Trade value check please

catsy01 • 25 May 2017 at 2:24 AM

I have this trade up Trade #858009 and it turns out that i have been offered 1 obarn egg and 300 ec just looking to see who can tell me if this is a fair deal or not?

dappne6 • 25 May 2017 at 2:28 AM

@catsy01 Well I wouldn't say so, I would think 300ec each would be fair butlook here and I could sell them for you 😊 - https://eggcave.com/forums/topic/65388

raccoon • 25 May 2017 at 2:33 AM

@catsy01

Probably the obarn for one or two of your commons, depending on whether or not you like obarns. All the eggs in your lot are cave commons, aka the lowest trading 'value'. (Excluding the Tokaroz, which is a monthly and retires at the end of the month. That one is more valuable. (Maybe 5k-10k ec right now? Prices for monthlies go up after they retire, though how high depends on popularity.)

catsy01 • 25 May 2017 at 2:37 AM

@raccoon

Ok thank you .... I will keep that in mind.... Now how do i find out what is common and what is not?

raccoon • 25 May 2017 at 2:52 AM

@catsy01

After a while you memorize them all, but heres a list:
Alkub
Caiman
Canosh
Cayni
Coona
Cosmomon
Crabbert
Cyprinus
Dinno
Dorrup
Farlot
Floicol
Flor
Frice
Gode
Honk
Icenyro
Ikamifoo
Kangchroma
Kesko
Listrick
Mackatron
Magmish
Marlay
Maser
Mekii
Mo (More rare than the other commons, worth at least 50k ec)
Muska
Nipha
Nomtuk
Obarn
Pangolin
Pinkunk
Pthali
Puffup
Pyraguin
Ringtail
Rosse
Salaslyke
Savarab
Shrew
Skreel
Smokemuth
Snawler
Soltore
Sparktail
Spidet
Suckerlop
Tasma (More popular than other commons, sells for a bit more.)
Teckarck
Terron (Same as Mo)
Texu
Tiver
Whoon
Wynerl
Yazan
Yeep

(Seems like a lot, yeah? Just remember what the monthlies are at first, it's a bit easier to remember a couple creatures vs that list.)

May's cave monthlies are
Daisypus & Tokaroz

At the beginning of the month new creatures are released for the duration of the month then they retire. There are usually 2 cave monthlies and 2 cash shop monthlies. These guys are the ones you want to hold onto for trading. Monthlies stolen and sold on the first of the month can go for a lot. Or you can hold onto the creatures until they increase in value. There are also some holiday creatures that come out every now and then. Just keep an eye on the site blog, it keeps you updated on special creatures.

Also keep an eye out for star creatures (rare), they get boosted stats and can sell for a pretty penny, even if they're cave commons.

catsy01 • 25 May 2017 at 2:55 AM

@racoon

Thank you I will make note of that information... Lol sorry starting to fall asleep i run on what i assume to be server time and it is 2:55am here

Deleted • 25 May 2017 at 2:59 AM

@catsy01 Commons are those which are available all the time from the cave, whereas cave monthlies are those which are only available in the cave for a specific month. There are 2 cave monthlies a month - this month's are the Tokaroz and Daisypus.

If you go on a creature and click its species name at the top (e.g. Alkub) then it will take you to the archives page for that species. Here, if the creature is 'available' and obtained from the cave, it is probably a cave common, unless it is one of the monthlies.

However, you do tend to learn what the commons are quite quickly, just by going to the cave and attempting to steal eggs.

catsy01 • 25 May 2017 at 3:03 AM

@jrw48

Thank you... So if a creature says "retired" and has dates it is avail that time every year from the said place?.... (cash shop or cave)

Deleted • 25 May 2017 at 3:25 AM

@catsy01 If a creature says 'retired' then it will never be available again - the dates show when it was available. If it says 'seasonal' with dates, then it is available on those dates every year. If you go to the archives page, and click on the link for 'seasonal', then you can see all the seasonal creatures. The same applies to the link for 'retired' - you can see all the retired creatures.

'Endangered' means that creatures that were cave commons are now only available at the Leila Oasis NOT the cave.

catsy01 • 25 May 2017 at 3:26 AM

thank you