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complete hero sets;
single-slot items: crowns, backs, belts, gems;
weapons, including the Immortal Battlefury and Voidhammer;
taunts.
The catalog is compact, around thirty listings, but almost all of it is weapons. Set pieces sell separately and start at a few cents.
Faceless Void has one arcana, Claszian Apostasy, released in 2022. It rebuilds the hero completely: the model, the animations and the ability effects, Chronosphere above all. It cannot be bought: the item does not trade and cannot be listed on the Steam Community Market, so no marketplace carries it, LIS-SKINS included, and the Arcana filter on this page returns nothing for Faceless Void. Everything else for the hero trades freely.
The ceiling of the catalog is Mace of Aeons at around $300, an older Immortal weapon that stopped dropping long ago. The hero's main line is the Battlefury: around $30 plain, around $25 with a pro player's signature, around $20 in the Auspicious version and around $45 in the named Genuine one. Slightly cheaper sits the Voidhammer at around $15 with prefixes.
The floor of the catalog is cents. The cheapest listings are single slots from the mass-produced sets:
around $0.10: Crown of Nezzureem, Belt of the Emerald Age, Mace of Nezzureem, Inscribed Viridus Spine;
under $0.50: Visage of the Emerald Age, Ancient Cultist;
under a dollar: Implement of the Emerald Age, Jewel of Aeons, Taunt: Timeless Classic.
A full look assembled out of those pieces costs a dollar or two.
The ceiling belongs to the Immortal weapons:
Mace of Aeons at around $300, the hero's priciest item;
Genuine Battlefury at around $45;
the plain Battlefury at around $30;
Autographed and Auspicious Battlefury at $20 to $25;
Voidhammer with the Autographed and Inscribed prefixes, and Elder Timebreaker, at around $15.
Price comes down to the item's rarity, its prefix (Inscribed, Genuine, Autographed, Auspicious) 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.