AH & Black AH: Difference between revisions

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Aution House, more commonly known as (/ah), is acts as a marketplace where players can buy and sell items without the need for direct trading. It serves as a central hub for general item aquisition, allowing players to list items for sale, browse available listings, and purchase items from other players.

Listing Items

Executing /ah will open a GUI with all items available for purcahse on the auction house. Each item listed on /ah is subject to a sales fee, depending on rank. Controlling Infernal Stronghold waives this fee.

/ah sell <value> is used to list an item on the Auction House. Players can append “k”, “m”, or “b” to the <value> to automatically multiply the amount by 1,000, 1,000,000, or 1,000,000,000, respectively, representing thousand, million, and billion.

Each item listed on /ah expires after 24 hours. If a sale has not been made, the item will move to the player's collection bin, which is accessed at the bottom of the /ah GUI.

Buying Items

The /ah interface displays all available listings, including item details and seller names. /ah can be filtered by item type using the controls at the bottom of the UI. Items can be purchased by simply clicking on an item.

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-Executing <code>/ah</code> will open a GUI with all items available for purcahse on the auction house. Each item listed on <code>/ah</code> is subject to a 0.5% sales fee, however, controlling [[Stronghold#Map_Configurations|Infernal Stronghold]] waives this fee.
+Executing <code>/ah</code> will open a GUI with all items available for purcahse on the auction house. Each item listed on <code>/ah</code> is subject to a sales fee, depending on [[Player_Ranks|rank]]. Controlling [[Stronghold#Map_Configurations|Infernal Stronghold]] waives this fee.
 <code>/ah sell <value></code> is used to list an item on the Auction House. Players can append “k”, “m”, or “b” to the <code><value></code> to automatically multiply the amount by 1,000, 1,000,000, or 1,000,000,000, respectively, representing thousand, million, and billion.