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* Server-wide mail accessible from any mailbox
 
* Server-wide mail accessible from any mailbox
* Messages delivered after approximately five minutes
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* Messages delivered after approximately twenty minutes
 
* Notifications for newly delivered and unread mail
 
* Notifications for newly delivered and unread mail
 
* Up to 100 inbox messages per character
 
* Up to 100 inbox messages per character

Revision as of 18:26, 1 September 2026


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Mail System

The Mail System allows players to send messages, items, and gold to other characters through mailboxes located throughout the world. Mail can be accessed from any mailbox, and recipients do not need to be online when it is sent.

Features

  • Server-wide mail accessible from any mailbox
  • Messages delivered after approximately twenty minutes
  • Notifications for newly delivered and unread mail
  • Up to 100 inbox messages per character
  • Partial character-name recipient search
  • Anonymous mail
  • Replies to non-anonymous messages
  • Up to five item attachments
  • Maximum combined attachment weight of 500 stones
  • Up to 20,000 gold per message
  • Auction House item, payment, and refund delivery

Postage

Sending mail costs 25 gold, plus an additional 5 gold per attached item. Any gold included with the message is withdrawn separately.

Attachments

Attachments must be taken from the sender's backpack. Certain protected, immovable, quest-related, or otherwise restricted items cannot be mailed. Containers must be empty.

Recipients can use Take All to collect attached items and gold.

Mail Expiration

Ordinary mail expires after 14 days.

Mail containing unclaimed items or gold is automatically returned to the sender. Plain messages without valuables are removed when they expire. Returned mail does not expire.

Pull Scroll

Once all attachments and gold have been claimed, a message can be removed from the inbox and preserved as a physical scroll. The scroll retains the sender, subject, and written message.