Player Housing
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Housing Revamped
REOPENED!
Players cannot purchase a room that is not a part of the list of residential areas. Your room is set as your recall point. You will also have one key to your house. Locked homes are required, with rare exceptions. All rooms are safe.
What you need to purchase a home:
1. One immortal token. 2. Your character needs to be at least level 50. 3. Your character needs to have at least 150 hours of play time. 4. You must pay the cost for a plot of land in your chosen area.
Acceptable Immortal Tokens
Items redeemable for a home or clan hall include:
Spoony bracelet Heart-tipped arrow Ripe, yellow Benana Quarter Moon Token Half Moon Token Tuna Token
Residential Areas For Purchase
When buying a plot of land, you must fulfill the above requirements, and then pay the following sums to begin building your first room. Each city has its own restrictions and bonuses to building options. Please see Clan Halls for further reference on expansion options. You are free to specify if you do NOT want something that comes with a basic house deal (like the cleaning bot). Homes are NOT blocked entry to all people but the owner automatically anymore.
ALL homes come with: One basic furniture, one key container, one locked door, one key.
- Gold City - 10,000 gold, max 6 rooms.
- Not implemented VIP pass into the Dancer's guild.
- All furniture is advanced furniture.
- Door is automatically nopass, pickproof.
- No pet expansions.
- Shop NPCs charge slightly more.
- Shrike - 6,500 gold, max 3 rooms.
- Comes with cleaning bot (sentinel looter)
- Truce - 5,000 gold, max 3 rooms.
- Viorar - Max 5 rooms. Pricing is now on a ridiculously complicated chart. See Viorar City
- One extra basic furniture.
- Wutai - 6,500 gold, max 3 rooms.
- Guardian can be an invisible ninja
- Cosmo Canyon - 7,000 gold, max 4 rooms.
- Shop NPCs are part time (open 8 hours).
- Rocket Town - 5,500 gold, max 3 rooms.
- Crysta - 3,500 gold, max 2 rooms.
- Mandala - 4,000 gold, max 3 rooms.
- Limited edition Mysterious Crystal Ball
- Todo - 4,000 gold, max 2 rooms.
- Regenerative furniture is advanced (bigger fireplaces, warmer beds... it's cold!)
- Brigantes - 8,000 gold, max 4 rooms
- Brigantes warp pipes reload along with your key
- Free sub-basic pet: Protects your key and has no other features. Stacks with purchased pet
- No Guardians or NPCs
Expansion Options
Each expansion option costs one immortal token in addition to any listed costs.
- FURNITURE
- BASIC: Low-rate regenerative furniture, containers, clocks, decor, fountains - 500 gold.
- ADVANCED: High-rate regenerative furniture, locked or hidden containers, unlimited fountains of rum etc - 1,000 gold.
- DOORS
- BASIC: Closeable, lockable, 1 key. Free doors, token cost applies to extra keys.
- ADVANCED: Pickproof, nopass, hidden. One token for each option. If you have paid for one of these flags once, you can put it on as many doors as you like.
- GUARDIANS/NPCs
- BASIC: Recognize the owner and up to 3 friends/alts, letting them in from a distant location. 5,000 gold
- ADVANCED: Up to 8 on access list, can be a shopkeeper w/ max 3 items inventory, can be a banker, 3,000 gold per option.
- MASTER: Ultra special! Guardians can become fightable mega-beefcakes. Can add a separate NPC for other tasks (buffer, healer). 10,000 gold per option.
- PETS
- BASIC: One mob that peacefully hangs out, awaiting to be charmed or tamed. Will keep people other than yourself from picking up keys. 2,500 gold and a taming item of my request! Level 40-50
- ADVANCED: Your current pet can be upgraded. Your new pet can also join on command. Features key access list like guardians. 5,000 gold and a charmed specimen of the pet to be bred. Level 50-100
- PORTALS
- BASIC: Unlimited portal, one-way to Truce Fountain or Viorar Fountain (or any valid city-center recall point in the future). Inconspicuous item, nobody can tell it's a portal usually! Charge is purely by distance, 1,000 to 5,000+ gold and a token.
- ADVANCED: Your portal can be Hidden. In addition, it can link up to another home that is owned by the same player.
- OTHER
- Negotiable.
FAQs
How do I go about buying a home?: What a good question, I'm glad you asked! First, write up at least the required single room description. Email that and any other building requests (the other room descs and the layout, the items you want) to me, Versalia. I prefer that it not be attached, but pasted into the body of the email. Then, grab my attention, and when I get a moment I'll review your email. Then, I will ask you to go stand in the room that you would like your home to be linked in and give it final approval. After that, I'll start putting it in!
Do all my doors HAVE to be Hidden now? Does my front door HAVE to be locked?: When you buy an option that applies to multiple things, like all your doors, it's your choice which ones obtain it. All of your doors do not have to be hidden. However, your front door MUST be locked. This is to prevent you from buying really nice furniture and leaving it wide open for the world and your other characters. If you want to let people in without picking the door, buy a Guardian. I've also required people with homes that are 'underground' to spring for the Hidden expansion before building.
Does my room purchase have to be indoors?: Of course not! However, with an outdoor plot of land, you have no walls. Thusly, your house will not be lit at all times, and counts as outdoors. You could still have a locked door, though it may seem odd... By the way, if you have no locked door you cannot own any expansions.
Are there specific locations that houses can be built? Yes and no. Homes can be built in the location of your choice, provided it is reasonably 'residential.' I will give it final approval. You may build outside of a residential zone or immediately outside of a city for an additional fee. Extremely exotic (no close proximity to a city) locations are reserved for clan halls.
Permanent pets aren't available! Yes huh, the vampumpkin is in Brigantes.
