Premium

Premium is time, not an item. You take it in the in-game store with points, in blocks of days, and the days add to whatever you still have.

Sometimes it also comes as a prize in the game and in events, and an account without it plays the whole island all the same. What it gives is written below, so you read it before you spend.

What it gives

• One loyalty point for every five days of premium you actually live. Buying grants no point; living the time does. The point belongs to the account, counts for every character on it, and never expires — it stays after the premium time is gone.
• Ten per cent more experience for every kill.
• Natural regeneration at twice the rate, health and mana both.
• A bonus of five per cent, yours to pick, among dodge, critical hit, double strike and attack speed. Changing it takes a paid reset, once every three days.
• Food that feeds twice as long.
• Twice as long standing still before the world sends you out: 40 minutes instead of 20.
• Priority in the queue when the world is full.
• Buying a house, and sleeping in the bed of one.
• Six Retro outfits.
• Norma, who only trades with premium customers. Every other shopkeeper in Rookgaard serves anybody.
• The boat of Captain Nine, which takes premium passengers only.
• A private chat channel of your own.
• Twice the amount of the daily reward, which every account collects.
• Drinking life or mana fluid without keeping the empty vial, if you tick that option in the Premium Bonus window.
• A passage on the island that only lets Premium Accounts through.

The list is not closed: what premium gives is decided in the world and can grow.

What it costs

Days add to the time you already have. The points come out of the store inside the client.

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Premium time runs out. Loyalty does not. Buying premium grants no point by itself: the point comes from the days you live with premium on, counted when you enter the world, and only up to the day your premium ends. Once earned, the points pile up for good — on every character of the account, the ones you have and the ones you have yet to make.

1 loyalty point = 5 days of premium lived. The top, 72 points, takes 360 days of premium and gives +10 to the skills.

The count started with the update that brought this rule, for every account at the same time — nobody lost time for having been away. The points earned before it stay as they are.

The points climb a ladder. You sit on the highest rung your points reach, and the rung is a fixed skill bonus and a title.

The bonus applies to fist, club, sword, axe, distance, shielding and fishing.

The ladder is set in the world and can be changed there. This page reads it as it stands.

1		Hunter Maximus	112
2		Gorilao da Bola Azul	94
3		Loko	55
4		Bop	39
5		Nightcrowler	33

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