NIX items
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| Listed | Clears | Elsewhere | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
- Listed
- Every listing in that region, not only the ones at the floor price. Taking the cheapest one lifts the floor about 17.5% on the median item, so clearing forty costs more than forty times the price shown. The bar is a scale; the number is the count.
- Clears
- How long the cheapest listing usually lasts before it goes — a sale, a cancelled listing and an expired one look the same at this resolution. marks an item that has not actually cleared in over three days.
Cheapest new-from-NIX gear
The cheapest Epic-or-better listing per slot and region, from listings seen in the last 15 minutes. A dash means nothing of that slot is up in that region right now — for NIX gear that happens daily, not rarely.
| Slot | EU | AS | US |
|---|---|---|---|
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| Armor | |||
| Accessory |
What NIX means
NIX marks items added after the NIX patch. TL Tracker compares current item keys with a frozen pre-patch snapshot. An item absent from that snapshot gets the NIX tag. The tag identifies a new catalogue entry; it does not prove that a listing sold or that the item is currently available. Right now … catalogue entries carry the tag.
Only NIX items carry Potentials. The enchant lines you see on the Potentials board exist on items the patch introduced; a pre-NIX item has none to roll. That is why the tracker scopes its Potential scanning to this set, and why NIX is worth naming rather than leaving as an invisible flag on a filter.
These are the youngest prices in the database. A NIX item has, by definition, less recorded history than anything that shipped before it, so a floor here rests on thinner evidence than a floor on a two-year-old material. Treat a single cheap listing as a listing, not as a market — and read the Listed column before you plan on clearing one out.