Difference between revisions of "Retirement"
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| − | To retire a waja: go to the waja's page, go to the bottom, click the "Retire" tab, check the white box, and click "retire". | + | To retire a waja: go to the waja's page, go to the bottom, click the "Retire" tab, check the white box, and click "retire". Remember, retiring is 100% permanent, and said waja can never be bred, sold, or traded again. |
Revision as of 20:33, 10 January 2011
Retiring a waja makes it so it cannot be bred or traded, along with 5k WC for retiring the waja. You generally retire a waja when you no longer wish to breed them or trade them; if you do wish to breed or trade them more, do NOT retire them, because retiring is permanent.
To retire a waja: go to the waja's page, go to the bottom, click the "Retire" tab, check the white box, and click "retire". Remember, retiring is 100% permanent, and said waja can never be bred, sold, or traded again.
