Technomancer's Service Sandals — Auction House Prices

Name: Technomancer's Service Sandals
Brand: World of Warcraft

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Cheapest 7,000g · Grim Batol Median 31.1k g Region EU | US

Last update 26 min ago· Sep 27, 2026, 10:02 UTC

Cheapest Realms (EU)

Realm	Cheapest Buyout	Available
Grim Batol	7,000g	2
Marécage de Zangar	15.0k g	4
Die Aldor	15.0k g	3
Antonidas	20.0k g	11
Azuregos	21.1k g	1
Draenor	21.2k g	11
Hyjal	23.8k g	12
Dun Modr	24.9k g	1
Silvermoon	25.0k g	14
Blackmoore	25.0k g	11
Un'Goro	25.4k g	3
Arthas	25.4k g	4
Thrall	25.4k g	2
Uldaman	25.4k g	2
Rexxar	25.5k g	2

Cheapest Realms (US)

Realm	Cheapest Buyout	Available
Hyjal	2,222g	1
Emerald Dream	5,000g	2
Frostmourne	12.5k g	2
Bloodhoof	12.5k g	1
Caelestrasz	12.5k g	3

Top 5 of the US region. Show all US realms →

30-Day Median

low 26.9k ghigh 32.0k g

By Item Level

Item Level	Cheapest Buyout
ilvl 115	15.0k g
ilvl 128	23.8k g
ilvl 141	7,000g
ilvl 154	10.0k g

How to Get It

Drops from Netherfang Soulbarker (elite mob) in Manaforge Omega; also a chance from other Manaforge Omega mobs

📍 Manaforge Omega

Cloth feet (Mage/Priest/Warlock) from the War Within Manaforge Omega raid, added in Patch 11.2. The named source is the elite Netherfang Soulbarker, but the appearance can also fall from general trash in the raid, so any farm clear is a chance at it; it often shows up BoE on the auction house.

Market Summary

As of Sep 27, 2026, 10:02 UTC, the cheapest Technomancer's Service Sandals costs 7,000g on Grim Batol (EU); on US it starts at 2,222g on Hyjal. The median across 80 EU realms is 31.1k g.

[Technomancer's Service Sandals] can be picked up for 7,000g on Grim Batol — the lowest going rate. The market has firmed up — up roughly 18.3% in the last seven days. This one barely trades — under a sale a day, with a sale rate of about 0.2%. Well below the regional median (31.1k g) — a strong price. Currently 349 listed across 80 realms. Across 4 item levels it runs 7,000g to 23.8k g. From 7,000g to 211.1k g, the realm you pick matters. US is the better buy today (2,222g vs 7,000g in EU).