NPC System

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:new: UPDATED 17/05/01 Conversion rules updated

What are NPCs?

NPCs, or Non-Playable Characters, are essentially “side characters” in your character’s story. While you can’t use them for events, your character (and other characters) can be drawn with them without you needing to worry about the "50%" rule. NPCs let you build out your character’s tale, and lets other people know more about your character as well!

How does it work?

You purchase NPC slots with gold coins. The first NPC costs 1 gold coin, and the payment increases by 1 with each subsequent NPC slot purchase (i.e., the second costs 2 gold coins, the third 3, and so on). Currently, players are allowed up to three NPCs per main character (meaning a max total of 12). Though the limit may change with feedback and activity, please think hard about what NPCs you wish to associate with your main characters!!
Note the Kafra team with a Wikia entry with picture, an NPC app sheet, or both. Once accepted and the correct amount of gold coins is confirmed, your NPC is officially in!



Rules for NPCs
:bulletred: First and foremost, your NPC must have a significant connection to your GTRO character.
:bulletred: All rules that apply to GTRO characters also apply to NPCs.
:bulletred: Adopted characters cannot have NPCs
:bulletred: NPCs cannot be used in Monthly Events. They also cannot be directly used in PvP, Quests, or Guilds.
:bulletred: NPCs cannot receive Event Rewards and are ineligible to receive item shop purchases.
:new::bulletred: NPCs cannot be displayed alone. They must be displayed with a main character in the group, whether it's the main they are connected to or someone else's main They can also be displayed with adopted characters.


Conversion Rules
Should you find yourself considering converting characters from Main to NPC, and vice versa, heed the following:
:bulletred: Player Character to Non-Player Character (PC-to-NPC) conversions will only be available for members who have Main 3-4 characters. The Adopted Slot is not included in the character count requirement.
:bulletred: Promoting an NPC to a Main Character is allowed, provided you have a slot for it. Delete the NPC, then submit a new app sheet as normal. The Adopted Slot is also eligible for this.
:bulletred: Both the above points can happen at the same time, so be aware if you intend to swap the slots of a PC and NPC. No discounts.
:bulletred: If a converted main character had NPCs attached to them, then all the attached NPCs are removed as well. No refunds.
:bulletred: If the converted character was in the Adopted Slot, then the member whose slot was used will permanently lose their Adopted Slot.
:bulletred: All items the converted player character had will be removed from storage.
:bulletred: The conversion prices are based on slot and NPC order.

Example, if you wish to convert your second character into an NPC, but you have 5 NPCs already, the total conversion price is 800k (because the second character slot costs 800k to use) and 6 Gold Coins because it'll become a 6th NPC.

Ask the Kafras if you have any questions! There will be additional updates to this journal, highlighting future possibilities, so stay tuned.

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I have a question: the difference between an adopted character and a NPC character are basically that adopted character are able to buy a spotlight and can use storage while NPC can't? Also I am confused since the NPC journal and the Adoption journal state that they can't participate in events/win prizes from events, but latest events contradict that rule.

NPCs are way cheaper solution/less limited in slots that's why I'm wondering other than the wikia entry being a must. The previous rules for NPC stated that the NPC character can only be shown together with their GTRO character not alone on their own, which gave them much less rights than an adopted character; now is the question if there is even much difference between adopted and NPC! Being one of the members, who already have their adopted character slot taken, it surely is nice to have the opportunity to use a NPC slot to bring another "adopted" character to the group, but I'm wondering what really is the point in having an Adoption Slot, if the differences are so very minimal.