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I sold too soon xD.

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Yes I know they introducing higher max cash stack and stackable clues but there has been a massive repricing and feels like could be overdone?

Feels like there is a lot of pain out there and no one really interested with negative sentiment (those that own take pain everyone else is like meh), particularly with new content coming out that means banks might be trimmed down to buy new items (Raids 4).

Look at some items:
- Druidic staff (high around 1500m, now around 600m, low 300m)
- Cloak (high around 1500m, now 800m, low 600m)

These items still and will remain exceptionally rare, I'm wondering if good buying opportunity. Feels like the master only ones have underperformed vs the 'easier' to obtain ones like armour that haven't repriced as substantially.

Keen to here anyone's thoughts.

as above

• Location: London, UK
• Pest: Rats
• House (Victorian, semi detached)

Hi all,

A couple of weeks ago my wife and I heard scratching in the ceiling, just below the shower on the second floor. Pest control have been and confirmed rat droppings there and have baited the area. The sound seemed to go away for a bit but has now returned. With a young baby this is creating quite a lot of anxiety for us!

I wanted to understand if I've taken the correct approach to ceiling any potential entry points. We live on a busy road in a Victorian house in London. There has been heavy ongoing roadworks along the road and my theory is this may have scared rats up from the sewers to explore new locations.

I believe that around 85%+ rat problems come from the sewers in London so my working hypothesis is that they've come from there. Having had inspection to the drains done our Manhole 1 (MH1 in image) had rat droppings and poop/toiletpaper/small stones that PC said was indicate of rat behaviour. MH2 is clean with no evidence of rats and is upstream from MH1 and now behind a one way blocker.

We hear the sounds largely localised to an area just under a modern(ish) bathroom and the pestcontrol man said that there was an unsealed pipe that ended up the floor there.

I reviewed a drain report and noticed there is a hidden junction between MH1 and MH2 that is untraced due to the bend but seems to be a few floors below where we hear the rat. I'm assuming the rat is travelling down this unused pipe to MH1 to then feed and drink.

Action taken:

• installed one way rat steel rat blockers between MH2 and MH1, so this section of the pipe is now completely one way.
• installed steel blocker as insurance to the kitchen sink line from MH1 as well. The SVP currently doesn't have a one way valve as I heard it's unlikely for them to climb up there relatively to disused pipes although I will put one on there tomorrow.
• My hope that when the rat comes down at night to feed in MH1 it will now be trapped and forced back to the mains sewer. Both MH1 and MH2 are also baited.

Questions

• Does my theory sound correct and if so have I taken the correct response?
  • Unfortunately I cant easily access the interceptor because it's under a driveway although when the problem has gone I can install the one way blocker on the exit of MH1 where it connects to the interceptor.
• Is it likely rats are using the rain water downpipe?
  • The downpipe goes directly to the interceptor so I can't seal it off given the lack of interceptor access. However my (Brief) research suggests that in Victorian houses the rain water downpipse typically feed directly to interceptor without other connections.

Many thanks for your help!

Hidden junction between MH1 and MH2

Drain plan - BLUE represents blocker

What's everyone looking to get in as last minute buy? I'm holding onto my justiciar given it's close to the lows, hoping that they might integrate it somehow into the rewards/new armour but who knows. Also keeping my inquisitor set although seems pretty much guaranteed new crush bis

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