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Ideally, do it with the merchant cruiser and get 5 loads at a time (100 cargo), because the turn-ins you do are limited, but the size of the turn-ins doesn't matter. Wait to do the Salt Lions quest for when you have a bigger cargo capacity. Sell the spare blue scintillack at Varchas for bigger profit (you can also sell normal scintillack there for 2 outlandish relics worth 200 echoes, but you can only sell 5 per stay, so you will be farming SAYs if you wanna do it) The First Curator and Pulse of the Principles quests give you a ton of money if you sell the treasures and scintillack you get. Here are a few ways you can make easy money: I never really had a trouble making money in this game, I always end up with more than I know what to do with.

I'd generally skip the last step, although it's effectively a way of getting Foxfire Candles for 12.5 Echoes a pop, which if you're doing Wisp-Ways farming, could be a way of doing something exceptionally profitable for practically free. You can exchange Mutersalt for 2 Foxfire Candles at Aigul, which can then be sold for 33 Echoes at Venderbight, for a total of 41 Echoes profit per unit (although the doubling thing means your last leg needs more hold space). Now it can be sold for 56 Echoes in the Nephrite Quarter, for a profit of 31 Echoes per unit. However, go on and exchange it for Mutersalt at Scrimshander. It can then be sold at the Gant Pole for 37 Echoes for a profit of 12 Echoes per unit. I've found at least one good one on par with the Wine (Fallen London) -> Coffee (Empire of Hands) -> Parabola-Linen (Irem) exchange routes, and this one has the advantage of occurring all in shops so no nonsense of clicking the same dialogue 50 times in a row.īuy Prisoner's Honey at Fallen London for 25 Echoes at Wolfstack.Įxchange for Carboy of Primordial Shrieks at the Gant Pole. I'll just paste it under this spoiler because it's fairly involved (but very profitable), and what makes it better than the wine/coffee/linen route is you can do it all at shops without endless clicking. Honey has a more complicated route that needs the submarine.

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Seems a reasonable profit.Īll in all I'll probably just do the scion cheese once I'm done with the Merciless Mode achievement.īoth wine and honey are starters for series of transactions that end up as profitable as anything mundane and trading-related in the game.įor instance, take wine to Empire of Hands, trade for coffee, trade the coffee for Parabola-Linen at Irem, profit. I'm currently looking into the sapphire trade. Also, it goes up quite slow if you don't return to London often, making the wine trade inconsistent.

The Quality you mention is Time, the Healer. really slow/boring but 15echoes per supply if you sell them at the abbey. Or get yourself a scion, then constantly sell ship->die->inherit all money over and over and over.15 echos per food if you go up to the surface and are willing to repeatedly click the menu to get one at a time. Originally posted by Axiom:Short version: check the wiki + hope for a good map. Great if you don't need to get it from London, and it sells 5 at a time to the dialogue in Godfell (150 echoes for 5 units) I think mushroom wine is about 10 echo a pop if you deliver to godfell, but that's only while the game timer (forget what it's called, but goes up on visiting london every so often) is under 199. Really going to depend on the ports you've seen and how close they are to each other, imo. Others I've noticed are buying up sapphires down south and selling them to various places, I once had khan's shadow next to polythreme, but I didn't get the merchant ship before dieing to stupid things (too many trips around the mediterranian hoping to lose only one sailor *COUGH*), Stygian Ivory woudl be a 3 echo profit but the ports were *so close* :/ But oh, the Sun, the Sun.Short version: check the wiki + hope for a good map.

It's raising terrible lesions on your skin. Its warmth is long-needed sleep, clear crystal air, a lover's embrace.

The Sun, the Sun is triggered at zee if you have the following: Note, this is a different event to The Sun, the Sun! and THE SUN! THE SUN!. The Sun, the Sun is a Sunless Sea Zee Random Event.

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