KamasTrade or Try and Judge: shop or marketplace?
Try and Judge buys and resells kamas: when you buy, the site delivers them, and when you sell, the site takes them. KamasTrade does neither — it puts two players in touch and keeps a record of what happened between them. That is not a wording detail: it decides who sets the price, who answers when things go wrong, and what you can prove.
Try and Judge
- A shop holding its own stock: buying does not depend on another player being around.
- A single counterparty, the site, for both buying and selling back.
- A server-to-server kamas exchange service, run by the shop.
- Live support and dedicated pages for Dofus and Dofus Touch.
KamasTrade
- The price is set by sellers who can see each other — competition between them pulls it, not a fixed grid.
- You know who you are dealing with: username, rating, completed transactions, observed delivery time.
- Six timestamped steps neither side can rewrite, and internal messaging that stands as evidence.
- A dispute opens from the transaction itself, freezes it, and is read on the record by moderation.
- Publishing a listing is free, and no commission is taken on sales.
When Try and Judge is still the better choice
A shop holding its own stock delivers without waiting for anyone to log in. If you want your kamas at three in the morning without depending on a seller being present, that is a real advantage a marketplace cannot promise — and KamasTrade will not pretend otherwise.
Frequently asked questions
Why go through another player rather than a shop?
Because the price comes from competition between sellers rather than a fixed grid, and because you can see who you are dealing with before you start. In exchange, a seller has to be present on your server: check your server page before deciding.
Who answers if delivery never comes?
You open a dispute from the transaction. It is frozen, and a moderator reads the timestamped history from both sides before ruling. If the seller had posted a deposit, it forms the basis for compensation — decided by moderation, not automatic.