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Voucher
A voucher is a coupon as an item. Right‑click opens a confirmation window, and only there do you actually redeem it — a mis‑click costs you nothing.
The eight types
| Voucher | Gives you |
|---|---|
| Varonx | Varonx at the printed height |
| Coins | Coins into your wallet |
| Rank | A player rank |
| Skill‑XP | XP for a specific Skill |
| Claim‑Blocks | More area for Claims |
| Weapon‑Skin | A different look for a weapon |
| Armor‑Skin | A different look for a piece of armor |
| Custom‑Title | A self‑chosen title behind your name |
The name of the voucher always tells you exactly what’s inside — amount, rank or skill are written right on it.
Bound and free
Some vouchers are bound: they have a player name on them, and only that player can redeem them. Others are free and therefore tradable like any other item.
If you try to redeem someone else’s bound voucher, nothing happens.
Free vouchers are a popular trade commodity — you’ll find them regularly in the Auction House and through Direct Trade. A coin voucher is basically cash in item form.
Where vouchers come from
- Crates and keys
- Season Pass, Quests and achievements
- XP Event, server goals and team events
- As a reward from team activities
Titles
A Custom‑Title voucher lets you enter your own text that appears behind your name.
/titel opens the manager: there you switch between all titles you’ve ever unlocked, or revert to the normal coin display. Old titles aren’t lost when you redeem a new one.
Titles are reviewed. Offensive, extremist or otherwise inappropriate text will be rejected — and anyone who tries to bypass the system loses the title again. The rules also apply to three words behind your name.
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