Currency

Currency in DC Universe Online refers to tokens and cash used to obtain various items and equipment when trading with certain vendors and kiosks. There are several different forms of in-game currency, some can be obtained from defeating opponents and completing quests, while others can be earned through conversion with real world money. While the majority are available throughout the game, others still are only...

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Overview

  • Currency in DC Universe Online refers to tokens and cash used to obtain various items and equipment when trading with certain vendors and kiosks. There are several different forms of in-game currency, some can be obtained from defeating opponents and completing quests, while others can be earned through conversion with real world money. While the majority are available throughout the game, others still are only available and usable during certain events or can be found and used only within the context of episodes.
  • Currency cannot be owned beyond its cap, thus any of it earned beyond, will be discarded.
  • Episodes prior to the latest three (excluding House of Legends (Episode)) have unique currencies that are no longer earned from them. Existing currencies can be traded for Source Marks at a 1:1 ratio at the according episode vendors.
Related article links (7)DC Universe Online · vendors · kiosks · events · episodes · House of Legends (Episode) · Source Marks
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Money

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Cash

  • Cash is the most prevalent form of currency in DC Universe Online. Represented by gold dollar symbol icons, Cash can be earned for completing missions, destroying objects or defeating enemies, players can also sell unwanted items to vendors for cash. Cash is the primary form of currency and is featured in the majority of trades with Vendors and Kiosks; used to purchase equipment, consumables, equipment repairs, and the Trait Reset (or Re-spec) service. It is the only currency that can be traded or mailed between players.
Related article links (7)Cash · missions · vendors · equipment · consumables · Trait Reset (or Re-spec) service · mailed
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Escrow

  • Escrow is cash that exceeds a player's current Access Level status. Once the player meets and exceeds their limit, as dictated by their membership, all money they earn that exceeds the limit will be placed in an "Escrow Account" where it cannot be spent until they upgrade their Access Level which increases their currency limit.
  • Free Membership - any amount exceeding $50,000 will be placed in Escrow.
  • Premium Membership or Legendary Membership (All Access - AA) - currency amount is unlimited and Escrow is no longer applicable.
  • The Marketplace also provides purchasable upgrades that enable the player to access 10,000 or 25,000 of their Escrow cash for a set amount of Daybreak Cash or to freely access the Escrow Account for 7 days.
Related article links (2)membership · Marketplace
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Daybreak Cash

  • Daybreak Cash is the Daybreak Games microtransaction currency used to buy things in the Marketplace such as legends avatars, styles, upgrades and many more.
Related article links (2)Daybreak Cash · Marketplace
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Loyalty Points

  • Loyalty Points are a currency unique to the PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions of DC Universe Online. Because the PlayStation Network does not have a Marketplace like the PC Marketplace, PSN players with recurring Legendary membership receive 500 Loyalty Points every month to spend at Skeets' Legendary Emporium kiosks located in player Safe Houses. The kiosk offers the same consumable items, toys, DLC Packs and collectibles as the Marketplace.
Related article links (4)Loyalty Points · Marketplace · Skeets' Legendary Emporium · Safe Houses
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Marks

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Ally Favor

  • Ally Favors are used to fortify allies and were introduced with the House of Legends episode. They are an account-wide currency shared by all player characters.
  • Cap: 999999
Related article links (2)allies · House of Legends
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Grain of Time

  • Grains of Time are tokens collected through the Save the Universe content and were introduced with the House of Legends episode. They can be used to buy items ...
  • Cap: 999
Related article links (2)Save the Universe · House of Legends
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Mark of Legend

  • Marks of Legend are used to purchase Legends Avatars for Legends PVE and Legends PvP, earned by participating in Legends PvP, Legends PvE, Arena PVP, and completing daily PvP quests. These marks can no longer be traded in for Influence.
  • Cap: 250
Related article links (8)Marks of Legend · Legends Avatars · Legends PVE · Legends PvP · Legends PvE · Arena PVP · PvP · Influence
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Mark of Valor

  • Marks of Valor are used to purchase Tier 1, Tier 2, Tier 3 and Tier 4 PvP weapons and Tier 1, Tier 2, Tier 3, Tier 4 and Tier 5 PvP Iconic Battle Suits, earned by participating in Legends PvP, Arena PVP, and completing Daily PvP quests.
  • Cap: 6250
Related article links (5)Marks of Valor · Iconic Battle Suits · Legends PvP · Arena PVP · PvP quests
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Source Mark

