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‎Charm

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 == Base Price ==
-Prices start as listed below. Base Price is used by all direct-to-consumer sales before negotiation. When selling without negotiation, slave price may be increased if the slave is a virgin — by 50$ per rank, or 100$ per rank if the slave is a natural virgin — such that an S+ slave would be sold for 8500$ or 9000$ without negotiation if the slave was an artificial or natural virgin, respectively. Negotiation price mechanics can be found at [[Jack-o-nine/Gameplay/Slaves/Selling#Minor_Residences|Minor Residences]]. Discount Price and Auction Starting Price are both used in auction bidding logic, and Discount Price is used when turning in Guild contracts. Subpurchaser Price is used by the Subpurchaser.
+Prices start as listed below. Base Price is used by all direct-to-consumer sales before negotiation. When selling without negotiation, slave price may be increased if the slave is a virgin — by 50$ per rank, or 100$ per rank if the slave is a natural virgin — such that an S+ slave would be sold for 8500$ or 9000$ without negotiation if the slave was an artificial or natural virgin, respectively. Negotiation price mechanics can be found at [[Jack-o-nine/Gameplay/Locations/Minor_Residences|Minor Residences]]. Discount Price and Auction Starting Price are both used in auction bidding logic, and Discount Price is used when turning in Guild contracts. Subpurchaser Price is used by the Subpurchaser.
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 Before a slave can be sold anywhere other than the [[Jack-o-nine/Gameplay/Locations/White_Town#Slave_Market|Slave Market]], she must be branded. There are 3 options:
-# Casting '''Adverto Servili''',which requires a Magic Rank of S+/Archmage, costing $25.
+# Casting '''Adverto Servili''',which requires a Magic Rank of S+/Archmage, costing 25$.
-# [[Jack-o-nine/Gameplay/Locations/Quarter_of_the_Outcasts#Uncle_Bo|Uncle Bo]] in the Quarter of the Outcasts will tattoo a brand for $10.
+# [[Jack-o-nine/Gameplay/Locations/Quarter_of_the_Outcasts#Uncle_Bo|Uncle Bo]] in the Quarter of the Outcasts will tattoo a brand for 10$.
 # If you have a [[Jack-o-nine/Gameplay/Locations/Player_Housing|dungeon]] rented, you can use a branding iron at no cost, but it will hurt the slave and decrease mood.
 #* To hot-iron brand the slave, click on "No Brand" on the slave's anatomy page.
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 == Base Price ==
-Prices start as listed below. Base Price is used by all direct-to-consumer sales before negotiation. When selling without negotiation, slave price may be increased if the slave is a virgin — by $50 per rank, or $100 per rank if the slave is a natural virgin — such that an S+ slave would be sold for $8500 or $9000 without negotiation if the slave was an artificial or natural virgin, respectively. Negotiation price mechanics can be found at [[Jack-o-nine/Gameplay/Slaves/Selling#Minor_Residences|Minor Residences]]. Discount Price and Auction Starting Price are both used in auction bidding logic, and Discount Price is used when turning in Guild contracts. Subpurchaser Price is used by the Subpurchaser.
+Prices start as listed below. Base Price is used by all direct-to-consumer sales before negotiation. When selling without negotiation, slave price may be increased if the slave is a virgin — by 50$ per rank, or 100$ per rank if the slave is a natural virgin — such that an S+ slave would be sold for 8500$ or 9000$ without negotiation if the slave was an artificial or natural virgin, respectively. Negotiation price mechanics can be found at [[Jack-o-nine/Gameplay/Slaves/Selling#Minor_Residences|Minor Residences]]. Discount Price and Auction Starting Price are both used in auction bidding logic, and Discount Price is used when turning in Guild contracts. Subpurchaser Price is used by the Subpurchaser.
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 <code>Charm = 3×Style + 2×Exotic + Devotion − 2×Angst − Spoil + 2×Brand reputation + 2×Fame − Relative fat − 3×Scars − 3×Bruises</code>
-'''relative_fat''' describes how far the slave is from her ideal weight:
+'''Relative fat''' describes how far the slave is from her ideal weight:
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-! Slave Weight !! relative_fat
+! Slave Weight !! Relative fat
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-''* Every day there is a 4% chance this NPC acquires a witch doctor elsewhere. You'll need to wait until the previous one is "retired", which takes 50–60 days.''
+''* He only needs one witch doctor at a time. After a purchase, expect to wait roughly 50–60 days before he's looking for a new one.''
 ''** When selling cows to the farm, price calculation is based on attributes that make for a good/productive cow, without respect to the slave's rank. Weight, nature, pride, endurance, pet skill, pony skill, cow skill, xenophily, mood, taming, habit, despair, fear, and breast size are the primary attributes considered, with bonuses given for a gaping vagina (granted through fisting training or horse training), high fisting skill, MILF age, and the Indolent trait. Note that Chubby cows are more valuable than Corpulent cows, but Corpulent cows are more valuable than Voluptuous cows. An Enduring, Voluptuous cow will be more valuable than a Tough, Corpulent cow.''

