Gifting

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You can send gifts to your friends.

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This page overviews everything players need to know about gifting.

If you want information on adding friends, see Friends.
If you want information about visiting your friends, see Visiting.

## Sending Gifts

### Methods of Gifting

You can send a gift to your friends in a few ways:

* Viewing their wishlist and sending them a gift
* Checking the News Feed and sending them a gift
* Randomly sending a gift
* Sending a Thank you gift
* Through a request (see Requests)

A friend can be gifted any collection items, assemblers, or stickers that are not part of a current event. Those things usually become available for gifting within the next couple of events.

### Types of Gifts

There are 4 types of gifts

1. Collection Items
2. Stickers
3. Assemblers (including Artifact Assemblers)
4. Gift Boxes

Collection Items and stickers **will** come out of your inventory. Assemblers and Gift Boxes will **not** come out of your inventory.

### Gifting Limits

* A single friend can be given up to 10 collection items **or** stickers in a 24 hour period. (There is an exception; see Requests)
* You can send a maximum of 50 collection items or stickers in a 24 hour period. (There is an exception; see Requests)
* A single friend can be given 1 assembler **or** 1 gift box in a 24 hour period.
* You can give all of your friends 1 assembler or 1 gift box in a 24 hour period. Since you could have 1000 friends, the maximum number of assemblers or gift boxes you can send in a 24 hour period is 1000.

After you hit the maximum, you will be "grey".

### Numbers over Wishlist Items

The small boxes with a number over an item that you might see on a friend's wishlist indicates how many of that specific collection item (or sticker) that you have. If there is no box, the item is an assembler.

### Sending a Collection Item from WishList, News Feed, or Randomly

For Collection Items, clicking the item will present a Confirmation Prompt. If you choose "send gift", the game will send one from **your** inventory to that friend. If you choose "cancel", nothing will be sent and the item will remain in your inventory.

### Sending an Assembler from WishList, News Feed, or Randomly

For assemblers, clicking the assembler will immediately send it to your friend. Assemblers are free to give and **do not** come out of your inventory.

Assemblers require a certain level in order to be gifted. The game will tell you if you cannot send a particular assembler because you have not yet achieved a particular level. There are some assemblers that are available to be gifted as soon as you have achieved a level sufficient to have friends. Then, as your level increases, more and more assemblers become available for you to gift.

All the Artifact Assemblers (Main and Upper) are available to be gifted at a fairly low level. So, you can almost always send one of the Artifact Assemblers.

### Sending a Sticker from WishList, News Feed, or Randomly

For stickers, clicking the sticker will present a Confirmation Prompt. If you choose "send gift", the game will send one from **your** inventory to that friend. If you choose "cancel", nothing will be sent and the sticker will remain in your inventory.

### Sending a Gift Box Randomly

You can send a gift box to your friend instead of an assembler. If you choose to send a gift box, you would be sending it "randomly". This is because gift boxes cannot be added to a wishlist, and do not show up in the News Feed. If you want to send a gift box, just click on one of the four gift boxes on the left side of the gifting ribbon.

NOTICE: many players intensely dislike receiving gift boxes. Some players go so far as to add "NO BOXES" to their nickname or to make an avatar that includes "NO BOXES". Some players are happy to receive gift boxes. Those players will usually add "BOXES PLEASE" to their nickname or will make an avatar that is an image of a gift box. Think twice before sending a gift box to a friend.

### Sending a Thank You

When you accept a collection item or sticker sent by a friend, the game offers to send a "thank you" gift. You can choose to send the "thank you" to your friend or you can click the X in the upper right corner to ignore it and have nothing sent.

You do not get to specify what the thank you gift will be. The game will randomly choose the thank you gift. Thank you gifts are usually assemblers. Occasionally, the game will send a gift box as a thank you gift. Regardless of what is sent as a thank you, it **does not** come out of your own inventory.

When you accept an assembler or a gift box sent by a friend, the game does not offer to send a thank you gift.

### Confirmation Prompt

When you send a collection item or sticker from a friend's Wishlist, News Feed or randomly, the game will ask you if you are sure. You will get a pop up saying how many of said item (or sticker) is in your inventory. And, if it is a collection item, the pop up will tell you what collection it's from and if you've collected the collection. You then have the option to "send gift" or "cancel".

For both collection items and stickers, if you choose "send gift", the game will send one from **your** inventory to that friend. If you choose "cancel", nothing will be sent and the item will remain in your inventory.

## Receiving Gifts

### Inbox

Your inbox has 2 sections: **Gifts** and **Requests**

The **Gifts** tab is where you will see what your friends have gifted you, whether it be collection items, assemblers, stickers, gift boxes, or Thank You gifts. This "gifts" tab can hold up to **50 gifts in total**. Anything over that is lost and there is no way to get it back or to have it show up at a later time. Nor is any "lost" collection item or sticker returned to the original sender. This tab is where you accept/receive the gifts that your friends have sent to you or reject a gift if you do not want it.

The **Requests** tab contains all the requests from your friends. These are the Collection Items that your friends have requested from you. This "requests" tab can hold up to **50 requests in total**. Anything over that is lost.

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### Inbox Limits

* Your Gifts section can hold a **maximum of 50 gifts**. This includes collection items, assemblers, stickers, gift boxes, and Thank You gifts. This does not include any Collection Item sent to you via a Request (see Requests).
* Your Requests section can hold a **maximum of 50 requests**.

