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Star Citizen guides, components & lore
Star Citizen information archive — member how-tos, faction standings, ship component database, ordnance reference, and resource lore that pairs with Dumper's Repo blueprint, mining, and mission tools.
A community-driven platform for Star Citizen crafting, resource tracking, and fair-value pricing.
Dumper's Repo is a comprehensive toolkit for Star Citizen players who want to engage with the game's crafting and economy systems without getting ripped off.
Whether you're tracking which blueprints you've unlocked, managing your mined resources, coordinating crafting orders with your org, or just trying to figure out what a fair price is for that pile of Quantanium you just refined — Dumper's Repo has you covered.
The site is designed to be a one-stop shop for crafters, miners, and traders who want transparency and fairness in their in-game economic activities.
Dumper's Repo is for fair industry play — crafting, mining, trading, and coordination. Using the site to harm players, abuse members, or attack the platform is banned. Marketplace detail still lives under Order System Rules below.
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"Grey market" trading sites are plagued with price gouging. People asking 5 billion aUEC for items that take maybe an hour to acquire yourself. It's predatory, it's frustrating, and CIG/RSI rightfully despises these practices.
Dumper's Fair-Value Price (DFP) is a pricing system that calculates what resources and crafted items are actually worth based on:
Create a pricing standard the community can rally behind. When everyone uses DFP, buyers know they're getting fair deals, sellers know they're being compensated fairly, and the exploitative grey market loses its power.
Every marketplace trade follows the same stages on My Listings and The Bazaar. The physical handoff happens in Star Citizen; the site tracks status, deadlines, and reputation.
A WTB fulfiller claims lines on The Bazaar Fulfillment tab, or a buyer picks items from a WTS listing on the Store tab. Each selection becomes its own transaction, and both sides see the other party’s in-game name on the order card — add them in Star Citizen to coordinate. After both are on the deal, Message opens a private chat (verified RSI Handle required on both sides).
WTB: fulfiller crafts and marks ready. WTS: seller marks ready for pickup. All seller actions appear directly on the order card on The Bazaar — status callouts explain what to do next.
After the seller marks ready, the buyer clicks Confirm pickup on My Listings → Active. The order moves to Completed — pickup is not the final step.
Each party must click the purple Archive & rate button to submit a 1–5 star rating. Buyers: My Listings → Completed. Sellers: The Bazaar → Rate completed orders or My Listings → Completed. Until both rate, new trades on The Bazaar stay paused.
My Listings and The Bazaar use one reputation rating system for both WTB (want to buy) and WTS (want to sell) listings. There is no separate sell rating — the same 1–5 star archive flow and buyer/fulfiller scores apply to both tags.
New members start with "Pending" reputation until they complete 5 successful marketplace transactions (as buyer or seller/fulfiller, on either WTB or WTS). During this time, limits apply by role, not by tag:
The order system is built on trust and fairness. To protect all members, we enforce the following rules — especially for users still building their reputation. Site-wide conduct is covered under Site Rules above.
These tips focus on WTB buy listings (Add to my WTB listing). See the My Listings page guide for the item builder and line management.
For WTS sell listings: list only stock you have on hand — every listing is item-by-item, so buyers cherry-pick lines and quantities. Mark ready promptly once a buyer picks items.
For WTB listings, follow these tips to get fulfilled faster and make it easier for sellers to help you.
Expand cart lines in the order builder to set per-slot material qualities. The live DFP total and effective stat preview update as you go — match what you actually have or expect to craft with.
Fulfillers only need the blueprints for the lines they claim — your easy Q500–Q700 items can get crafted right away even if harder Q800+ lines wait for a specialist. Mixing them on one listing no longer blocks anything.
Each blueprint card shows how many members own it. If no one owns a blueprint, that line may sit unfulfilled until someone acquires it — the rest of your listing stays claimable. You'll see a warning when posting such lines.
In-game trades happen outside the site. Keep your own records so disputes can be resolved fairly.
Evidence is not uploaded on the site. If support needs proof during a dispute, they may ask you to email screenshots or share a cloud storage link (Google Drive, Imgur, etc.).
Click any section below to learn more about what it does and how it connects to other features.
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