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complete hero sets;
single-slot items: horns, shoulders, backs, gauntlets;
staves and claws, the Immortal ones included;
taunts and standalone effects.
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. Lion has no arcana, though players look for one often: the named Immortal pieces such as Mulctant Pall of the Crimson Witness get mistaken for it, and they cost more than most arcanas. Formally they sit at a different rarity, and the catalog filter lists them as Immortal. They do trade freely, though, and are available right here.
The ceiling of the catalog is the named Crimson Witness line. Genuine Mulctant Pall runs about $300 and Hell-Spar Anathema about $160, while the plain Mulctant Pall goes for about $10: the gap comes from the Genuine prefix and how few copies exist. The hero's main line is Cannonroar Confessor, around $45 as a whole, with its arms at around $25 and the back and shoulders under a dollar.
The floor of the catalog is cents. The cheapest listings are single slots from the mass-produced sets:
around $0.10: Gauntlet of the Treacherous Demon, Demonic Collar, Nefarious Fixations, Legacy of Infernal Wings;
under $0.50: Cannonroar Confessor - Back;
under a dollar: Abyssal Hellclaw, Horns of the Betrayer, Stone Infusion, Cannonroar Confessor - Shoulder.
A full look assembled out of those pieces costs a dollar or two.
The ceiling belongs to the named Immortal pieces:
Genuine Mulctant Pall of the Crimson Witness at around $300, the hero's priciest item;
Hell-Spar Anathema of the Crimson Witness at around $160;
Cannonroar Confessor at around $45;
Cannonroar Confessor - Arms at around $25;
Mulctant Pall in its plain, Inscribed and Autographed versions, and Corrupted Fin King's Charm, at around $10.
Price comes down to the item's rarity, its prefix (Inscribed, Genuine, Autographed, 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.