Good day everyone,

I'm a returning player, who stopped playing 2 years ago. When I logged in again I saw I couldn't use most of my creatures, because of the MP restrictions.
So I decided to start again on another account (this one), but now I still have quite alot of aged creatures on my old account, or main whatever you want to call it.
If I sell them, is it allowed to send the profit to my current account?

Thanks in advance.

Innos

No, that's not allowed.
But we're not really strict with that, as long as it's just a low value, nobody will bother.

Your trades will be logged forever, though, it might happen that something against this behavior is implemented.

Edited October 2, 201114 yr by Burns

Well there are only common crits and an imperial aramor in case I would sell them. Is that considered low value?

The price gained from them would be variable.

The money gained from the sale would have to go to the account with the creatures on them - simple sale principle, have the creatures, get the coins.

I'm pretty sure that item trades between alts is now restricted, meaning you'd then be unable to send the coins from your old account onto your current one.

You're still welcome to sell them, you just might not be able to profit from it on your new account.

Ok, so I guess if I ask the buyer to give the coins to my new account i'm acting against the rules?
My old account has less than one-third Energy-value compared to my new one,
so continueing playing on my old account is not really an option. But I'm sure there are other players
who could use the crits...

Edited October 2, 201114 yr by Innos

Yeah, that'd be alt abuse

You'd probably get people interested in buying, yeah - aged creatures, low IDs, generally go fairly easy

Allright. Then I'll try to find another use for them.
Thanks for the info, topic can be closed.