Chained Pistol

The Chained Pistol rests on a knurled wooden table, its steel skin dulled to a pewter hue by salt, smoke, and time. A grip wrapped in tanned leather bites into the palm, while a short barrel wears a line of riveted runes along its flank. A heavy metal chain snakes along the gun’s outside from the trigger guard to the muzzle, catching the light with every shiver of the workshop, as if it were a chain of something more than iron—memory, debt, a promise half-kept. The maker’s mark, a knotted anchor surrounded by sigils, glitters faintly on a brass plate near the hammer, a hint that this pistol was born of shipwrights and sailors who traded shots and tales in equal measure. The engravings seem to tell a rumor: that the chain could be used to lasso a target, to yank a foe into reach, or to secure a prize seized in a skirmish. In the world of skirmishers and shadow scouts, the Chained Pistol is not merely a blunt instrument; it’s a storyteller’s instrument—the kind of tool that can alter the tempo of a fight and tilt the moment toward luck and steel. Its lineage ties it to mercantile fleets and coastal havens where captains kept two rules: keep moving, and never trust the promise of a fast getaway. When drawn, the pistol appears to sing with a chain’s quiet clink, as if a chain of favors and grudges were being unspooled with every breath. Loaded with short-range shots and a nimble cadence, it rewards a player who can weave mobility with precise timing, firing from a side angle, then pocketing the chain’s tether to reposition in a heartbeat. It lends itself to a narrative of boarding parties and late-night markets, where a quick draw could decide the next voyage. And so the Chained Pistol makes its case in markets as much as in fields. At the Saddlebag Exchange, I watched a trader weigh the gun as if weighing a passport rather than a weapon. The tag read in neat copper-and-silver stamps: two gold and forty silver. It was enough to buy a week of rumors in a harbor town, yet the clerk’s eyes suggested that the pistol carried something else—the weight of stories, debts collected, and favors owed. The Exchange is a crossroads for pieces like this, where a chained reminder of a past raid can find a new owner who will write the next chapter in the gun’s long, glancing life. As the day wore on and sea mists rolled in, the chained pistol stood as a link between past misdeeds and future skirmishes—the kind of gear that doesn’t just kill; it binds a moment to memory.

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Average Price

7.1497

Total Value

86.09

Total Sold

12

Sell Price Avg

9.6767

Sell Orders Sold

2

Sell Value

19.39

Buy Price Avg

6.6444

Buy Orders Sold

10

Buy Value

66.70

Chained Pistol : Sell Orders

Price
Quantity
209.211
100.20991
75.55571
75.54991
75.53991
70.00054
60.001
41.00991
41.00981
41.00951
41.00931
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30.2691
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27.49981
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27.48951
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27.39942
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27.38922
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27.3571
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26.33031
26.33012
26.331
23.759915
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19.65225
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18.20128
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18.20095
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16.12321
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14.19851
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13.846918
11.99991
11.97981
11.97971
11.97952
11.97943
11.97931
11.901
11.89982
11.89971
11.881
11.87982
10.50092
9.71021

Chained Pistol : Buy Orders

Price
Quantity
6.67971
6.67962
6.66961
6.66951
6.65952
6.55651
6.55641
6.55541
6.55321
6.51111
6.02811
6.0281
5.23551
5.15371
5.10161
5.10131
5.00031
5.001
4.43071
4.151
4.10241
4.10211
4.10191
4.051
3.48391
3.48381
3.48361
3.483311
2.48314
2.48315
2.47262
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2.47221
1.81432
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0.011
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