In TradeSkillMaster 2.0 custom pricing sources must be typed out. These were handled with a drop-down menu next to the old Category/Group Overrides. In TradeSkillMaster 1.0 you had a few options for ways to use something other than a simple gold amount ('295g' for example). Once you get the hang of writing a rricing source the possibilities are nearly endless. These prices can be used for things like sell prices in an Auctioning Operation or buy prices in a Shopping Operation. In its most simple form you can think of a Pricing Source as a little 'math formula' or 'computer program' that determines a price. In TradeSkillMaster 2.0 the creators included a bunch of new ways for TradeSkillMaster to calculate and determine pricing.

To start off a little bit of explanation is in order. Head past the jump for explanations of some of our most-used pricing sources. TradeSkillMaster Custom Pricing Sources can be a bit complicated so today I thought I would share a few of my favorites as well as explain them thoroughly.

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