Easy spina for low levels (260 and below)

It's uncommon from Faceless at Carbel the Maze of Time area 1,3
this mob also drop Giant Gem as uncommon

It's also use for Cynthia's Quest "Orb of Prayer" (Lv.325)
Collect: Cloudy Magic Stone × 30
Reward: Experience value 975000, Bead fragment × 10 or Bead crystal × 2

Would probably suggest removing death ent splints. They have a crazy low drop rate, with tix I get 5 per stack of kills average, and it's not worth the time spent for a mere 500k-1m every stack. Their spawns are awful and the 1 decent drop has a lower drop rate than most rares.

Making random appearance. i think he meant 500k - 1M for every stack kill since he got 5-10 splinters per stack of death ent kill.

I can't say how much I appreciate threads like this. You see people trying to farm bosses constantly and hoping against hope for that one drop that's being botted to death. Or that one mob that drops a special being farmed into oblivion.

Go for mats. Don't be a dumbass and go "I just want a really big sale!" Chances are that you won't be the one to see it. Making money is a numbers game. Find things people need and sell them. Production is always good. Quest and class items are always good. Crysta and new shiny equips are nice but you are going to get beaten to the punch. Chances are you are the average player and the things you can solo are a few. And if they arent, they generally are the things everyone can solo.

Bit of advice:
Don't put your eggs all in one basket. Seriously, don't make your living off of a single item. It's only asking for failure when someone breaks the monopoly on it. Keep a base pool of things. I'm a spina greedy person but nine times out of ten I'm not farming a boss, I'm farming mobs or middling difficulty drops. I'll occasionally go out and farm something like myrica wristlet because they sell quick and are worth about 700k. Well, they were. I think it's two or three hundred now due to the droves of botters out there. Just another reason why you should avoid high end items.

Point two:
Realise and accept it's going to take time to get there. Most items I've seen since returning have insane prices. I think cap is around two billion spina? I've seen items selling for one and a half billion? Prices have become over inflated due to people pumping them back up and the stalls. Seriously, most people are using prices from accounts that have long been inactive but have posted items on their stalls before leaving as base price. Others are fighting to keep one particular item they farm alive.

Let it go. You only hurt in the long run if you dont. Sure, you may make your living on a fifty million spina item that is being whittled down to twenty five (or several base materials that you have to get into bidding wars over. Another indicator to change items instead of running it down.). By fighting that you are pushing the cost of other items up and making the spina cap higher. You are shooting yourself in the foot. Let nature take it's course, find another item to farm, then go back to it when the market has cooled. Don't sit there and strangle one item because you insist on selling it. You will never have your own corner in the market because you can't control the trade. You will either meet people like me who will make you bleed for it, or people whom see you making money on it and immediately jump to flood that area. Always keep moving and keep your hands in many pies.

Final point:

Everyone wants to make spina. EVERYONE.
Very few understand the ebb and flow of a market. So they simply follow the money. Which means ninety percent of the population is being lead around by the nose. Chances are that you are one of them. And unless you suddenly discover a hidden chest of items and give them away like candy then that's not changing. People see things selling and immediately move to sell those. Others see things that aren't being farmed anymore and start farming those to sell. Others still have no freaking clue what's going on and just start selling random objects or mats. Sadly, they tend to do better than most in short spurts. But that's a bit off point. These kinds of people are just following the flow of money and hoping to catch a nice windfall. It's an unsteady and grueling grind. It also requires you focus on one or two items because of insane drop rates. You lose a lot of money in the process. Time spent farming pots for grinds or spina spent buying them to get back to it. Ineffective marketing due to speed selling items at the last known price until people start correcting them. Product oversaturation and deflation. That last one is especially true. I don't care that you think the Genius sword is worth 50 million slotted. I've been buying and selling them for twenty to thirty for the last few days and making small profits. I don't care that you think deceiver is worth one hundred million. I've seen it at fifty to sixty, bought, reposted, then another come along near instantly and undercut it. I think it's finally stabilized because someone went and bought them all. This is an example of bleeding for your market. Someone was forced to buy nearly an entire market out and has been slowly reselling them hoping to keep the price high enough to stem the bleeding. It's a failing tactic. He will, at best, come out only slightly ahead of where he started. At worst he will have items in bulk that he drove into being worthless through his gillgobbling.

The best place to be to make money is in the middle. The easy items that most people can't be bothered to farm. Prime examples are things like SP. Revitas. I make a killing on these because no one wants to farm them and those that do get crazy with prices. Anything that has a craft or use is going to see a buy at some point. So your best option is to ask yourself how much is your time worth and give an HONEST answer. There are dozens of farmers out there. I make my money taking custom orders. I know my time isnt worth billions per hour. Yours damned sure isnt. So keep a level head, farm the small things, and take your time making spina.