The integrated marketplace for Arthdal Chronicles is currently buzzing, and the absolute epicentre of the action is New World. It is the destination of choice for a fresh wave of new and returning players, which has naturally sent trade volumes through the roof. The developer has ditched the usual predatory monetization in favour of generous growth rewards, and frankly, it is paying off.

Players chasing a faster power spike are pouring resources into summoning tickets to flesh out their collections. Unlike the legacy servers, these tickets are not locked behind rigid packages; they are traded freely, forming the very backbone of the New World economy. But what else is moving in the market? KookminTree has crunched the numbers from the integrated exchange to find the best field items for padding your Diamond stash.

Q. What are the recommended hunting grounds and items for the level 70-80 bracket?
A. I suggest hunting the 'Iaruk Scout' armour pieces in the 'Rocky Zone'.

The 70-level threshold is where gear value starts to climb in the New World exchange. The area between the 'Sulfur Zone' and 'Sulfur Hot Springs' in 'East Sea of Tears' is the prime spot for levels 70-78. You are looking for gear like the 'Iaruk Scout Cloth Gloves'. These are common-grade items, so forget about wearing them—they are strictly for filling out your collection logs.

The 'Scout's Insight' collection is the big one. You need to push these items to +8 or +9, which is a tall order, but the payoff is substantial: +2 Attack and +1% XP gain. It is highly sought after by players who have hit a quest wall and need that extra XP boost while grinding their way to the next level.

As of August 6, the most expensive item in this set is the '+9 Iaruk Scout Cloth Gloves', peaking at 890 Diamonds with an average of 755. Supply exists, but sellers are currently holding out for more than the average. If you are specifically farming these gloves, stick to the level 76 'Rocky Zone'. While there, keep an eye out for the 'Dissent Bow', which fetches around 669 Diamonds at +9.

Q. What about the 80-90 level range? Any tips on hunting grounds and profitable items?
A. Try your luck upgrading the 'Shaded Cloth Helm' from the 'Cyan Plateau'.

Moving past level 80, the path into the 'Land of Glory' is where the masses are currently congregating. Just keep in mind that since everyone is farming here, the supply is higher, which naturally keeps market prices a bit more modest than the lower tiers.

Still, there is money to be made. The level 83 'Cyan Plateau' is where you can hunt the common-grade 'Shaded Cloth Helm'. A successful +9 upgrade nets you at least 600 Diamonds. It is essential for the 'Order of Shade' and 'Dominion of Shade and Nature' collections, which provide +2 Attack and +2 Accuracy, respectively. The average market price is 816 Diamonds, though as of August 6, supply is thin, pushing the floor price to 1,200 Diamonds.

Q. Any popular, easy-to-obtain loot for a quick buck?
A. Check out the drops from the level 89+ fields.

Beyond the gear, there is a constant demand for collection items. However, since you are chasing +7 upgrades, you will burn through enhancement stones faster than you can find them. While Arthdal Chronicles is generous with events, even the best stores run dry eventually. When that happens, head to the level 89+ fields, specifically the 'Great Tree Forest'.

Unlike the drops in the Sea of Tears or Land of Glory, items here maintain their value remarkably well. We are talking about 'High-grade Loot' like Beast Fur, Beast Meat, and Hunter's Packs. As of August 6, these are trading consistently at 2 Diamonds each.

For those who have pushed past level 100, head straight for the 'Binari Basin'. The high-grade loot there trades for nearly double that of the Great Tree Forest, sitting comfortably at 4-5 Diamonds apiece. These collection items require massive quantities, so while the market is saturated with listings, prices are likely to stay stable for the foreseeable future.