In my Real Life I'm an engineer so sometimes when I play games I get... a little engineer about it

ANYWAYS!

Fun fact about Wizard Tokens: by today's prices, the best bang for your buck is actually the [item2=2 Point Wizard Token] :O Not what I was expecting when I ran the numbers tbh =D

The breakdown is thus:

[item2=2 Point Wizard Token] - 3000sp - 1500sp/token [item2=20 Point Wizard Token] - 36000sp - 1800sp/token [item2=50 Point Wizard Token] - 90000sp - 1800sp/token [item2=15 Point Wizard Token] - 30000sp - 2000sp/token [item2=100 Point Wizard Token] - 215000sp - 2150sp/token [item2=1000 Point Wizard Token] - 2200000sp - 2200sp/token [item2=250 Point Wizard Token] - 625000sp - 2500sp/token [item2=500 Point Wizard Token] - 1250000sp - 2500sp/token [item2=10 Point Wizard Token] - 60000sp - 6000sp/token [item2=1 Point Wizard Token] - 8000sp - 8000sp/token [item2=5 Point Wizard Token] - 50000sp - 10000sp/token

So if you're like me and strongly prefer a nice even number of tokens, either buy the 2 Point Wizard Token or go spend the odd remainders - the 1- and 5 Point Wizard Tokens are like shockingly not worth it! I usually go for the 1000 Point Wizard Token while I'm buying bulk tokens, and it's good to see that's a reasonable price per token, even if it's not the lowest (worth it to only have to click once some days lmao)

This is interesting! Thank you for taking the time to figure this out for us. :)

I rarely need to buy tokens, but I've been aware of this forever. I always check the prices when I'm purchasing things that come in denominations. Works for CSC, Steamwork/Lounge trinkets, vouchers and Vesnali coins.

I also check out if items transform (check prices of all forms of an item) or come in bags/collections/sets. There can be huge price variations on items which are basically the same.

Its always worth price checking.

Glad to see I'm not the only one currency-conscious enough to take the time figuring this out!

Good info!

It actually mostly makes sense. The 2 pt tokens are the penultimate time consuming, and labor intensive, way to buy any spendable amount (No idea why the one and five point tokens are so pricey, you'd expect them to cost less). The convenience of buying a single one thousand point token instead of 500 separate two point tokens should make the larger denominations more expensive.

Wasn't expecting the 10pt to be the most lucrative to sell.

Eeeeew it's so mathy. Still, I appreciate the information. Myself, I own a creative brain that doesn't numbers well, lol.