Lineage Classic vendor prices: plan your Adena budget
A shop's price is only part of the purchase. The number of items in each pack determines how much Adena you need to cover a shortage. Use the vendor shopping planner to compare complete purchases, keep your owned stock separate and group the remaining items by the NPC selling them.
Compare the full purchase
Start with the quantity you want to have, rather than a number of packs. For 화살, a target of 21 with none owned needs 2 packs of 11 from 데렉. That purchase costs 2 Adena, delivers 22 arrows and leaves 1 beyond the target.
An offer of 10 per pack at 1 Adena looks similar until you round the purchase. It needs 3 packs, costs 3 Adena and delivers 30. Compare offers in the planner to inspect those quantities before choosing a vendor.
| Vendor | Per pack | Packs | Receive | Adena |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 데렉 | 11 | 2 | 22 | 2 |
| 글렌 | 10 | 3 | 30 | 3 |
The initial choice minimizes the listed purchase cost for that item. You can select another vendor when its location suits your trip. The purchase stops then regroup around your choices; this is not a shortest-path or travel-time calculation.
Subtract what you own
Enter the items already in your inventory in Owned. The shortage is the target minus owned stock, with completed targets stopping at zero. Pack rounding applies only to that shortage. A completed target contributes nothing to the remaining purchase total.
After buying in the game, use Mark purchased to update the planner with the full quantity in the selected packs. Surplus stays in your owned stock. Undo purchase restores the previous quantity when you mark the wrong row; it does not buy or sell anything in the game.
Buy materials for a craft
Open a crafting recipe, choose its quantity and method, and enter any materials you already own. Shopping list passes the currently selected ingredient view to the purchase planner. Use Ingredients when you intend to obtain intermediate materials directly, or Raw materials when you are preparing the earlier production steps yourself.
For example, 마법사 옷 at 모리아 needs both purchasable cloth and materials without a listed vendor offer. The shopping list keeps those unpriced materials visible instead of hiding them inside a misleading complete cost.
Record the cloth you purchased and follow Return to crafting. The original recipe, quantity and method remain selected, and the purchased stock is applied to that saved plan. Other ingredients remain as you entered them. You can reopen the same recipe later without rebuilding its preparation list.
Keep and share your list
Save list keeps the current selection in this browser alongside your character's existing planning state. Valid quantity changes and vendor choices are also saved as you work. A storage failure displays a retry action; it should not be treated as a successful save. When another saved version exists, choose which version to reopen rather than discarding it silently.
Share list creates an ordinary link containing named items, quantities and selected vendors. A shared copy is separate from your personal list. Open it with a party member to discuss a purchase plan, then change its quantities without replacing the personal plan already kept in the browser.
Read incomplete totals correctly
Purchase total covers the selected offers whose prices are known. Priced purchases means at least one remaining material needs another source or has no usable price. Follow Find another source to inspect its crafting or drop relationships. An unavailable offer is never treated as a free item.
The planner compares NPC offers, not a live player market. It does not predict stock changes, add an unlisted fee or estimate a journey time. The purchase stops provide vendor destinations so you can decide whether the lower item cost is useful for your route. For a spellbook, begin with spell learning so the target also matches the class and level you are preparing.