Crafting · Midnight · Live market inputs

Profession Profit Calculator

Start with a real Midnight recipe and the current Blizzard Auction House snapshot for your market. Then enter the stats and quality assumptions from your own profession window. This keeps a crafted weapon, enchant, and potion from being modeled as if they were the same craft.

Step 1 · Choose the actual craft

Your Midnight craft plan

Illidan (US) market · market selected in the crafting tools

Live price snapshot

ProfessionMidnight recipe

Live material cost

Live output value

Unpriced

Output / craft

Base margin after AH cut

Unpriced

Step 2 · Your profession window

Replace the live baseline with your own craft conditions

The public API provides the recipe and market, not your knowledge, equipment, specialization, Concentration, or exact Resourcefulness tooltip. Enter those values from the character you are planning.

Output per craft

Sale price per output

gold

Material cost per craft

gold

Resourcefulness chance

Refund when it procs

% of tradable mats

Multicraft chance

Extra output when it procs

% of normal output

Next-quality output price

gold

This recipe can MulticraftOff by default for this non-stackable-looking output.Use Concentration for the next qualityValues the price difference only; it does not invent an Ingenuity refund.

Step 3 · Expected profit

Sale after AH cut

Expected Multicraft value

+0c

Expected Resourcefulness refund

+0c

Expected profit / craft

0.0g

Expected profit = sale after the 5% Auction House cut + expected Multicraft value + Concentration quality uplift - material cost after expected Resourcefulness refund. It does not claim a guaranteed sale or simulate quality probabilities that Blizzard does not publish in the public recipe API.

Live reagent baseline

Reagent	Qty	Unit market price	Live cost

Midnight profession rules this model respects

Two quality tiers for stackables

Midnight reduced stackable reagents and consumables from three quality tiers to normal and high. Use the output price and reagent cost that match the tier you actually plan to craft.

Multicraft is not universal

It applies to stackable outputs. Equipment, tools, and other one-off crafts should keep Multicraft disabled unless the in-game recipe explicitly says otherwise.

Concentration is a quality decision

Concentration reaches the next quality tier. Its value depends on that tier's sale price and your own available Concentration, so the calculator exposes those assumptions instead of inventing a proc value.

Recipe structure and current market prices come from Blizzard's public APIs. Character-only inputs, including knowledge, profession equipment, specialization bonuses, Concentration, and the exact Resourcefulness refund shown in-game, stay under your control.