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complete hero sets;
single-slot items: belts, shoulders, masks, beards;
hooks and knives, from plain ones to the legendary pieces;
taunts, couriers and wards.
Pudge has one of the biggest catalogs in Dota, close to a hundred live listings. Set pieces sell separately and start at a few cents, so you can build the look a piece at a time.
Pudge has one arcana, Feast of Abscession. It arrived on April 3, 2018, after Pudge won the community arcana vote at The International. The arcana rebuilds the hero model and his ability effects, so it reads even on the lowest graphics settings. The market carries several versions of it: the plain one, Exalted, Inscribed with a stat counter, Autographed with a pro player's signature, and the priciest Corrupted.
From $15 for the plain and Exalted versions up to $30 for Corrupted, with Inscribed and Autographed sitting around $20. It is one of the few arcanas that trades freely, so you can buy it outright instead of waiting for Valve to put it back on sale. To pull up every version in the catalog, pick the Arcana rarity in the filter.
The hero's most famous item is the Dragonclaw Hook, a weapon from the earliest Dota 2 treasures. It has been out of circulation for years, few copies change hands, and the price holds at around $300 for both the plain and the Inscribed version, making it the most expensive listing in the whole Pudge catalog. Next to it sit Insatiable Bonesaw and Scorching Talon, older Immortal pieces that cost many times what a regular set does. October 2026 brought the hero another Immortal set, Greasepaint Gutbuster from the Trove of Terror, but that one cannot be bought: nothing from the treasure sells or trades.
Beyond the arcana, Pudge has a persona, a separate kind of cosmetic that swaps the hero for another version of himself. The Toy Butcher gives him his own model, animations and voice lines. The persona cannot be bought here or on the Steam Community Market: personas in Dota 2 do not trade. The arcana, by contrast, 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: Belt of the Odobenus One, Jade Talon, The Tail Bash, Champion of Nurgle, Belt of the Iron Hog;
under $0.50: Genuine Dendi Doll, Pauldron Perch, Hook of the Sorrowful Prey, Beard of the Royal Butcher;
under a dollar: Surgical Precision, Candy Cat, Hunt of the Odobenus One.
A full look assembled out of those pieces costs a dollar or two.
The ceiling belongs to the old Immortal pieces, the arcana and the prefixed versions:
Dragonclaw Hook and its Inscribed version at around $300;
Genuine Ripper's Reel of the Crimson Witness at around $150;
Genuine Golden Ripper's Reel at around $65;
Rotten Stache at around $35;
Corrupted Feast of Abscession at around $30;
Insatiable Bonesaw in its Autographed and Inscribed versions, and Frosty the Sew-Man, at around $25;
Inscribed Scorching Talon at around $20.
Price comes down to the item's rarity, its prefix (Inscribed, Genuine, Autographed, Exalted, 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.