  • Source Marks are used to purchase Tier 1 to Tier 6 weapons and Iconic Battle Suits, as well as numerous other uses. They are widely available from On Duty instances and some missions.
  • Cap: 999999
Related article links (4)Source Marks · Iconic Battle Suits · On Duty · missions
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Sunstone Fragment

  • Sunstone Fragments are used to purchase the Might of Krypton gear introduced with the Shadows Over Argo chapter.
  • Cap: 999
Related article links (2)Might of Krypton · Shadows Over Argo
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Time Beacon

  • Time Beacons are used to purchase the extra items and elite gear introduced with Long Live the Legion. There is no loot lock in place for this currency.
  • Cap: 999
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Related article links (2)Long Live the Legion · loot
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Titans Token

Related article links (1)Wrath of the Worldkillers
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Seasonal Tokens

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Qwardian Crown

  • Qwardian Crowns are earned by completing quests in the game's anniversary event Attack of the Anti-Monitor. They can be spent on gear, consumables, collections and base items at the event's vendor Equipment Supplier AE in the Metropolis Anti-Matter Invasion Zone.
  • Cap: 999
Related article links (6)Attack of the Anti-Monitor · consumables · collections · base items · Equipment Supplier AE · Metropolis Anti-Matter Invasion Zone
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Hearts

  • Hearts are earned by completing quests in the seasonal Valentine's Day Event, Love Conquers All. They can be spent on items, Consumables and armour Styles at the Valentine's Kiosk. These tokens can only be obtained and used during the seasonal Valentine's Day Event.
  • Cap: 999
Related article links (4)Valentine's Day Event · Consumables · Styles · Valentine's Kiosk
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Lucky Clover

  • Lucky Clovers, formerly known as Luck Token(s), are earned by completing quests in the seasonal St Patrick's Day Event, Mister Mxyzptlk's Mischief. They can be spent on items, Sodas and armour Styles at the Pot O' Gold. These tokens can only be obtained and used during the seasonal St Patrick's Day Event.
  • Cap: 999
Related article links (4)St Patrick's Day Event · Sodas · Styles · Pot O' Gold
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Seed Pods

  • Seed Pods are earned by completing quests in the seasonal Spring Event. They can be spent on items, Sodas and armour Styles at Arborist Louis or The Misgiving Tree. These tokens can only be obtained and used during the seasonal Spring Event.
  • Cap: 999
Related article links (5)Spring Event · Sodas · Styles · Arborist Louis · The Misgiving Tree
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Sand Dollar

  • Sand Dollars are earned by completing quests in the seasonal Summer Event, Tides of War. They can be spent on items and armour Styles at the Atlantean Quartermaster or the Mutineer Quartermaster. These tokens can only be obtained and used during the seasonal Summer Event.
  • Cap: 999
Related article links (4)Summer Event · Styles · Atlantean Quartermaster · Mutineer Quartermaster
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Prize Ticket

  • Prize Tickets are earned by completing quests in the seasonal Homecoming event. They can be spent on items and styles at the Vendor H0M3-C0M1N6. These tokens can only be obtained and used during the seasonal Homecoming event.
  • Cap: 999
Related article links (3)Homecoming · styles · Vendor H0M3-C0M1N6
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Spooky Bite

  • Spooky Bites are earned by completing quests in the seasonal Halloween Event, The Witching Hour. They can be spent on items, trinkets and armour Styles at Skeets' Boo'tique. These tokens can only be obtained and used during the seasonal Halloween Event.
  • Cap: 999
Related article links (3)Halloween Event · Styles · Skeets' Boo'tique
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Holly Leaves

  • Holly Leaves are earned by completing quests in the seasonal Christmas Event, Seasons Greedings. They can be spent on items, Sodas and armour Styles at Skeets' Workshop. These tokens can only be obtained and used during the seasonal Christmas Event.
  • Cap: 999
Related article links (4)Christmas Event · Sodas · Styles · Skeets' Workshop
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Other Currencies

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Ally Legion Tribute

  • Ally Legion Tribute are a special account bound currency to unlock and sync leveled allies on other player characters.
  • When an Ally becomes unlocked, any participating character who doesn't already have it receives a copy. Unlocked Allies automatically sync to the highest level among participating characters, ensuring consistent power across the roster.
Related article links (1)allies
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Batman Day 2024 Coin

  • Batman Day 2024 Coins are a special temporary currency and only valid at the The Catwoman vendor in the House of Legends. They can be earned by doing daily missions during the Batman Day celebration.
Related article links (3)The Catwoman · House of Legends · Batman Day celebration
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Outsiders Ops 2024 Coin

