Legendary Skill Book Hits Exchange for Nearly 1M Diamonds

A major balance update to SOL: enchant on September 16 introduced new skill adjustments for Knights and Mages, along with fresh progression systems and currency sources, causing notable fluctuations in the game's exchange market. The patch added Armor Research and Imprinted Hero Equipment Collections while increasing Nine gain rates on Sky Island and launching the Altar of Fortune event. Analysis of price movements across the streamer servers Calteon and Lindel reveals winners and losers among tradeable items.

The most striking development is the appearance of the first Legendary Skill Book on the World Exchange. The Ancient Spellbook variant for Meteor Strike is currently listed on Lindel for 999,999 Diamonds, far exceeding the prices of Legendary Weapons and Guaranteed Summon Tickets on the same server. Market observers are watching closely to see which player will ultimately purchase the item and at what final price, marking a historic moment for the game's economy.

Nine Cores, a fundamental currency, declined across both servers. Calteon saw prices drop from 21.72 Diamonds to 20.9 Diamonds, while Lindel fell more sharply from 30 Diamonds to 27 Diamonds. The steeper decline on Lindel is gradually narrowing the price gap between the two worlds. Among Main God accessories, Cal's Seal of Survival experienced dramatic depreciation. Enhanced versions at +5 level, which traded around 4,000 Diamonds the previous week, plummeted to below 2,000 Diamonds, with +6 and +7 variants also declining across both servers.

Equipment Enhancement Scrolls continued their downward trajectory despite the new collections requiring specific enhanced equipment tiers. Prices fell on most servers except Calteon 4, though the impact remained limited since the collections only accept Heroic-grade equipment. Sacred Scrolls held relatively steady or dropped slightly on most servers, while Cursed Scrolls, which had rebounded the previous week, fell again—though significant server-to-server variation emerged, with Lindel 3 reaching 1,288 Diamonds compared to just 240 Diamonds on Lindel 1. Accessory Enhancement Scrolls showed minimal change, with new listings appearing on Calteon 3 and Lindel 4 while disappearing entirely from Calteon 5.

Tower of God items displayed mixed performance. Three-floor Teleport Scrolls surged dramatically, nearly doubling from an average of 72.38 Diamonds to 144.3 Diamonds—a gain exceeding 10% across nearly all servers. Unlike previous spikes driven by isolated high-priced listings, this week's increase was broad-based. However, the upward momentum did not extend uniformly across all Tower of God consumables. One-floor Teleport Scrolls declined on most servers, while two-floor variants showed inconsistent results depending on location. Time Recharge Stones for Tower of God and Celestial Sanctuary moved in the opposite direction, falling as three-floor scrolls climbed. Sky Island Time Recharge Stones gained over 10% on half the tracked servers due to doubled Nine acquisition rates, though sharp drops on select servers like Calteon 2 kept the overall average stable. Hellfire Temple Time Recharge Stones remained largely flat on average but exhibited significant server-level volatility.

Materials showed divergent patterns by grade and type. High-Grade Iron and High-Grade Wood, which commanded elevated prices previously, experienced sharp declines. High-Grade Leather, which had surged following the addition of Guarders, fell to an average of 13.2 Diamonds—less than half its early-September price. The newly launched Altar of Fortune, which provides High-Grade Material Selection Chests, appears to have reduced demand for these items by offering a direct acquisition path. Weathered Relics showed server-dependent trends, with Lindel 3 maintaining elevated prices at 6 Diamonds while other locations declined. Sacred Shards remained stable. Normal Wood prices bucked the broader materials trend by rising across most servers, creating a stark contrast with declining Intermediate and High-Grade Wood prices. Other normal-grade materials displayed mixed movements or continued falling depending on server location.