Player reference
Perfect price adjustment tool
Select a priced relic and model a percentage adjustment to its listed Perfect value.
Select a relic and enter a percentage adjustment. The result starts from the listed Perfect price and rounds to whole in-game gold.
01 · Guide
Calculate an Adjusted Perfect Price
Select a relic from the tool, confirm the Perfect value shown beside its name, and enter the percentage you want to test. Use a positive number for an increase or a negative number for a reduction. The result updates immediately and is shown as whole in-game gold, while the underlying price record stays unchanged.
02 · Guide
How the Price Calculator Works
The calculation is Perfect price × (1 + adjustment ÷ 100), rounded to the nearest whole number. For example, a 10% adjustment on a Perfect price of 630 produces 693 gold. This percentage tool does not recalculate Cheap, Expensive, or Overpriced tiers and does not overwrite the value supplied by the relic price dataset.
03 · Guide
Positive and Negative Price Adjustments
Enter a positive percentage to model an increase and a negative percentage to model a reduction. The accepted range is -100% to 1,000%, including decimal values. A -100% adjustment returns zero. Inputs outside the supported range display a validation message instead of a misleading result.
04 · Guide
When the Calculator Result May Differ
The output models only the percentage you enter. It cannot detect whether a shop perk, event, customer type, game update, or another effect is active. Confirm the effect wording in your current build and test one relic first. A different customer reaction is evidence to recheck the modifier or source value, not a reason to silently change the base table.
05 · Guide
Find the Base Relic Price
Use the complete relic price list linked above when you need to search all entries, filter by biome or rarity, or compare Cheap, Perfect, Expensive, and Overpriced values. The calculator deliberately uses only the selected Perfect value, keeping the interactive adjustment task separate from full four-tier price lookup.
Questions, answered
Frequently asked questions
How does the Moonlighter 2 price calculator work?
Select a relic and enter an adjustment percentage. The calculator multiplies the listed Perfect price by one plus the percentage divided by 100, then rounds the result to the nearest whole gold. A 10% adjustment on 100 gold returns 110.
Does the calculator change the relic price list?
No. It uses the selected relic's listed Perfect price as a read-only starting value. The result appears only for the current what-if adjustment and does not overwrite the source price or claim that the game has applied that modifier.
Which price tier does the calculator use?
It starts from the Perfect tier because that is the target value used by this tool. Cheap, Expensive, and Overpriced amounts remain available in the full relic price list for players who need all four customer-reaction tiers.
Can I use a negative percentage?
Yes. Enter a negative percentage to model a reduction and a positive percentage to model an increase. The supported range is -100% to 1,000%, and decimal percentages are accepted. Values outside that range are rejected instead of producing a result.
Does the calculator confirm an active perk or event?
No. The calculator models the percentage you enter, but it cannot verify that a perk, event, customer type, or game version uses that modifier. Compare the first customer reaction before selling a full stack and treat the output as a planning estimate.
Where can I find every relic's four price tiers?
Open the Moonlighter 2 relic price list to search all 159 relic-and-rarity entries and compare Cheap, Perfect, Expensive, and Overpriced values. The price list also provides biome and rarity filters, data-source notes, and checked dates.
References
Sources and further reading
Official pages support dated release, platform, edition, and feature information. Third-party guides are identified clearly, with checked dates and version limits shown where available.
Official description of relic selling and customer-price reactions
Community-maintained Cheap, Perfect, Expensive, and Overpriced relic values; the sheet does not state a game version
Editorial comparison source; values are used only when supported by another traceable price source
Three-tier values and the fixed price-ratio formula; identified by the author as the Blob-Life Balance Update
Historical Perfect Stamp coverage including Alabaster Egg; newer sources take priority where values conflict
September 3, 2026 Perfect-price cross-check; isolated conflicts were not copied