Spire of Scarlet Pain — Auction House Prices

Name: Spire of Scarlet Pain
Brand: World of Warcraft

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Cheapest 150g · Quel'Thalas Median 8,929g Region EU | US

Last update 11 min ago· Sep 26, 2026, 12:36 UTC

Cheapest Realms (US)

Realm	Cheapest Buyout	Available
Quel'Thalas	150g	4
Frostmourne	223g	3
Thrall	250g	4
Area 52	400g	6
Maelstrom	500g	3
Moon Guard	526g	7
Wyrmrest Accord	650g	7
Dalaran	701g	3
Azjol-Nerub	800g	2
Aerie Peak	900g	3
Sargeras	999g	6
Chromaggus	1,001g	6
Mal'Ganis	1,501g	8
Ragnaros	1,501g	7
Zul'jin	2,000g	4

Cheapest Realms (EU)

Realm	Cheapest Buyout	Available
Blackscar	250g	7
Echsenkessel	443g	10
Ragnaros	445g	7
Dun Modr	450g	6
Scarshield Legion	456g	4

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

30-Day Median

low 2,176ghigh 4,989g

By Item Level

Item Level	Cheapest Buyout
ilvl 45	223g

How to Get It

Random trash drop in the Firelands raid (Mount Hyjal, Cataclysm); the Heroic version is exchanged at vendor Lurah Wrathvine for Crystallized Firestone

📍 Firelands

This Cataclysm staff is a random drop off trash throughout Firelands rather than a guaranteed boss reward, so farming it means clearing trash packs on weekly resets. A separate Heroic-quality version of the same look is bought from Lurah Wrathvine (Crystallized Firestone Collector) in exchange for Crystallized Firestone plus the normal staff. For transmog hunters, soloing legacy Firelands is straightforward at modern levels.

Market Summary

As of Sep 26, 2026, 12:36 UTC, the cheapest Spire of Scarlet Pain costs 150g on Quel'Thalas (US); on EU it starts at 250g on Blackscar. The median across 82 US realms is 8,929g.

At the moment [Spire of Scarlet Pain] is listed cheapest on Quel'Thalas for 150g. Demand is very thin; it moves less than once a day (sale rate 4.4%). Well below the regional median (8,929g) — a strong price. The gap between realms is notable — 150g versus 50.0k g. A 19.4% rise this week means it's costlier than it was. Stock is spread across 82 realms (285 listings). Right now it's cheaper in US (150g) than in EU (250g).