Selling your Granthrow

Granthrows bought from Bee or anyone else, have to be sold for the same amount or less unless coming with extra art. You do not have to sell your gran for the prices resulting in the following methods but you may not sell for any higher than the number you get. You may sell as many grans as you wish per month so long as you follow the rules of selling a gran.

### Art Value Addition

* You may add up to full value of the purchased art to your gran's resell price
* Gifted art does not add ANY value to your gran's resell price.
* Art YOU have made for YOUR gran
	+ Headshot: +£10
	+ Full Body: +£20
	+ Shading and Detailed/Complex Backgrounds: +£5

### Selling Free Grans

You may sell a gran you obtained for free if they have 3 pieces of art for the price of the art itself. The price of said art follows the rules above in Art Value Addition.

### Selling Grans Obtained by Breeding

Grans obtained by breedings can be sold for the price you paid for them per cub, located here.

The following prices are for breedings that were done before the Breeding Overhaul. If you did not contribute any monetary value to the breeding, you cannot sell your characters for cash, as this counts as a free character. If you contributed only items, you may sell your character for pinecones.

\*See rules above about selling a free character.

* Base Price
	+ £15

* Traits
	+ +£2 per Uncommon trait
	+ +£5 per Rare trait
	+ +£8 per Legendary trait
	+ +£10 per Exotic trait
* Mutations
	+ +£20 per primal/merthrow/junglethrow/polarthrow mutation
	+ +£15 per mutation that as a custom costs £50 or above
	+ +£10 per mutation that as a custom costs £45 or below

* Special bases
	+ +£2 per Uncommon Base (£5)
	+ +£3 per Rare Base (£15)
	+ +£4 per Legendary or Exotic Base (£20)

### Selling Grans Obtained by Trades

* You may sell a gran you obtained by trade for the lowest value equivalent of the trade.
* If traded for artwork, base value of the gran stays no matter how much art is created and valued at for the trade. Additional art of the granthrow after the trade still adds value (see Art Value Addition)
	+ The art in question would not add value to the traded gran. If the gran's base value was 0GBP (received via raffle or pinecone adopt) then no amount of artwork that you create to obtain the gran would add value to it on your end. On the person giving the gran away's end it would count as commissioned work though, which would add value to the gran that the art is actually of.
		- Example: Say Fallen wanted Nefertiti, a gran I obtained for free and as such has 0 value. I agreed to give Fallen Nefertiti in exchange for a full body of Viin. Fallen accepts and does the art and gains Nefertiti. Nefertiti does not gain any monetary value, but Viin gains 20 for her value as if I had done the full body myself as it is a commissioned piece but the payment was a gran not money.
* In the event multiple grans are obtained by trading values vary.
	+ Trading 2 Grans valued example A=20 and B=30 are traded for a gran C=60. Gran C's value drops to 50, and the two grans traded for C (both A and B) drop to the lowest value of the two, equaling 20 each.
	+ In the event A and B's combined total are higher than C's total, C's value stays. A=40 B=55 and C=35, C will stay at 35 while A and B's value will both drop to 40, since A would be the cheapest of the 2.
	+ If you trade a gran worth 0 for a gran that costs money, you can still not sell those grans, regardless of their price, due to you not paying anything for said free gran. However, if you trade a gran worth money for a gran worth 0 you CAN sell the gran for how much you paid for the other gran in the trades.  This way you don't lose out on what you spent on the gran in question but others' can't take advantage and sell a gran they didn't spend anything on.
		- Example: If you trade a gran worth say 60GBP, for a gran worth 0GBP, the gran originally worth 0GBP is now worth 60GBP and the one originally worth 60 is now worth 0.