Selling on the Market
Most of what you own — ingredients, materials, equipment, producers, snacks, Notes, Ascension consumables, and Avatars — can be listed for other players to buy, all from the Bazaar tab at play.rsnc.network. The decision this page helps you make: how to price — sit on the floor for a fast sale, or price up to demand and wait.
Glyph currency is a per-account balance, not an item — you can't buy or sell it on the Bazaar. You earn it by cooking Glyph Transmute and spend it on Avatar specializations. See Glyphs.
Own a pet egg you don't need? List it on the Bazaar's Eggs tab — both World eggs and bred / stall eggs can be sold player-to-player there, stamped with a World / Bred badge, element, and tier. It's the only market for eggs; the Shop doesn't sell them.
The Sell flow
- Open My Listings and start a new Sell, or list an item straight from your inventory.
- Pick the item and, for a stack, the quantity.
- Set your per-unit price in whole RSNC.
- Confirm. The item is held for sale and appears on the Listings board for buyers.
Pricing rules
Prices are whole RSNC only (integers — no fractions), with a hard floor:
The minimum is 10 RSNC per unit. For a stack, the minimum total is 10 RSNC × quantity — a lot of 8 can't be listed below 80 RSNC total.
Remember the buyer pays your listed price plus the 10% house fee, and you're credited your listed price. Price against the number you want to receive.
How to price: floor vs. demand
| Price at the floor (10/unit) | Price to demand |
|---|---|
| Sells fastest — cheapest on the board | Sells slower — you wait for the right buyer |
| Good for clearing surplus ingredients | Good for scarce items (specific Avatars, high-tier gear) |
| Little upside per unit | Captures what the item is actually worth |
Check the Listings board for what comparable items are going for before you set a number.
Fungible stacks vs. per-item pieces
- Fungible items (ingredients, materials, Notes, snacks) list as a stack — one lot, one per-unit price, a quantity a buyer can purchase from.
- Per-token pieces (equipment, producers, Avatars) list one at a time — each is its own individual listing with its own price.
Avatars are escrowed one at a time
Avatars sell individually, and each Avatar is held in escrow while listed. The first time you list an Avatar you'll approve a one-time approval; after that, listing Avatars is a single confirm each time. Only one Avatar goes into escrow per listing.
Managing listings
Everything you've listed lives in My Listings, where each has a lifecycle:
| Action | What it does |
|---|---|
| Edit price | Change the per-unit price on a live listing without relisting |
| Cancel | Pull the listing; a held item (or escrowed Avatar) returns to you |
| History | See your completed sales |
You never "finalize" a sale — settlement is automatic and buyer-driven. When someone buys, you're credited immediately with no action on your side.
My Listings also keeps your trade history — what sold, when, and for how much — so you can tune your pricing over time.
If an item isn't moving, edit the price down toward the floor rather than cancelling and starting over — the edit keeps the listing live and its place on the board.
See also
- Buying on the Market — the buyer's side of the same market
- Wants (Buy Orders) — fulfill open buy orders to get credited instantly
- The Kitchen — where most sellable items come from