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How do I list an unidentified unique Jewel?

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Hey everybody,

Just want to ask everyone, how do I post a trade of an unidentified unique Jewel in the trade section?

The picture of the unidentified unique Jewel is as shown above.

I asked this question because when i type Rainbow Facet, it will list down either cold Death or cold level-up.

I guess my 2nd question is , does everyone actually sells unidentified unique Jewels in the first place?

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the_whacker

2 months ago (pre-Resurrected)

Hey everybody,

Just want to ask everyone, how do I post a trade of an unidentified unique Jewel in the trade section?

I'm on +8GMT time zone, so don't be surprised why I'm not replying because I might be sleeping =) .

Queegon

2 months ago (pre-Resurrected)

List it as a "rainbow facet: lightning fire cold poison level-up Death", mark it as unique, as a jewel, and as an unidentified. It will show up in all searchings.

Clarify again in the description.

And no, most people identify rainbow facets though I can see someone buying an unid facet hoping for a 1:9 chance for a 5/5.

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You can swap between them based on rarity with the stash tabs!

Tetra

2 months ago (pre-Resurrected)

Title: Jewel
Message: Unid #COLOR# Rainbow Facet (fire, lightning, cold or poison ; death or level-up)

Rarity: Unique
Qualities: Unidentified
Item Type: Jewel

KeepHammering

2 months ago (pre-Resurrected)

Before you do that though, can I make a case for identifying the facet?

Finding a facet is a bit like buying a lottery ticket. Not one of those huge million dollar jackpots, but more like one of those crappy small town raffles, where the main price is a Volkswagon Beetle, that you suspect might have had a previous owner.
But you do it because... heck, its for a good cause and a free car is free car.
But then you sell your unopened lottery ticket, because you are missing a dollar for one of those overpriced, tiny amusement park beers. Why?

Moral of the story is: Don't sell an unidentified facet. You'll get scraps for it and you deprive yourself of the fun of seeing if it is a dud, or the jackpot. (It's probably a dud)