On your main screen, you may happen to see that your total number is over 100. That's because the game is showing the total number of notifications that you have on the main screen. The game counts new updates in the News Feed, pending friend and game invites, and the gifts/requests in the inbox as part of your total notifications.

### Accepting a Gift

You must "accept" the gifts in your inbox before they actually are added to your inventory. To accept a gift, click on the large blue button labeled "Accept". Even for the "thank you" gifts, you must accept it before it is actually added to your inventory.

When you accept a collection item or sticker sent by a friend, the game offers to send a "thank you" gift. See Sending a Thank You. When you accept an assembler or a gift box sent by a friend, the game does not offer to send a thank you gift.

### Rejecting a Gift

If you do not wish to accept the gift that was sent, you can click the X in the upper right corner to reject it. The game system does not report back to your friend that you did not accept the gift. If you choose to reject a gift of a collection item or sticker, the game **will not** send the collection item or sticker back to your friend; that collection item or sticker will be gone.

## Asking for Gifts

You can ask your friends to send you gifts in several ways

### Your Wishlist

A wishlist is a list of up to five items that you wish your friends would send to you. You can put collection items, regular assemblers, and stickers on your wishlist. However, you cannot place collection items from the current event or new event specific assemblers on your wishlist. You cannot place Artifact Assemblers on your wishlist. You cannot place gift boxes on your wishlist. And, there are a few non-event assemblers and collection items that you cannot place on your wishlist.

### Adding to your Wishlist

To add a collection item to your wishlist, go to the collection that has the item you want. There is a little green plus sign (+), click that and it will be added to your wishlist.

To add an assembler to your wishlist, go to a collection that uses the assembler you want. Click on the "assembler" section of the collection (on the right side). From there, you will be shown the assemblers and can click on a plus sign (+) to add it to your wishlist.

To add a sticker to your wishlist, please see Moments and Stickers.

When you add things to your wishlist, they will show up on the News Feed. You might have to exit and re-enter the game to refresh your own news feed.

### Removing from your Wishlist

You may have up to five (5) things on your wishlist. You can see your own wishlist by going to the Collections Button (lower right corner of main screen). Your wishlist is displayed on the lower right corner of the screen.

If you want to remove something from your wishlist, click on the "X" of the thing you want to remove.

### News Feed

On the News Feed, a listing of "news" from friends will appear. "News" includes changes to friends' wishlist items, friends' event accomplishments, and friends' leveling up. If you want to see your "news", click the 'My Feed' button.

Keep in mind that the News Feed does not reflect items that friends have REMOVED from their Wishlists. If you send an item from the News Feed, you may be sending something your friend no longer needs.

If you click an assembler in the News Feed, it will automatically be sent to your friend. If you click a collection item or sticker, the game will prompt you before sending it. See Confirmation Prompt

### Asking for Artifact Assemblers

If you wish to ask your friends for **Artifacts assemblers**, you can try some of the following:

* Message your friends and ask for the Artifact Assembler that you want.
* Change your nickname in game to "Artifact Assemblers please".
* Change your nickname in game to the name of the desired Artifact Assembler (such as "Mirror Cube Please").
* Screenshot the artifact assembler that you want and change your avatar to use that screenshot.
* Empty your wishlist
* Many people use the abbreviation **"AA"** to mean Main City Artifact Assemblers and the abbreviation **"UCAA"** to mean Upper City Artifact Assemblers in their nickname.

## Requests

**Requests** behave a bit differently than the other methods of exchanging gifts.

The only thing that can be requested is a collection item. You cannot request any collection items that are part of a current event. Those things usually become available for requesting within the next couple of events. And, there are a few non-event collection items that you cannot request. (Quirk of the game)

People often send requests if their wishlist is full. However, you can make a request regardless of the state of your wishlist.

### Making a Request

If you want a specific collection item, then you can request the item directly from one or more of your friends. Go to the collection that has the item you want. Click on the lower left corner of the item.

A screen will come up with all your friends on it. Click/highlight as many of your friends as you want to ask for the item. Then click "send request" and your request will be sent to the selected friends.

You can send a request to any specific friend once every 18 hours.

### Sending a Requested Item

Look in your Inbox on the **Requests** tab. This shows all the requests that your friends have made from you. If you want to send a requested item to a friend, click on "Send Gift".

The collection item will be sent immediately. The game will **not** ask you to confirm that the collection item should be sent; the game will just send the collection item automatically.

The collection item **will** be taken from your inventory.

### Receiving a Requested Item

If a friend sends your request for a collection item, the item will just pop up on the main screen and then quickly fly into your inventory. You might not even notice.

You will not get any notification as to which friend sent the collection item, nor that anyone has even sent a requested item.

The item will not show up in your Inbox.

You will not be given the opportunity to send the friend a thank you gift for that collection item. Also, do not expect a thank you gift from a friend if you send them one of their requested items.

You will not be able to reject the collection item. (But, you probably would not want to reject it because you requested it in the first place.)

### Limits

By choosing to send a friend a collection item via request, you can bypass the limit of 50 maximum of collection items or stickers sent in a 24 hour period. Collection items that are sent via request are simply not counted toward the 50 maximum. Nor are those items counted toward the 10 items per individual friend per 24 hours.

## Related Pages

* Home Page
* Hidden City Info
* Friends
* Player Professions
* Reputation
* Strength
* Visiting

***Note:*** *This wiki is maintained by fans of the game, and is not affiliated with G5 Entertainment. If you are experiencing technical issues with the game itself, please contact customer support.*