SpiritVale Wipe Policy – Progress & Data

Baikun Interactive stated that SpiritVale will not wipe character progress when Early Access launches on July 15, 2026. Characters, levels, equipment, refined gear, collected cards, and boss summon items earned on official Early Access servers are intended to persist forward as the game receives updates toward a full release.

This policy matters because wipes destroy trust in MMORPG economies. Players hesitate to grind vulcanite refining materials or chase 0.3% boss drops if they fear a reset every few months. By committing to no planned wipe, Baikun signals that Early Access progression is real progression—not a disposable beta season.

No planned wipe does not mean absolutely impossible under extraordinary circumstances. Catastrophic database corruption or exploit-driven economy collapse could force targeted rollbacks, but those are emergency exceptions, not scheduled seasonal resets like some survival games employ.

The June 12–22, 2026 Steam demo operated on separate temporary servers. All demo characters, items, and currency were deleted when the demo ended. Demo progress did not and could not transfer to Early Access because the preview was a free, time-limited technical test unrelated to the paid persistent service.

If you leveled a Knight to Job 20 in the demo, that character does not exist on July 15. You start fresh on Early Access servers with a new name and build. Knowledge gained—class mechanics, Sunny Meadows layout, control bindings—carries over in your head, but data does not.

Early Access purchases after July 15 join the same persistent ecosystem as day-one buyers. There is no late-joiner wipe that levels the playing field for new entrants months later. New players simply begin at Base Level 1 while veterans occupy endgame content.

On official Early Access servers, the following typically persist across routine patches and content updates:

• Base and Job levels up to caps of 150 and 70 respectively
• Advanced job advancement choices made at Job Level 50
• Equipment, refine levels, and inserted cards
• Inventory items including vulcanite shards, chunks, and crystals
• Boss summon collectibles and rare drops
• Waystone unlocks and discovered map progress
• Currency balances unless affected by specific economy corrections

Stat allocations can be changed through the Waybinder NPC without wiping your character. This is respec convenience, not a full reset. Skills and job path choices may have respec costs depending on patch rules, but the character shell remains.

Even without planned wipes, MMORPG operators sometimes execute targeted rollbacks after severe bugs. Examples include item duplication exploits, incorrect boss loot tables dropping hundreds of summon items, or progression bugs granting instant Job Level 70. In those cases, Baikun may revert affected accounts or server states to a backup timestamp.

Economy rebalancing patches may adjust drop rates or refining costs without deleting characters. A vulcanite recipe change is not a wipe. Removing an overpowered card interaction is not a wipe. Players should read patch notes carefully to distinguish numeric tuning from account resets.

Private unofficial servers, if they ever emerge, are outside Baikun's policy. This page applies only to official Steam Early Access servers operated by Baikun Interactive.

With no scheduled wipe, treat your Early Access main character as a long-term account. Choose your server carefully using our server selection guide, since server transfers may be limited or unavailable. Invest time learning refining and card systems knowing your gear will remain relevant until power creep from future expansions naturally replaces it.

Guilds, friend networks, and market reputations also persist. Social capital matters in SpiritVale's trading and party-based boss hunting. Picking a healthy server population on July 15 can shape your experience months later.

If you prefer fresh-start seasons, SpiritVale may not offer official season wipes during Early Access. Alts on the same server let you replay base class stories without abandoning your main's progress. The seven base classes and eight advanced jobs give plenty of replay value without needing a global reset.