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Feoh Wizard 86lvl, elf, female, subclass 76 lvl Titan, nobless.

 

Nice nick (light green, maximum reputation), basic untradable equipment (light Immortal + two-hand Requiem), 40 diplomas intact and some R shots.

Weapon and armor boxes, shots for all levels and most other gifts are not retreived from the Dimetional Marketer. The char is sold together with the original e-mail box (where you can find the letter of registration), secret information for this e-mail box, screenshots from the lowest levels, date of birth etc.

Any additional information about the char will be given to the buyer.

 

Contact me: skype zif20121, ICQ 624133457

 

Paypal or we can discuss other methods of payment.

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