Teleport Tokens

## Summary

One of the three common ways of traveling the Cosmos is teleportation; and often will be done using a teleport token given as an invitation by a Faction or as a reward by the System.

## Random Teleport Tokens

* The token he mentioned was a random-teleportation token that would allow him to go to a random D-grade world. **Book 3, Page 506**
* But he knew it took over ten seconds to activate it, so the plan felt like a long shot. But even if it worked, then what? **Book 4, Page 15**

## Limited Trial Tokens

* **Eastern Trigram Treasure Hunt** - It was possible to gain entrance tokens to the event during the Tutorial, but it was notoriously hard,” the leader explained, and couldn’t help but straighten his back as he did. **Book 1, Page 596**
* **Tower of Eternity Token -** It was the entrance token to the Tower of Eternity, and there was quite a bit of information it provided. **Book 2, Page 638**
* **Havenfort Chasm**
	+ Some of those who arrived in this place had gotten a Teleportation Token as a reward for some quest, and it was no secret that the System often dropped tokens in the depths of Mystic Realms as rewards for reaching that far. **Book 7, Page 535**
	+ “Certainly! Do you have a Heaven-bestowed token in your possession?” the gnome clerk asked. **Book 7, Page 537**
* **Perennial Vastness** - The Perennial Vastness is controlled by a mysterious unattached force that sends out a million tokens into the Multiverse every thousand years or so. **Book 8, Page 91**

## Invitation Tokens

### Nexus Hub Required

* Zac essentially had access to every major empire in the Zecia Sector except a few xenophobic and racially uniform ones. **U**nfortunately, it turned out that all the tokens he had gathered were useless at the moment. The Nexus Hub was still inert, most likely because the cultists were still on the loose. **Book 6, Page 34**
* “Well, at the moment, not much. You only have teleportation tokens after all, and those work with any hub,” the Stargazer said. **Book 6, Page 158**

### Cost

* Ogras and he had even discussed giving out some of his Teleportation Tokens beforehand just in case, but he knew it was kind of a moot point. Coughing up between 1 and 10 billion Nexus Coins for the Nexus Hub activation wasn’t something that average people could endure. **Book 6, Page 401**

### Traceable

* The dust left over from the token is still all over you. **Book 7, Page 636**

### Cross-Sector Rarity

* It was a proper cross-sector teleportation token, and something most people in the frontier dreamed of acquiring. **Book 8, Page 348**
* He’d hoped to get his hands on a few teleportation tokens in this place, but it looked bleak. Tokens had a maximum radius, and most only worked within a single sector. The better ones, like the one he got for Twilight Harbor or the one that would take him to the Yr’Vanadium Sector of the Radiant Temple, could pass through a couple of sectors. But that was it. **Book 9, Page 303**

### Examples

* “A teleportation token to Nal Avadar City, the seat of my family. It’s in the Grand Dream Sector of the Allbright Empire.” **Book 4, Page 662**
* Between the contribution of aligning a world with such a unique Mystic Realm and gaining the favor of that great master, he might actually have a chance at gaining a Teleportation Token to the Heartlands. **Book 5, Page 194**
* “We’d be happy to,” Boje said before he handed Zac two tokens after some thought. “This Teleportation Token leads to one of our main stores, and the insignia gives you the status of an esteemed guest. **Book 5, Page 377**
* It was another Teleportation Token, though it looked more refined compared to those he had seen until now. “Does this lead to the Undead Empire?” Zac asked as he looked at the Draugr in askance. “No,” she snorted. “If you showed up at a teleportation array in the Heartlands, you would get snatched up and realigned in seconds. This token leads to Twilight Harbor, an interesting place in a frontier sector neighboring this one. **Book 5, Page 403**
* The Cosmos Sack he got from Pretty Peak just contained three crystals and a Teleportation Token, but he was surprised to see that one of them was a Skill Crystal. **Book 5, Page 475**
* Ogras had received over a hundred tokens from all kinds of forces during the time he stayed behind in the Base Town. **Book 6, Page 34**
* The other item he had gathered was unsurprisingly the **[Urgarat Flakes]**. Zac had discovered that one of the Teleportation Tokens in his possession led to a faction in the same area as a planet where you could harvest the natural runoff material. **Book 7, Page 451**
* Well, not really.” Ventus laughed as he threw Zac a teleportation token. “It’s a token to the Lucent Mile Continent in the Yr’Vanium Sector. ... Yr’Vanium is firmly under the control of the Radiant Temple, and we regularly hold trials on the Lucent Mile Continent. **Book 8, Page 347**
* Kruta also provided Zac with a teleportation token that would take him to his tribe, though it would only work while on the Ralphi Continent. **Chapter 1,043**

## Miscellaneous

### Faking Tokens

* Truthfully, less than a third were actual Teleportation Tokens. The rest were the Fate Tokens he had collected inside the Orom World. They emitted almost an identical sort of energy though, so Zac had thrown them in with his leftover tokens to make himself and his fake boss seem more impressive. **Chapter 860**

## Tokens Vs Non-Tokens

*Some trials do not require tokens for teleportation. There is no stated reason why, but presumably the tokens are provided when additional information on the trial is included or when additional functionality is needed.*