Creatures of Sonaria trading: live trade ads

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Verify your Roblox account

Posting an ad or an offer needs a verified username, because an unverified board fills up with fake ads written under other people's names, and those fakes are how most trade scams start. Verification is free, takes about a minute, and this site never sees your Roblox password.

Post a trade ad

Build your ad from the catalog. The picker holds all 493 creatures at the mush values published on this site: 472 carry a sourced list figure and 21 carry a labelled estimate, so check the basis column on the values page before you lean on the price of an estimate creature. Species unlocks and stored slots both trade in Creatures of Sonaria, and subspecies move only as stored slots, so say in your note which of the two your ad offers. If you are new to Sonaria trading, the how trading works guide walks through the trade window before you post.

Short note (optional, 140 characters, links are removed):

Post my ad

Live trade ads

My chats

Chats open from an ad: press Chat with poster on any ad that is not yours and the conversation starts on this page. When another player opens a chat on one of your ads, it appears in this list too, with a counter for unread messages. A chat stays open while its ad is live on the board; when the ad expires or leaves the board, the chat closes and any trade is finished inside the game, in the Trade Realm trade window.

How trading on this board works

Prove the account first. In the verify box below you will be given a short phrase. It goes into the About section of your Roblox profile; press the check and the board reads your public profile, finds the phrase, and marks that username verified. The reason it works is that a profile answers to its owner alone, so whatever name carries the phrase is a name in its owner's hands, and the whole thing never touches your password. The phrase can come out as soon as you pass, and the verification stays on this browser.

Then list, or answer. An ad is the creatures and slots you have set against the ones you want, and the board adds up both sides in mush from the values page and shows the verdict a taker would be accepting, so no ad on this board is priced on a hunch. If an existing ad is the deal you want, pin an offer to it instead and it gets measured against the owner's ask from their side. Every ad also carries a chat, if the two of you need to talk through unlocks, slots and traits before committing; your conversations sit in the My chats list beneath the board.

Trade in the Realm. Once the deal is settled in words, find each other in the Trade Realm under your verified names, open the trade window, and check every creature in it against the ad before accepting, remembering that a species unlock and a stored slot for the same name are different goods. Ads hold their place for 7 days, then retire on their own, and offers stay attached to the ad they were made on throughout.

Understanding the verdict

The mush figure attached to each creature is the value adopted for it on the values page, and the totals are those figures summed over a side. The verdict speaks the language of the W or L calculator: a gap of a tenth or less of the larger total is Fair, a gap out to a quarter is a plain Win or Lose, and anything beyond that is a Big Win or Big Lose. On a listing, the reading is the taker's, setting what they hand over, the want side, against what they receive, the have side. On an offer it turns around and reads for the owner, offer against ask.

Know what sits underneath the figures. Of the 493 creatures on this board, 472 carry a value sourced from a dated value list, and 21 carry an estimate this site labels as its own, for creatures no current list prices. Every figure here is a community estimate in mush, never an official price, and the 21 estimates are the softest numbers in the system, so treat any verdict resting on one as approximate and look at the basis column on the values page when a deal turns on it. The second thing is the copy in front of you: an unlock and a stored slot for one species are related goods, not identical ones, and mutations, glimmer and other traits belonging to a single copy can pull its real price away from the list figure, so price the copy, not just the name. Where a marketplace demand score out of 10 is published, it is printed in the picker and on the ad, since a fair price on an unwanted creature can still mean a long wait; the verdict itself weighs value only, and demand is your call.

Rules for posters

Advertise creatures and stored slots that are actually yours, priced from this catalog, and where it is not obvious from the item itself, say in the note whether a species unlock or a stored slot is what is on offer. Robux, real money and accounts are not trade goods here; offering them breaks Roblox's rules as well as the board's, and the ads are removed. Trust trades are not welcome either: if one player has to hand creatures over first and rely on the rest following, the trade window is being bypassed for no good reason, and that is how players get robbed. Links have no place in notes or offers, and posts that are really promotion for another site or server get cleared in the moderation rounds.

Every ad and offer carries a report button, and reports collect in a queue that the team reads on the same rounds that already watch the suggestion board and the community spaces. Posters whose listings keep breaking the rules, or whose scam reports stand up to checking, lose the right to post, and when a name is banned its live ads are removed at the same time. If the community watch has seen a username mentioned in connection with a scam report, that name's first ad may be held for a moderator to look at before it appears; a review hold is not a judgment on the player. Chat on this board follows the same rules: links are never allowed in a message, and every conversation has a report button of its own.

Questions from the board

Do I need an account to browse the trade ads?

No account and no verification are needed to look. Listings, filters and verdicts are open to anyone; you only prove your Roblox account when you want to post an ad or attach an offer to one, because then your name has to be provably yours.

Does eggvalues hold creatures or mush during a trade?

It never does. This board brings the two players together and prices the deal between them, and the swap itself happens inside the game, in the Trade Realm trade window, with nothing of yours passing through the site at any point.

Why verify with a phrase in the Roblox About section?

Because only the account owner can write there. When the board finds your phrase in your profile, it can be sure the name on your ads is controlled by the person posting them, which is what blocks impersonators advertising under a well known trader's name. It manages all that without asking for, seeing or storing your password.

How long does an ad stay on the board?

Seven days from the moment it appears. Then it leaves the board by itself; if the creatures are still for trade, list them again so the board keeps showing deals that are still live.

What do the values and the verdict on an ad mean?

Totals built from the mush values on this site's values page, added across each side of the trade. The verdict calls a gap of a tenth or less of the larger total Fair, up to a quarter a Win or a Lose, and anything past that a Big Win or Big Lose, written for the player taking the ad, so a Win means the taker receives more value than they surrender. If a side includes one of the 21 estimate creatures, hold the verdict loosely: that figure is this site's own labelled estimate, not a sourced list price.

Can I message the poster of an ad on this site?

Yes. The Chat with poster button on any ad that is not yours opens a conversation with its owner on this page, and because both sides verified, the name in the thread is the name on the ad. Chat refuses links, keeps a safety strip pinned overhead, and closes when the ad leaves the board. Settle the terms there; the handover still happens in the Trade Realm window.

What happens when I report an ad or an offer?

It goes into the moderation queue with your reason attached. On the team's rounds the ad is read against these rules and the poster's history, and whatever breaks them is taken down. Posters who keep offending are banned from posting, and their live ads are pulled when the ban lands.