All-purpose Pigment

All-purpose Pigment rests on the counter like a pressed star that forgot its shine, a rectangular shard glimmering with an oil-slick of colors—hints of royal purple, dragonfly teal, and coppery gold swirling beneath a glassy veneer. Its surface is cool to the touch, gritty as beach sand, yet somehow malleable when you rub it between thumb and forefinger. When ground with a little solvent and stirred into a smooth paste, it blooms into a pigment that clings to cloth, leather, and silk with a patience that makes ordinary dyes blush with envy. The scent is faint — not of dye but of old stories, of guild banners and market stalls, and the idea that a single slab can carry the memory of craftspeople long gone. Lore whispers that this All-purpose Pigment was the first color the artisans of a great city learned to tame, drawn from moonlit mineral veins and the breath of evening tides, then tempered by a master’s hand until it could sing on any surface. In the workshop where racks of skeins and brimming dye jars line the walls, the pigment finds its purpose again and again. It isn’t marketed as a weapon or a stat-booster; its magic is aesthetic. Applied through a careful dyeing ritual, All-purpose Pigment allows a tailor to render a cloak the color of dawn, a leatherworker to accent belt buckles with ember hues, or a craftsman to conjure a heraldic shade that changes with the angle of light. The effect is not merely cosmetic; it transforms identity. A single shirt becomes a chapter, a set of armor becomes a story told in violet twilight and burnished copper. It’s prized for its versatility—the ability to pair with almost any pattern, to adjust saturation and tone, to make a piece feel timeless rather than tied to a season. The practical upshot is simple: more control over appearance means fewer compromises when composing a look for a ceremony, an event, or a quiet, daily costume that still feels deliberate. Crafters prize it for color recipes that ask for a stable, enduring hue, one that won’t fade in the sun or wash out in rain. All-purpose Pigment is often used in tandem with other dyes to produce layered colorways—glazes that brighten an embroidery thread, shade that deepens a suede panel, or a subtle gradient along the hem. Because it’s compatible with a broad range of materials, it becomes a common ledger line in the journeys of many artisans, from glinting armlets to ceremonial robes. And yet, behind every batch, there’s a personal story: the apprentice who learned patience from stirring the paste, the shopkeeper who bartered a favor for a higher shade, the guild member who wore a color that spoke of home when traveling through distant markets. Across servers, pricing for All-purpose Pigment wanders like a caravan, and that flux is tracked by markets such as Saddlebag Exchange. Traders trade notes as much as stock, noting seasonal shortages and festival demand, glancing toward a listing that shifts from one price point to another. A collector might ride the ebb and flow of those numbers, chasing a rare blend that turns heads when a cloak catches the light. In this way, All-purpose Pigment is more than a color; it’s a thread tying craft to commerce, memory to moment, and person to persona in a world where appearance can tell a story even before you speak.

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All-purpose Pigment Sale History

Region Wide Pricing and Sales

Median Price Per Unit Sold

97

Average Price Per Unit Sold

110

Average Purchases per day

73

Total Purchases per week

512

Average Quantity Sold per day

3,474

Total Quantity Sold per week

24,318

Region Price History

Region Wide Server Sales Distribution

Region Wide Stack Size History

This table shows the sale history for the last 7 days in your region by stack size. Including which stack size is most popular by number of purchases (inddividual times people click on the buy button) and total quantity sold (total of all quantity sold from all purchases).

Bundle Size
No# Sales
% of Sales
% of Total Sold
9919037.10977.35
1489.3750.197
4397.6170.642
2234.4920.189
8193.7110.625
5193.7110.391
10132.5390.535
20122.3440.987
7112.1480.317
6101.9530.247
991.7580.333
371.3670.086
2361.1720.568
3061.1720.74
1650.9770.329
4550.9770.925
5040.7810.822
5440.7810.888
2540.7810.411
5230.5860.642
3730.5860.457
4330.5860.531
1330.5860.16
3230.5860.395
1830.5860.222
1230.5860.148
1730.5860.21
2230.5860.271
2620.3910.214
4120.3910.337
1120.3910.091
6020.3910.494
3320.3910.271
2820.3910.23
6220.3910.51
6720.3910.551
3520.3910.288
4220.3910.345
2120.3910.173
7020.3910.576
8110.1950.333
2710.1950.111
9010.1950.37
7610.1950.313
9510.1950.391
4810.1950.197
3110.1950.128
9810.1950.403
3610.1950.148
6810.1950.28
5810.1950.239
2910.1950.119
4910.1950.202
5710.1950.234
3410.1950.14
1510.1950.062
5910.1950.243
3910.1950.16
7210.1950.296
8910.1950.366
4410.1950.181
8210.1950.337
4710.1950.193
4010.1950.165
7910.1950.325
6610.1950.271
2410.1950.099

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Home Server Sales per Hour

All-purpose Pigment Current Listings

Avg Price Difference

825 gil

Median Price Difference

3 gil

Minimum Price

395 gil

Price Per Unit
Quality
Quantity
Total
Retainer Name
Last Review Time
3954316,985Erynne

1 day ago

4002800Loriella

1 day ago

400176,800Picarrd

1 day ago

4007228,800Thefalcon

1 day ago

5001500Alvia

1 day ago

5008140,500Nauplion

1 day ago

1,0006363,000Hardin

1 day ago

1,0019999,099Kylala

1 day ago

7,00017,000Strawberry-ursa

1 day ago

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