How to Use AlbionTR Tools: Market, Crafting, Meta and Killboard Guide • AlbionTR

AlbionTR tools bring market, production, meta, killboard and Avalon data into one comparison hub. This guide explains which tool to use and how to avoid misreading its results.

1. Market Prices

On Market Prices, select Europe, Americas or Asia, search for an item and choose the real item from the result list. Then filter quality from Normal through Masterpiece.

Compare the lowest Sell Order and highest Buy Order across cities.
Check data age; an old price is not a guaranteed sale.
Verify large trades in the in-game market.
Missing data is never treated as zero silver.

2. Opportunity Scanner

Opportunity Scanner filters by category, Tier, enchantment, quality, source city and destination. Scan cities plus Black Market, city-only routes or Black Market-only routes.

Minimum ROI: Required return relative to invested capital.
Maximum data age: Removes prices that are too old.
Market deduction: Used for normal-city instant sales; automatically 0% for Black Market Buy Order targets.
Transport/item: Deducts logistics cost per unit.
Minimum total profit: Filters out opportunities too small for your goal.

3. Crafting & Refining

Crafting & Refining combines material quantities, city bonus, Resource Return Rate, Focus, station cost, tax and sale value. Quick Craft, Advanced Craft, Refining and Craft Radar share the same verified recipe and RRR core.

“I own it / produce it myself” mode: Changes upfront cash and inventory-adjusted net profit, but does not erase opportunity cost. A gathered resource still has value because you could sell it.

Safety rule: If a recipe, material quantity or trusted price cannot be verified, the system does not invent a profit result. Stale, low-volume or extreme prices may be excluded.

4. Meta Center

Meta Center reads public GameInfo battle events to summarize weapon usage, kill/death samples and matchups. Filter by server, 24 hours or 7 days, fight size and weapon.

“Observed success %” is kill / (kill + death) in the observed sample; it is not a matchmaking win rate. Seven-day views may be partial until enough history exists.

5. Meta Builds

Meta Builds discovers observed loadouts from real killer equipment and keeps verified content-specific builds separate. Combine weapon search, activity, server, period, weapon tree and sorting.

Do not mix Mists, Corrupted, Gank, Hellgate, Fame Farm and group content.
Activity filters show only builds whose activity was reliably identified.
A low sample does not prove a build is meta.
Skills and passives not verified by GameInfo remain unknown instead of being invented.
Use the star for favorites and Open Build for details and alternatives.

6. Killboard

On Killboard, select Europe, Americas or Asia first. Review kills and deaths with equipment, inventory, estimated set value and battle context. If some items lack prices, treat the total as incomplete.

7. Avalon Maps

Avalon Maps is a static catalog searchable by map name, Tier, resources and chest properties. It does not show live portal connections, current chains or player locations. Confirm active connections in game.

A reliable workflow

Select your activity and server.
Check weapon sample and fight size in Meta Center.
Compare observed sets for the same activity in Meta Builds.
Check real city prices in Market Prices.
For production, validate Crafting & Refining profit against liquidity.
For transport, add cost and full-loot risk to Opportunity Scanner results.

Final rule: AlbionTR supports decisions. Because prices age, liquidity changes and lethal transport carries risk, verify the final move in the in-game market and map.