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Felis GB Prices

How many TRY is 1 GB on Knight Online Felis today? The table below pulls ten sellers' Felis 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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Felis GB price history

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How to read the Felis 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 Felis 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 Felis
  • 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 Felis is only good here.

Felis: opened the same day, became the cheapest

Felis opened on the same day as Agartha and Pandora and is three weeks older than Zero. Even so, its GB is the cheapest in Knight Online. The reason is not age, it is migration.

Opened 17 November 2022
Opened the same day Agartha, Pandora
Price rank 8th / 8
30-day band 160 ₺ – 190 ₺
Open item listings 891
Item price (GB) 1.24× Zero

How Felis became the cheapest server

Felis opened on 17 November 2022, on the same day and at the same hour as Agartha and Pandora. All three were a clean slate: no characters or items were carried over from old servers, everyone started from zero.

Three weeks later Zero opened and the picture changed. The new server pulled players in with the excitement of starting fresh; in the period that followed, the flow of players did not favour Felis. Today, merging Felis with Agartha or Pandora is a topic that comes up regularly on the forums — there is no official announcement, but the fact that the subject keeps coming up says something about where the server stands.

The result on the price side: few people want coins, relatively many sell them. The TRY value of GB stays low. In other words, Felis is not quiet because it is cheap; it is cheap because it is quiet.

Where the Felis price stands right now

Right now 9 sites give a price for Felis. 1 GB is 190 ₺ at the cheapest and 210 ₺ at the most expensive. The 20 ₺ (10.5%) in between is the price of nothing but which site you click.

Felis ranks 8th by price among 8 servers — the cheapest one. The most expensive is Zero; there the same 1 GB is 485 ₺, 2.55× this one.

Over the last 30 days the price moved between 160 ₺ and 190 ₺; the band is 18.8% wide. Compared with the start of the month it is 11.8% 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
Felis 190 ₺ 891
Agartha 394 ₺ 4,550
Pandora 399 ₺ 4,325

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

How deep the Felis market is

The most concrete way to tell how much a server is played is the item market: how many listings are open, how many different items are listed. Felis is at the bottom end of that list, so its market is shallow.

On the Felis market there are 891 open listings for 390 different items right now. That is 2.8% of all the Knight Online listings we track; 8th server in the ranking.

The gap to Zero at the top of the list is 12.8×. Same game, same items; the only thing that makes the difference is how many people are there. That directly affects your odds of finding the item you want in a listing.

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

The same item costs more GB here

Looking at the 1 GB price, Felis is 0.39× Zero. But that is not what a player really asks: how many GB does the same item cost on the two servers?

We compared 110 items that have at least three listings on both servers. In TRY, Felis prices are 0.49× Zero. Convert the same items into GB and the ratio becomes 1.24.

Measured in GB, items are 24.2% more expensive on Felis: one GB buys fewer items here. Because the 1 GB price differs between the two servers as well, the TRY comparison alone is misleading; this ratio is the one to look at.

Felis / Zero Ratio
1 GB price (TRY) 0.39×
Item price (TRY) 0.49×
Item price (GB) 1.24×

Median of 110 shared items; each is listed on both servers with at least three listings. Below 1 favours Felis.

Cheap GB: bargain or trap

Looking at the price list and buying from Felis because "the cheapest GB is here" is a common mistake. There is no transfer between servers, so that GB only works on a Felis character; if you play on Zero it is no use to you at all.

Even if you do play on Felis, the cheapness has a limit. The place you spend GB is the market, and the Felis market is shallow: the item you want may never have been listed, and if it has, there is a single seller, so you have no room to bargain. The depth table below is the measure of that.

So cheap GB does not mean a cheap game. The GB you hold does less work here, because there is less to buy.

What happens if Felis merges

In Knight Online, fading servers get merged: that is how Dryads, Minark and Oreads came to be. There is no such announcement for Felis, but it helps to know what the possibility would mean.

In a merge, the coins and items of two servers are pooled into one. The player count grows, the market deepens, finding items gets easier. Which way the price goes depends on the size of the parties merging — so do not trust confident sentences like "GB will shoot up if they merge" or "it will crash". If it happens, the chart on this page will show what happened.

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 Felis GB

On 17 November 2022, the same day as Agartha and Pandora. All three started as a clean slate; Zero opened three weeks later, on 8 December 2022.

Because demand is low. By the number of open listings on the item market, Felis is the quietest Knight Online server we track. With few people wanting coins, the TRY value of GB stays low. It has nothing to do with the server's age — it is three weeks older than Zero.

It is not closed, it is being played; but among the servers we track it has the shallowest market. You can see how many listings are open in the depth table on this page and judge for yourself — that is the most concrete measure of player density we have.

No. There is no coin transfer between servers, and you cannot move your character either. That is exactly why the price gap has not closed in years.

There is no fixed number, it moves during the day. The table on this page pulls 10 sellers' prices for Felis 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 Felis 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 Felis 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 Felis is only useful to your Felis 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.