Ungod

The simplest (and recently introduced) way is to be active, as consecutive active days get you some coins. Then, you can buy both silver and gold in the shop sections, although their exact position should be a spoiler. Participating into quests (and winning them, preferably) can land you plenty rewards, among which mr. money. Selling resources or creatures is another way, just like begging, which I haven't seen as of yet and don't recommend whatsoever. Money-lending isn't and shouldn't be a way.

What (pages) do I look at, how much can I really find out?

There must be a number of ways, no?

What can I do with them?

I want to know the limitations.

What creatures are a 'no-miss'?

If there was a way that involves less thinking, I'd like to know it.

I wanted to buy an item from shop, but I don't have enough loyalty. What do I do?

I see some people have a special avatar that is not black and white. I want one too!

I know how to transfer one to my collection, but how to trade it?

I got some; now what?

And what are they useful for?

I cannot make heads or tail of that panel and the names, numbers and words in it.

If you don't understand a command in English, you will be MADE to understand it, because orders are orders. Otherwise, if people talk to you and you cannot understand much, nod and try to use your hands in a manner that you think is acceptable. Making sounds is forbidden, since one wrong syllable can end a man's life. Joking aside, since the language barrier refers to not understanding one language and one language only (English), you'll quickly break through that barrier just by reading and (occasionally) writing it. Lately, autocorrect seems to be everywhere and underlines (in RED) stuff like Ledah or Granos or, why not, Chewett (I wish there was a way to correct those, but we live in an imperfect world and we should accept eachother as we are). Do not worry about the language barrier unless it can cause you to appear rude (and if you are, try to hide it!!). This means watching out for words like 'rude' 'moron' 'don't talk to me ever again', which are hints in your quest of talking to people. If people are not talking to you, it may be because everybody hates you, but it's usually because they are idle. You may ask a question in chat, and get an answer 6 hrs later. You may wave to some idle character in the morning, and see they waved back in the evening. Don't sweat it, you're not hated. (??) I don't think you have to worry about that when there are at least 10 countries represented in MD, and the overall spoken English is clinging for dear life (mine included). Still, that doesn't mean you don't have to make an effort and enjoy the sunrise from the other side of the barrier. People improve, and so should you.

Unless you like the condition of metic, becoming a respectable citizen of a (more or less respectable) land is something to be desired. For starters, the beer will be free* and you will not have to mingle with the riff-raff of No Man's land (people with no loyalty to nobody) anymore. You will miss the times you argued about the number of pillars GoE has, but hey, there's plenty more pillars to be miscounted elsewhere as well. The (sum of) benefits of joining a land are as diverse as are lands. This might be under the spoiler category, so I cannot detail too much, but from stat increase to regen timer decrease, there a number of things that alter your perception when joining a land. However, you will find heat gathering way easier inside your land and heat loss much more penalizing when outside your land. Other benefits include the possibility of acquisition of shared tools, which usually require you to satisfy one or both conditions: loyalty points and citizenship. This comes in hand with fighting resource wars over who depleted what, when and why. Making your way up into the world also involves NOT bypassing citizenship, as to join an alliance and become a respectable whatever means being a citizen first and foremost; you also get to have a say in land votes and king decapitations. You can also become a KING and get that shiny medal which does not disappear after your kinghood does. Well, the benefits are too many to list here, but I think drawbacks exist as well, and some may prove equal to the benefits. For instance, you might not choose the best land there is and regret it bitterly afterwards (unfortunately, because it would count as publicity, I cannot disclose the name, you'll have to figure it out by yourself *wink wink*). Ponder the question, but remember there is no obligation to be a (respectable desirable decent intelligent full of potential) citizen. None at all! *promotion restricted to a few first items

Nobody dies, it's all a ruse... Well, nobody truly dies because we've been under a resurrection spell since about 2-3 millennia ago. This is why they still move about as corpses. They also speak as if nothing happened, no personality disorder occurs. As to how death happens in MagicDuel, it may involve a bad choice in a quest, but typically it involves a bad choice in your interpersonal relationships. A careless remark, a misplaced emoted smirk, is all it takes to tick some people off. Add to that the existence of 'kill items' in the realm, as well as assassins who kill for money (usually), and death happens. Kill items require gold to operate and you can also order a hit by paying enough gold.

You are in luck, because there is. A certain item can be bought in the MD shop and it's called token removal gel. It may be a sticky business, but the gel will remove the token from that creature and turn it into an inventory item, just as advertised. Now that is an honest business!

I can't seem to get more than 1 flower, no matter how many herbs I gather.

I see in some people's inventory 'creature totems'. I want to make one myself!

I see some people boasting with big numbers, when I only have 24. Unfair!

(such as faster regen time etc, bought in the shop)

but to limit the question: in terms of daily grind?

oops, I meant to say ''convince''

(interpret this as you will, it's not as simple as AD)

I see many people with all kinds of personal pages like 'military ways and beliefs'. Where do I get those and how many of such pages can I get?