The item form opens straight away. There is no vacancy to apply for.
List an Anime Dice item
Supply a roller spends on the chance of hitting something.
Results already produced, sold so nobody has to repeat the rolling.
Mixed stock, plus where Anime Dice earnings end up.
Set the payout side up — Register, then put a payout method on file. Anime Dice offers stay unpublished while that is missing, and the selling guide covers those dashboard screens in order.
Read the shelf you are joining — Narrow the Anime Dice item board to your own type and see what it is asking. This title has no item or account value calculator on EB24, which leaves those live cards as the reference you have.
Pick the type, then the number — Choose the item type a roller would filter on, put the gem figure, the reroll count or the trait name in the title, and promise a window you can hold on an ordinary weeknight.
Meet the buyer in Anime Dice — Buying your card opens an order that both of you are already in. The stock crosses over in the experience itself, so no Roblox login changes hands anywhere in the sale.
Move the balance out — Buyer confirmation releases the held payment onto your seller balance. Taking it off the platform is a separate action, made whenever the amount sitting there is worth taking.
Checkout finishes ahead of the meeting. By the time the two of you are stood in Anime Dice, the money is with EB24 and passing the gems or the trait across is the only thing left open.
Someone who wants one named trait never has to scroll a wall of gem offers to reach you. Choosing the honest type puts your card on the shelf that person is already standing in front of.
Every rival offer under the same type is visible on the board you publish to. That turns an Anime Dice price into something with a reason behind it rather than a figure you settled on alone.
A buyer saying a gem amount landed short opens a ticket against an order, with the card and the chat attached to it. None of that lands in your direct messages.
Six types fill the dropdown and nothing sits outside them: Gems, TRR (Trait Rerolls), Traits, Luck Rolls, Bundles and Other. TRR is the abbreviation for Trait Rerolls, the item that buys one more attempt at a trait. Everyone on the Anime Dice items marketplace applies that filter before reading a word, which makes it the field worth slowing down over.
Bundles gather several of those groups into one card, and each part needs writing out or a buyer prices the package on its weakest piece. Other is where event stock and mixed lots go when none of the five named labels describes them.
Four fields decide this one: the type, the title, the price and the window. A rolling market is arithmetic from the buyer side, so the numbers belong where that arithmetic happens.
Anime Dice updates move which traits players are chasing, so a card nobody has touched in weeks is quoting a market that has since moved. Hold it against the current Anime Dice offers again, and let the selling guide settle whichever field you are unsure of.
Trades on this track complete inside Anime Dice while both of you stay signed into your own Roblox profiles. The part genuinely resting on you is turning up at the time you agreed to.
Anyone pressing you to settle up away from the order is asking you to drop the held payment and the record behind it in one move. Turn that down and tell the team. What both sides agreed to is written into the terms of service.
A buyer paying for rerolls has no way of judging whether you will deliver, and is never put in that position. EB24 collects the amount at checkout and keeps hold of it while the meeting is being arranged.
What EB24 takes and how long a withdrawal run takes both belong in the help centre, where they are kept current, rather than on a game page that would drift out of date with nobody noticing. Whatever follows a claim raised once a handover is done sits in the terms of service.
Gems and rerolls turn over far quicker than a named trait, so keeping that shelf stocked means editing the same handful of cards week after week. A key for that is issued from Integrations on the dashboard, and the API reference covers what it can reach. Tell the team on the contact form before you wire Anime Dice stock into code of your own.
The board removes the moment where one of you has to hand something over on faith. What is left is the accuracy of your card and whether you show up, and both of those are yours.
Anime Dice runs the seller track on its own at EB24, so items are the earning route for this title and there is no booster or coach page behind it. The careers hub lists the tracks open on the other games you play.
No. Register, save a payout method, and the item form is open to you. Each card does pass a review before it appears publicly, and that review reads the offer rather than assessing you as a person. No title on EB24 is exempt from that step.
Trait Rerolls. It is the item that buys another attempt at a trait, which is why it is sold as a quantity and never as a named result. Somebody buying TRR is buying chances, and where those chances land is still down to the roll itself.
Six item types: Gems, TRR (Trait Rerolls), Traits, Luck Rolls, Bundles and Other. Each offer carries one of them, so a gem stack and a spare trait go up as two cards. EB24 holds no Anime Dice account listings, which is why no login forms part of a sale.
Whichever you have a surplus of, and preferably both on separate cards. Gems and rerolls go to players who want to keep rolling, and they get rebought. A named trait sells once, to the one person after that name. A card on each shelf of the Anime Dice board stops a slow trait being your only offer.
By the amount, held against what the same type is asking this week. Filter the board down to Gems and divide each ask by the figure behind it. Anime Dice has no value calculator on EB24, so the live shelf is your reference, and per unit is how a buyer reads you regardless.
The roll and the odds it came out of, in the notation the game itself uses. That figure is most of what the card is worth, since it stands in for rolling the buyer no longer has to do. Leaving it out invites questions you then answer one buyer at a time.
Inside Anime Dice, between the two of you, once the purchase has opened an order. You agree a time that falls inside the window on your card, then pass the stock across in the experience. EB24 is holding the payment throughout, while the meeting is arranged.
Once the buyer confirms what arrived matched the card. The amount moves onto your EB24 seller balance at that point, and moving it out through the payout method you saved is a second action of your own. You are never waiting on the buyer to send you anything.
Look at the type and the title first. A trait filed under Other reaches nobody browsing Traits, and a gem card with no figure on it gets scrolled past. Then hold your ask beside the live Anime Dice offers under the same label, because prices here move with the updates.
Tag the type, write the number down, name a window you can keep, and the buyer has paid before the two of you ever meet in game.
List an Anime Dice item
