The Trading Post Opens

For a long while the Order’s economy moved hand to hand — a relic bequeathed to a friend, an outgrown find handed to Coram for coin. From today, a quiet market stands beside them: the Trading Post is open, pathfinder to pathfinder.

New in this patch

• The Trading Post — list any unequipped relic for Copper and browse every other pathfinder’s stalls. Buy a relic and it lands straight in your Satchel, its provenance carrying every hand it passed through — with an Equip now right in the reveal.
• Every stall is signed — see who is selling, tap through to their profile, or visit their whole stall. Wares show when they were listed, and the market can be searched by rarity, gear slot, or set, sorted by price or freshness.
• The missing piece finds you — a listing that advances one of your gear sets says so: “Completes your Unbroken Vigil 3-piece.” Your duplicate boots are someone else’s bonus.
• The Order takes its due — a sale carries a 10% cut, sunk into the Order’s coffers, never another player’s purse. The listing dialog tells you honestly, before you commit, exactly what will reach you.
• News of your fortune — when your relic sells, a tiding awaits you with the buyer’s name and your take, your stall keeps its receipts, and notable (Epic and beyond) trades echo through the realm’s feed.
• The market on your dashboard — a glance at Home shows how many stalls stand open, the newest wares, and — glowing quietly — word that something of yours has sold.

Beneath the surface

The Ledger of Finds stays sacred: no trade ever moves a pathfinder’s standing — Copper buys gear, never rank. Prices stay within the Order’s bands so no relic can be dumped or gouged, blocked pathfinders can neither see nor trade with each other, and selling on the market always pays better than handing the same relic to Coram.

Walk well, pathfinder — and haggle kindly.