1,288 Diamonds, creating a gap of more than five times compared to Lindel 1, where they were listed at 240 Diamonds. Aside from the overall downward trend, high prices persist on select servers.
Accessory Enhancement Scrolls are trading with little change from the previous week. While listings reappeared on Calteon 3 and Lindel 4, where no supply was available last week, no listings could be found on Calteon 5.
Tower of God 3F Teleport Scroll Prices Surge
Tower of God 3F Teleport Scrolls, which turned upward last week, saw an even steeper price surge this week. The average market price nearly doubled from 72.38 Diamonds to 144.3 Diamonds, becoming more than 10% more expensive compared to the previous week across all servers except Lindel 5. Unlike previous spikes where high prices on a few servers pulled up the average, this week showed widespread gains across most servers.
However, the upward trend of 3F Teleport Scrolls did not extend to all Tower of God items. Prices for 1F Teleport Scrolls dropped on most servers, while 2F Teleport Scrolls showed mixed results with price increases on some servers and drops on others. Notably, on Calteon 1, while 3F Teleport Scrolls jumped to more than four times last week's price, the rise for 2F Teleport Scrolls was much smaller.
Weathered Relics are also showing diverging trends by server. On Lindel 3, they rose to 6 Diamonds, maintaining a higher price than other servers, while a fair number of servers saw declines. Sacred Shards remained at a price level similar to the previous week.
2x Nine Event! What About Sky Island Recharge Stone Prices?
Time Recharge Stones for the Tower of God and Celestial Sanctuary continued to fall in price following last week. In particular, while Tower of God 3F Teleport Scrolls surged significantly, Time Recharge Stones dropped on most servers. In effect, market trends for the two items moved in opposite directions.
Sky Island Time Recharge Stones presented a slightly different picture. With Nine acquired on Sky Island doubled in this patch, the value of additional hunting time increased, leading to price gains of over 10% compared to last week on half of the tracked servers. However, prices dropped sharply on select servers such as Calteon 2, leaving the overall average price at a similar level to last week.
Hellfire Temple Time Recharge Stones also showed little change on average compared to the previous week. However, server-by-server fluctuations hidden beneath the average were significant, with prices rising on Calteon 3 while dropping to less than half on Lindel 2.
What Are the Prices of Crafting Materials?
Intermediate and High-Grade Materials continued to decline across most servers. High-Grade Iron and High-Grade Wood, which traded at elevated prices on some servers last week, experienced sharp drops. High-Grade Leather, which surged following the addition of Guarders, also fell to an average of 13.2 Diamonds—trading at less than half its price compared to the first week of September.
The newly launched Altar of Fortune allows players to obtain High-Grade Material Selection Chests. As a direct pathway to obtain needed materials has been added, this appears to have influenced demand for high-grade materials.
Conversely, Normal Wood prices rose across most servers. In contrast to declining prices for Intermediate and High-Grade Wood, different trends emerged depending on the grade of the material. Other normal materials showed mixed movements or continued their downward trend depending on the server.
