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# Resetting Power Ups

A reset (respec) removes **all** your Power Ups and gives every pick back, so you can spend them again.

## How to reset

1. Type `@rebirth`, press **Next**, choose **Reset Power Ups**.
2. The NPC shows the price of your next reset.
3. Choose **Reset**.
4. Chat shows: `Your power-ups have been reset. All picks are available again.`

## Price

The price goes up with each reset you have ever done on that character:

| Reset                   | Price                          |
| ----------------------- | ------------------------------ |
| 1st                     | **Free**                       |
| 2nd                     | **50,000** Rebirth Points      |
| 3rd                     | **100,000** Rebirth Points     |
| 4th and every one after | **5x Donation Ticket** (no RP) |

The count never goes back down, and it is per character.

## Good to know

* **Bought picks are kept.** Picks you bought with RP stay yours after a reset, because you paid for the slot, not for what was in it.
* Your Tier, RP balance and rebirth counts are not touched.
* You cannot reset if you own no Power Ups: *"You have no power-ups to reset."*
* The same state rules as rebirthing apply: no cart, falcon or mount, no open trade, shop, storage or chat room, and you must be alive.
* If you cannot pay, the NPC says *"You cannot afford that."* and nothing changes.


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