How to list a Watcher of Realms account: heroes, Lords and awakenings
Prepare your owned heroes, faction Lords, awakenings, gear and confirmed progress for a Watcher of Realms listing. Description fields and the GM submission process.
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For a Watcher of Realms listing, prepare your owned heroes and faction Lords, their awakenings, finished builds, and mode results. The total Legendary count does not show what a team can do. The GM account listing guide explains material review and permission to publish.
Already gathering materials? Open the Watcher of Realms sale form. Start with what you know: the price and missing attributes can be clarified before preparing a listing.
What to prepare in Watcher of Realms
- Account level, client version and date checked. If the version is unknown, say so rather than guessing from the interface language.
- Your owned Legendary heroes and faction Lords. Show the account’s collection; the general hero catalogue includes characters you may not own.
- Key heroes, awakenings, skills and development. Name rare heroes individually rather than writing a vague claim such as top team.
- Main teams’ gear, Artifacts, sets and final attributes. One rare item does not establish that an entire build is ready.
- Actual Gear Raid, Gear Dungeon, Guild Boss, Void Rift and Arena progress. Give the stage, difficulty and date for each result.
- Summons, crystals and other resources; ownership history and known restrictions. Hide the nickname, game ID, server and guild name in public materials.
Open the original checklist at full size · Read the English preparation checklist. The image is an archived Russian-language capture from October 11, 2026; its fee figures are historical, not a statement of current terms.
If your description mentions Sun Wukong, check the difference between the hero and his Aspect. Label the attribute precisely without promising something a screenshot cannot confirm.
A Watcher of Realms description template
Copy these fields and add your own details. If something is unverified, write unknown. Replace vague claims such as maxed with a number or a screenshot. Put contact details in the submission’s separate contact field.
Watcher of Realms; client version […]; checked on […]; account level […]; Legendary heroes […]; Legendary Lords […]. Key heroes, awakenings and skills […]; main teams […].
Gear and Artifacts […]; raids: stage, difficulty and auto-clear consistency […]; Guild Bosses […]; Arena and other modes […]; resources […]. Ownership history […]; sign-in services (names only) […]; restrictions […]; asking price and currency […]; negotiable […].
How to discuss an account price
Two accounts with the same Legendary count can have different lineups and progress. Specific Lords, awakenings, builds and confirmed results make valuation easier to discuss. Do not label a one-off manual clear as reliable auto progress.
If you have no asking price yet, open the Watcher of Realms valuation form with the same materials. Agree the valuation format and conditions in advance. A similar listing’s asking price is a reference, not a confirmed sale amount. State your desired price and currency separately.
How to send materials and prepare a listing
The Watcher form includes account level, Legendary hero and Lord counts, key heroes with awakenings, and client version. Add gear and mode results in the description and screenshots so GM can prepare a listing with specific, readable attributes.
Open the original form screenshot at full size. This archived Russian-language capture shows the first submission step, not a completed sale.
The form has two steps: account details, then a contact for communication. Screenshots accompany the submission. Before sending them, hide nicknames, game identifiers, guild names, email addresses, payments and private messages. Listing preparation does not require passwords or sign-in codes.
For help preparing the text, use Send materials to GM. Provide the game, known attributes, desired price and currency, and screenshots together. GM clarifies missing details and prepares the text and images. Publication follows review and your permission.
Keep the listing link after publication. If attributes or the price change, tell GM and supply fresh details. If the account is sold or you change your mind, ask for the listing to be removed so buyers do not enquire about an outdated offer.
What to clarify before a transaction
Check the current rules of your game version and known account restrictions before discussing a transfer. GM is independent and cannot overturn publisher decisions or guarantee that an account will never be banned or recovered by a previous owner.
Check assistance terms and fees in advance on the Watcher of Realms page. Preparing a submission does not mean the publisher permits account transfers.
Submit a Watcher of Realms account for review · Send materials to GM.
