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Crafting estimate at current listings
At current lowest listed prices the reagents cost more than the crafted item lists for: an estimated loss of 1,795 gold40 silver per craft.
- Reagent cost (lowest listed)
- 1,799 gold82 silver
- Crafted item, lowest listed price
- 4 gold65 silver
- Auction House cut (5%)
- 23 silver25 copper
- Estimated profit at that listed price
- −1,795 gold40 silver (-100%)
- Evidence: 57 current listings holding 11,154 units of the crafted item in the US region. We see listings, not sales, so how many sell and at what price is unknown.
Cost per reagent
| Reagent | Qty | Each | Cost | Share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Herb · 17 on the Auction House | 9 | 199 gold98 silver | 1,799 gold82 silver | 100% |
| Total per craft | 1,799 gold82 silver | 100% |
About Create Twilight Jasmine
One craft takes 9 Twilight Jasmine Petal. Twilight Jasmine is itself a reagent in 6 other recipes (Alchemy).
Twilight Jasmine tooltip
Where the reagents come from
Twilight Jasmine Petal. No recipe, Blizzard quest reward or dungeon journal drop in our game data produces it.
Reading these numbers
At current lowest listed prices the 1 reagent for one craft of Create Twilight Jasmine cost 1,799 gold82 silver.
Break-even is 1,894 gold54 silver - below that listed price the craft loses gold once Blizzard’s 5% cut is taken. The crafted item’s lowest listed price is 4 gold65 silver, which does not clear it.
The crafted item currently lists for less than its reagents cost: −1,795 gold17 silver before fees, and the Auction House would still take 23 silver25 copper of a sale, so a craft loses 1,795 gold40 silver at these prices. At current listings, buying the crafted item costs less than making it. That is an estimated -99.8% return on the gold you put into reagents.
Listing depth right now: 11,154 units across 57 auctions region-wide. Depth separates a market price from a single asking figure, but listings are not sales, so read it alongside the estimate.
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 →