Price tracker · beta market
WoW Forever Gold Price Tracker
Every few hours the tracker records the cheapest beta listing for each launch ruleset across all sellers. This is the line it draws.
| Ruleset | First reading Sep 18, 5 AM PT | Latest reading Sep 29, 11 AM PT | Lowest seen |
|---|---|---|---|
| PvE | $2.17 | $0.40 | $0.22 |
| PvP | $2.29 | $0.32 | $0.21 |
| RP | $3.03 | $0.51 | $0.34 |
How to read it
What the line means
What is measured
At each reading the tracker takes every beta listing it can see for Normal, PvP and Roleplay on the Americas mega-server and keeps the cheapest one per ruleset, in US dollars per single gold coin.
What it is not
It is not an average and not our price. A single cheap listing sets the line until it sells out. For the price you would actually pay, open an offer on the beta board.
What moves it next
Our read, not a promise: prices jump when the live game opens on November 4, because every character starts with nothing. They ease as farmers build stock, and consumable demand returns when the 3 raids open on December 9.
Questions
Why does the tracker only show the beta?
Because the beta is the only place Forever gold changes hands before November 4. The line switches to the live game once it opens and sellers list launch gold.
Is this the price I will pay?
No. The line is the cheapest listing across all beta sellers at each reading. The price of a specific offer is on its card, straight from the seller.
Why is there no Hardcore line?
The tracker follows the three launch rulesets. Hardcore gets a line of its own once the mode is live and enough sellers list it to make a lowest price meaningful.