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Persuasion also affects the prices offered by [[Traders]] alongside their Attitude value towards the hero talking to them. | Persuasion also affects the prices offered by [[Traders]] alongside their Attitude value towards the hero talking to them. | ||
Merchant prices are calculated by either multiplying (in the case of buying) or dividing (in the case of selling) the item's value by a factor determined by: | |||
< | * the [[difficulty]] setting | ||
* the character's Persuasion | |||
* and the merchant's [[Attitude]] <ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/BaldursGate3/comments/15rcyhm/ive_decoded_merchant_pricing/</ref> | |||
Pricing factor = D - Persuasion/10 - Attitude/200 | |||
Where D is either 2.0, 2.5, or 3.0 depending on difficulty setting. | |||
The game will not allow the pricing factor to reduce below 1.0 (one). | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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Revision as of 04:57, 19 September 2023
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Persuasion is a Charisma Skill used almost exclusively for dialogue Ability Checks.
Persuasion also affects the prices offered by Traders alongside their Attitude value towards the hero talking to them.
Merchant prices are calculated by either multiplying (in the case of buying) or dividing (in the case of selling) the item's value by a factor determined by:
- the difficulty setting
- the character's Persuasion
- and the merchant's Attitude [1]
Pricing factor = D - Persuasion/10 - Attitude/200
Where D is either 2.0, 2.5, or 3.0 depending on difficulty setting.
The game will not allow the pricing factor to reduce below 1.0 (one).