cross-realm arbitrage

Arbitrage board

Items one realm sells for well under what they fetch elsewhere in the region — and that actually sell. Your gold and your items travel through the Warband bank, so a discount on another realm is a real trade: buy there, sell where it moves.

methodology

How this board is built

What does this board show?
For each item, the one realm currently selling it furthest under the region's reference price — what it fetches on an ordinary realm — ranked by how much gold a day the gap is worth, given how fast the item actually sells. Your gold and items travel between realms through the Warband bank, so the gap is a real trade, not just a number.
Where do these numbers come from?
Per-realm price snapshots feed a rollup. The reference is the 40th percentile of realm floor prices — the cheapest listing on each realm — over realms carrying at least two listings, so a handful of parking listings cannot drag it up. Demand is measured two ways: how many listings leave the auction house per day across the region, and how often the region's cheapest price actually moves.
Why isn't an item listed here?
An item only qualifies once at least 5 (KR/TW: 3) realms carry it with two or more listings each, its reference price is at least 1 gold, at least one listing leaves the auction house per day region-wide, its region-wide cheapest price has moved at least six times in the last two days, and the best realm is at least 25% under the reference. Commodities never appear here — they trade region-wide, so there is no realm-to-realm gap to measure.
How fresh is this data?
This board updates on the same ingest cycle as realm prices — roughly every 10 minutes.