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Crafting estimate at current listings
- Reagent cost (lowest listed)
- 32 silver
- Crafted item, lowest listed price
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- Auction House cut (5%)
- …
- Estimated profit at that listed price
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Cost per reagent
| Reagent | Qty | Each | Cost | Share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Cloth · 5,403 on the Auction House | 1 | 1 silver | 1 silver | 3% |
Other · 186,953 on the Auction House | 1 | 1 silver | 1 silver | 3% |
Other · 162 on the Auction House | 2 | 15 silver | 30 silver | 94% |
| Total per craft | 32 silver | 100% |
About Craft Darkmoon Prize
One craft takes 1 Coarse Thread, 1 Blue Dye and 2 Shiny Bauble.
Darkmoon Prize tooltip
Where the reagents come from
Coarse Thread. No recipe, Blizzard quest reward or dungeon journal drop in our game data produces it. Also a required reagent in 51 other recipes (29 Leatherworking and 22 Tailoring); Embossed Leather Boots takes the most, 5 per craft.
Blue Dye. No recipe, Blizzard quest reward or dungeon journal drop in our game data produces it. Also a required reagent in 22 other recipes (20 Tailoring, 1 Leatherworking and 1 Engineering); the most per craft: Sanctified Leather Hat (Leatherworking, 6 per craft), Kirin Tor Skyline Banner (Tailoring, 4 per craft), Azure Silk Vest (Tailoring, 4 per craft), Gilded Dalaran Banner (Tailoring, 2 per craft) and Azure Shoulders (Tailoring, 2 per craft).
Shiny Bauble. No recipe, Blizzard quest reward or dungeon journal drop in our game data produces it.
Reading these numbers
At current lowest listed prices the 3 reagents for one craft of Craft Darkmoon Prize cost 32 silver. Most of that is Shiny Bauble - 2 at 15 silver each, 30 silver, 93.8% of the whole basket. Watch that one price and you have watched most of this recipe.
Break-even is 33 silver68 copper - below that listed price the craft loses gold once Blizzard’s 5% cut is taken. The crafted item has no current Auction House listing to compare it against, so the estimate above is left unknown rather than guessed.
Costs use each reagent’s lowest listed price; the estimate is the crafted item’s lowest listed price, times the items one craft makes, minus those reagents and Blizzard’s 5% sale cut. Listings are asking prices, not sales. Recalculated every snapshot and left blank rather than guessed when a price is missing. How we estimate crafting profit →
Other recipes that use Coarse Thread
Data notes
- No Auction House price for the crafted item - output value unknown (it may be soulbound/BoE gear or an untracked item).