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Doomhowl · Classic Era Hardcore · US
Items in the latest scan priced well under their usual level, and items you can buy on the auction house and sell straight to a vendor for profit.
vs 14-day median low
buy cheapest, sell to a vendor
How the latest scan compares with each item's average over the 7 days before it. Items with fewer than 3 listed are left out.
listings vs 7-day average
Classic farms that are known to pay, priced with today's Doomhowl auction house. The where-to-farm notes come from general game knowledge. Prices, trends and competition come from the guild's scans.
raw materials on the auction house that aren't in the list above
Who in the guild can craft what, what each recipe needs, and what the materials cost today. Recipes come from the Waffleitors Crafts addon. Click any recipe for what it does, what it needs and what it costs.
World of Warcraft\_classic_era_\Interface\AddOns.WTF\Account\<ACCOUNT>\SavedVariables\WaffleitorsCrafts.lua here. It's in the same folder as Auctionator.lua.Your own list of items to keep an eye on. Set a target price and the list flags items that are at or under it. Your watchlist is saved in this browser only.
Drop Auctionator.lua here. It's in World of Warcraft\_classic_era_\WTF\Account\<ACCOUNT>\SavedVariables. Uploading the same file twice never double-counts.
Names come from a built-in list of Classic items. To override one, paste a line as ID = Name.
The Waffleitors Exchange is the guild's price book for the Doomhowl auction house. It shows what items sell for today, what they usually sell for, and how prices have moved over time, so you know when to buy, when to sell, and when something is a steal.
Alliance and Horde have separate auction houses on Doomhowl, so their prices are kept apart. Use the switch in the top corner to change sides.
Blizzard doesn't publish auction house data for Classic Era or Hardcore realms. Every price here comes from scans that guild members make in game with the Auctionator addon and then upload.
Auctionator keeps a short daily record for every item: that day's cheapest buyout and how many were listed. Each upload brings in every day stored in your file, not just today, so one upload can add weeks of history.
The most useful habit is one full scan per day from anyone in the guild, on both factions if you have characters on each.
Every item seen on the auction house. Pick a category on the left, search by name or item ID, and narrow the list with filters for rarity, required level, price and when the item was last seen. Click a column header to sort, and click it again to reverse. Click any item to open its full history.
The RestedXP Hardcore section at the top of the categories lists only the items the RestedXP Hardcore (Survival) guides tell you to buy from the auction house: quest turn-ins like Discolored Worg Hearts or Westfall Stew ingredients, and a few early weapon and wand upgrades. Open it to pick a single guide by level. Items with the RXP tag are guide picks, and their item panel shows which guide wants them, for what, and how many.
Shows the price chart, the usual price, how many are listed, what a vendor pays, an average for each day of the week, and the full daily record. Random-enchant gear such as “of the Monkey” lists each variant with its own price.
Under usual price lists items in the latest scan that are cheaper than normal by the amount you choose. Vendor flips lists items for sale below what a vendor pays for them. Buy them and sell to any merchant for a sure profit.
The biggest price rises and drops since the previous week, the most listed items, and items whose supply is drying up. Items with fewer than 3 listed are left out so a single odd auction doesn't skew the lists.
A list of materials that are worth farming in Classic, with where to get them, the levels they suit, whether you need a gathering profession, and how risky the area is for a Hardcore character. Each is priced with today's scan: the price of one, the value of a full stack, the trend, and how many are listed (a low tag means fewer than usual are for sale, so yours will sell faster). Enter your level to hide farms you're too low for. Below it, “Other materials selling well” picks up valuable raw materials from the scans that aren't on the list.
Open an item and choose Watch. Add a target price, and the list marks the item at target when the cheapest listing is at or below it. It's saved in this browser only, so it won't follow you to another device.
Where you add your Auctionator file. It also shows recent uploads and lets you rename items if a name looks wrong.
Prices are shown in gold, silver and copper. 1g = 100s = 10,000c.
By default Browse only shows items in the latest scan. Set “Seen” to “Any time” to include everything ever recorded. Also check that you're on the right faction.
Make sure you uploaded the file from the account-level SavedVariables folder, not the one inside a realm or character folder, and that you typed /reload after scanning.
No. Scanning without someone at the keyboard needs a bot, which breaks Blizzard's rules and risks a ban, and a Hardcore character can't be restored. Scans are always done by hand.
So only Waffleitors can add scans and nobody can post fake prices. Ask a guild officer for the guild password. You only need to enter it once per browser.
No. Only the auction prices for Doomhowl are read from the file. Your settings, shopping lists and posting history stay on your computer.