One Auction House. Three completely different operating plans.
Choose how you play. Each path sets a capital limit, an action sequence and the condition that should stop or recalculate the plan.
Use one evening to find where the old profession plan stopped working
Separate liquid commodities, legacy materials and goods with no visible demand.
Gathering, mass crafting or orders. Do not allocate Knowledge before choosing the role.
Run a small batch and measure sell-through before scaling.
If old recipes still have repeat demand and positive expected margin, a reset is not automatically necessary.
Make the market work faster than your bags fill up
Before another session, check how much previous inventory actually became gold.
Let one listing cycle test demand instead of freezing the whole bank.
An AH price without sell-through should not decide what to farm.
When nearly all volume sells quickly, scale the batch to the next liquidity threshold.
Keep profit, inventory and profession capital in three separate ledgers
AH batches, personal orders and gathering need separate unit economics.
An order commission must cover materials, recraft reserve and time cost.
Increase capital only where several cycles have confirmed cash conversion.
If inventory grows faster than sales, stop production even when headline margin is positive.