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# Auction House

The **NavenRO Auction House** allows players to compete for selected items through timed bidding.

Unlike the Marketplace, where an item has a fixed selling price, Auction House items are awarded through bids.

## Upcoming Auctions

Some auctions may be visible before bidding begins.

When an auction has a scheduled opening time, players can view the item and countdown in advance but cannot place bids until the auction officially starts.

## Bidding

Once bidding opens:

1. Review the item and current bid.
2. Enter a valid bid.
3. Confirm the bid.
4. Follow the auction until it ends.

If another player places a higher valid bid, you can bid again while the auction remains open.

## Winning

When the auction ends, the final valid highest bidder becomes the winner.

Eligible auction items can then be delivered through the NavenRO item-delivery or reward claiming system.

Always review the auction details before bidding.


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