The Crowfall Kickstarter campaign is still around $50,000 (as of this writing) shy of reaching its first stretch goal, but ArtCraft Entertainment have pressed on ahead with updates and information releases on the game’s website. Today, the topic under discussion is the Export Rules used in the game to determine what share of the spoils from a destroyed world each player gets at the end of a campaign.

Here’s a couple of the questions answered in the update:

How are rewards determined at the conclusion of a campaign?

Players can place items, resources, and materials into Embargo – basically, this is a way of “uploading” items to your Account Bank inside a Campaign. This can only be done at certain specific locations inside a Campaign, and items placed there are basically “in quarantine” until the Campaign is over.

When the world is destroyed at the end of a Campaign, some portion of the player’s winnings (i.e. the contents they have placed inside their Embargo vault) will be transferred into that player’s Account Bank. The number of items transferred depends on how well that player fared within the Campaign.

What is the Account Bank? How does it work?

Each player has an Account Bank, which can be used to transfer items between characters on that account. The account bank cannot be accessed when your character is locked into a Campaign.

As usual, I’ll advise you to click on through to read the rest. While you’re there, you’ll also want to check out the new poster for the Knight character class…and the video that steps you through the process by which it was created.