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Agartha GB Prices

How many TRY is 1 GB on Knight Online Agartha today? The table below pulls ten sellers' Agartha prices every five minutes and puts them side by side — both the price you'd pay and the price you'd get. Turkish sellers, prices in ₺.

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1 GB equals 100 M 100,000,000 coins
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Agartha GB price history

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How to read the Agartha price

Every row in the table is a seller. The Sell column is the price that site sells to you — if you're buying GB you look at this column, lower is better. The Buy column is the price the site pays you — if you're selling you look here, higher is better.

The gap between the two columns is the sites' margin. That's why buying GB and selling it right away is always a loss; to make a profit the price has to move in your favor.

The Agartha price moves independently of the other servers. Every server has its own economy; the price can fall on one while rising on another. So always compare on the server you play.

The math for Agartha
  • 1 GB = 100 M = 100,000,000 coins.
  • Divide the coin you have by 100 million to find how many 1 GB it is.
  • Multiply the result by the price in the table; that's the TRY value.
  • If you sell in the market, a 3% tax comes off on top.
  • No transfer to another server; GB bought for Agartha is only good here.

Agartha: one of three servers that opened the same day

Agartha, Felis and Pandora opened on exactly the same day, at the same hour. All three are the same age and play the same version — yet they go for three different prices. This trio is a natural experiment in what sets the GB price.

Opened 17 November 2022, 16:00
Opened the same day Felis, Pandora
Price rank 3rd / 8
30-day band 325 ₺ – 394 ₺
Open item listings 4,550
Item price (GB) 0.94× Pandora

Three sister servers

Agartha opened on 17 November 2022 at 16:00. Felis and Pandora went live at the same moment. All three were a clean slate: no characters, items or coins came in from outside.

Three weeks later Zero was added and drew players from all three. Agartha came through that period well compared with Felis; it largely kept its players and its market stayed alive.

Where the Agartha price stands right now

Right now 9 sites give a price for Agartha. 1 GB is 394 ₺ at the cheapest and 412 ₺ at the most expensive. The 18 ₺ (4.6%) in between is the price of nothing but which site you click.

Agartha ranks 3rd by price among 8 servers. The cheapest server is Felis; there 1 GB is 190 ₺, a 2.07× gap.

Over the last 30 days the price moved between 325 ₺ and 394 ₺; the band is 21.2% wide. Compared with the start of the month it is 18.3% higher.

Three servers that opened the same day, side by side

The three servers below opened on 17 November 2022 at the same hour, on the same version. Same age, same game; the only thing that differs is how many people stayed where. This is the cleanest table for showing what separates the prices.

Server 1 GB price Open item listings
Agartha 394 ₺ 4,550
Pandora 399 ₺ 4,325
Felis 190 ₺ 891

The price gap and the listings gap point the same way.

How deep the Agartha market is

The item market shows how busy a server is. The number of open listings measures how much trading goes on there; Agartha sits in the middle of the list.

On the Agartha market there are 4,550 open listings for 858 different items right now. That is 14.1% of all the Knight Online listings we track; 3rd server in the ranking.

The gap to Felis at the bottom is 5.11×. Both servers run the same game and drop the same items; the only thing that makes the difference is how many people are there.

Server Item types Open listings
Zero 1,381 11,416
Oreads 1,289 4,737
Agartha 858 4,550
Pandora 930 4,325
Dryads 719 2,597
Destan 877 2,339
Minark 676 1,497
Felis 390 891

Your GB buys more items here

Looking at the 1 GB price, Agartha is 0.99× Pandora. But that is not what a player really asks: how many GB does the same item cost on the two servers?

We compared 374 items that have at least three listings on both servers. In TRY, Agartha prices are 0.93× Pandora. Convert the same items into GB and the ratio becomes 0.94.

Measured in GB, items are 5.6% cheaper on Agartha. In practice: the GB you hold buys more items here than on Pandora. The reverse is also true — the coin you farm is worth more TRY, but it does not buy proportionally more inside the game.

Agartha / Pandora Ratio
1 GB price (TRY) 0.99×
Item price (TRY) 0.93×
Item price (GB) 0.94×

Median of 374 shared items; each is listed on both servers with at least three listings. Below 1 favours Agartha.

Same age, three different prices

The most repeated explanation for the GB price is the server's age: "a new server has few coins, so it is expensive". Agartha, Felis and Pandora refute that on their own.

The three opened on the same day. They share the same version, the same drop rates, the same rules. Age fixed, game fixed. The only thing that differs is how many people stayed where — and that is what separates their prices. The table below puts the three side by side: the price gap and the listings gap point the same way.

The practical conclusion: if a server's GB is expensive, coins are hard to find there; it does not mean the server is new. And the reverse if it is cheap.

Who Agartha suits

Agartha is not as crowded as Zero, but not as sparse as Felis either. Your odds of finding the item you want on the market are reasonable, and the GB price is below Zero's.

The one thing to watch when buying is the server name on the order screen. Agartha and Pandora are listed side by side with prices close to each other, so picking the wrong row is easy; and since there is no transfer, there is no way back.

The numbers are calculated from the sites' current prices and open listings and refresh with the page. The text was last reviewed on 2026-09-03.

Frequently asked about Agartha GB

On 17 November 2022 at 16:00, together with Felis and Pandora. All three opened as a clean slate; Zero came three weeks later.

They opened on the same day and play the same game; the difference between them is player density and, following from it, the GB price and market depth. The comparison table on this page puts the two side by side with current numbers.

Zero is more crowded. As the number of people wanting coins grows, the TRY value of GB goes up; on Agartha demand is more moderate, so the price stays lower.

There is no fixed number, it moves during the day. The table on this page pulls 10 sellers' prices for Agartha every 5 minutes and puts them side by side; the cheapest sale is marked green, the highest buy red.

The green cell in the table shows the cheapest seller for Agartha at that moment. Because the ranking changes during the day, it is worth looking at the table again before you trade.

Supply and demand set the price. As the total coins in circulation on Agartha grow the price falls, and when something makes people spend coins it rises. The chart on the page shows what happened in the last 30 days.

No. Every server's money is its own, there is no transfer. The GB you buy for Agartha is only useful to your Agartha character.

Sites buy GB from you cheap and sell it to you dear; the gap is their margin. That's why buying and selling right away is always a loss. The two columns in the table show these two directions.