Dissolution of the Flesh vs Malachai's Mark
Values updated ·Which is worth more: Dissolution of the Flesh or Malachai's Mark?
Dissolution of the Flesh is currently worth about 1.25× Malachai's Mark. A one-for-one swap loses value for the Dissolution of the Flesh side.
Is Dissolution of the Flesh better than Malachai's Mark in Path of Exile?
A straight Dissolution of the Flesh for Malachai's Mark swap is not even in Path of Exile: Dissolution of the Flesh is worth about 1.25× Malachai's Mark (100 c vs 80 c). Whoever gives up the Dissolution of the Flesh loses roughly 20 c in value unless the other side adds items to close the gap.
On demand, Dissolution of the Flesh rates 6/10 and Malachai's Mark rates 4/10 in the Path of Exile community — a slight edge to Dissolution of the Flesh when it comes to finding your next trade partner.
Dissolution of the Flesh has held steady this week; malachai's Mark has held steady this week. The 30-day picture (0% vs 0%) suggests neither item has a lasting momentum edge.
Trade FAQ
Is Dissolution of the Flesh better than Malachai's Mark in Path of Exile?
Dissolution of the Flesh is worth more: 100 c versus 80 c for Malachai's Mark. Factoring in demand (Dissolution of the Flesh 6/10, Malachai's Mark 4/10), Dissolution of the Flesh is the stronger item to hold right now.
Is Dissolution of the Flesh worth Malachai's Mark in Path of Exile?
Not one-for-one. Dissolution of the Flesh is valued at 100 c versus 80 c for Malachai's Mark, so the Malachai's Mark side should add about 20 c in extra value.
What is Dissolution of the Flesh worth in Path of Exile?
Dissolution of the Flesh currently trades around 100 c with community demand of 6/10.
What is Malachai's Mark worth in Path of Exile?
Malachai's Mark currently trades around 80 c with community demand of 4/10.
How much should I add to trade Malachai's Mark for Dissolution of the Flesh?
About 20 c in extra value — that closes the gap between Malachai's Mark (80 c) and Dissolution of the Flesh (100 c). Use the calculator to test add-on combinations until the verdict reads Fair.