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AZEROTH SURVIVORS · COMPANION

Azeroth Survivors marks

Check one star price before budgeting your Marks.

Azeroth Survivors marks planning starts with one equipment item and a target star from 1 to 5. Enter how many other classes meet the complete-set condition for that star to obtain a single-step quote. Keep your manually entered game price and budget separate; a quote does not prove that upgrading is unlocked.

Calculate one target-star purchase

Select an item and target star from 1 to 5. Enter how many other classes have all eight armor slots of the same source quality owned at or above that target star. The current class is excluded. Unknown stays unknown; the count can differ for each target star. Changing the selected item or target star resets this count to not checked; confirm the matching set condition again.

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How the discount and rounding work

The checked formula reduces the base cost by 5% per qualifying other class, capped at 40%. The client uses float32 arithmetic and rounds upward to a tenth with its recorded tolerance. The panel quotes that single target-star step; it does not add earlier steps.

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Examples for Common quality

Single-step quote examples for Common quality

These are v0.131.0 static-formula examples in Marks, not observed payments or a cumulative price from zero stars.

TargetQualifying other classesSingle-step Marks quote
Common ★1Not checked—
Common ★101
Common ★111
Common ★120.9
Common ★5030
Common ★5818
  • Count another class only when all eight armor slots of the same source quality are owned at or above this target star. Exclude the current class.
  • One qualifying class gives a 5% reduction before rounding: 0.95 rounds upward to 1. Two give 0.9. The checked maximum discount is 40%.
  • Recheck the count for every target star. Changing item or star resets it; unknown does not mean zero.
  • The quote does not verify ownership, Heroic unlocks or affordability, and does not write a price into your separate manual budget.
One-step upgrade examples: 0.95 rounds to 1 Mark; quality 0 to star 5 costs 30 without discounts
Two single-step quotes, not a cumulative budget. Ownership and Heroic eligibility need separate checks. · 0.131.0
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Companion quote: Recruit’s Helm, target1, two qualifying classes,0.9 Marks
Actual English interface example: a single-step price, not purchase approval. Check your current class’s Heroic eligibility separately.

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Keep the manual budget separate

The quote panel does not write prices into your budget. Enter a current price and currency beside a target when you choose. The budget adds only your recorded quotes, separates currencies and counts missing prices visibly. Its gap is for known quotes, not every unknown upgrade.

Do not turn a price into a farming promise

Before comparing difficulties, record your actual completion, time and rewards with the class, equipment and route. A multiplier or quoted cost does not establish Marks per minute or expected attempts.

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Azeroth Survivors marks · questions

What does a one-step Marks quote calculate?

Select an item and target star from 1 to 5. Enter how many other classes have all eight armor slots of the same source quality owned at or above that target star.

How are set discounts and rounding applied?

The checked formula reduces the base cost by 5% per qualifying other class, capped at 40%. The client uses float32 arithmetic and rounds upward to a tenth with its recorded tolerance.

What are checked Common-quality price examples?

For Common ★1, no qualifying other class gives 1 Mark; two qualifying classes give 0.9 Marks. Common ★5 with no qualifying class gives 30 Marks.

Can a calculated quote overwrite my manual budget?

The quote panel does not write prices into your budget. Enter a current price and currency beside a target when you choose.

Can a price predict farming time?

Before comparing difficulties, record your actual completion, time and rewards with the class, equipment and route. A multiplier or quoted cost does not establish Marks per minute or expected attempts.

Why can Common one star remain one Mark after a discount?

With one qualifying other class, the raw price is 0.95. The current client rounds upward to a tenth with its recorded tolerance, so the quote remains 1 Mark; two classes give 0.9.

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