Prices from one server do not transfer to another
Each server is its own economy. The same item can be worth many times more on one, and some names are sold on only one of them.
Updated 22 September 2026 · servers · reading prices
Different worlds, different prices
Every server has its own population, its own accumulated drops, and its own set of buyers and sellers. There is no reason for the same item to cost the same on both.
A name that floods one market may have nobody selling it on the other. When that happens, the price from across the divide tells you nothing except that one person once asked for it.
So they are never pooled
This site keeps each server's data completely separate. No page averages prices from two servers together, because a median drawn from two different worlds describes neither.
The server is in the URL too, so any link you share states which market the price belongs to. There is no way to misread it.
Can you still compare?
Yes. Each item page carries a strip showing what the other server is asking and how many stalls carry it — shown as its own figure, clearly kept apart, never merged.
Use it for context: whether your server is asking unusually much for something. But do not carry the other server's price into a negotiation, because the item cannot cross either.