The items lists offered by each of these are somewhat similar, so you can look to GW2 Efficiency for an indication of value. Players with access to gizmos such as the Ley-Energy Matter Converter, Karmic Converter, or Fractal Reliquary can obtain a variety of items at low cost (the items offered changes daily). See GW2 Efficiency for a detailed breakdown. If you have excess Spirit Shards, Karma, Badges of Honor, Laurels, Guild Commendations, or Black Lion Claim Tickets, you can convert them to liquid gold through a variety of methods. These items or their components can only be crafted once per day, which means they have inherent scarcity which makes them profitable to sell. Due to the nature of supply and demand, the most profitable items are always changing, so you'll have to put in some legwork to get the most out of this method.Ī relatively reliable source of income is crafting timegated items. You can make a profit by crafting certain items and selling them on the Trading Post. A database of permanent nodes can be found here. If you have some more time you can waypoint around the open world and gather permanent nodes.
The Overflow Trading Company may also be useful to those seeking to flip or trade. Additionally this Reddit post provides advice for trading with different levels of wealth. This is quite difficult, requires a lot of capital, and is generally beyond the scope of this guide.įor those interested in playing the TP, some useful sites may include GW2BLTC, GW2 Spidy, and GW2 Efficiency. If you have a good eye for commodity trading, you can buy low and sell high on the Trading Post for potentially massive profits. In the case of fine or masterwork (blue or green) unidentified gear, you should either sell the gear or open it before salvaging - salvaging directly will result in much lower profit. Rare and exotic gear in particular may be more valuable to sell - an approximate value of above 20 silver for a rare or above 40 silver for an exotic is likely to be worth selling directly rather than salvaging. Typically it is more profitable to salvage and sell materials rather than selling the gear directly, but this can vary. Relatedly, if you cannot make use of gear that drops, you can usually sell it on the trading post or salvage it for materials (which may also be sold). If you don't need these materials, you can convert them into liquid gold by selling them on the Trading Post. These can be worth a surprising amount of money on the Trading Post, ranging from 1 silver each for basic ore, wood, and leather, to 30 silver each for Vials of Powerful Blood. When you kill enemies, complete events and gather nodes, you accumulate a lot of crafting materials that go into your material storage.
This can add up to large losses over time, and alternate methods may be more profitable, such as material trading. When selling items on the trading post, be aware that you incur both a 10% transaction fee, and a 5% listing fee on items you sell. Discuss your favorite titles, find a new one to play or share the game you developed.This guide is an overview of the best and most commonly used ways to earn gold in Guild Wars 2.
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