Trade Goods

Trade goods feed every crafting profession: cloth for tailoring, hides for leatherworking, ore for blacksmithing and engineering, herbs for alchemy and inscription, and gems for jewelcrafting. Their auction-house volume is among the highest in the game.

Browse Trade Goods subcategories

13 subcategories

Items in Trade Goods

2,987 items

Showing 2,051–2,100 of 2,987 items

		Subclass
Red Beans common qualityCooking	30	Cooking
Redbelly Mandarin common qualityCooking	30	Cooking
Red Blossom Leek common qualityCooking	30	Cooking
Red Dragonscale common qualityLeather	10	Leather
Red Dye common qualityOther	10	Other
Red Dye Pigment common qualityOther	1	Other
Redtail Loach common qualityCooking	45	Cooking
Red Wolf Meat common qualityCooking	10	Cooking
Reef Octopus common qualityCooking	30	Cooking
Refined Deeprock Salt poor qualityLeather	1	Leather
Refulgent Copper Ingot uncommon qualityItem ID #238198Metal & Stone	80	Metal & Stone
Refulgent Copper Ingot uncommon qualityItem ID #238197Metal & Stone	80	Metal & Stone
Refulgent Copper Ore common qualityItem ID #237361Metal & Stone	80	Metal & Stone
Refulgent Copper Ore common qualityItem ID #237359Metal & Stone	80	Metal & Stone
Refulgent Crystal epic qualityItem ID #219954Enchanting	70	Enchanting
Refulgent Crystal epic qualityItem ID #219955Enchanting	70	Enchanting
Refulgent Crystal epic qualityItem ID #219952Enchanting	70	Enchanting
Regal Dottyback rare qualityCooking	70	Cooking
Reinforced Machine Chassis common qualityItem ID #198200Parts	60	Parts
Reinforced Machine Chassis common qualityItem ID #198199Parts	60	Parts
Reinforced Machine Chassis common qualityItem ID #198198Parts	60	Parts
Relic of the Past I common qualityOptional Reagents	50	Optional Reagents
Relic of the Past II common qualityOptional Reagents	50	Optional Reagents
Relic of the Past III common qualityOptional Reagents	50	Optional Reagents
Relic of the Past IV common qualityOptional Reagents	50	Optional Reagents
Relic of the Past V common qualityOptional Reagents	50	Optional Reagents
Relic of the Past VI common qualityOptional Reagents	50	Optional Reagents
Remarkable Hexweave Essence epic qualityOptional Reagents	37	Optional Reagents
Remarkable Steelforged Essence epic qualityOptional Reagents	37	Optional Reagents
Remarkable Truesteel Essence epic qualityOptional Reagents	37	Optional Reagents
Reserve Parachute rare qualityOptional Reagents	62	Optional Reagents
Resilient Leather common qualityItem ID #193211Leather	60	Leather
Resilient Leather common qualityItem ID #193208Leather	60	Leather
Resilient Leather common qualityItem ID #193210Leather	60	Leather
Resilient Parchment poor qualityOther	30	Other
Resonant Crystal epic qualityEnchanting	60	Enchanting
Restored Songfish uncommon qualityCooking	70	Cooking
Rhino Meat common qualityCooking	20	Cooking
Ribbed Mollusk Meat common qualityCooking	60	Cooking
Rice common qualityCooking	30	Cooking
Rice Flour common qualityCooking	30	Cooking
Rich Grazer Milk common qualityCooking	50	Cooking
Rich Illusion Dust common qualityEnchanting	10	Enchanting
Righteous Orb uncommon qualityOther	10	Other
Ringing Deeps Ingot rare qualityOther	70	Other
Ripened Vegetable Assortment uncommon qualityCooking	80	Cooking
Ripe Okra poor qualityTrade Goods (OBSOLETE)	5	Trade Goods (OBSOLETE)
Rising Glory common qualityHerb	50	Herb
Riverbud common qualityHerb	45	Herb
River Onion common qualityCooking	40	Cooking

About Trade Goods

Materials are the clearest patch-cycle market in the game. A new patch sends old-content materials cheap and new-content materials expensive, and the shift shows in the price history weeks before it is obvious in the game itself.

Where each material's supply comes from, and why realms differ, 2 paragraphs

Each subclass has its own supply line. Cloth follows leveling traffic through humanoid zones; enchanting materials come from disenchanting unwanted gear, so their supply rises when gear prices fall; and elemental materials such as motes and primals gate so many classic-era recipes that primal trading was effectively TBC's spot market.

Commodity prices also diverge between realms more than gear prices do: the same ore can be plentiful on one server and scarce on another. Retail narrows that gap for true commodities, which trade in one region-wide pool, while the classic editions still price every stack realm by realm.

How these figures are measured

Where these prices come from

Retail: Blizzard, hourly