Reputation

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When you visit a friend, you can see your own **Reputation Level**. Your Reputation Level is shown in the small shield just right of your avatar. Your Reputation Level affects 2 things:

* How many different spots you can charge for one friend (called "actions")
* How many different friends **you** can visit and be awarded a bonus

The green progress bar to the right of your Reputation Level shows your progress toward the next reputation level. If you click on the progress bar, it will show you the exact numbers. Your current progress number is direct measurement of how many friend's locations, mini-games, and totems you have charged or given a "bonus" to since you started visiting friends. This is referred to as your **Reputation Points**.

The purple progress bar on the right side, with the purple lightning bolt, shows the amount of Strength you currently have.

## Reputation Level

Your reputation level will determine how many different spots you can potentially charge for one friend.

* Below reputation level 10 - you can charge 5 spots per friend
* Reputation level 10-19 - you can charge 6 spots per friend
* Reputation level 20-29 - you can charge 7 spots per friend
* Reputation level 30-39 - you can charge 8 spots per friend
* Reputation level 40-49 - you can charge 9 spots per friend
* Reputation level 50 and above - you can charge 10 spots per friend

The maximum number of different spots you can charge per friend is 10, regardless of how high your reputation level becomes. The number of actual spots you can charge depends on your strength.

Your reputation level also determines the number of different friends **you** can visit and be awarded a bonus. The number of bonuses you can receive equals your reputation level. Simply for popping into your friend's game, you will receive a bonus of 10 experience points and 10 coins. The bonus is awarded when you return to your own game. This bonus does not depend on how much strength you currently have. You do not receive any reputation points for simply popping in.

## Reputation Points

When visiting, your Reputation Points bar replaces the Experience bar. Your reputation points are analogous to your experience points. You will increase your reputation points by charging your friend's locations, mini-games, and/or totems.

Every time you charge a friend's locations, mini-games, and/or totems, your reputation points will increase by one. It will cost you 10 strength points to make a charge. So, every 10 strength points that you use will increase your reputation points by 1 point.

## Upping your Reputation Level

As your reputation points increase, your reputation level will eventually increase. You will get a little bonus whenever your reputation level does increase.

When your reputation level does increase, it does **not** fully restore your strength.

## Related Pages

* Home Page
* Hidden City Info
* Friends
* Gifting
* Player Professions
* 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.*