Demonic God

You may not be attacked under the following scenarios:
You are in a location marked as a Sanctuary You can still be attacked if you possess head trophies You do not have any creatures Your creatures do not have sufficient vitality to battle You are in specific stages of the game (i.e story mode) that prevents you from being attacked You're given special ability/authority that prevents you from being attacked You're under the protection effect of a spell from another player Someone may not attack you under the following scenarios:
Neither of you are in an alliance, and your mindpower differs MP7 may battle all other mind powers Their honor is below 500 Alt checker has detected you two as alt accounts Attempt of bypassing the alt checker may result in a ban They do not possess any creatures of sufficient vitality They are blocked from attacking via spells They are in a specific stage of the game that disables combat It is up to you to determine how to avoid being attacked given these rules.

Here are the methods through which you may gain SCs, GCs and promissory notes for them:
Via finding them in the shop There exists a gold coin at the end of every shop category once emptied They may appear amidst the roleplaying items you can buy Being given by another player Via trading valuable possessions By completing a quest and is given as quest rewards By providing a service By borrowing By convincing/entertaining the other party Etc. Via logging in consecutively.

Any attempt of intentionally transferring items and creatures between accounts you own are illegal, and will result in punishment for all accounts involved - including those who helped you bypass existing methods to prevent alt abuse.

As a general rule - resources tend to stack, whereas items, consumables, and valuables do not.
Resources are things that are gathered, or processed, using tools and creatures from the realm.
A notable exception is the memory stone - while gathered as a resource, is a consumable.
To split a resource stack, you need to use a resource splitter. They are available via the wishpoint shop and the credit shop.

There are several methods:
Via the Gazebo of Chaos. The method for which may be found in the Paper Cabin, and may require the assistance of other players By making use of jumps/teleports, if available. Note that this is rarely ever the case By being brought there by someone with the authority to do so By being given the authority/method to do so

When clicking on a player's name, you can see an option to "Mute Player". This will prevent you from seeing any messages from them in the chat.
If you are being harassed, and especially if the harasser is attempting to bypass the mute via other platforms, please report the issue to a Game Master - Chewett or Mur.

Here are the known methods to acquire credit:
Via free credit voting links Via paying yourself You can pay directly for a set amount of credit OR You can subscribe to pay and gain a set amount monthly Via being paid for, by another member Others may buy a set amount of credits for you directly Via a wish, in the wishpoint shop

Creature boosts:
For now, boosts a single creature type (not family). Takes effect after token and stat bonus The boost value differs. Despite there are no wordings indicating so - the buff is different for different creatures and levels. The creature boosted is usually the B/W original version The creature boosted is usually not the creature with the aura. Some may boost themselves, however Stacks with other buffs and boosts, multiplicatively.  

There are two main methods of obtaining shards as of now:
Via sacrificing creatures Via using a wish to double the amount of owned shards Sacrificing a creature gives shards based on the following criteria:
The creature's level The creature's stats (age, wins) The creature's tokens To apply shards, visit the creature's page
A creature may possess multiple shards, at an increasing penalty cost Shards will be completely refunded if you want to remove them

The recruitment cost scales linearly with your creature count, starting from 0 (which defaults to 1 - nothing is free!). This means the third creature costs 2x of the base price, 4th costs 3x, etc.
To determine if you can afford something, budgeting is a valuable skill. Having someone to bail you out in case you screwed up also works.

They are a limited time way to teleport to a specific location, with little limitations.
They can be found in trigger panels - on the top right menu, if any exists.
They have a cooldown between uses, and can only be created by specific individuals for specific occasions.

There exists very few ways to force someone to move somewhere:
Through the use of some very uncommon spells. The more precise/powerful the spell, the higher the requirements to earn it, and the less likely it will get handed out. Through the use of land cleanser - which pushes people one scene down heat veins. Provided they're in the right location, and you're using the proper cleanser. The person in question may fiercely resist your attempt of moving them around. You need to be able to best them in combat to move them at all. By nicely convincing them to follow you.

"Morph" is a trait for specific creature types.
"Morph" creatures do not have a defined upgrade. It is instead chosen from a pool of possible transformation.
As of now, there exists one creature with this trait - the Snowman.
The snowman cannot be recruited, and is only given out as reward or gift The snowman cannot be traded once morphed They have 12 different variations  

You can click on the button below to view the requirements:

Resources are currently being under careful review & development.
As a general rule, you collect resources because:
You need to do or create something that requires that specific resource You want to increase your resource skill You just want to see numbers goes up You think they will be beneficial to you in the future - once resources gets developed further, and understand that your effort may not lead to fruition Someone gave you an incentive/reason to do so