Gathering · EU
What to gather right now
Herbs, ore, leather and fish, ranked by what they sell for today: what rose and fell this week, how fast each one sells and the day of the week it sells best. From every auction in the region, updated hourly.
89.2M g of gathered materials trade a day on EU · Prices updated
Herbalism
35.2M g traded a day
+31.6%
this week
Best to gather now
Azeroot
96
Mining
26.8M g traded a day
+7.6%
this week
Best to gather now
Umbral Tin Ore
70
Skinning
16.8M g traded a day
+0.2%
this week
Best to gather now
Fantastic Fur
34
Fishing
10.5M g traded a day
+8.3%
this week
Best to gather now
Ula'tek Snakehead
95Rising this week
Falling this week
Seven-day change of every rank that sells often enough for a move to mean something.
Best day to sell gathered materials
Friday is the best day to sell, +1.7% against its week. Tuesday is the cheapest, −1.6%.
−1.2%Mon
−1.6%Tue
−1.3%Wed
+0.6%Thu
+1.7%Fri
+0.8%
Questions
Gathering: questions and answers
- What is the best thing to gather right now?
- On EU, by profession: Herbalism: Azeroot (52g); Mining: Umbral Tin Ore (31g); Skinning: Fantastic Fur (97g); Fishing: Ula'tek Snakehead (75g). Each is the highest price among that profession's materials that actually sell.
- Which day of the week do gathered materials sell best?
- Friday, at +1.7% against the week's average; Tuesday is the cheapest at −1.6%. Measured over the last 7 weeks of daily prices. The swing is small, so do not sit on stock for days just to catch it.
- Where do these numbers come from?
- From Blizzard's hourly snapshot of every commodity auction in the region. A price is the robust low (what the cheapest quarter of the stock asks), changes compare against daily history, and sales count listings that sold rather than expired. Nothing here guesses drop rates or gold per hour.
Materials come from the game data, not a hand list: everything a gathering profession gathers this expansion, minus what other professions craft. A material is rising or falling past ±5% over seven days, and only when it sells often enough for the move to mean something.
