Why are the Rings from the "Golden Vendor" bound to you but the Necklaces are not? (Answered)

Hammy01 · April 2017

The question is in the title... - Why are the Rings from the "Golden Vendor" bound to you but the Necklaces are not?

Last week I bought up a few Necropotence Necklaces and sold them on the guild trader. This week I bought a couple of Hircane Rings and was going to sell them on the guild trader but they are bound to me. For the record I never put them on!!

Is this a bug or is it intended?

Thanks in advance for any and all help!

James-Wayne · April 2017

You realised this will get patched now...

NSObject · April 2017

It isn't that rings bind on pickup and necklaces don't, it's that the jewelry has the same bindiness as their in-world counterparts. Hircine's Veneer is a bind-on-pickup set, so its pieces are sold by the Golden as such.

Cyantific87 · April 2017

Necropotence is an overland set and therefore tradeable. Hircines Veneer set is a dungeon drop and therefore not.

Magdalina · April 2017

Sets that are BOP in the game are BOP when they appear at Golden. Sets that are BOE in the game are BOE when they appear at Golden(like Neropotence, be it ring or necklace).

Greensea · April 2017

Items purchased from the Golden Vendor behave the same way the item would if you got it the regular way. So in this instance, Necropotence is an overland set that drops in Rivenspire and would be bind on equip (sellable). Hircine's on the other hand is a dungeon set that drops in Selene's Web and is bind on pick-up (not sellable)

Hammy01 · April 2017

NSObject wrote: »

It isn't that rings bind on pickup and necklaces don't, it's that the jewelry has the same bindiness as their in-world counterparts. Hircine's Veneer is a bind-on-pickup set, so its pieces are sold by the Golden as such.

Ahhh ok, now this makes sense!!! Thanks for the explanation!