Skip to main content
Edition

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.

Items in Trade Goods

2,987 items

Showing 2,701–2,750 of 2,987 items

Subclass
Three of Rogues common qualityInscription5Inscription
Three of Rot rare qualityInscription90Inscription
Three of Serpents rare qualityInscription35Inscription
Three of Squalls rare qualityInscription50Inscription
Three of Stones rare qualityInscription32Inscription
Three of Storms rare qualityInscription1Inscription
Three of Swords common qualityInscription11Inscription
Three of Symbiosis rare qualityInscription80Inscription
Three of the Indomitable rare qualityInscription1Inscription
Three of the Moon rare qualityInscription40Inscription
Three of the Tides rare qualityInscription50Inscription
Three of the Winds rare qualityInscription32Inscription
Three of Tigers rare qualityInscription35Inscription
Three of Undeath rare qualityInscription1Inscription
Three of Visions rare qualityInscription40Inscription
Three of Vivacity rare qualityInscription80Inscription
Three of Void rare qualityInscription90Inscription
Three of Voracity rare qualityInscription1Inscription
Three of War rare qualityInscription40Inscription
Three of Warlords rare qualityInscription1Inscription
Three of Waves rare qualityInscription32Inscription
Thunder Lizard Tail common qualityCooking10Cooking
Thunderous Hide rare qualityItem ID #212670Leather70Leather
Thunderous Hide rare qualityItem ID #212672Leather70Leather
Thunderous Hide rare qualityItem ID #212673Leather70Leather
Tidal Amethyst rare qualityJewelcrafting45Jewelcrafting
Tidespray Linen common qualityCloth45Cloth
Tiger Gourami common qualityCooking30Cooking
Tiger Lily common qualityHerb20Herb
Tiger Lily Petal common qualityHerb20Herb
Tiger Meat common qualityCooking10Cooking
Tiger Opal uncommon qualityJewelcrafting30Jewelcrafting
Tigerseye uncommon qualityJewelcrafting10Jewelcrafting
Tin Bar common qualityMetal & Stone10Metal & Stone
Tinker's Kit common qualityParts30Parts
Tin Ore common qualityMetal & Stone10Metal & Stone
Tiragarde Perch common qualityCooking45Cooking
Titanium Bar uncommon qualityMetal & Stone20Metal & Stone
Titanium Ore uncommon qualityMetal & Stone20Metal & Stone
Titanium Ore Nugget uncommon qualityMetal & Stone35Metal & Stone
Titanium Powder uncommon qualityEnchanting30Enchanting
Titanium Rod poor qualityEnchanting27Enchanting
Titansteel Bar uncommon qualityMetal & Stone20Metal & Stone
Tol'vir Hieroglyphic uncommon qualityOther30Other
Tormented Tantalum rare qualityOther80Other
Torn Green Tea Leaf common qualityHerb30Herb
Tough Condor Meat common qualityCooking10Cooking
Toughened Flesh common qualityCooking25Cooking
Toxic Tlhapi common qualityCooking80Cooking
Toxified Armor Patch rare qualityOptional Reagents62Optional Reagents

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.

Where these prices come from

  • Retail: Blizzard, hourly