Basic Items Shop

[Hikari Kazuya]

Contact Lenses: +3 Wis
Cost: $1,500

Baseball Cap: +4 Wis
Cost: $2,000

Duster Jacket: +2 Con
A jacket woven from a special fiber that is difficult to cut.
Cost: $1000

Hooded Jacket: +2 Con
Cost: $1,000

MMA Gloves: +2 Str, +2 Con
8 oz MMA gloves
Cost: $2,000

Weighted Training Gear: -5 to all physical stats when worn. +3 to all physical stats when removed if worn for at least five posts in a thread.
Gear that restricts movement for training purposes.
Cost: $2,500

Hand Wraps: +2 Con
White cloth hand wraps.
Cost: $1,000

Foot Wraps: +2 Con
White cloth foot wraps.
Cost: $1,000

Bokken: +4 Str
A wooden training sword.
Cost: $2,000

Bokuto: +2 Str, +1 Dex
A practice sword made of flexible bamboo.
Cost: $1,500

Iaito: +5 Str
A blunt steel practice katana.
Cost: $2,500

Combat Knife: +3 Str
A knife designed for hand-to-hand combat.
Cost: $1,500

Switchblade: +2 Str
A cheap spring-loaded folding knife.
Cost: $1,000

Leather Jacket: +3 Con
A comfortable but stylish leather jacket.
Cost: $1,500

Aviator Shades: +3 Wis
A pair of expensive sunglasses.
Cost: $1,500

Steel-toed Boots: +3 Con
A pair of sturdy steel-toed work boots.
Cost: $1,500

Fashionable Jeans: +3 Con
A pair of stylish jeans.
Cost: $1,500

Leather Belt: +2 Con + 2 Wis, +1 Misc slot
A sturdy leather belt.
Cost: $2,000

Muay Thai Rope Gloves: +2 Str, +3 Con
Cost: $2,500

Headguard: +3 Con
Protects the head from sudden impact.
Cost: $1,500

Shin guards: +3 Con
Cost: $1,500

Arm guards: +3 Con
Cost: $1,500

Martial Artists Gi Jacket: +5 Con
A jacket worn when practicing martial arts.
Cost: $2,500

Martial Artists Gi Pants: +5 Con
A pair of pants worn when practicing martial arts.
Cost: $2,500

Martial Artists Gloves: +3 Str, +2 Con
Cost: $2,500

Martial Artists Headband: +5 Wis
A piece of cloth designed to protect the forehead.
Cost: $2,500

Martial Artists Black Belt: +5 Spr
Proof of excellence in martial arts.
Cost: $2,500

Reflective Sunglasses: +2 Wis
Stylish frames that protect the eyes from ultraviolet rays.
Cost: $1,000

Baseball Bat: +2 Str
Cost: $1,000

Deluge Ring: +3 Str
A ring with a strong affinity to the element of water.
Cost: $1,500

Gale Ring: +3 Str
A ring with a strong affinity to the element of wind.
Cost: $1,500

Colossus Ring: +5 Str
A ring that makes the wearer feel like a mighty god.
Cost: $2,500

Goggles: +4 Wis
Protective eyewear that provides safety.
Cost: $2,000

Brass Knuckles: +3 Str, +2 Con
Metal knuckles to be worn on fists.
Cost: $1,500

Handgun: +3 Dex when firing, +2 Str when striking with the handgun.
Uses 9mm Parabellum rounds.
Cost: $1,500

Sniper Rifle: +5 Dex when firing, +3 Str when striking with the rifle.
A semi-automatic sniper rifle with a decent capacity but powerful zoom.
Cost: $4,000

Upgrades

Basic items can be upgraded to increase its stat value. They do not, however, add extra powers. The information on upgrades is as follows:

- Your first upgrade, you get +4 to any stat, your second you get +5, and your third you get +6.
- If you add another stat category to your item in an upgrade, this will cost an additional $500.
Ex: Your basic item gives +5 Str. You want to add Dex on the next upgrade, but it does not already have Dex. This will take the upgrade cost plus $500 to put the Dex on your item.
- Your first upgrade will cost $2,000, your second will cost $2,500, and your third and final will cost $3,000.
- With each upgrade, you can change your item description. The color, the actual item, everything about it. The only thing that cannot change is the type; weapons must stay weapons, clothing must stay clothing.
- Basic items bought or found can be upgraded like any custom item. They may also receive powers, if they were not previously on the weapon. This will add $1,000 to the cost of the upgrade, but you need to buy materials for the power first.

Fusions

You can fuse any two basic items together, and these essentially count as an upgrade. In fusing, you void the stats you get from upgrading (+4 for your first, +5 for your second, etc.) and combine whatever two items you want into whatever else you want to make. There are some rules, however.

- Fused items can have a maximum of two powers.
- Weapons fuse with weapons, clothing fuses with clothing. No exceptions.
- Fusing two items with two different powers will result in a higher cost, depending on the powers. This may go anywhere from $500 to $1000+ extra in your purchase.

Selling Items and Transferring Cash

When selling an item or perhaps extra EXP your character has accumulated, a tax has been instated. Whenever you choose to sell, an item tax of 0.60 will be multiplied to the initial total value of the item. Decimal numbers will be rounded up if they're 5 or above and down if they're 4 or below to make whole numbers. This is to ensure people don't go crazy with selling old items just to earn large amounts of money.

Likewise, to avoid abuse of cash transfers, a tax has also been instated. Whenever you choose to transfer money from one of your cash counts to another character's cash count, please include the following:

[u][b]Date:[/b][/u] (The Day's Date)
[u][b]Current Cash Count[/b]:[/u] (Your Current Cash Count)
[b][u]Cash Transferred To[/u]:[/b] (Insert Name Of Person You Wish To Transfer Cash To)
[b][u]Cash Transferring[/u]:[/b] (Insert Amount Of Cash You Are Transferring) X 0.90 = XXX
[b][u]End Cash Count[/u]:[/b] (The End Amount Of Cash You Will Have)

The 0.90 multiplied to the cash you are transferring is the cash tax. Decimal numbers will be rounded up if they're 5 or above and down if they're 4 or below to make whole numbers.

Please include a relevant title when you are transferring cash.