Adopt Me WFL trade calculator
Add the pets from both sides of the trade. Every price here blends three community value lists (Elvebredd, AMVGG and AMTV) into one adopted value for the exact variant in the window, never a multiplier and never a plain-pet guess. You also see what each list would call the trade on its own, a note when the lists disagree on a pet, and the pets that would close the gap.
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How the verdict works
The fair rule: a trade is Fair when the gap between the sides is no more than 10 percent of the larger total. Worked example: 90 against 100 is Fair, because the gap of 10 is exactly 10 percent of 100. But 89 against 100 is not Fair, because the gap of 11 is more than 10 percent of 100.
Graduated verdicts: past the fair band, a gap of up to 25 percent of the larger total reads as a plain Win or Lose, and anything bigger is a Big Win or Big Lose. Win and Lose are always from your side of the trade.
Three lists, one number: the main totals use the adopted value, the middle figure across Elvebredd, AMVGG and AMTV for that exact variant. The chips under the verdict show what each list would say on its own. When the lists disagree on a pet in your trade by more than 20 percent, the calculator flags it and shows the range, instead of pretending the number is exact.
Demand: a win built from pets nobody is looking for can be slow to trade back out. When half or more of what you are receiving (by value, across two or more pets) sits in low-demand pets, the calculator flags it as a liquidity note. Demand runs 1 (hardest to move) to 5 (easiest to move) on the AMTV scale, with Elvebredd demand tiers as the fallback where AMTV has no score.
Units: 1 Frost Dragon = 328 Sharks. Switch at any time: your trade stays put, and the calculator remembers your unit choice on this device.
Values snapshot November 1, 2026. How the values are built · What WFL, adds and overpay mean