FAQ - Revision history

Altren at 17:26, 20 September 2013

2013-09-20T17:26:58Z

Altren at 17:58, 18 September 2013

2013-09-18T17:58:28Z

Altren at 17:57, 18 September 2013

2013-09-18T17:57:55Z

Altren at 17:38, 17 September 2013

2013-09-17T17:38:41Z

Altren at 10:17, 12 September 2013

2013-09-12T10:17:45Z

Altren: /* What is a Phantom card? */

2013-09-12T10:13:38Z

‎What is a Phantom card?

Altren: /* Is this game really free to play? */

2013-09-12T10:12:00Z

‎Is this game really free to play?

Altren at 22:05, 16 May 2011

2011-05-16T22:05:55Z

Altren at 22:05, 16 May 2011

2011-05-16T22:05:23Z

Altren at 22:04, 16 May 2011

2011-05-16T22:04:30Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:26, 20 September 2013
Line 68:		Line 68:

	Check to make sure your AI is on normal difficulty. Otherwise, it's good to practice on where there are no battle-willing players.		Check to make sure your AI is on normal difficulty. Otherwise, it's good to practice on where there are no battle-willing players.
		+

	== I want to change/set my email address for password recovery. What should I do? ==		== I want to change/set my email address for password recovery. What should I do? ==

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:58, 18 September 2013
Line 75:		Line 75:

	Keep in mind that you not provided email during registration and lost your password there might be problematic to recover your account (contact Altren in game or mail to altren@thfarwilds.com).		Keep in mind that you not provided email during registration and lost your password there might be problematic to recover your account (contact Altren in game or mail to altren@thfarwilds.com).
−
−	==

	<!--		<!--

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:57, 18 September 2013
Line 69:		Line 69:
	Check to make sure your AI is on normal difficulty. Otherwise, it's good to practice on where there are no battle-willing players.		Check to make sure your AI is on normal difficulty. Otherwise, it's good to practice on where there are no battle-willing players.

		+	== I want to change/set my email address for password recovery. What should I do? ==
		+	Visit this page and use your login/password used in game: http://www.thefarwilds.com/forum/ucp.php?i=profile&mode=reg_details
		+
		+	There you can set email.
		+
		+	Keep in mind that you not provided email during registration and lost your password there might be problematic to recover your account (contact Altren in game or mail to altren@thfarwilds.com).
		+
		+	==

	<!--		<!--

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:38, 17 September 2013
Line 1:		Line 1:
	== What is Gold? ==		== What is Gold? ==

−	~~There are two types of currencies~~ in The Far Wilds~~. One is Gold, the other is [[Power]]~~. You can purchase Gold from the Market Section, using Amazon payments, that accept all major credit cards. With gold you can buy cards on the market, buy Starter Packs in the Market Section or use it to enter the various [[Tournaments]] that The Far Wilds has to offer. (Some Tournaments are totally free to play.)	+	Gold is currency in The Far Wilds. You can purchase Gold from the Market Section, using Amazon payments, that accept all major credit cards. With gold you can buy cards on the market, buy Starter Packs in the Market Section or use it to enter the various [[Tournaments]] that The Far Wilds has to offer. (Some Tournaments are totally free to play.)

← Older revision		Revision as of 10:17, 12 September 2013
Line 2:		Line 2:

	There are two types of currencies in The Far Wilds. One is Gold, the other is [[Power]]. You can purchase Gold from the Market Section, using Amazon payments, that accept all major credit cards. With gold you can buy cards on the market, buy Starter Packs in the Market Section or use it to enter the various [[Tournaments]] that The Far Wilds has to offer. (Some Tournaments are totally free to play.)		There are two types of currencies in The Far Wilds. One is Gold, the other is [[Power]]. You can purchase Gold from the Market Section, using Amazon payments, that accept all major credit cards. With gold you can buy cards on the market, buy Starter Packs in the Market Section or use it to enter the various [[Tournaments]] that The Far Wilds has to offer. (Some Tournaments are totally free to play.)
−
−	~~== What is Power? ==~~
−
−	Unlike Gold, you can't buy Power with "real" money. It used to be something you gained if you were doing well in various [[Tournaments]]. For instance, you would get 4 Power if you won an [[Expert Clash]], 2 if you were the runner up and 1 if you were third. You can enter Tournaments using Power and you can also sell it in exchange for Gold on the market. There is currently no way to win more power.

@@ Line 19: / Line 19: @@
 Except for these differences, Default cards work in much the same way as other cards. Hence, you can include any variety of them in your decks (given that they adhere to the normal deck rules for each format), including the deck with which you enter the [[Expert Clash]].
-== What is a Phantom card? ==
+== Why are some of the cards in my army are grey? / What is a Phantom card? ==
 A [[Phantom]] card is a card that it is greyed out and can’t be traded or sold. It has an expiry date. When you receive a Phantom card, you will have it for X number of days, after which it is deleted from your army. You can acquire Phantom cards by playing on the weekly [[Ladder]] or by playing the computer (SarsAI). After each win you acquire one Phantom card and if you are fortunate enough to be ranked at the top of the Ladder before it resets, you acquire 60 Phantom cards.
 You can include any variety of Phantom cards in your decks (given that they adhere to the normal deck rules for each format), including the deck with which you enter the [[Expert Clash]].
 == Is this game really free to play? ==

