Guild Wars 2

I would like to apologize up front if this is in the wrong subforum

Hello,

I have a question considering the possession of multiple accounts, my issue is the following:

I’ve been a WvW player for over 2 years now and I’ve come to love the server on which I’ve spent most of my time, Aurora Glade. Unfortunatly many guilds have left AG and due to this AG has dropped in the rankings. This has resulted in a situation which makes it nearly impossible to maintain a raiding guild which looks for many enemy guilds to measure their strengths against. Due to this I was forced to leave my home multiple times and I’ve transferred back every single time. Now I’ve left AG again and I’m wondering if there’s no alternate solution to transferring back and forth all the time
That’s why I’ve got the question if it’s allowed to have multiple GW2 accounts. If this is allowed, how much trading/sending of items is allowed between these two accounts? (e.g. sending some gold to the new account to help it level to 80).

Thanks in advance for your attention.

Argwulf

No problem, got 4 accounts myself and can send gold/items between them.

You are allowed to own multiple accounts. There are a lot of people that do so. I don’t think there is a limit on how much you can transfer between accounts. However, the new account may be limited on what it can send for a brief period until the new account is more established. The main thing with multiple accounts is that you have to control characters on each account separately.

As to trading, you can have one of your accounts create a guild just for your accounts and use the guild bank to trade back and forth. It often works better that way for me than mailing items does.

It’s allowed!
Back in the old days in GW, I had 10 accounts of my own to play with!
Lots of fun. Even more fun if you could use multi launch with GW2 too just like you could with GW.

Thanks guys! I’ve made a second account by now, what really surprised me is that the trading post history is the same across both accounts 0.o. How does that even work xD

It works off the stored Temp I-Net files I believe. But not 100% sure…