OFFICIAL STARTER GUIDE · progression
Market guide: buying, selling and comparing Coin prices
Compare the exact item and quantity, distinguish player listings from merchants, and use the market to support a concrete upgrade or crafting goal.
When does the Market open?
For a new adventurer, the Market on the home screen and the Free Market behind Meridian's Market door (with Pip's Provisions) open at Overworld level 6 or Ladder stage 6, whichever comes first. Every account that existed before this change keeps its Market.
What should I buy from the market?
Start with a specific need: an equipment improvement, a useful Sigil, an ingredient or an available finished supply. Compare the exact item stats, quality, refinement, quantity and total Coin cost. An expensive listing is not evidence that an item is the best choice for your team.
Are player listings and merchants the same?
No. Player listings depend on what other players offer. Traveling merchants have their own stock and progression rules. Merchant goods can improve with your Overworld level within their configured limits. A merchant restock does not guarantee that another player will list the item you want.
How should I choose a selling price?
Use the displayed suggested value and range as a reference, then compare the actual item and current listings. A guide cannot give a permanently correct market price: supply, demand, item details and availability can change. Check any fee and the amount you will receive in the sale preview.
List only goods the screen identifies as eligible. Check what happens to the item while it is listed and how cancellation works. Keep the equipment and supplies your current team depends on until you have a replacement.
What else are Coins for?
Coins also pay for Auto Hunt in the Overworld, which always costs more than the Coins it picks up. Selling spare gear, Sigils and goods to other players, selling what you gather to a vendor, and Thieving all earn the Coins to keep it running.
Can I buy a legendary mount?
The legendary workshop supports trading snare frames and finished snares when its service and listings are available. Its price is the total for the whole listing. Captured mounts stay with their owner. Buying a snare gives you a capture tool, not a guaranteed beast or a guaranteed successful capture.
What if a purchase is still confirming?
Wait for the result or use the recovery action provided by the game. Inspect the current balance, inventory and receipt before starting another purchase. A pending response is not proof that the transaction failed.