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 Selling slaves to businesses does not appear to increase the rank of the slaver's standing. The various standing-ranks have particular requirements for their increases, meaning that selling to buyers out of order does no good for improving the slaver's standing:
-- F to D: sell a slave to anyone in the residential area of the district (or Mystra, for Quarter of Outcasts).
+* F to D: sell a slave to someone in the residential area of the district who requires a D+ rank slave (or Mystra, for Quarter of Outcasts)
-- D to C: sell to someone in the residential area who requires a C-rank slave or above.
+* D to C: sell to someone in the residential area who requires a C+ rank slave
-- C to B: sell to someone in the residential area who requires a B-rank slave or above.
+* C to B: sell to someone in the residential area who requires a B+ rank slave
-- B to A: sell to someone in the palace who requires an A-rank slave or above.
+* B to A: sell to someone in the palace who requires an A+ rank slave
-- A to S+ (Patrician): sell to the faction leader, who requires an S+ rank slave.
+* A to S+ (Patrician): sell to the faction leader, who requires an S+ rank slave.
 This is why every quarter's residential area has 3 residents who require B-rank slaves; selling only B-rank slaves to those 3 residents fulfills all requirements to gain entrance to that faction's palace. (Access to the faction's palace in White Town works differently.)

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 | A- || 4000$ || 2800$ || 2000$ || 2000$
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-| A+ || 5500$ || 3850$ || 2250$ || 2250$
+| A+ || 5500$ || 3850$ || 2750$ || 2750$
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 | S- || 6500$ || 4550$ || 3250$ || 3250$

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 ''* The Subpurchaser pays 80% less for mindbroken slaves.''
 == Shops ==
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 | Real Estate Office || White Town || C- || Assistant ||
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-| Gentleman's Club || Quarter of the Bull || B+ || Concubine || Several high attribute requirements hinted by text
+| Gentleman's Club || Quarter of the Bull || B+ || Concubine || Multiple individual buyers, each with their own distinct attribute requirements (not yet itemized here)
 |-
 | Virgin's Hip (Bartender) || Serpentine Quarter || D+ || None || Several individual requirements hinted by text**
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 The rest of the shops are more flexible. Aside from the ranking, which is absolutely required, they also have optional specifications for slaves. Meet them for a reputation boost, or lie about them for a reputation penalty. If you really need the cash, you can work on your reputation at a later time.
-There is also a "Charm" requirement. Charm is the sum of Beauty, Style, and Exoticism. It can be increased by stylish clothes, piercings, tattoos, jewelry, and making sure the slave isn't scarred or bruised. Furthermore, the slave cannot have wounds, illness, a parasite, negative energy, stamina below Healthy (blue, B rank), bruises, scars, mindbreak, or visible pregnancy. The slave also cannot be too dirty.
+There is also a Charm requirement — see the [[#Charm|Charm]] section above for the full formula. Furthermore, the slave cannot have wounds, illness, a parasite, negative energy, stamina below Healthy (blue, B rank), bruises, scars, mindbreak, or visible pregnancy. The slave also cannot be too dirty.
 For the sale price, you can hold firm to base price, haggle/bargain for more money, or give a discount. Bargaining success depends on reputation. If your reputation is low, it's risky to bargain because you could say something wrong and have to accept a lower price. Bargaining is very much worth it once your reputation gets off the ground. Giving a discount will raise your reputation, but not enough to make up for lying about your slave.
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 To be clear, these "found" people are not new people — it's just a tool which spares you from going to each quarter and checking whether someone is buying whatever you trained your slave to do. After you've looked around for customers, go back to your house, look at your slaver, and check the "Objectives" tab. You will see "I am thinking on how to sell slaves more profitably." Clicking this will show you a list of people in each quarter who will buy your slave; check the wiki afterwards to see which one(s) will buy your slave for the most money.

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 ==Auction==
+Every decade, the slavers' guild holds an auction, where you can sell your branded slave. The prices here are pseudorandom and depend on how many of the buyers you get interested in your slave. This is best performed by having a well rounded slave that meets multiple specializations and high stats (especially Beauty, Style, Exoticism, and Charm). A well made S+ slave typically sells for at least 9000 sparks. In the endgame, after selling slaves to all nobles, the auction is the only way to sell A-, A+, and S+ slaves for full price, though they can still give significant bonuses to negotiation when selling to buyers expecting lower ranks.
 ==Special Missions==