Game Time Token

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Game Time Token
Vital statistics
Size (item)Item (inventory)size.<br><br>xitem & yitem 1 x 1
Skill(s) RequiredSpecific needed skills that enable a given object or item. (None)
Discovery Req.This(<i>discoveryreq</i>) is only for items that need to be discovered in addition to items listed in "Object(s) Required"/<i>(<i>objectsreq</i>).</i><small><br><b><i>(Temporary active on all pages, but leave empty if "None".</i></b><small> (None or Unknown)
Object(s) Required Real-life money
Produced By Haven & Hearth Store
Go to Objects

"Subscription Tokens are provided as ingame items which can be transferred or given to other players. One Subscription Token can be consumed to add a One Month Bronze Subscription to whichever account consumed it.

Beware: As Subscription Tokens can be transferred to other players ingame, they can also be lost or stolen ingame. This is intended behavior, and they are not reimbursed, retrieved, or restored, in the event that they are lost."

-Official Haven & Hearth Store description

How to Acquire

Game Time Tokens can be purchased from the game's official store for real currency, at which point they will be sent to your hearthfire. You may right-click your hearthfire to pull them out, or hold them and right click them onto the hearthfire to return them to it. While in your hearthfire, they cannot be stolen or interacted with in any way by any other player, and also will persist through any sort of world reset or server crash, just like cosmetic hats, so consider them completely and entirely safe inside your hearthfire. However, unlike hats, they are considered an ordinary item and can be traded or stolen in the manner of one when outside your hearthfire, so they should always be stored in one when not intending to use them.

Use

Their primary use is consumption to gain subscription benefits. Right-click a Game Time Token and Use it to gain one month of a Bronze-tier subscription.

That is far from their only use however, nor its most common. Because they can be freely transferred to other players, they have become the pillar of most economy in the game world. Most player-run trade posts use them as the gold standard for currency and nearly all will accept them as payment.

Any reference to a "subtoken" is referring to a Game Time Token.

Tokens look like hourglasses.