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[[file:Elevator Pass description.png|thumb|250px|An active Elevator Pass.]]  
 
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'''Elevator Passes''' are [[Usable]] items which allows knights on the account to bypass all elevator fees. They are obtained through the Energy Depot either by direct purchase, which lasts one month(30 days), or through the [[Explorer's Pack]], which lasts two weeks. Once purchased, they are immediately activated and bound to the account, and as such, they can never be traded.
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'''Elevator Passes''' were [[Usable]] items which allowed a player, one knight per account, to bypass all elevator fees. Elevator Passes were obtained through the [[Energy Depot]] either by direct purchase, which lasted one month (30 days), or through the [[Explorer's Pack]], which lasted two weeks (14 days). Once purchased, an Elevator Pass was immediately activated and bound to an account, and as such, could never be traded.
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Being bound to an entire account, it would have appeared in the [[arsenal]] of all knights on the account. It would have only affected one account, and no others on the same computer. Because a purchase of [[Energy]] is required to register the account as paid so that a second account can be created with its own separate mist energy reserve, buying the Elevator Pass alone will not meet this requirement. Buying the Explorer's Pack, would have, however, because it contains Energy.
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Elevator Passes were unrestricted; a knight could freely use as many elevators as they please for the duration. Additionally, passes stacked with each other, meaning that two Explorer's Pack purchases would have granted a four week pass.
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The Elevator Pass did '''not''' negate the energy required for tabbing other knights. Doing so would have drawn from the knight's Mist or Crystal Energy reserves as it normally did, unless the other player(s) in question also had an Elevator Pass
  
Being bound to the entire account, it will appear in the [[Arsenal]] of all knights on the account. It will only affect that one account, and no others on the same computer. Because a purchase of Crystal Energy is required to register the account as paid so that a second account can be created with its own separate mist energy reserve, buying the Elevator Pass alone will not meet this requirement. Buying the Explorer's Pack, will, however, because it contains Crystal Energy.
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== Historical Notes ==
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* The Elevator Pass was first introduced to the game in {{release|2011-11-16}}.
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* The Elevator Pass was removed from the game in  {{release|2013-07-30}}.
  
The Elevator Pass is unrestricted; the knight can freely use as many elevators as they please for the duration. Additionally, passes stack with each other, meaning that two Explorer's Pack purchases will grant a four week pass.
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==See Also==
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*[[Billing FAQ]] - information about buying energy
  
The pass does '''not''' negate the energy required for tabbing other knights. Doing so will draw from the knight's Mist or Crystal Energy reserves as it normally would, unless they also have a pass.
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==Other links==
[[Category:Usables]]
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*{{es|Elevator_Pass|Pase de Elevador}}

Latest revision as of 09:10, 3 July 2019

Official-Exit Elevator.png The subject of this article is obsolete and no longer present in the game.
Information presented here may no longer apply to the current game. It is retained primarily for historical interest.
An active Elevator Pass.

Elevator Passes were Usable items which allowed a player, one knight per account, to bypass all elevator fees. Elevator Passes were obtained through the Energy Depot either by direct purchase, which lasted one month (30 days), or through the Explorer's Pack, which lasted two weeks (14 days). Once purchased, an Elevator Pass was immediately activated and bound to an account, and as such, could never be traded.

Being bound to an entire account, it would have appeared in the arsenal of all knights on the account. It would have only affected one account, and no others on the same computer. Because a purchase of Energy is required to register the account as paid so that a second account can be created with its own separate mist energy reserve, buying the Elevator Pass alone will not meet this requirement. Buying the Explorer's Pack, would have, however, because it contains Energy.

Elevator Passes were unrestricted; a knight could freely use as many elevators as they please for the duration. Additionally, passes stacked with each other, meaning that two Explorer's Pack purchases would have granted a four week pass.

The Elevator Pass did not negate the energy required for tabbing other knights. Doing so would have drawn from the knight's Mist or Crystal Energy reserves as it normally did, unless the other player(s) in question also had an Elevator Pass

Historical Notes

See Also

Other links

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