Accounts & Characters
How accounts, characters and privileges work.
One account, one character
An account has a single character. The website shows that character on your account page along with your balances.
Characters are created in the game client. Registering on the website creates the account; the first time you log into the game you make the character.
Usernames and passwords
| Username | 4 to 20 characters: letters, digits and underscore |
| Password | 8 to 31 characters, and not the same as the username |
The 31-character limit is the game client's: its login box cannot send more. Use letters, digits and symbols you can type on the game's login screen; an emoji or a non-Latin script cannot be typed there. Passwords set before the 8-character rule keep working.
At the game's login, each wrong password makes the next try for that account wait a little longer, and five wrong in ten minutes lock that account from your address for a minute.
A new account's first week
An account must be 7 days old before it can trade or send Coin items: list or buy for Coins on the market, or send a Coin-priced item to another player as a shop gift or by item post. Everything paid in Gigas is open from the first day.
What a character carries
| Level and EXP | Progress toward the level cap: 185, or 255 with Membership |
| Gigas | The currency earned by playing — see Currencies |
| Guild and Guild Points | If you have joined one — see Guilds |
| Equipment | 19 slots — see Equipment Slots |
| Bag | 10 slots of carried items |
| Stash | Extra storage: page 1 (10 slots) is free, pages 2 to 5 are bought with Coins — see Bag, Stash & Gift Box |
| Gift box | Where market purchases and gifts arrive |
Coins belong to the account
Gigas belong to the character. Coins belong to the account. That matters if you ever delete your bot (from My Info in the game): your Coins and membership stay with the account, while the bot's Gigas, equipment, bag, stash and gift box are deleted with it, for good. A guild master cannot delete their bot.
Privileges
Three levels exist: player, gm and admin. A staff account sees its level on its own account page; public profiles never show it.