How to Set Up a Stall in Sword and Fairy Zero: An Introduction to the Trading Mode in Sword and Fairy Zero

Swordsman Zero is a game that emphasizes free trading. Players can freely trade and circulate the items, resources, etc., they obtain in the game. Setting up a stall is a very important means of doing so. Today, I will talk about how to set up a stall in Swordsman Zero. If you want to get the resources you need through this system and achieve mutual exchange, you must master some skills of setting up a stall. Let's see how to operate it.

On the top of the main page of the game, you can directly see the button for setting up a stall. If there are tradable items in your backpack, you can directly click on the stall. When setting up a stall, there are different types of stalls, including Scroll Stalls and Silver Leaf Stalls, and the items and props sold at different stalls are naturally different. After selecting my stall, you can directly see all the items that can be listed from my backpack. Click on the item you want to sell, select the corresponding price, and you can list it directly.

Note that the Scroll Stall consumes Heavenly Treasure Scrolls, while the Silver Leaf Stall consumes Silver Leaves, which are two different currencies in the game. Among them, the Scroll is the most precious and can only be obtained through recharging, so the items sold here are all very rare. Once listed, there's no need to worry; even if you go offline, transactions will automatically proceed, and you will receive the corresponding income as long as someone buys the item. If you have needs, you can also check out other people's stalls at any time. If you are interested or the price is suitable, you can buy directly. Often, by paying attention to more stalls, you can pick up some useful goods at low prices, which can bring substantial benefits whether for personal use or resale.

In fact, besides setting up stalls, the game also provides auctions and the mall as ways to obtain props, but setting up stalls is aimed at free trading between players, while auctions and the mall are system-led. Especially, auctions are more often linked to many activities and do not belong to true freedom. The props in the mall are also traded with the system, so only setting up stalls is truly a free way to play.

After reading my introduction, everyone should now understand how to set up a stall in Swordsman Zero, right? As a means for real face-to-face transactions between players, setting up a stall is an important part of the game's interactive gameplay and is also a good way for most players to obtain rare props. Make sure to utilize it.