On Wednesday, October 7, SOL: enchant (hereafter SOL) rolled out an update featuring level-based Blessings, new class skills, and stat buffs for Shields, Guarders, and Legendary weapons. Alongside these changes, Nine drop amounts were reduced across most hunting grounds, and field boss equipment drop rates were adjusted. Following this update, which altered both hunting rewards and the value of high-enhancement gear, we examined Exchange market trends centered on the streamer servers, Caltheon and Lindel.
World Exchange and Nine Core Prices?
First, we examined Nine Core prices. Nine Core prices dropped slightly from last week's 14.4 Diamonds to 13.8 Diamonds on Caltheon, and from 12.86 Diamonds to 12.12 Diamonds on Lindel. Although prices fell further from last week's sharp decline, the margin of decrease has slowed.
With this patch, Nine drop amounts were reduced across all hunting grounds except Lindel Island. Although this adjustment aimed to reduce Nine supply, it has not yet led to a price rebound at the time of calculation. However, since only one day has passed since the update went live, it will likely take a bit more time for the actual change in supply to be reflected in market prices.
The Meteor Strike skill book listed on Caltheon dropped significantly from 700,000 Diamonds last week to 300,000 Diamonds this week. Conversely, on Lindel, it remains listed at 590,000 Diamonds, showing a nearly two-fold price difference for the same Legendary skill book between the two worlds.
High-enhancement accessories are also starting to appear one after another. A +9 Razael's Ring was listed in both worlds, selling for 100,000 Diamonds on Caltheon and 130,000 Diamonds on Lindel. Items with high enhancement levels, such as Ancient Magic Rings and Earrings, have also surfaced on the market.
Cursed Scroll Prices Rebound Following Legendary Weapon Buffs
The average price of Cursed Scrolls, which had fallen last week, rose significantly from 387.7 Diamonds last week to 561.4 Diamonds this week. Among the 10 servers surveyed, seven saw prices increase by over 10% compared to the previous week, with Lindel 3 and Lindel 4 listing them at prices close to 1,000 Diamonds.
With this update, bonus damage per enhancement level for Legendary weapons was significantly buffed. As the benefit of reaching higher enhancement levels increased, it appears to have influenced enhancement demand among Successors holding Legendary weapons. However, Divine Scrolls showed mixed trends across servers, failing to display as distinct an upward trajectory as Cursed Scrolls.
In contrast, Regular Equipment Enhancement Scrolls dropped in price compared to last week. Prices that had risen following the addition of new collections are settling back down; as the newly released scroll packages also supply regular scrolls in large quantities, this additional supply could further impact market prices. Accessory Enhancement Scrolls showed mixed fluctuations depending on the server.
Tower of God Teleport Scroll Prices?
Among Tower of God Teleport Scrolls, the price rise of Floor 2 Teleport Scrolls is notable. Prices rose compared to last week on most servers, climbing up to 29 Diamonds on Lindel 4. Meanwhile, the same scroll was listed for 3.33 Diamonds on Lindel 2, highlighting a wide price gap between servers.
On the other hand, Floor 3 Teleport Scrolls maintained average prices similar to last week. While prices increased on servers like Caltheon 4 and Lindel 3, they declined on Caltheon 3 and Caltheon 5. On Caltheon 1, it remains listed at 318 Diamonds, showing that server-specific supply conditions had a greater impact than any overall market trend.
Prices for Weathered Relics dropped across most servers, continuing the downward trend from last week. While Divine Shards saw price increases on several servers, others experienced drops or held steady, preventing a broad overall rebound.
Special Dungeon Time Recharge Stones Suffer Supply Depletion
Sky Island Time Recharge Stones continued their price decline this week. Prices fell by over 10% week-over-week on all servers except Caltheon 2, bringing the average price down to 66.95 Diamonds. This represents a further drop from the already reduced prices following the conclusion of last week's double Nine event.
Listings for Celestial Sanctuary and Infernal Crusade Time Recharge Stones dropped sharply. Some servers had zero or only a single listing registered, and even servers with high inventory only showed around 5 to 6 items available. In particular, Infernal Crusade Time Recharge Stones had no listings at all on Caltheon 2 and Caltheon 5.
This drop in supply appears to stem from reduced appeal for Celestial Sanctuary and Infernal Crusade after rewards were added across most regular hunting grounds. Even on servers where listings remained, recent transaction histories were hard to find.
Tower of God Time Recharge Stones showed mixed trends by server. Much like Teleport Scrolls, prices rose on some servers while falling or holding steady on others.
Common Leather and Cloth Rise, While Iron and Gems Decline
Material prices exhibited contrasting trends across item types even within the same grade. Common Iron and Gems, which had surged last week following the addition of new collections, saw price drops on most servers. Conversely, Common Leather prices rose by over 10% week-over-week on every server, and Common Cloth prices increased on all servers except Lindel 5.
For intermediate materials, many servers saw price gains led by Iron and Wood. However, Leather and Gems fluctuated depending on the server; on Lindel 1, prices for both items went up, whereas on Lindel 3, both declined. The shifts observed in common materials did not directly translate to intermediate materials.
High-grade materials, which plunged last week, rebounded on some servers. High-grade Iron prices rose across Caltheon 1 through 4, but dropped on Lindel 3, showing no uniform trend like last week. Although Heroic and Legendary Guarders received stat buffs in this update, High-grade Leather also showed mixed fluctuations by server, making it too early to conclude that crafting demand drove up market prices.
