Don't be fooled--some manastone removers go on as if their work is so hard, but it's nothing but bluster.

Manastone removal isn't very hard--the process is quite straightforward, and anyone can learn to do it with a bit of training.

But just because something is easy doesn't mean it's not important. Imagine if there was no one at all who could remove manastones.

• "That would be terrible!"

At any rate, I suspect you're here because you heard about the new manastone exchange program, right? Did you want to trade more manastones in?

• Accept.
• Decline.

The policy is similar to the last exchange, but the types of manastones we are accepting for trade is different now (MP +70, Evasion +14, and Parry +22).

The type and value of manastones to exchange must be identical. If even one manastone is different, I can't do the exchange. Rules are rules.

Search your cube and warehouse!

• "I'm sure I have extras."

Take any manastones you don't need to Greger and exchange them for new ones.

Have you come to exchange manastones? Let's see what you have.

• "Here are my trade-ins."

Hmmmm...these don't look quite right.

I can only exchange certain manastones (MP +70, Evasion +14, and Parry +22). I don't make the policy, you understand.

• "My mistake."

I can exchange as many manastones as you like, as long as they're the right sort (MP +70, Evasion +14, or Parry +22).

• "Here are some more."
• "I'm finished for now."

Hmmmm...these don't look quite right.

I can only exchange certain manastones (MP +70, Evasion +14, and Parry +22). I don't make the policy, you understand.

• "My mistake."

Let's see.... The proper type and amount.... Everything seems to be in order.

I'll be happy to exchange these for new manastones.

Greger offered to exchange manastones you don't need for others.

You traded in some MP +70, Evasion +14, and Parry +22 manastones.