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# Tokens and Rotation Shop

### Commands

| Command     | Purpose                   |
| ----------- | ------------------------- |
| `/tokens`   | Open the Token Shop       |
| `/rotation` | View the current rotation |
| `/earn`     | View earning methods      |

### Earning Tokens

Common sources include:

* Permanent quests.
* Heartbound stages.
* Boss placements.
* Voting.
* Events.
* Pinata Party.
* Occasional vouchers or staff rewards.

### Ten-Week Rotation

SemperRotation cycles through a ten-week reward schedule.

A rotation can include:

* Vault keys.
* Cosmetic messages.
* Tags.
* Chat colors.
* Utility rewards.
* Economy idols or totems.
* Other limited rewards.

The current menu is the authoritative source for price and availability.

### Spending Advice

* Check how long remains before the rotation changes.
* Save Tokens for an item that supports your playstyle.
* Do not assume an item will return immediately.
* Compare a key purchase with a guaranteed progression reward.


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