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The Bag of Sending is an item obtained from the [[Ambitious Solen Queen]] quest.  It allows you to pass items to your bank box, and is especially useful for sending gold collected in [[Felucca|Feluccan]] [[Dungeon]]s due to it's weight.  The bags are charged with [[Translocation Powder]] obtained both through the same quest and from the [[Solen Matriarch Quest|Solen Matriarch]], though they eventually become "saturated" and no longer accept recharging. At their maximum they may hold 30 charges.
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The '''Bag of Sending''' is an item obtained from the [[Ambitious Solen Queen]] quest.  Appearance-wise, it looks like just another small, round bag but allows you to send items to your bank box. It is especially useful for sending gold collected in [[Dungeon]]s due to gold's burdensome weight.  The bags are charged with [[Translocation Powder]] obtained both through the same quest and from the [[Solen Matriarch Quest|Solen Matriarch]], though they eventually become "saturated" and no longer accept recharging. At their maximum, a bag may hold 30 charges.
  
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==History==
Originally bags used one charge per item sent, but during [[Publish 48]] changes were made to the cost of transporting items. The formula became 1 charge for every 10 stones of [[Weight]] rounded up. For example, if you tried to send a 35 stone item, it would cost 4 charges. This made it impractical to send [[Gold]] (as every 50 pieces weighed a [[Stone]] each, 500 gold weighed 10 stones and used one charge, so only 15,000 gold could be sent with a fully charged bag! A character, on the other hand, could potentially carry around 25,000 gold at their limit).
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When first introduced in late 2002 as part of the When Ants Attack scenario, a bag of sending used one charge per item sent to your bank box.
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With [[Publish 48]] in November 2007, changes were made to the cost of transporting items. The formula became 1 charge for every 10 stones of [[Weight]] rounded up. For example, if you tried to send a 35 stone item, it would cost 4 charges. This made it impractical to send [[Gold]] (as every 50 pieces weighed a [[Stone]] each, 500 gold weighed 10 stones and used one charge, so only 15,000 gold could be sent with a fully charged bag! A character, on the other hand, could potentially carry around 25,000 gold at their limit).
  
 
In a November of 2007 [[Five_on_Friday_-_November_30%2C_2007|Five on Friday]], it was stated that slowing gold collection from monsters was indeed the primary reason for the change.
 
In a November of 2007 [[Five_on_Friday_-_November_30%2C_2007|Five on Friday]], it was stated that slowing gold collection from monsters was indeed the primary reason for the change.
  
[[Publish 58]] reverted the system back to the "one charge per item" scheme.
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However, in March of 2009 with[[Publish 58]], the cost to send items was reverted back to the "one charge per item" scheme.
  
 
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* [[Bracelet of Binding]]
 
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Latest revision as of 23:27, 18 May 2012

The Bag of Sending is an item obtained from the Ambitious Solen Queen quest. Appearance-wise, it looks like just another small, round bag but allows you to send items to your bank box. It is especially useful for sending gold collected in Dungeons due to gold's burdensome weight. The bags are charged with Translocation Powder obtained both through the same quest and from the Solen Matriarch, though they eventually become "saturated" and no longer accept recharging. At their maximum, a bag may hold 30 charges.

History

When first introduced in late 2002 as part of the When Ants Attack scenario, a bag of sending used one charge per item sent to your bank box.

With Publish 48 in November 2007, changes were made to the cost of transporting items. The formula became 1 charge for every 10 stones of Weight rounded up. For example, if you tried to send a 35 stone item, it would cost 4 charges. This made it impractical to send Gold (as every 50 pieces weighed a Stone each, 500 gold weighed 10 stones and used one charge, so only 15,000 gold could be sent with a fully charged bag! A character, on the other hand, could potentially carry around 25,000 gold at their limit).

In a November of 2007 Five on Friday, it was stated that slowing gold collection from monsters was indeed the primary reason for the change.

However, in March of 2009 withPublish 58, the cost to send items was reverted back to the "one charge per item" scheme.

See Also