Remember the article we brought you about fixes to look for in the next  WoW patches to come? Well, here is Ommra's amendment to that list: a gem section to the Auction House's interface is being designed and is slated to come out in a future patch.

 

The Auction House is the trader's haven. Aside from the usual load dumping done at the local marketplaces, it is also the place to fetch a high price for your prized valuables. There are many helpful resources, including the Auction House database so you keep track of active auctions, and the TradeWarcraft off-game auction site. The addition of the Gem section to the interface will now allow you to formally put your precious sparklies out for sale, without having to yell it out to everyone.

Or do you love yelling out?

The eBay of WoW is now accepting new traders. Your auctions and trade posts can be transacted via Tradewarcraft.com. Well, all you really need to do is get the important bits when selling and bidding in the additional information section of the page. Like eBay, you'll find featured auctions, the most recent bids, when they started, when another bid would start and titles of these auctioned items.

World of Warcraft, like most other MMORPGs, won't be without trading. We guessed that was primarily the reason why Tradewarcraft is created - it's sort of a democratic place where everyone gets a chance to sell and bid using the warcraft coin as the exchange currency.

WoW players who haven't entered this online territory will find the additional info page helpful. For one, it'll teach you how to sell, bid, and what to do if you're offering and paying for trade items and services you have won. Once you become a member, you get to learn the rules for auction watch, item watching, Dutch auctions, and wanted ads, and even open a shop. It's a whole lot of trading in one place, so if you think you need to create an alert for everyone who wants to bid for a Hammer of Ji'zhi, have it on display at this "WoW-eBay" site.

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