| Edition | Seen 7d | This week | Tracked | Last scan | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WoW: Forever | 2,903,756 new | 3,600,676 | Nov 14 | ||
| Retail | 25,181 ▼ 36% | 137,570 | Nov 14 | ||
| Classic Era | 11,114 ▼ 37% | 103,323 | Nov 15 | ||
| TBC Anniversary | 7,346 ▼ 78% | 132,287 | Nov 15 | ||
| MoP Classic | 5,153 ▼ 27% | 58,718 | Nov 15 | ||
| Hardcore | 2,395 ▼ 84% | 35,424 | Nov 13 | ||
| Season of Discovery | 255 ▼ 89% | 12,009 | Nov 15 | ||
An early Auction House market analysis reveals mountains of cheap materials, unprofitable crafted goods, and surprising processing opportunities. We sampled 27 items across all 12 professions, comparing asking prices, available quantities, and theoretical crafting margins.
That is the question after Forever's first weekend. Our scans saw a steep drop in characters online across Classic Era and TBC Anniversary compared with scans before Forever launched on Wednesday, November 4. On Classic Era, our scans saw about 80% fewer characters on Westfall, averaging observations from its connected realms, and 89% fewer on Nethergarde Keep. Westfall's…
WoW: Forever went live at 23:00 UTC on November 4, and the WoW Census addon was scanning from the first minute. By the same time the next day, it had recorded 153,980 unique characters across 11 realms in the US and EU, along with 7,343 guilds that already had at least one member. Most players were still in the starting zones: about 71% of the characters we saw were level 1–9…