Swords for Summer

1. When it comes to Materials (especially carves) you have to specify was it is.
For instance:
Non-Ferrous Metal (D): Titanium

2. Each Trait (Physical Defense, Physical Damaging) counts as 1 material.

3. If you use a Gem specify it
For instance:
Powdered Opal (-)

4. If it has a Poisonous effect it means it has to deal a set damage, with a duration effect dependent on one's Endurance Tiers to determine it. (Once again depends on the creature in question).

5. Calculate the Weight Properly, each raw material has it's own weight.

6. Use the Epsilon Pricing for purchasing said raw materials, &/or carves (3x base price) before adding in the Rank Price. Furthermore since you are purchasing the raw materials, you have to buy them along with their rank price if you want things such as S-rank damage. (It's means it was made from an S-rank amount of said carve).

7. Crystal from Reiver? No. List that as Materia: Crystal

8. Durability, follow the correct durability chart.
For Instance:
*Raw = 1 S-rank
*Cut = B-rank
*Blunt = B-rank
*Pierce = B-rank

Physical Resist = S-rank
Chakra Conductibility: Up to a S-rank without being Damaged.

9. When your listing Durability, Components, Traits it should always be in a list format do not use comma's.
For Instance:
Chakra Conductive
Poisonous
Physical Damaging
Physical Defense
Lighten Weight

10. Before an item can be constructed one must contact the person making it, thus fill out an order in the communications board to Regal Smithing.

When all of those things are done and the errors are fixed, the order is filled and price is re-calculated then I can check it again for approval.