WOG IDLE LOOT MARKET & LOOT TOOLS

Market Board

Every tradable item on the Steam Community Market · seed data

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The War of Genesis: Idle Loot market, live

This is the live price board for the War of Genesis: Idle Loot (WOG) Steam Community Market. Every tradable drop your hero farms — weapons, armor, jewels and currency like the Gold Bar and Diamond Pouch — floats here with its cheapest open sell order, last completed sale, spread, and the number of people currently listing. Prices refresh automatically about every five minutes, so the numbers below are a current snapshot rather than a stored quote.

Data Coverage & Market Breadth: This board tracks 803 actively traded items from the Steam Community Market. While the raw Steam item schema lists ~997 definitions, the difference (~194 items) represents soulbound quest items, untradeable event rewards, and developer test equipment that have zero market listings. Every item on this board has real, verifiable market volume.

How to read it: use the search box to look up a drop by name, filter by tier (only Tier 3 and up is tradeable), category or equipment slot, then sort. A high price with many open listings is a deep, liquid market; a high price with one or two listings is a thin book where a patient seller sets the tone. Each row opens a dedicated item page with that item's full history of numbers.

New here? Start with the getting-started guide, learn to price drops with Market Pricing Basics, or decide what to sell first. Shopping by stat instead? Use the Affix Finder.

MARKET.EXE — SEARCH & FILTER 803 rows
PRICE-BOARD — ALL TRADABLE ITEMS
ITEM TIER FROM PRICE LISTED
Rune Spellbook (Tier 6) T6 $1663 1
룬 마법서 — $119 1
Eternal Hero's Brooch (Tier 6) T6 $53.14 1
Eternal Blessing Necklace (Tier 6) T6 $51.69 1
Handgun — $29.73 1
Meteor Shooter (Tier 6) T6 $23.70 2
Eternal Gale Ring (Tier 6) T6 $22.65 1
Royal Mage's Gloves (Tier 6) T6 $19.05 1
Eternal Wisdom Bracelet (Tier 6) T6 $18.97 1
Starlight Egg — $16.52 35
Worn Guardian Earrings — $14.08 1
Superior Jewel of Strife — $13.30 4
Jeweled Egg — $13.27 17
Primordial Hero's Brooch (Tier 6) T6 $12.65 2
Sylphid — $11.81 1
Dazzling Wing Crystal — $11.50 7
Chromatic Staff (Tier 5) T5 $11.46 2
Superior Jewel of Luck — $11.24 2
Hellfire Bow — $10.95 2
Spellbook of Frost (Tier 5) T5 $9.86 1
Worn Cloak (Tier 6) T6 $9.75 1
Apprentice Mage's Headband (Tier 6) T6 $9.74 2
Eternal Guardian Earrings (Tier 6) T6 $9.49 1
Advanced Quiver — $9.48 1
Spellbook of Enlightenment (Tier 6) T6 $9.40 2

"From price" is the cheapest current sell order on the Steam Community Market, in USD. Quantities are live sell-order counts. Last sale / spread are the 24h-rolling Steam counters. Data via the public Steam market — not affiliated with Valve.

How to use this market board

A quick read on the fields, the tier ladder, and where the actual selling happens. For the deeper pricing framework, open Market Pricing Basics.

What does "From price" mean on the board? +

It is the cheapest sell order currently open for that item on the Steam Community Market, in USD. It is not a fixed price — the number moves every time someone lists or cancels a listing, so treat it as a floor, not a quote.

Where do I actually sell my War of Genesis: Idle Loot items? +

You sell on the Steam Community Market (each item page here has a direct "View on Steam Market" link). This site is the price board, not the marketplace — use it to check what a drop is worth before you set your listing.

How do I read listing depth and the spread? +

"Listed" is the count of open sell orders. A high price with tiny depth means sellers control the tone; a high price with a deep book means buyers can undercut. "Spread" is how far the current from-price sits from the last completed sale — a wide spread is often where the deal is. Open the Market Pricing Basics guide for the full framework.

Why is the same sword sometimes $0.14 and sometimes $13? +

Tier. A (Tier N) suffix sits on a steep value ladder — each tier jump multiplies both stats and market price. Find your drop’s tier siblings on the board first; two "identical" gear pieces in different tiers are not the same animal.