Growtoken
This item cannot be dropped or traded.
This item has no use... by itself.
| Type |  Component |
|---|---|
| Chi | Unknown |
| Texture Type |  Single |
| Collision Type |  No Collision |
| Hardness |  1 Hits 1 HitsRestores after 1s of inactivity. |
| Seed Color |  #B5DCA3 #467E30 |
| Grow Time |  1h 0m 0s |
| Default Gems Drop |  N/A |
Growtokens were first implemented into the 30th of March, 2014. They were originally designed to award tokens based on the popularity of a certain world (i.e. a popular world would receive more Growtokens. They were also designed so that players could neither drop or trade them and could only spend them in the Growtoken Store.
As of Player Appreciation Week 2018, players can compress 100 Growtokens into a Mega Growtoken, allowing them to hold more than 200 tokens.
Recipe
Growtokens are obtainable in a number of ways:
- Purchasing from Locke The Traveling Salesman or the Lock-Bot for 1 Diamond Lock each.
- Purchasing from Sales-Man for 100 Caducei, 20 Wolf Tickets, 300 Zombie Brains, 100 Mac n' Cheese Stars or 100 Buckazoids.
- Completing the Daily Quest from Crazy Jim.
- Completing all three Life Goals while having at least 60% Awesomeness.
- Completing all Daily Bonuses while having at least 65% Awesomeness for 2 Growtokens.
- Successfully winning a World Of The Day for 10 Growtokens.
- Successfully winning a Video Of The Week for 20 Growtokens.
- Purchasing the Gem Fountain for 1 Growtoken or the It's Rainin' Gems bundle for 2 Growtokens.
- Placing in the top 100 players during a Grow Event for 1 Growtoken.
- Purchasing a 30-Day Premium Subscription Token for 2 Growtokens.
- Purchasing a 365-Day Premium Subscription Token for 25 Growtokens.
NOTE: Purchasing Growtokens from Locke The Traveling Salesman or the Lock-bot does not count as "earning" them.
Growtoken Store
See main article: Growtoken Store
History
The Growtoken system was first implemented into the game on the 30th of March, 2014. At first, Growtokens were extremely difficult to obtain, leading players to believe that it was an April Fools prank and that the item did not exist. However, a bug was discovered in the system which meant that people were not given their deserved tokens which was later fixed.
After more than two years later, after many complaints about the unfairness and scams which were going on in the community, the entire Growtoken system was overhauled during the Systems Update on the 2nd of September, 2016. Crazy Jim was introduced and players could earn Growtokens from Daily Quests and Daily Bonuses. A new rating system was introduced which allowed players to rate players worlds from one to five. If the world was placed in top rankings, they would receive Growtokens, depending on their rank.
However, many players started to complain after rating groups were formed which made the competition unfair. On the fourth Anniversary Week on the 6th of January, 2017, the entire rating system was scrapped (players could still rate worlds but would no longer give any Growtokens). Instead, the Sales-Man was introduced which allowed players to purchase Growtokens in exchange for Caduceus or Wolf Tickets. World Of The Days also gave out 10 Growtokens and Video Of The Week gave out 20 Growtokens. Seth and Hamumu stated that they would introduce more methods of earning Growtokens.
From the Night of the Sewing Dead update on the 3rd of February, 2017, Growtokens were purchasable from Sales-Man for Zombie Brains and during the Cooking Update on the 1st of April, 2017, they were also purchasable from Sales-Man for Mac n' Cheese Stars.