Curio Market and Curio QOL updates
Written by: Ianir the Anomaly 
Date: Friday, June 9th, 2017
Addressed to: Everyone
Hi everybody,
In order to facilitate and centralise the trading of curios, the        
curiomarket has been developed. Its purpose is to offer a unified      
ingame platform for buy and sell orders. As part of this a series of    
quality of life changes have also been made to existing curio commands, 
with a few extra new ones that hopefully will mean players will feel    
more positive about curios.                                             
New syntax:
CURIOMARKET SHOW <BUY|SELL> [ALL|SET|PIECE] [<pattern>]
CURIOMARKET SHOW <BUY|SELL> FULFILLABLE
CURIOMARKET ADD <BUY|SELL> <SET|PIECE> <id> FOR <amount|id>             
<SET|PIECE|GOLD|CREDITS>                                                
CURIOMARKET ADD SELL <SET|PIECE> <id> FOR ANY
CURIOMARKET FULFIL <order> WITH <amount|id> <SET|PIECE|GOLD|CREDITS>
CURIOMARKET REMOVE <order>
CURIOMARKET REVIEW <BUY|SELL>
CURIOMARKET WATCH <BUY|SELL> <SET|PIECE> <id>
CURIOMARKET WATCH REMOVE <id>
CURIOMARKET WATCH LIST <BUY|SELL>
CURIOMARKET COMPLETE <partial> FOR <amount> <GOLD|CREDITS> [CONFIRM]
CURIOMARKET VIEW <COLLECTIONS|SETS|PIECES> [<pattern>]
CURIOMARKET VIEW <COLLECTION|SET> <id>
Players can now buy or sell curio pieces or completed sets for another  
piece, another set, credits or gold. It is possible to complete an order
at any time, without the need for the other party to be online or       
present. Both parties will receive a message, even when offline, with   
the details of the completed order. Orders will come with a fee of 500  
gold for a piece and 5000 gold for a set upon listing, this is both a   
convenience tax and a way to deter flooding the market. With the ANY    
keyword the cost goes to the completing party, as the offering party    
doesn't know what they will get.                                        
In order to help players discover what curios are available, the        
CURIOMARKET VIEW commands offer access to an always up-to-date database 
of all collections, sets and pieces.                                    
As a note, the COMPLETE will only place up buy orders, not fulfill any  
existing sell orders.                                                   
A watch functionality was also implemented to make it easy to keep an   
eye out for offers that are of interest to you.                         
New and adjusted syntax:
CURIO LIST [ALL|COMPLETE|PARTIAL(S)|PIECE(S)] [<pattern>]
CURIO LIST [SET|COLLECTION] <name>
CURIO SUMMARY [<collection>]
CURIO TRADE <COMPLETE|PIECE> <curio> TO <person> FOR <amount|id>        
<COMPLETE|PIECE|GOLD|CREDITS>                                           
CURIO COMPLETE <curio>
CURIO RUB <ALL|PIECE> <curio>
CURIO RUB <INCLUDE|EXCLUDE> <curio>
The old CURIOS commands have been removed and turned into CURIO LIST.   
You can now search all list types for patterns, or use the SET and      
COLLECTION lists.                                                       
Mass rubbing now possible without using a script, with of course the    
possibility to skip over certain pieces should you wish to hang on to   
them. You will still get the output for everything, as some players want
to keep seeing that. Note that if you hold on to a lot of pieces you    
will get a lot of output!                                               
Direct trading has been merged with the old transfer command into one   
command. You will still need to ask the other party for the id of the   
piece or complete set.                                                  
A great help should be the COMPLETE command, which allows you to target 
a piece or existing partial and combine it with what you have in your   
inventory.                                                              
And finally the summary is there to give you a roster type overview of  
what pieces you are holding. If pieces are a part of a partial they will
be counted but marked with an asterisk. Helpful to let you see what you 
might want to make orders for, or trade with others.                    
For further information we'd like to refer you to HELP CURIOMARKET and  
HELP CURIOS.                                                            
-- Ianir the Anomaly
 
Penned by My hand on the 13th of Estar, in the year 476 CE.
