14.11 Gear Trading

Trading gear between adventurers uses a unique interface in order to facilitate the exchange of pieces. When engaging in a trade proposal, you will enter negotiation with the other party and be prompted on how to proceed. 

This does not follow typical Achaea item exchanges as gear does not behave like typical items. 

Interacting with Trade Negotiations:

GEAR TRADE BEGIN <trader>
	- Initiate a trade request with someone.

GEAR TRADE RESUME <trader>
	- Resume a paused trade.

GEAR TRADE LIST
	- Inspect any incomplete trade negotiations.

GEAR TRADE REVIEW <number|name>
	- Review the details of a pending trade.

GEAR TRADE ABORT <number|name>
	- Abort a pending trade.

Specific trading Commands:

ADD <amount> <GOLD|CREDITS>
	- Add gold or credits to the trade.
ADD <gear1> [gear2] [gear...n]
	- Add gear to the trade.
OFFER <TRANSFORMATION|RESTORATION>
        - If you are able to transform or restore gear (via augmentation and armoursmithing respectively), offer your services.
 
HELP                        
	- View trading commands
PROBE <gear ID>
	- See details about gear being offered.
REMOVE <amount> <GOLD|CREDITS>
	- Remove gold or credits from the trade.
REMOVE <gear1> [gear2] [gear..n]
	- Remove gear from the trade.
RESTART
	- Restart your proposal.
REVIEW
	- See the current trade proposal.
SEAL
	- Seal your trade offer.
QUIT
	- Leave this trade for now.
CONCLUDE
	- Conclude your trade and request confirmation from your partner.

A Note on Restoration and Transformation
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Armoursmiths and those skilled with Augmentation will be able to offer their services in a gear trade to restore and transform gear. This costs the owner an amount of arcane ephemera (obtained via gear scrapping, see HELP GEAR).

Restoration will restore your piece up to its maximum original decay time, while Transformation will attempt to reroll a piece's effect into another from those available within its set and slot. 

In cases where the same affix is rolled as the original, the magnitude will still be generated fresh.

A piece of gear may only be adjusted (restored or transformed) up to three times, and both restoring and transforming count towards this limit. 

For example: If I restore a piece twice, I can only restore it a third time, or transform it once before it will no longer be possible to adjust any further.

Note: trinkets cannot be transformed.