A new treasure sub-system has been released: Collectibles!

Creatures will now drop a new type of treasure! This treasure is exclusive to treasure chests and can be sold at the pawnshop like any other treasure. However, they may also be collected and redeemed for special rewards at the new collectibles shops located in each town. The collectibles shops will also store these collectible items for you, so you don't have to use up valuable inventory and/or locker space while working towards completing a set.

The COLLECT verb can be used to keep track of what collectibles you have DEPOSITed at a collectibles shop. The previous functionality of COLLECT to collect seawater and blood for sorcery has been moved to the HARVEST verb. You can view the currently released collectible sets with COLLECT ALL (there are 35 at the time of release) and your progress towards a particular set with COLLECT SET [#]. If you are not sure if an item that you have is a collectible, you may use COLLECT EXAMINE to check if the item is collectible. Finally, COLLECT ACHIEVEMENTS lists the currently collectible achievements and your progress towards earning them.

The new collectibles shops are located:
Wehnimer's - North Ring Road
Icemule - Commerce Burrow
Solhaven - South Market
Teras - Golvern Steet
River's Rest - River Road
Zul Logoth - Ruby Tunnel
Illistim - Moonglae Var
Vaalor - Rubicaene Wey
Mist Harbor - Wisteria Crossing
Cysaegir - Treetop Platform

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Neat! Went looking for the shops though and do not see them... when will this be released?

>Neat! Went looking for the shops though and do not see them... when will this be released?

Found the Solhaven collectible shop so far so they seem to be active!

Cysaegir's is a small wooden structure (Skyhigh Curiosities) up in the tree platforms and Ta'Illistim's is a small alabaster stone building on Moonglae var(Antiques, Baubles, And Trinkets.

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This seems super cute. I might have a collections issue IRL, too...

<The collectibles shops will also store these collectible items for you, so you don't have to use up valuable inventory and/or locker space while working towards completing a set.>

<3 for that!

The Ta'Vaalor shop is in a small limestone building, one south of the locksmith. It's just called "Collectibles Shop", and also seems to not have any NPCs or containers. Are these active yet?

>>Should be Diet or Deity?

Trying to get that summer body! (we'll get it soon).

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Ah ha! That makes sense then, thank you.

It might be a good idea to have a clerk there to explain the verbs, cause those are none of the ones I tried ^^;

Sssooooo... my computer game is now a CCG?!?

See also, Penny-Arcade!
https://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2005/08/26

It was reported on the wiki that the IMT shop is closed.

"Not that I expect to find rares or ultra-rares in one night, but no commons either surprised me a bit." -- Leafiara

For our convenience, all of the commons are going to be 'black' items, uncommons are 'silver', rares will all be 'gold', and the mythic rares will be 'red', somehow.
Chase items will only happen every 144th (one gross) box.

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<flee!> the wrath of M:tG junkies...

Now that COLLECT no longer has sorcerer functionalities, could it be changed to not knock us out of hiding? I'd like to be able to peruse the list of my collectibles from the safety of the shadows.

Can we have an indicator in COLLECT ALL or COLLECT SET (#) to show each collectible's rarity?
Until now I assumed all of the collectibles in a single set are the same rarity as each other, but apparently that isn't always true since...



>collect set 29
Your progress on set #29 (Spirits of Life) is as follows:
[71] an ornate Aeia statuette (1/1)
[76] an ornate Jaston statuette (1/1)
[77] an ornate Kuon statuette (1/1)
[74] an ornate Meyno statuette (1/1)
[80] an ornate Niima statuette (1/1)
>redeem 29
You make your request to the attendant, who nods to you, and says, "Very well, Leafiara. I shall redeem the Spirits of Life set for you."
You have been awarded 1 Luck Booster! You may use the BOOST command to access this reward!

[Collectibles Achievement Obtained: #4. Redeem an Uncommon Set!]
1 Instant Mind Clearer! You may use the BOOST command to access this reward!

[Collectibles Achievement Obtained: #25. Redeem an Uncommon Collectible!]
1 Instant Mind Clearer! You may use the BOOST command to access this reward!

[Collectibles Achievement Obtained: #26. Redeem a Rare Collectible!]
1 Instant Mind Clearer! You may use the BOOST command to access this reward!

