Crystal Shop

Client 0.8.1 distinguishes spending existing crystals from buying more. If updated terms are declined, existing crystals remain available and can still be spent in the Crystal Shop. Buying additional crystals requires accepting the updated terms after closing and reopening the game. Ranking, House and Market online access remain restricted in that declined state. This wiki does not perform purchases or manage your account consent.

Every crystal amount below is a client default, not a guaranteed live offer. The shop resolves a server product price first when one exists. Skin and balloon rarity configuration can also change their default price; eligible House furniture has its own server price override. Featured cards and the daily item can add replacement prices and timed discounts. Product availability, ownership and the final transaction are checked by the online service.

The core product catalog has 76 entries: four hero products, four pets, two stash products, fifty skins and sixteen balloons. The House catalog is loaded separately; crystal packs and offer sections are dynamic. Prices in currency units are not proof of a real-money or regional Steam amount.

Offers assembles server-configured product lists, featured cards and the daily item. Cards can have start/end periods, a replacement price and a timed percentage discount. The client chooses the lowest eligible resolved price, breaking equal prices by the larger discount. This page does not invent a current offer or countdown.

Crystals is the currency purchase tab. Crystal packs, real-money amounts, regional pricing, Steam purchase availability and checkout eligibility require a current server / Steam response. The static client does not establish a guaranteed real-money price. Complete purchases in the game after reviewing its confirmation and terms.

The four individually priced class products unlock Barbarian, Monk, Witch and Paladin permanently. Unlocking a class lets it be chosen or recruited; it does not instantly create a leveled hero. Each has an 800 crystal core default.

The four individual paid companions are Goldwyrm, Sage Owl, Fortune Cat and Valkyrie, each with a 400 crystal core default. Other pets use their own progression unlocks. See Pets for exact bonuses and unlock requirements.

The Stash tab contains Premium stash tab and Codex tab upgrade. A premium tab starts at 300 crystals. The reviewed formula is round(base price × (1 + purchased premium tabs / 3)); at the 300 crystal base this gives 300, 400, 500, 600… . Counted purchased tabs include relevant pack entitlements. The upgrade product has a 150 crystal core default and converts the first non-premium Codex tab, adding a color and affinity.

These tab products affect storage organization; they are separate from the Codex rune map. Offers and server product prices apply before the premium-tab progression factor.

The client defines fifty hero-skin products. Core prices follow rarity: Heroic 550, Mythic 800, Ascendant 1,200 and Eternal 1,750 crystals. A server product or rarity-price setting may override these values. See the Skins catalog for class and collection comparisons.

Sixteen paid balloon products use rarity prices: Rare 300, Mythic 500, Ascendant 800 and Eternal 1,200 crystals. Classic is free and has no paid product entry. See Balloons for all native art, equip controls and House displays.

The House tab loads the native furniture catalog with category, collection, variant and currency filters. It contains 260 furniture types and 716 variants. Gold-priced pieces have crystal payment alternatives; crystal-only pieces can participate in server shop pricing. The catalog and shipped purchase amounts are shown on House.

Verified from the installed QuestAway 0.8.1 client (revision 6d1e887bd1c0). These are static client defaults with the shipped configuration applied. Server prices, offers, ownership and availability can differ.

House catalog · Balloons · Skins · Pets.