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===Profit===
 
===Profit===
A prosthetic heart is worth {{icon small|silver||{{P|Market Value Base}}}}, while an organic heart is worth {{icon small|silver||{{Q|Heart|Market Value Base}}}}. You can then extract a liver for {{icon small|silver||{{Q|Liver|Market Value Base}}}} (the same as a heart), which is as fatal as taking the heart without a prosthetic replacement, or let the prisoner live for other purposes.
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A prosthetic heart is worth {{icon small|silver||{{P|Market Value Base}}}}, while an organic heart is worth {{icon small|silver||{{Q|Heart|Market Value Base}}}}. You can then extract a liver for {{icon small|silver||{{Q|Liver|Market Value Base}}}} (the same as a heart), which is as fatal as taking the heart, or let the prisoner live for other purposes.
  
 
Keep in mind that there's a natural x0.6 penalty for selling and x1.4 penalty for buying. Profit of a prosthetic heart also depends on your trader's [[Trade Price Improvement]] (TPI) and the [[AI Storytellers#Trade price disadvantage|Trade price disadvantage]] setting (impacted by [[difficulty]]).  
 
Keep in mind that there's a natural x0.6 penalty for selling and x1.4 penalty for buying. Profit of a prosthetic heart also depends on your trader's [[Trade Price Improvement]] (TPI) and the [[AI Storytellers#Trade price disadvantage|Trade price disadvantage]] setting (impacted by [[difficulty]]).  

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