Milk Pail
700 Tria for a wooden pail hooped in brass, which is double what Scissors cost at 350 despite doing an equivalent job on a different animal. Hogan prices the milking tool higher than the shearing one, and there is no obvious mechanical reason for it beyond what milk feeds into. You need it to get anything out of a Cow. Without the pail she stands in her pen eating hay and producing nothing you can collect, which makes this the last piece of a fairly expensive chain. Cow at 3500 Tria, Animal Plot at 1750, pail at 700. Just under 6000 Tria before a single bottle, and that is before feed. Whether that pays back depends on how much milk you actually use. Fresh Milk costs 70 Tria at Arlette and Rendall, so the pail alone covers itself after ten bottles you no longer buy. The full setup takes around 85. A caster running Berry Smoothie through dungeon sessions gets there. Someone who wanted a cow because cows are nice will not. Right hand slot, like every gathering tool, and the conflict is irrelevant since milking happens in your own pen. It does not wear out or need replacing. Hogan buys it back at 26 Tria. The comparison worth making is against the wool line. Scissors at 350 plus a Sheep at 1750 comes to 2100 Tria for a producing animal, against 4200 for the cow and pail. Wool is the cheaper entry into livestock production by a wide margin, and the sheep has the mount angle on top. Milk wins only if your character actually drinks mana back. Milk Pail carries no level or class restriction and needs nothing unlocked. Buy it at the same time as the cow, not before and not later. A cow without a pail is 3500 Tria of hay consumption with no output, and that is the most common way players stall out on the livestock line. Sort the hay supply first, then buy both together.
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700 Tria for a wooden pail hooped in brass, which is double what Scissors cost at 350 despite doing an equivalent job on a different animal. Hogan prices the milking tool higher than the shearing one, and there is no obvious mechanical reason for it beyond what milk feeds into. You need it to get anything out of a Cow. Without the pail she stands in her pen eating hay and producing nothing you can collect, which makes this the last piece of a fairly expensive chain. Cow at 3500 Tria, Animal Plot at 1750, pail at 700. Just under 6000 Tria before a single bottle, and that is before feed. Whether that pays back depends on how much milk you actually use. Fresh Milk costs 70 Tria at Arlette and Rendall, so the pail alone covers itself after ten bottles you no longer buy. The full setup takes around 85. A caster running Berry Smoothie through dungeon sessions gets there. Someone who wanted a cow because cows are nice will not. Right hand slot, like every gathering tool, and the conflict is irrelevant since milking happens in your own pen. It does not wear out or need replacing. Hogan buys it back at 26 Tria. The comparison worth making is against the wool line. Scissors at 350 plus a Sheep at 1750 comes to 2100 Tria for a producing animal, against 4200 for the cow and pail. Wool is the cheaper entry into livestock production by a wide margin, and the sheep has the mount angle on top. Milk wins only if your character actually drinks mana back. Milk Pail carries no level or class restriction and needs nothing unlocked. Buy it at the same time as the cow, not before and not later. A cow without a pail is 3500 Tria of hay consumption with no output, and that is the most common way players stall out on the livestock line. Sort the hay supply first, then buy both together.
Milk Pail is a tradeable item in The Portal. The current market value is 0 Tria. This item has unknown demand in the trading community.
This item belongs to: Equipment, Tools, Livestock.
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