Asked on the landing stage, answered before the punt drifts off.
Not a penny. The coins are all free, and the meadow has nothing to sell you.
No. Swan Punt Meadow neither offers nor promotes real-money gambling, and nothing won on the river is worth anything in the real world.
No. No landing on the meadow sells anything.
Not for Frondfall Reach: the willow mooring lets anyone aboard, form-free. The boathouse and the yew lawn ask for a free account, made from a nickname, an email address, a password and a tick to say you are 18 or over. Nowhere on the meadow is there a box for card numbers.
It keeps your coins, level and missions waiting in the ledger for your return, and it lets us check you are 18 or over before your first spin.
No. Every mooring opens inside the browser you already have on hand.
Yes. A single balance, a single level and one set of daily missions cover every mooring, Frondfall Reach included.
Open your account page and press Delete my account. Percival scratches out your nickname, email address and password hash on the spot, and nothing brings them back.
For adults of 18 and over, nobody younger.
Yes. Every spin chooses an independent random stop on each reel, and past spins have no pull on what comes next.
Log in once more and Percival reads your balance straight back out of the hire ledger, where it sits with your account.
No. Nowhere along the bank will you find gambling adverts, operators or affiliate links.
Swan Punt Meadow takes adults aged 18 and over, and only them. Every spin is paid for in virtual coins of no monetary value; no one can buy, sell, withdraw or exchange them. The meadow keeps no coin kiosk and no payment page at any landing, never hands out prizes of real-world value, and success here does not imply future success at real-money gambling.
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