Weight reduction - Revision history

HORIBU1: /* Rumor Woods Cost */ add missing values

2026-04-20T15:08:06Z

Rumor Woods Cost: add missing values

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	! scope="row" role="rowheader"\|250		! scope="row" role="rowheader"\|250
	\| 1,488 \|\| 2,976 \|\| 8,928 \|\| 35,714 \|\| -		\| 1,488 \|\| 2,976 \|\| 8,928 \|\| 35,714 \|\| 178,570
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	\| 8,500 \|\| - \|\| - \|\| - \|\| -		\| 8,500 \|\| 25,500 \|\| 76,520 \|\| 280,560 \|\| 1,300,600
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	\| 29,760 \|\| 89,280 \|\| 267,840 \|\| 982,560 \|\| -		\| 29,760 \|\| 89,280 \|\| 267,840 \|\| 982,560 \|\| 4,553,960
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MORNE: /* Rumor Woods Cost */

2026-04-15T23:04:57Z

Rumor Woods Cost

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		⚫	The increasing rates are based on this formula: Cost per 1% = base_rate × n! where n is the tier number (1 through 5).
	This is based on two key formulas:

	1) Base: Cost per 1% = capacity × 8.5

⚫	2) ~~Increase~~: Cost per 1% = base_rate × n! where n is the tier number (1 through 5).

	This gives summed totals as follows:		This gives summed totals as follows:

MORNE: /* Rumor Woods Cost */

2026-04-15T23:03:34Z

Rumor Woods Cost

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			This is based on two key formulas:
⚫	~~The~~ ~~formula is~~: ~~cost~~ per 1% = base_rate × n! where n is the tier number (1 through 5). ~~This gives summed totals as follows:~~

			1) Base: Cost per 1% = capacity × 8.5

		⚫	2) Increase: Cost per 1% = base_rate × n! where n is the tier number (1 through 5).

			This gives summed totals as follows:

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MORNE: /* Rumor Woods Cost */

2026-04-15T22:55:05Z

Rumor Woods Cost

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	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|+ Approximate raikhen ~~cumulative~~ cost to reach each level of weight reduction		\|+ Approximate raikhen total cost from 0% to reach each level of weight reduction
	\|-		\|-
	! scope="col"\|Capacity (lbs)		! scope="col"\|Capacity (lbs)
	! scope="col"\|~~To 20~~%		! scope="col"\|0→20%
	! scope="col"\|~~To 40~~%		! scope="col"\|0→40%
	! scope="col"\|~~To 60~~%		! scope="col"\|0→60%
	! scope="col"\|~~To 80~~%		! scope="col"\|0→80%
	! scope="col"\|~~To 100~~%		! scope="col"\|0→100%
	\|-		\|-
	! scope="row" role="rowheader"\|50		! scope="row" role="rowheader"\|50

MORNE: more math

2026-04-15T22:53:50Z

more math

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-The formula is: cost per 1% = base_rate × n! where n is the tier number (1 through 5).
+The formula is: cost per 1% = base_rate × n! where n is the tier number (1 through 5). This gives summed totals as follows:
 [[category:Merchant Services]]

MORNE: updated to add formula

2026-04-15T22:51:26Z

updated to add formula

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	\| 4,676 \|\| 9,353 \|\| 28,061 \|\| 112,244 \|\| 561,120		\| 4,676 \|\| 9,353 \|\| 28,061 \|\| 112,244 \|\| 561,120
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			The formula is: cost per 1% = base_rate × n! where n is the tier number (1 through 5).

	[[category:Merchant Services]]		[[category:Merchant Services]]

ATHIAS: Added Raikhen cost for 61-80% of 250lb container

2026-04-15T01:11:14Z

Added Raikhen cost for 61-80% of 250lb container

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	! scope="row" role="rowheader"\|1,000		! scope="row" role="rowheader"\|1,000

ARAMUND: Further describe weight reduction mechanics

2024-04-28T14:08:03Z

Further describe weight reduction mechanics

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	Weight reduction is a service applied to containers which reduces the [[encumbrance\|weight]] of items carried within the container. It is typically available at [[Rumor Woods]]. Weight reduction is applied to the contents of the container individually; a container which can hold 200 pounds and has 20% weight reduction will apply that 20% weight reduction to each item in the container rather than holding the first 40 pounds weightlessly.		Weight reduction is a service applied to containers which reduces the [[encumbrance\|weight]] of items carried within the container. It is typically available at [[Rumor Woods]]. Weight reduction is applied to the contents of the container individually; a container which can hold 200 pounds and has 20% weight reduction will apply that 20% weight reduction to each item in the container rather than holding the first 40 pounds weightlessly.

			'''Note''': The weight reduction applied to a container applied only to the portion of the container's capacity that existed at the time of the service. For example, if you apply a 20% weight reduction to a container with 100lbs of capacity, and then you deepen the container to 200lbs of capacity, the 20% weight reduction will apply only to the first 100lbs. In this scenario, a loresong on the container will recall that the container will reduce the weight of items by "20% for the first 100lbs".

	'''Tip''': Herb kits are a more popular choice than loot sacks. Smaller containers which remain mostly full will benefit more from this style of weight reduction than large, mostly empty containers.		'''Tip''': Herb kits are a more popular choice than loot sacks. Smaller containers which remain mostly full will benefit more from this style of weight reduction than large, mostly empty containers.

GS4ALASTIR: /* Rumor Woods Cost */

2024-04-21T21:28:15Z

Rumor Woods Cost

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	! scope="row" role="rowheader"\|1,000		! scope="row" role="rowheader"\|1,000

GS4ALASTIR: /* Rumor Woods Cost */

2024-04-21T13:18:35Z

Rumor Woods Cost

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	! scope="row" role="rowheader"\|1,000		! scope="row" role="rowheader"\|1,000

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	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|+ Approximate raikhen ~~cumulative~~ cost to reach each level of weight reduction		\|+ Approximate raikhen total cost from 0% to reach each level of weight reduction
	\|-		\|-
	! scope="col"\|Capacity (lbs)		! scope="col"\|Capacity (lbs)
	! scope="col"\|~~To 20~~%		! scope="col"\|0→20%
	! scope="col"\|~~To 40~~%		! scope="col"\|0→40%
	! scope="col"\|~~To 60~~%		! scope="col"\|0→60%
	! scope="col"\|~~To 80~~%		! scope="col"\|0→80%
	! scope="col"\|~~To 100~~%		! scope="col"\|0→100%
	\|-		\|-
	! scope="row" role="rowheader"\|50		! scope="row" role="rowheader"\|50