Ribsplitter

Price History

About Ribsplitter on Retail

Ribsplitter on Retail is tracked by BootyBayBroker's auction-house analytics so players can see how this item moves across realms and regions. Across the most recent 37 snapshots the lowest observed buyout was 4,000 gold while the typical price hovered near 16,675 gold. The highest observed buyout over the same window reached 33,770 gold, the high end of the range the page's price-history chart visualises in detail. Total auction depth across those snapshots came to 169 units listed, which the page summarises alongside per-realm splits.

Ribsplitter is a rare axe catalogued under the weapon class in the Blizzard item database. BootyBayBroker presents auction prices the way a stock-market viewer would: a recent-history chart, summary statistics for the selected range, and a side-by-side comparison of where the item trades on retail versus the active classic editions. Nothing on this page is a buy or sell recommendation; the site is an analytics surface for players who want a clearer picture of in-game commodity movement.

Retail carries a market structure distinct from the other game versions BootyBayBroker tracks. Retail prices reflect a single, unified commodity exchange refreshed hourly by Blizzard's official auction-house API. TBC Classic prices come from TSM with hourly refreshes per realm, and MoP Classic prices come from TSM with weekly refreshes per realm. That cadence difference is why the same item often appears at very different prices across editions, and it is exactly the comparison the per-version pages on this site surface.

Use the price-history chart above to scan how this Retail listing has moved over the past day, week, or year. The per-realm panel surfaces the cheapest current listing on each connected realm, and the cross-version comparison summary highlights when Ribsplitter is trading notably higher or lower on a different game version. Visit the Retail Auction House overview to see the broader market this item participates in, or browse the item database to compare it against related catalogue rows.