This page lists every Connected Realm in the Taiwan region — the realm groups that share one auction-house economy — along with each realm's population, language, and live auction status.

What is a Connected Realm?

A Connected Realm is a group of World of Warcraft realms that Blizzard permanently links so they function as one market for realm-bound items. Blizzard introduced Connected Realms to help lower-population realms maintain healthier activity and a more stable economy. Today, their defining feature is a single shared auction house for realm-bound items such as gear, Bind-on-Equip epics, bags, most pets, and recipes.

Do connected realms share an auction house?

Yes. Connected Realms share the auction house for realm-bound items, which means players in the same connected group compete in one shared market. Commodities such as crafting materials, consumables, gems, and other stackable items are traded through a region-wide auction house, while non-commodity items remain tied to the connected realm group. That is why the same herb may cost the same across the Taiwan region, while a Bind-on-Equip epic can still vary by connected realm.

What do the population labels mean?

Blizzard uses population labels to show the relative activity level of a realm. Full realms are the busiest and may have login queues during peak hours, while High and Medium realms are active and healthy. Low realms are quieter, which is often one reason they become part of a connected group. "New Players" realms are Blizzard's recommended starting realms for fresh characters.

Which Taiwan realm has the highest population?

Sort the table by the Population column to see the busiest realms in Taiwan at a glance. Population can change over time as players move, so live data is more useful than a static "best realm" list. In general, Full realms have the highest activity, while Low realms have the least.

Are Connected Realms permanent?

In practice, yes. Once Blizzard connects realms, they usually remain linked and function as one economy over the long term. Blizzard may add more realms to an existing group, but it does not typically split connected realms apart again. For trading purposes, you can treat each connected group as a stable market.

Can I play, trade, and guild with friends on other realms?

Yes, most social systems now work across realms within the same region. Players can group together for dungeons, raids, and most other content, and cross-realm trading and guild features are also available in modern WoW. With Midnight, these cross-realm systems continue to be a major part of the game, but the connected-realm auction house still remains the key market boundary for realm-bound items. Nothing crosses between regions such as Americas, Europe, Korea, and Taiwan.

Why does AzerothAuctions group prices by Connected Realm?

Because the auction house for realm-bound items is still shared only within each connected realm group. Prices for those items are identical inside a connected group but can differ from one connected group to another, so we display them per Connected Realm. Commodities are already region-wide, so they only need to be shown once for the whole region. The "main realm only" option collapses each connected group into a single row when you only want the shared market view.