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Every value on this list traces back to one source: the community value sheet that the official ASTD wiki links as the value list. It's a Discord-community artifact, actively maintained by traders, and it expresses each unit's worth as relative Value points rather than a currency amount. That's fitting, because ASTD has no tradeable currency at all — gems, gold, and Robux can never be placed in a trade — so every value is really a statement about what a unit swaps for against other units (or the occasional Robux-bought Star Pass). We display values unit-less for the same reason. And because only "limited" units — the ones with a "T" on their inventory slot — are tradeable in the first place, scarcity is baked into the market's foundation: everything here is a dungeon reward, event prize, leaderboard reward, capsule, code, or retired-banner release, never a standard banner unit you can simply summon.

The sheet sorts units into S, A, B, and C tiers. S is the chase shelf — think Galaxy Girl, Beardcutter, or Death — while C covers entry-level units sitting around double-digit values. Within a tier, two things move a unit's standing: whether it's Legacy — our tag for limited or retired units whose source is gone, so supply is capped forever — and its condition, since Level, Pure, and Max all shift what traders will accept.

One group doesn't fit the ladder at all: the Oddities set, whose values are too unstable to tier. We list those in the Other tab, untiered and unvalued, rather than pin a number on something the community itself won't.

Treat every figure here as a community reference point, not a price. The sheet's maintainers post occasional manipulation warnings, and demand can pull a unit above or below its listed value for weeks at a time. Before you accept a deal, drop both sides into our free Win / Fair / Lose calculator, then compare against what similar listings are actually asking. Fair is what two informed traders agree on — the value list just gets you informed faster.