Inviting Allies

Once you have finished your own first steps, an invite link appears under Social → Invite. It is yours permanently and never changes. Anyone who opens it can press PLAY NOW straight away: there is no account to make first, and no code to type.

The invitation follows them. Someone can open your link, play as a guest for a week, and save their progress with an email later without ever losing the connection to you.

Signing up is not enough. An invite counts once your friend has finished the tutorial and reached character level 3 — roughly an hour of real play. That is the whole point: the reward is for bringing a player, not for making an account.

• Your friend receives 500 gold and a starter parcel: 15 cooked fish, 25 wood, 25 iron ore.
• You receive 1500 gold for every invite that counts.

Neither reward is equipment, experience, or combat power. Nobody who never invites anyone falls behind.

Past the early rungs the rewards stop being about gold. They become recognition: a title, a mark on your profile, a line in your friends' activity feed.

• First Ally (1 answered) — Someone you invited made it into the realm for real.
• A Small Company (3 answered) — Three allies answered. That is a war band, near enough.
• Banner Raised (5 answered) — Five now follow the banner you put up. Unlocks a title.
• The Muster (10 answered) — Ten allies. The Wardens kept lists shorter than this.
• Herald of the Realm (25 answered) — Twenty-five people walk these roads because of you. Unlocks a title.

• One player can only ever be credited to one inviter, decided the moment their account is made.
• You cannot invite yourself.
• Every reward is paid exactly once, whatever happens to the connection along the way.