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complete hero sets;
single-slot items: helms, shoulders, armor, bracers;
axes, the Immortal and golden ones included;
couriers, wards and taunts.
Set pieces sell separately and start at a few cents, so you can build the look a piece at a time instead of buying the whole set.
No. Axe has no arcana, though the question comes up often: the expensive Immortal axes such as Axe of Phractos get mistaken for one, and they cost more than any arcana in the game. Formally they sit at a different rarity, and the catalog filter lists them as Immortal. Unlike most arcanas, though, they trade freely and are available right here.
The ceiling of the catalog is Genuine Axe of Phractos at around $600, not just the hero's priciest item but one of the priciest listings in the entire Dota 2 section. Behind it comes Genuine Guard of the Red Mist at around $250. The rest of the catalog is far more modest: Corrupted Mantle of the Cinder Baron runs about $15, while Genuine Supreme Belt of the Warboss and Genuine Molten Claw sit in the $6 to $8 range.
The hero has no arcana, but in 2026 the Dark Carnival event gave Axe a persona, a mechanical version of himself with its own model, animations and effects. It sells only in the Dota 2 in-game store, at $14.99; it is not on the market and cannot be, since personas do not trade. Everything else for Axe, the axes included, sells freely and sits in the catalog above.
The floor of the catalog is cents. The cheapest listings are single slots from the mass-produced sets:
around $0.10: Nightmare Blade, Carnage of the Endless Hunt, Crucible of Rile, Corpsemaker;
under $0.50: Harbinger of War, Mountain Splitter, Rampant Outrage, Black Orc Warboss;
under a dollar: Little Blink Dagger, Bracers of the Shattered Vanguard, Genuine Berserker's Witchslayer.
A full look assembled out of those pieces costs a dollar or two.
The ceiling belongs to the older Immortal axes:
Genuine Axe of Phractos at around $600, the hero's priciest item;
Genuine Guard of the Red Mist at around $250;
Corrupted Mantle of the Cinder Baron at around $15;
Genuine Supreme Belt of the Warboss at around $8;
Genuine Molten Claw at around $6;
Inscribed Blood Chaser and Almond the Frondillo at around $3.
Price comes down to the item's rarity, its prefix (Inscribed, Genuine, Auspicious, Corrupted) and how many copies are listed: the fewer on sale, the higher the price.
Market prices here sit below the Steam Community Market, and you never move money into a Steam wallet you cannot cash out of: you pay by card or crypto directly. After payment the bot sends a trade offer through the official Steam API, so your account password stays with you, and the item lands in your inventory within minutes.