A direct reference value used to compare the relative size of items without converting everything to a single anchor pet. It is useful when you want to compare items in the same value language.
Trade Calculator
How to read a trade, not just a number
The calculator compares both sides using the value system you select. The result is a starting point for a decision, not a promise that every player will accept the same trade.
A normalized view where the Frost Dragon acts as the anchor. This makes large and small trades easier to compare on one familiar scale.
A normalized view based on the Ride-A-Pet Potion. It can be easier to read for lower-value trades where Frost fractions become very small.
TradeRealm’s own activity-aware value. It is designed to react to community signals such as trades, accepted offers, searches, calculator activity, wishlists, supply and demand, and recent movement. Realm Value stays separate from imported reference values.
Your side is receiving more selected value than it gives. Before accepting, still check demand and whether the items you receive are realistically tradable.
The two sides are close enough that value alone does not clearly favor either player. Demand, variants, availability and personal goals can still decide the trade.
Your side gives more selected value than it receives. That can still be intentional when you are overpaying for a hard-to-find item, but the calculator makes the gap visible.
Compare a trade properly
- Choose the same value basis for both sides.
- Check every item and its exact Fly, Ride, Neon or Mega variant.
- Look at the percentage gap instead of relying only on the WIN / FAIR / LOSE label.
- Consider demand: equal value does not always mean equal ease of trading.
- Use Realm Value and its confidence as an additional TradeRealm signal, not as a replacement for judgment.