I've posted her on AH at 110 gems, which is about 44,000 treasure or 44 "KT" ("thousand treasure" - kilo-treasure); I'm currently using a rate of 400 treasure per gem. The high price (for a Pearlcatcher ... it's pretty modest price for a Wildclaw or Coatl) is because she is pretty special in the wonkitude of serious dragon breeding: she has the x/y/y color pattern, her genes are all pretty desirable and popular, and there's the "Extreme Neon Wing" thing (which basically means her eyes match her secondary and tertiary).
An easy way to check prices is to search the auction house for dragons of that breed and geneage, and see what they're selling for. That's far form perfect: I've seen some gorgeous dragons selling for 10 KT and some really pug-ugly ones without terribly fancy genes selling for 1000 KT. Go figure ... or maybe it's just that there really is no accounting for taste.
I've been known to hand out dragons for free (to new folks, especially) here and also to offer various discounts, just to get the dragons into a good long-term home. Would you be able to do 22,000 ("22 KT")? I can go lower because I know you are just starting out.
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Date: 2014-11-02 07:17 pm (UTC)I've posted her on AH at 110 gems, which is about 44,000 treasure or 44 "KT" ("thousand treasure" - kilo-treasure); I'm currently using a rate of 400 treasure per gem. The high price (for a Pearlcatcher ... it's pretty modest price for a Wildclaw or Coatl) is because she is pretty special in the wonkitude of serious dragon breeding: she has the x/y/y color pattern, her genes are all pretty desirable and popular, and there's the "Extreme Neon Wing" thing (which basically means her eyes match her secondary and tertiary).
An easy way to check prices is to search the auction house for dragons of that breed and geneage, and see what they're selling for. That's far form perfect: I've seen some gorgeous dragons selling for 10 KT and some really pug-ugly ones without terribly fancy genes selling for 1000 KT. Go figure ... or maybe it's just that there really is no accounting for taste.
I've been known to hand out dragons for free (to new folks, especially) here and also to offer various discounts, just to get the dragons into a good long-term home. Would you be able to do 22,000 ("22 KT")? I can go lower because I know you are just starting out.