World Access
Players can play for free or obtain a subscription. Free to Play Players can purchase different areas of the Spiral with the In-Game currency called Crowns (like the Danish money currency is called in English). When a player approaches a street or area they cannot access as a Free to Play player, they will be asked if they want to enter this Premium Area. The player can purchase the Premium Area with Crowns. Once a player has purchased an area, it's accessible to all the characters on that account who have completed the quests to enter that area. Areas can cost from 750-1,995 Crowns. Crowns can be purchased by a game card or from the online store.
If a player decides to begin a subscription they are not only free to roam about the whole 11 worlds during their timed subscription days but are also able to: participate in ranked PvP matches, Ranked Derby races, buying Castles and Lands (or after reaching Level 15), advanced Crafting, Gifting capabilities, True Friends, faster Energy regeneration, larger backpack, larger friends list and faster Crafting timers. Also outside of the game, players will gain the power to post on the Wizard101 Message Board.
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