DWCPX

The Conquest Point Exchange: every nation's CP shelf and every merchant's counter, from anywhere, for CP or gil — /cpx.

DWCPX is the Conquest Point Exchange, opened with /cpx from anywhere in Vana'diel. One half is the gate guards' conquest-point stock — all three nations' shelves, every rank, plus the allied sundries (instant warp and reraise scrolls, the rings, the trust ciphers) — with the nation tabs paged by rank so what comes from where stays legible, but nothing gating: any nation's gear at any rank, bought with your own conquest points at the guards' own prices, no trading partner hunted down, no rank grind first (ranking up still pays what it always paid here — a hundred warehouse slots per rank and triple mission bonuses). The other half answers the oldest complaint on the server: 'there are no low-level weapons and armor for sale.' There are — at about a hundred and eighty shopkeepers scattered across the world that nobody visits. The Exchange folds every one of their shelves into four tabs (Weapons, Armor, Scrolls, Goods), fourteen hundred items and change, each priced in gil at the counter's own best-fame price or in conquest points at two gil of goods per point — which quietly turns signet-on mob slaying into shopping money, a thing most players were doing for fun anyway. Every row draws the client's real item icon and a hover card: level, jobs, slots, Rare/Ex, both prices, how many you already carry, and the item's actual description. A search tab looks across every shelf at once, a fits-my-job filter trims the racks to what your current job can wear, and stackables buy by the dozen. Buying is a quoted price and a deliberate second click, the item-level release ceiling still holds, and the EXP bands stay at the guards where their recharge mechanics live. The Goods tab also carries a Mounts shelf, which sells something no merchant in the world ever stocked: thirty-three mount whistles, fifty thousand gil or twenty-five thousand conquest points apiece. Buy one, take it to Mapitoto in Upper Jeuno, and that mount is yours permanently — a Chocobo License is the only thing you need to make the trade, and the shelf refuses a mount you have already unlocked rather than taking your money for it. Everything the window does also works typed as !cpx, with no addon at all.