Item 95410 on MoP Classic (Mists of Pandaria progression realms), client 5.5.4.70631
Item Level 1
Sell Price: 2 gold12 silver
About Blood-Spattered Zandalari Journal
Blood-Spattered Zandalari Journal is a common consumable item on MoP Classic at item level 1. Other consumable items listed on the MoP Classic Auction House include Haunted Memento, Moonfang's Paw and Moonfang Shroud. The latest scan finds it on 3 MoP Classic realms (EU 2, US 1); the cheapest buyout is 7 gold on Auberdine (EU). A vendor pays 2 gold12 silver for it.
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MoP Classic Auction House prices
Cheapest realm7 goldAuberdine (EU)Typical market (US)90 goldMedian min buyout51 gold85 silverRealms with listings3EU 2, US 1Latest snapshot2026-11-03 05:08 UTCBlizzard Last-Modified
Prices across MoP Classic realms
Realm
Min buyout
Market (median)
Qty
Listings
Snapshot
Galakras, Immerseus, Lei Shen, Nazgrim, Pagle, Ra-denUS · Active
89 gold99 silver
90 gold
11
11
2026-11-03 04:29 UTC
AuberdineEU · Active
7 gold
7 gold
3
3
2026-11-03 05:08 UTC
Garalon, Hoptallus, Mirage Raceway, Norushen, Shek'zeerEU · Active
Its lowest listed price, 7 gold, ranks 6th of 22 listed consumable items of its kind on MoP Classic; the cheapest listed is Folded Letter at 2 silver56 copper.
Items Numbered Next to Blood-Spattered Zandalari Journal
Blizzard numbers items as they are created, so the named items next to ID 95410 (95373 to 95416) were usually added in the same batch as Blood-Spattered Zandalari Journal: the same quest line, zone, vendor or reward set.
US median, latest 90gEU median, latest 7gTW median, latest 200g Each line is one region's daily median of the cheapest buyout on every realm that listed it, from our hourly scans.
Connected realms with a listing in the latest MoP Classic scan: EU 2 of 25, KR 0 of 5, TW 0 of 8, US 1 of 23.
Item data: Blizzard's MoP Classic Game Data API (static data 5.5.4.67732). Prices: per-unit buyouts from one Blizzard Auction House snapshot per connected realm per hour; market is the quantity-weighted median of a realm's listings. Retail column: the retail client datamine.
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