Albion Online Upgrade Calculator

1. Pick Your Desired Item

Use the item selector to pick the exact item you want to end up with, including its tier and enchantment — for example, a T5.3 Hallowfall.

2. Set Your Desired Quality

Choose the quality you want (like Excellent). To also consider buying lower qualities and rerolling, enable "Include Quality Rerolls" and set a chance goal. A higher goal means more rerolls and a higher average cost.

3. Choose Your Price Source

Use Estimated Market Values (requires login), or live sell/buy order prices from the city where you plan to shop. You can type your own price on any row or material — a "Manual" chip marks it, and clicking the chip reverts it.

4. Read the Table

Each row is one way to get your item: buy at that enchantment and quality, reroll the quality if needed, then upgrade to your target enchantment. The cheapest option is highlighted, and the savings column shows the difference against buying the item ready.

Avg and Up To

Rerolls are random, so the tool shows two numbers: avg is the average number of rerolls needed to reach your desired quality, and up to is how many you might need on an unlucky streak before reaching your chance goal. All reroll costs in the table are averages: a lucky item costs less, an unlucky one costs more.

The Breakdown Table

The info icon next to the rerolls shows a round-by-round breakdown:

• Chance to Reroll is the chance that round actually happens — that your item is still below the desired quality and you pay for another reroll. The first round is always 100%.
• Avg Cost is that chance multiplied by the price of a reroll in that round. One reroll costs the item value times a modifier that grows with the item's current quality, which is why a later round can cost more on average than an earlier one even though it is less likely to happen.

The Avg Cost column adds up to the "Avg total" used in the table.