Moonlighter 2 Price Guide — All Item Prices & Best Prices

02 · Set your selling price

Moonlighter 2 Perfect Prices

For a normal sale, aim for the Perfect price: the top of the happy customer-reaction band, associated with the Perfect Stamp in the Codex. It earns more than underpricing while supporting happy-sale perk progress. A completed sale alone does not prove you found it, because customers can also buy at other price levels.

• Cheap: below the ideal band; customers can buy and may tip.
• Perfect: a happy reaction at an appropriate price, with progress toward shop perks.
• Expensive: above the happy band; some customers still buy, but this reaction does not build the perk meter.
• Overpriced: beyond the normal purchase limit; lower the asking price if customers refuse it.

Use the recorded Expensive limit as the formula’s input, rather than any asking price within that band or a boosted sale total. The guide documents these ratios for the Blob-Life Balance update. If the result is fractional, use the table’s recorded whole-gold value or test the neighboring integers in your shop.

For example, Alabaster Egg’s listed Expensive value is 720 gold: 720 × 7/8 gives a Perfect price of 630, and 720 × 17/24 gives a Cheap price of 510. The table lists 721 as its Overpriced threshold.

03 · Compare item grades

Moonlighter 2 Price Quality

The price list uses five rarity grades: Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic, and Legendary. These are separate from a relic's numeric Quality value. Quality can increase the final sale proceeds; use the base asking price to judge the customer's reaction, rather than copying the boosted payout into the price field.

The comparison below includes all 154 priced relics in this list. The 5 unpriced Aetherium entries are excluded, so an unknown price is never counted as zero. Each range shows the lowest and highest Perfect values for that group; the median is its middle value, not a price to apply to every relic.

On smaller screens, scroll the comparison table sideways to see every region.

• Common: 15 priced relics, spanning 21–94 gold across all three regions.
• Uncommon: 45 priced relics, spanning 115–472 gold across all three regions.
• Rare: 47 priced relics, spanning 525–997 gold across all three regions.
• Epic: 31 priced relics, spanning 1,050–2,005 gold across all three regions.
• Legendary: 16 priced relics, spanning 2,205–2,971 gold across all three regions.

Across this list, every higher rarity band starts above the previous band's maximum. Rarity is therefore useful for estimating a broad base-price range, but there is no single Perfect price shared by a whole grade. This comparison covers different relics; it is not a formula for upgrading one relic's rarity.

The same grade can have different prices within a region and across regions. For example, Kalina's Uncommon Chosen's Necklace is 457 gold, while Aeolia's Uncommon Rattle Stick is 126 gold. Their regions and rarity labels alone cannot tell you the correct asking price. Look up the exact relic, then use the rarity filter to compare alternatives.

Treat these figures as base-price comparisons, not expected earnings per dungeon run. Drop frequency, the relics you actually bring back, and their Quality bonuses are not measured by this table.