What Is Solari? Currency & Economy Basics

The currency

Solari is the player currency of Dune: Awakening, earned through gameplay and spent on the Exchange. The Exchange is the only trading market — it is player-driven (no NPC shops or market makers), with terminals at Arrakeen and Harko Village.

How the economy is shaped

Three official mechanics shape prices:

• World-wide pooling — each World’s Sietches share one market, so prices differ per World.
• Listing costs — 20 Solari/day occupation fee and 2%/1% price fees discourage listing spam and stale offers.
• 20-offer cap per player — supply of listings is deliberately limited.

Mechanic	Official rule
Market pooling	World-wide; the Sietches in a World share one market
Occupation fee	20 Solari per day per listing
Price fee	2% on day 1, 1% each later day
Offer cap	20 per player

What expensive items sell for

Community reports put top-tier Schematics sales around 20000 to 30000 Solari (single-source; verify in game). All item tiers are tradeable, including unique items. Because the game has no price history feature, prices move on supply and demand only — this site’s Market section tracks real observed prices as the crowdsourcing pipeline comes online. [UNCONFIRMED]

A warning about real-money trading

RMT sites sell Solari and items for cash. They violate Funcom’s rules of conduct, carry a ban risk, and the game’s anti-cheat is zero-tolerance. This site does not endorse RMT and lists in-game prices only.

Sources: Funcom help center Exchange FAQ [verified]; 20–30K Solari schematic price is community single-source, flagged.