How to read this
Each ruleset in WoW Forever (Normal, PvP, RP and RP-PvP) has its own Alliance, Horde and Blackwater auction houses and its own economy. For every item we take the cheapest market price among a ruleset's three houses. The price level compares that with the average across rulesets: 100 is average, 92 means prices are 8% below average. The highlighted price in each row is the cheapest.
Only items that sold at least five a day on every ruleset in the region are included, ranked by the gold changing hands each day. Items worth less than 50 copper are left out, because a one copper difference on a two copper arrow says nothing about the economy. Characters cannot move between rulesets, so these gaps are for choosing where to play, not for trading. For gaps you can trade on, see trade routes.
Questions
Which WoW Forever ruleset has the cheapest auction house in Europe?
Right now PvP is the cheapest ruleset in the EU region and RP is the most expensive, about 26.9% higher across the 40 items with the most gold traded. PvP has the lowest price for 18 of them.
Are auction house prices different on each WoW Forever ruleset?
Yes. Each ruleset has its own three auction houses and its own economy, so the same item can cost noticeably more on one ruleset than another. This page compares the items with the most gold traded on each.
How is the ruleset price level worked out?
For each of the biggest markets by gold traded we take the cheapest market price on each ruleset and compare it with the average across rulesets. The price level is the middle result across all of those items, where 100 means average.
Can I move gold or items between rulesets?
No. Characters and their auction houses belong to one ruleset, so a price gap between rulesets is not a trade route. Gaps between the three houses on one ruleset are: see the trade routes page.
