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Economy & trade FIELD GUIDE

Selling, orders and auctions

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Check who wants your goods before emptying a farm.

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Use the sell tray

  1. Open /sell.
  2. Move the items you want to sell into the tray. Normal inventory controls work, including shift-click.
  3. Read the quote, then press Confirm.
  4. If you change your mind, close the tray without confirming. Items return where there is room; anything left stays protected in the tray.

The price on an item is a cached estimate for that stack, not a guaranteed final payout. /price checks the held item. The sale quote can change with demand, quantity, item condition and your bonuses.

Where the money comes from

A sale can fill a funded player order, with remaining eligible stock sold to the market
ILLUSTRATED GUIDEOrders use coins already set aside by the buyer. The market handles eligible stock that is not filled by a better order. Click the picture to enlarge it.

/orders shows player-funded buy orders. When you sell eligible goods, the sale can fill matching orders automatically. The buyer receives those goods and their reserved coins pay for them. You do not need to fill each order by hand.

The instant market is the other buyer. Its prices respond to supply and demand, so a crop that paid well yesterday may be worth less after a lot of sales. /market shows current prices.

Use the Auction House for special items

/ah is for player listings, including tools, books and other items worth more than their raw materials. Check the item and asking price before buying, and the fee before listing.

Purchases are delivered when your inventory has room. If something is waiting, open the collection box from the menu. A full inventory should mean an item waits for collection, not that you have to buy it twice.

Keep track of the harvest

Completed sales advance eligible collections and contracts. Moving goods between chests does neither. Auto Sell Chests make sales too, so check where a farm sends its output before storing valuables nearby.