### **Amulet of Fury Analysis** **Summary, Release Date, and Rarity**: The Amulet of Fury is a tier 70 hybrid neck-slot item, commonly used as an early high-level amulet due to its balanced melee, magic, and ranged bonuses. Its additional prayer bonus (+5) and life regeneration buff through the passive hitpoint restoration perk make it a staple for mid-to-high-level PvM and PvP combat. Created from an uncut onyx using level 90 Crafting, it requires successful crafting and enchanting (level 87 Magic). The Amulet of Fury was introduced on **June 28, 2005**, with the Legends’ Guild update. Its rarity derives from requiring an onyx—an item traditionally obtainable from stacking Tokkul in the TzHaar shops or from rare drops. Additionally, players can acquire onyxes through the “Alchemist's Play” in Prifddinas or more commonly now through Treasure Hunter promotions. This expanded accessibility has controlled its scarcity over time, maintaining its presence as a valuable tradeable commodity without making it prohibitively rare. --- ### **Interesting Insights**: 1. **Historical Stability of Fury**: The Amulet of Fury's value has historically exhibited remarkable price stability in comparison to other tier 70 equipment due to its intergenerational demand. Players often use it for mid-game content that spans multiple expansions, meaning it consistently appeals to new and returning players alike. 2. **Shadow of Power Creep**: As the meta evolved with more powerful neck-slot competitors such as the Amulet of Souls (tier 90) and Essence of Finality amulet (tier 92), the Fury transitioned from “best-in-slot” to budget-friendly utility. Its utility and reasonable cost protect it against extreme devaluation, unlike many power-creeped items. 3. **Dynamic Between Onyx Supply and Fury**: Onyx prices directly tie to the Fury's production cost. Onyx drops from various sources (such as Solak, Telos, or Treasure Hunter promotions) inflate its price with each event. Interestingly, reworks such as **Mining and Smithing (08/12/2024)** could stimulate activity in mining bosses like Gemstone Dragons for more onyx drops, potentially inflating Fury supply and reducing cost. --- ### **Price Prediction (Mid 2024 and Beyond):** Historical price data indicates slow growth but clear sensitivity to GP influx from dupes, updates, or game balance changes. - **Short-Term Estimate (Q2 2024)**: Expect slight stagnation or marginal drop in price (~1,060,000 to ~1,080,000) following the **April 1 Treasure Hunter injection of gold** and subsequent stabilizing Treasure Hunter promos. The glut of additional wealth will dampen appropriately priced mid-tier items, as money inflows are spent disproportionately on essentials and luxuries instead. The **combat update (03/04/2024)** triggered minor dips historically as new methods reshaped the meta, but the Fury's target demographic remains lower-tier players with limited combat flexibility. - **Mid-Term Projection (Q3 2024)**: With the **Sanctum of Rebirth Boss** (July 2024), the boss likely introduces resources causing fluctuation to ore/geode drops tied into gem demand. A continued rise to ~1,110,000–1,135,000 appears feasible if mining-linked resources spike or delayed due supply runoffs shifting price players nearby sectors.** --- ### **Flipping Margins** 1. **Spread**: Moderate-volume flipping yields 2-5M GP margins per 24 trades under stable conditions 2. Stark seasonal streak spikes impulsive players). Immediate-divergence-margin triggers.spec deskundce).