How Do Anime Dice Trading Values Work?
Direct answerAnime Dice does not publish trade values. Players price a trade from three inputs: the shop price of each dice, its displayed Luck, and current demand. Any site that prints a single “official” number is estimating. This page shows the method, so you can check a deal instead of trusting a list.
The three inputs
- Shop price — the only hard number. It comes from the game and is documented for 22 dice on the value list.
- Displayed Luck — a comparison multiplier printed on the dice. Useful for ranking, not for pricing a trade on its own.
- Demand — what other players are currently looking for. Not published; it moves after updates and new units.
A worked comparison
Suppose one side offers Fire ($2.5K) + Water ($10K), and the other offers Nature ($75K). The documented shop total is $12.5K against $75K — the Nature side is worth 6× the Fire + Water side. In Luck terms it is 15× against 20×, which is much closer. That divergence is exactly why a trade cannot be priced from one number.
Why community values disagree
- They use different dates — an update can change which units are wanted overnight.
- They include grades, traits and mutations that the shop price ignores.
- Some quote real-money marketplace prices, which are not in-game cash.
A repeatable method
- List every item on both sides, with variant and grade.
- Attach the documented shop price to each dice; leave unknown items as “unknown”.
- Compare the two totals and the two Luck totals separately.
- Ask for a WFL opinion only as a second opinion — see WFL meaning.
- Record the trade and the date, so the next comparison uses the same basis.
The Value & Trade Checker does the arithmetic for both sides without claiming an official market price.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. The game publishes shop prices and displayed Luck, not trade values. Community lists are estimates.
Trading is reported as a gamepass feature in Update 7, but which items are tradeable is not established here. Check the trade window.
There is no official schedule. Community values tend to move after an update, a new unit or a demand spike — which is why a dated snapshot beats a permanent list.
Sources & Verification
- Anime Dice Wiki — Update 7 report (gamepass trading, secondhand) (Community wiki, updated 6 Oct 2026)
- Anime Dice — official Roblox listing (Official)