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Message: <blockquote data-quote="fireinthedust" data-source="post: 5422609" data-attributes="member: 51930">[sblock=Ton]  Huh.  Why the short Ton?  As a Canadian I end up using both on my scale at home: lbs and kg.  The two weights are about the same.  As a player myself, I'd go for the larger weight, down to the gram.  I'm hoping that means Short Ton?   Also:  So you know, you're not getting the sell price.  You must find a party interested and able to buy that much Adamantine.  I cannot overstate that most of the world are peasants literally scraping subsistence out of the dirt.  Most people outside a city would prefer to trade in turnips than gold.  City folk love gold.  Militaries love it, but they only have so much and need it for more than just adamantine.  Wizards and others who enchant things make more money through small items, like tokens of featherfall, than they ever would on big ticket items, I might add.  You can get it done, but it's more as a favour for deeds done than just for gold. 15k gold is the upper limit for most people for a number of reasons.  One is that the weight of gold is so much you'd have to have a wagon to carry it all.  Maybe Gerhard can lift the gold it costs to enchant one weapon.  Maybe.[/sblock]</blockquote>