Help With A Thing

so i was on my way to nemract to do a lv 28 quest as a lv 59 mage because i'm baller like that. on my way i killed a random skeleton and got Lemon Legs, a legendary item (i can't provide screenshots because i'm a mobile using skrub) this is my first legendary, so i dunno if i wanna keep it to use for a different class, sell it to the item buyer, or try my hand at selling it on the trading market on the off chance that someone actually wants to buy it

any advice?

 

if its a legendary under level 50 it doesn't have a big market and if it does it isn't worth a lot, sell it to an item buyer.

 

kinda what i'm leaning towards, but for now i'm gonna sleep and see if this thread has completely died by the time i wake up and make my decision then

 

If you plan on having another class in the near future it can always be good to keep it on you for a while - especially since there is basically no market for lower level legendaries.

 

so ur telling us ur lvl 59 and its the first legendary u got?
the fuck

 

The player market is really for high-level diamond gear, and legendaries at lower levels are usually meant to be sold after their use has expired. If you have another class that you haven't started yet, or is in the range of using these, identify and use them. If you don't have use for them though, you should earn a little bit from selling them.

Also, if you're level 59, how have you NOT gotten a legendary? The chances of you not getting a legendary through 59 levels are so small that it makes End Game look easy.

 

i honestly can't answer why i haven't in one sense, but i can say that i had stopped playing for 6 months-a year because everyone i played with lost interest and i found it boring to play alone, so this week has been my first solid week of activity in literal months

 

Well, you could keep it as your first Legendary drop, and use it on your other characters if you start on those, Or you could sell it to an Item buyer for like.. 1 emerald block.

 

keep it as a trophy (that's what i did)