@@ Line 30: / Line 30: @@
 It is possible to create entire decks from just phantoms. If you don't have that kind of time, so using money to buy gold is a way to get permanent cards you can build a solid deck around.
-Also you can play [[Tournaments]] formats for free such as Draft or Sealed and you don't need to own any cards for this.
+You can play regular free tournaments with gold prizes, but winning gold this way is relatively slow.
 == Why are there no Elemental, Celestial Imperium, and Chaos Default Armies? ==

@@ Line 5: / Line 5: @@
 == What is Power? ==
-Unlike Gold, you can't buy Power with "real" money. It used to be something you gained if you were doing well in various [[Tournaments]]. For instance, you would get 4 Power if you won an [[Expert_Clash]], 2 if you were the runner up and 1 if you were third. You can enter Tournaments using Power and you can also sell it in exchange for Gold on the market. There is currently no way to win more power.
+Unlike Gold, you can't buy Power with "real" money. It used to be something you gained if you were doing well in various [[Tournaments]]. For instance, you would get 4 Power if you won an [[Expert Clash]], 2 if you were the runner up and 1 if you were third. You can enter Tournaments using Power and you can also sell it in exchange for Gold on the market. There is currently no way to win more power.
@@ Line 17: / Line 17: @@
 When you register an account, you are given three different pre-made armies from three different domains ([[Default DarkLegion]], [[Default MountainFolk]] and [[Default Sylvan]]), together with five Basic Buildings from all domains, including the other three currently existing domains (Elemental, Celestial Imperium and Horde of Chaos). Default cards, unlike [[Phantom]] cards and cards that you have bought, can’t be sold or traded. You can tell that a card is a Default Card by the fact that it is greyed out and has no expiry date. The exception to this rule is Default buildings which have their normal colour.
-Except for these differences, Default cards work in much the same way as other cards. Hence, you can include any variety of them in your decks (given that they adhere to the normal deck rules for each format), including the deck with which you enter the [[Expert_Clash]].
+Except for these differences, Default cards work in much the same way as other cards. Hence, you can include any variety of them in your decks (given that they adhere to the normal deck rules for each format), including the deck with which you enter the [[Expert Clash]].
 == What is a Phantom card? ==
@@ Line 23: / Line 23: @@
 A [[Phantom]] card is a card that it is greyed out and can’t be traded or sold. It has an expiry date. When you receive a Phantom card, you will have it for X number of days, after which it is deleted from your army. You can acquire Phantom cards by playing on the weekly [[Ladder]] or by playing the computer (SarsAI). After each win you acquire one Phantom card and if you are fortunate enough to be ranked at the top of the Ladder before it resets, you acquire 60 Phantom cards.
-You can include any variety of Phantom cards in your decks (given that they adhere to the normal deck rules for each format), including the deck with which you enter the [[Expert_Clash]].
+You can include any variety of Phantom cards in your decks (given that they adhere to the normal deck rules for each format), including the deck with which you enter the [[Expert Clash]].

@@ Line 15: / Line 15: @@
 == What is a Default card? ==
-When you register an account, you are given three different pre-made armies from three different domains ([[Default_DarkLegion]], [[Default_MountainFolk]] and [[Default_Sylvan]]), together with five Basic Buildings from all domains, including the other three currently existing domains (Elemental, Celestial Imperium and Horde of Chaos). Default cards, unlike [[Phantom]] cards and cards that you have bought, can’t be sold or traded. You can tell that a card is a Default Card by the fact that it is greyed out and has no expiry date. The exception to this rule is Default buildings which have their normal colour.
+When you register an account, you are given three different pre-made armies from three different domains ([[Default DarkLegion]], [[Default MountainFolk]] and [[Default Sylvan]]), together with five Basic Buildings from all domains, including the other three currently existing domains (Elemental, Celestial Imperium and Horde of Chaos). Default cards, unlike [[Phantom]] cards and cards that you have bought, can’t be sold or traded. You can tell that a card is a Default Card by the fact that it is greyed out and has no expiry date. The exception to this rule is Default buildings which have their normal colour.
 Except for these differences, Default cards work in much the same way as other cards. Hence, you can include any variety of them in your decks (given that they adhere to the normal deck rules for each format), including the deck with which you enter the [[Expert_Clash]].
@@ Line 77: / Line 77: @@
 == What are Acorns? ==
-Acorns are no longer won in [[Tournaments]]. The [[Expert_Clash]] used to give a 400 Acorn prize pool after power was removed. You earn Acorns at a certain rate per hour if you have less than 500 Acorns. Acorns are used to build your [[Kingdom]]. Kingdoms are no longer in the game at the moment. They were removed to focus on better aspects of the game.
+Acorns are no longer won in [[Tournaments]]. The [[Expert Clash]] used to give a 400 Acorn prize pool after power was removed. You earn Acorns at a certain rate per hour if you have less than 500 Acorns. Acorns are used to build your [[Kingdom]]. Kingdoms are no longer in the game at the moment. They were removed to focus on better aspects of the game.

@@ Line 36: / Line 36: @@
 Mainly due to two factors:
-) No one has designed such a deck yet.
-) It would affect the market values of the cards used to build those default decks.
+* No one has designed such a deck yet.