>collect achiev
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Displaying your collectibles achievements: (Obtained achievements are in bold)
#1. Redeem a Common Set (1/1)
#2. Redeem 5 Different Common Sets (3/5)
#3. Redeem 10 Different Common Sets (3/10)
#4. Redeem an Uncommon Set (1/1)
#5. Redeem 5 Different Uncommon Sets (1/5)
#6. Redeem 10 Different Uncommon Sets (1/10)
#7. Redeem a Rare Set (0/1)
#8. Redeem 5 Different Rare Sets (0/5)
#9. Redeem an Ultra-Rare Set (0/1)
#10. Redeem 10 of a Single Common Set (1/10)
#11. Redeem 100 of a Single Common Set (1/100)
#12. Redeem 1000 of a Single Common Set (1/1000)
#13. Redeem 10 of Single Uncommon Set (1/10)
#14. Redeem 100 of a Single Uncommon Set (1/100)
#15. Redeem 1000 of a Single Uncommon Set (1/1000)
#16. Redeem 10 of Single Rare Set (0/10)
#17. Redeem 100 of a Single Rare Set (0/100)
#18. Redeem 1000 of a Single Rare Set (0/1000)
#19. Redeem 10 of a Single Ultra-Rare Set (0/10)
#20. Redeem 100 of a Single Ultra-Rare Set (0/100)
#21. Redeem 1000 of a Single Ultra-Rare Set (0/1000)
#22. Redeem 1 Set of Each Rarity (2/4)
#23. Redeem 30 Different Sets (4/30)
#24. Redeem a Common Collectible (1/1)
#25. Redeem an Uncommon Collectible (1/1)
#26. Redeem a Rare Collectible (1/1)
#27. Redeem an Ultra-Rare Collectible (0/1)
#28. Redeem 100 Common Collectibles (20/100)
#29. Redeem 1000 Common Collectibles (20/1000)
#30. Redeem 10,000 Common Collectibles (20/10000)
#31. Redeem 100 Uncommon Collectibles (4/100)
#32. Redeem 1000 Uncommon Collectibles (4/1000)
#33. Redeem 10,000 Uncommon Collectibles (4/10000)
#34. Redeem 100 Rare Collectibles (1/100)
#35. Redeem 1000 Rare Collectibles (1/1000)
#36. Redeem 10,000 Rare Collectibles (1/10000)
#37. Redeem 10 Ultra-Rare Collectibles (0/10)
#38. Redeem 100 Ultra-Rare Collectibles (0/100)
#39. Redeem 1000 Ultra-Rare Collectibles (0/1000)
#40. Redeem 10,000 Ultra-Rare Collectibles (0/10000)
#41. Redeem 100 Collectible Sets (4/100)
#42. Redeem 1000 Collectible Sets (4/1000)
#43. Redeem 10,000 Collectible Sets (4/10000)
#44. Redeem 100 Collectible Pieces (25/100)
#45. Redeem 1000 Collectible Pieces (25/1000)
#46. Redeem 10,000 Collectible Pieces (25/10000)
#47. Redeem 100,000 Collectible Pieces (25/100000)
#48. Complete all the Deity Sets (1/7)



And the problem with that is I traded a Kuon for an Aeia and I have no way to know if it was fair (uncommon for uncommon), unfair to the other person (uncommon for rare), or unfair to me (rare for uncommon). So I can't keep trading in the future to complete sets.

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> there does need to be a way to identify which is which.

Yes please.

:D

>It might be a good idea to have a clerk there to explain the verbs, cause those are none of the ones I tried

I've put up signs with instructions in each collectibles shop to help people out with the syntax.

>Now that COLLECT no longer has sorcerer functionalities, could it be changed to not knock us out of hiding? I'd like to be able to peruse the list of my collectibles from the safety of the shadows.

Done.

>Until now I assumed all of the collectibles in a single set are the same rarity as each other, but apparently that isn't always true since...

There can be collectibles of different rarities within a set. I've add output of the rarity level of a given collectible to COLLECT EXAMINE.

>that's the way the system works? I was looking if there was a standard that was being breached by selling these miniature ranger figurines because they are/should not be able to be sold, or, if the way it is is the way it is

Different collectibles are saleable in different shops, depending on what the base item is. If the item is a collectible gem or piece of jewelry, then they may be sold in the gemshop (though the pawnshop may also buy them, just like normal treasure). If its not gemshop saleable, then it will often be pawnable. Some collectible pieces (particularly the common pieces that combine to create lower value treasure items) may not have enough value to simply sell on their own.

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