This makes it so that you don’t post an item for auction if the current price is 85%dbmarket or below. If you’re putting an item up for bid, I’d recommend switching to Blizzard’s auction house UI temporarily and post that way. I don’t care too much about bids, I only post for buyouts. If you don’t monitor your items that closely, you might want to set this to 20. I previously had this at 20, but it annoying if you’re posting a rare item with a low sale rate because you’ll start getting a pop-up from TSM after 20 fails. Up to you, I like to monitor my auctions and this is the smallest timeframe to postĪgain, up to you… if you’re posting a low-cost item with a ton of stacks on the regular, you can bump this up. I adjust the #Default values to the values below: If I don’t list something below, that means I am keeping the default setting that TSM uses. Open up your TSM interface by typing /tsm or clicking the little gear icon on your minimap. Once you have it installed, we are ready for the simple setup. To get setup, first download their desktop app here and proceed with getting the addon installed. It allows you to scan for specific groups of items, calculates crafting costs based on current market conditions, and keeps an up to date ledger of server market values and region market values for you to reference at any time in-game or through their website. TradeskillMaster is hands down the best Auction House and economy addon in the game.

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