Crystallised Rancour vs Song of the Sirens
Values updated ·Which is worth more: Crystallised Rancour or Song of the Sirens?
Crystallised Rancour is currently worth about 1.09× Song of the Sirens. A one-for-one swap loses value for the Crystallised Rancour side.
Is Crystallised Rancour better than Song of the Sirens in Path of Exile?
These two are not an even match in Path of Exile: at 500.9 c, Crystallised Rancour carries about 1.09× the value of Song of the Sirens (461 c). The gap — roughly 39.9 c — is what the Song of the Sirens side needs to make up with add-ons.
Watch the demand gap: Crystallised Rancour is a high-demand item (9/10) while Song of the Sirens sits at just 2/10. Numbers aside, trading away Crystallised Rancour means giving up an item you can flip easily for one that may sit in your inventory.
Crystallised Rancour has held steady this week; song of the Sirens has held steady this week. The 30-day picture (0% vs 0%) suggests neither item has a lasting momentum edge.
Trade FAQ
Is Crystallised Rancour better than Song of the Sirens in Path of Exile?
Crystallised Rancour is worth more: 500.9 c versus 461 c for Song of the Sirens. Factoring in demand (Crystallised Rancour 9/10, Song of the Sirens 2/10), Crystallised Rancour is the stronger item to hold right now.
Is Crystallised Rancour worth Song of the Sirens in Path of Exile?
Not one-for-one. Crystallised Rancour is valued at 500.9 c versus 461 c for Song of the Sirens, so the Song of the Sirens side should add about 39.9 c in extra value.
What is Crystallised Rancour worth in Path of Exile?
Crystallised Rancour currently trades around 500.9 c with community demand of 9/10.
What is Song of the Sirens worth in Path of Exile?
Song of the Sirens currently trades around 461 c with community demand of 2/10.
How much should I add to trade Song of the Sirens for Crystallised Rancour?
About 39.9 c in extra value — that closes the gap between Song of the Sirens (461 c) and Crystallised Rancour (500.9 c). Use the calculator to test add-on combinations until the verdict reads Fair.