Auction House
Visit the Auctioneer to browse items listed by other players, buy a listing, or put your own item up for sale. Stock and asking prices come from players, so availability changes as listings sell or expire.
Buying a listing:
Inspect the exact item before confirming. For custom equipment, read item level, rarity, rolled stats, durability, remaining repairs, and crafting potential. For trinkets and brewables, check remaining uses. Two similarly named items can have different rolls or counters.
Check the quantity, total price, and remaining listing time. Use the auction's purchase confirmation and wait for success before assuming the trade is complete. Leave enough inventory space to receive the item.
Selling and reclaiming:
Use the auction interface to select the item and enter its sale details. Review the quantity, asking price, and any fee or duration shown before creating the listing. A listing is an offer, not a guaranteed sale.
If an item expires without selling, reclaim it through the auction's expired-item interface. Check completed sales and collection controls for the current delivery status. Keep space available when reclaiming items.
Coins and payments:
Coins pay for ordinary market purchases, player listings, and services that quote a coin price. They are separate from Crowns and the Soul Flames used by the Phantom Market.
Action | Command |
|---|---|
View balance | or |
Pay a player | |
View balance rankings | or |
Toggle incoming payments |
Commands depend on account access and an available economy service. Check the recipient and amount before paying. A personal payment does not reserve an auction listing or guarantee delivery of an item; use the listing's purchase flow for that trade.
Coins can come from eligible dungeon completion, quests, daily rewards, and successful player sales. NPC selling support and buyback prices depend on the particular item; a purchase price is not a guaranteed resale value.
