Mnemnosyne

• 26.1% Defense(Smashing)
• 26.1% Defense(Lethal)
• 9.25% Defense(Fire)
• 9.25% Defense(Cold)
• 8.63% Defense(Energy)
• 8.63% Defense(Negative)
• 3% Defense(Psionic)
• 14.6% Defense(Melee)
• 5.81% Defense(Ranged)
• 6.13% Defense(AoE)
• 3.6% Max End
• 45% Enhancement(RechargeTime)
• 18% Enhancement(Accuracy)
• 15% FlySpeed
• 344.4 HP (18.4%) HitPoints
• 15% JumpHeight
• 15% JumpSpeed
• MezResist(Held) 2.75%
• MezResist(Immobilize) 16%
• 2.5% (0.04 End/sec) Recovery
• 110% (8.61 HP/sec) Regeneration
• 20% RunSpeed

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• Lack of global +damage and +accuracy bonuses, but I think those are made up for reasonably well by Rage and Focused Accuracy.
• Lack of Strength of Will gives me no boost to use if things get really bad other than my inspirations.
• I also don't have any taunt slotted into Rise to the Challenge, meaning I'm totally dependent on Gauntlet in order to keep the enemy focused on me, until I have Taunt available. Thus far this has not proven a major weakness in practice.
• Endurance consumption may wind up too high if I constantly run Focused Accuracy. I'm hoping that the three Chance for +End procs will be sufficient to keep me running all toggles and fighting. This could be one of the major weaknesses if I intend to run Focused Accuracy constantly, which I do, in order to get a chance for the build up proc to fire off every 10 seconds.
• My global recharge bonus is only 45%, and Rage has only 16% recharge reduction from the ToHit/Recharge in it. That means I'm totally dependent on the FF proc in Foot Stomp to knock Rage's recharge down enough that I can double-stack or keep it constantly up.

• 5.5% DamageBuff(Smashing)
• 5.5% DamageBuff(Lethal)
• 5.5% DamageBuff(Fire)
• 5.5% DamageBuff(Cold)
• 5.5% DamageBuff(Energy)
• 5.5% DamageBuff(Negative)
• 5.5% DamageBuff(Toxic)
• 5.5% DamageBuff(Psionic)
• 26.1% Defense(Smashing)
• 26.1% Defense(Lethal)
• 10.5% Defense(Fire)
• 10.5% Defense(Cold)
• 11.8% Defense(Energy)
• 11.8% Defense(Negative)
• 3% Defense(Psionic)
• 16.4% Defense(Melee)
• 12.1% Defense(Ranged)
• 8.63% Defense(AoE)
• 3.6% Max End
• 45% Enhancement(RechargeTime)
• 20% FlySpeed
• 442.7 HP (23.6%) HitPoints
• 20% JumpHeight
• 20% JumpSpeed
• MezResist(Held) 6.05%
• MezResist(Immobilize) 16.5%
• 2.5% (0.04 End/sec) Recovery
• 98% (7.67 HP/sec) Regeneration
• 3% Resistance(Psionic)
• 25% RunSpeed

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Item price history would be expanded to last 20 items. Furthermore it'd also show a calculated average sale price for the item over the last 30 days. No more wondering how much something tends to be worth, for those who don't keep a close eye on the market and record/remember everything.

Allow for bidding on a range of enhancement/recipe levels. I may not necessarily want a level 48 enhancement specifically. Maybe I just want that enhancement somewhere between 40 and 50 and it doesn't matter exactly which level. This way I can set a bid on any of that enhancement in that level range. Right now I would have to bid on 10 individual enhancements to do this, have to have enough cash on hand to do that, and it presents the danger that I might wind up accidentally buying more than I want.

Get rid of posting/bid limits. At the same time, remove the ability for those slots to be used as storage. Anything put in there must be being sold, and anything you win gets automatically sent to your character and dropped into inventory, or into an overflow that drops into your inventory the moment you clear some space.

Correlated with the bid limit removal, but also to drive prices down and encourage faster sales, make the listing fee recurring. Every 24 or 48 hours or somewhere along those lines, the fee you paid to list the item is re-charged. Optional - if you don't want the item relisted, you can select it not to be, and it gets sent right back to you. If you don't have enough money to pay the relisting fee, it gets sent back. This prevents those infinite slots from being used as storage without paying a fee for that storage.

Make the interface considerably more scalable, and with more options, allowing people to see the calculated average price without clicking on each individual item, allowing more items to be on-screen simultaneously if the user expands the interface UI, and so on. Generally speaking, make it easier to get things done quickly.

Item price history increase and calculated average being available encourages market participation from those who would otherwise be hesitant or disinclined to participate since they lack this information.

Bidding on ranges of items makes market participation buyer side considerably easier, since it is rarely necessary to have an enhancement of a particular level - somewhere 'around' that level tends to be more commonly needed. Ranges make it easier to buy something around where you want, thus making it easier to sell.

Posting/bid limit removal, along with the simplification of the interface, makes those less-worthwhile recipes and salvage worth putting up for sale, since it doesn't prevent the sale of other, more valuable items. Simultaneously, recurring posting fees discourage posting items at far-above-average prices and simply waiting for someone desperate enough to purchase.

Recurring fees would also produce a small drain on money in the economy, thus helping to combat inflation and keeping prices steadier.

General UI improvement would reduce the difficulty and time required to post or buy items. Encourages more market participation.

Buyers would have an option on each bid they place that allows them to bid on cross-faction items or not. If they are choosing to bid on them, there's an additional 'smuggling fee' charged by the market interface (if the item they purchase is cross-faction - they may get lucky and get one from their own side first). Note that this fee would not be part of the bid, but in addition to it. Thus bidding 1 million on something will result in a normal 1 million transaction for the seller, but the buyer will pay an additional percentage over and above their bid in order to cover the smuggling fee.

A limited merging of the markets with additional smuggling fees will make it easier to find rare items when they're needed, and easier to sell items since the potential market increases significantly. Again, this should encourage market participation.

The smuggling fees would again reduce the money supply in circulation, thus combating inflation and assisting in stabilizing prices.

The market will auto-bid on all items at current vendor prices, setting an absolute price floor for all items. If you want something to sell instantly, put it up for less than current vendor price, you'll get that price or higher, if someone is bidding on it.

The process of selling an item to an NPC vendor would place it in the same market pool - the only difference would be that by vendor-selling, the seller does not have the opportunity for anyone to pay a higher than vendor price.

Destroying an item will also place it in this same market pool, with no payment to the character destroying it.

Any items auto-purchased by the market in the above manner, or sold to vendors, will be immediately relisted for considerably higher prices. The price could easily be determined through the aforementioned 30-day average purchase price. Start there and then discount it by somewhere around 15 to 20%.

If it doesn't sell within 48 hours, it gets discounted by another 15 to 20% until it hits minimum price, which would be double vendor price (the price the market paid).

Any item that gets to an excessive number of stored items in the market pool (say, 100, or 1000) starts being destroyed automatically at any number beyond the limit. Optionally, if possible, this could also trigger a global reduction in the drop rate of that sort of item, since if it is not being exchanged at all, it is clearly too common at the moment.

Auto-bidding on items, along with the removal of vendors or players destroying items and thus removing them from the economy will increase supply of all items, driving prices down.

Relisting items increases available supply, by reducing artificial reductions in supply, thus reducing prices.

All 'profit' made by the market results in removal of money from the economy, creating a considerable counter to inflation.

Since this obeys supply and demand, and creates nothing that was not supplied by players, it does not create further market imbalance. It may, however, reveal drop rate imbalances and such, allowing them to be fixed directly.