  • Outsiders Ops 2024 Coins are a special temporary currency and only valid at Katana in the House of Legends. They can be earned during the Outsider Ops event.
Related article links (2)Katana · House of Legends
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Prestige

  • Prestige is a form of currency merely relevant to leagues. League members earn prestige by doing instances or donating unwanted items. Player bases also provide prestige to the league.
  • Prestige is used to buy league halls, activate statuaries and maintain league-wide buffs called proficiencies provided by the league hall's main generator.
  • Prestige can also be earned by doing content outside the player character's relevancy and is in that case earned via a Token of Prestige x 100.
  • Cap: 400000 (league hall)
Related article links (8)Prestige · leagues · donating · bases · league halls · statuaries · proficiencies · Token of Prestige x 100
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Quarks

  • Quarks are a special currency generally earned from opening Time Capsules. They can be spent by buying items from the Rewards from Time and Space vendor in the headquarters and safehouses. They can also be used to purchase Anti-Matter Mote from Equipment Supplier AE during the Anniversary Event. This is a special type of currency shared by all characters on a player's account and was introduced alongside the Gotham Time Capsule.
Related article links (6)Quarks · Time Capsules · Rewards from Time and Space · Anti-Matter Mote · Equipment Supplier AE · Gotham Time Capsule
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Renown

  • Renown is not a form of currency, and is not spent. However, faction vendors will refuse to sell you certain items unless your renown with their faction is high enough. The renown can be increased by completing the daily challenges and bounties or by spending Marks of Victory at faction vendors to increase renown 125 points per every 5 marks.
Related article links (2)Renown · Marks of Victory
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Replay Badges

  • Replay Badges can be obtained via the Marketplace and serve as trade tokens that enable a player to repeatedly access loot in Duos, Alerts and Raids without having to wait for the set reset period. Legendary Members receive 150 Replay Badges per month.
  • Since game update 34 it is possible to use Replay Badges to unlock feats already achieved on one character in the player account on other characters in the same account.
  • Since game update 82 it is possible to use Replay Badges to unlock styles already collected on other characters in the same player account.
Related article links (10)Replay Badges · Marketplace · loot · Duos · Alerts · Raids · game update 34 · feats · game update 82 · styles
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Stabilizer

  • Stabilizers allow you to open Time Capsules by stabilizing their temporal and spatial resonance. This is a special type of currency shared by all characters on a player's account and was introduced with game update 63.
Related article links (3)Stabilizers · Time Capsules · game update 63
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Stabilizer Fragment

  • Stabilizer Fragments are awarded from special events. Collecting 15 of those will automatically produce a Stabilizer to open one Time Capsule. This is a special type of currency shared by all characters on a player's account and was introduced with game update 63.
Related article links (5)Stabilizer Fragments · events · Stabilizer · Time Capsule · game update 63
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Wolf Pack Token

  • Wolf Pack Tokens are a currency only available from the marketplace. They can be used to buy a special duplicate version of a rank 200 artifact which then can be traded to all other characters in a game account. This is a special type of currency shared by all characters on a player's account and was introduced in December 2023.
Related article links (3)Wolf Pack Tokens · marketplace · artifact
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Wonder Woman Day 2024 Coin

Related article links (3)The Catwoman · House of Legends · Wonder Woman Day celebration
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Retired Currencies

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Ancient Coin

  • Ancient Coins were used to purchase the Fallen God vendor gear and base items introduced with the Amazon Fury Part III episode. They were a return to content-specific marks, which had been completely removed from the game with game update 47. The currency was debunked following game update 94 and replaced with the Source Marks currency with an exchange rate of 1:1.
Related article links (5)Fallen God · base items · Amazon Fury Part III · game update 47 · game update 94
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Aphrodite's Token

  • Aphrodite's Tokens were earned by completing quests in the seasonal Valentine's Day Event. They could be spent on seasonal items, Sodas and armour Styles. These tokens could only be obtained and used during the 2011 seasonal Valentine's Day Event.
Related article links (4)Aphrodite's Tokens · Valentine's Day Event · Sodas · Styles
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Atlantean Crown

  • Atlantean Crowns were used to purchase the Mera vendor gear and base items introduced with the Deluge episode. The currency was debunked following game update 94 and replaced with the Source Marks currency with an exchange rate of 1:1.
Related article links (4)Mera · base items · Deluge · game update 94
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Bizarro Sample

  • Bizarro Samples are used to purchase the Aberrant and Mastermind styles introduced with the Brainiac Returns episode. The currency was replaced with the Source Marks currency with an exchange rate of 1:1.
Related article links (3)Aberrant · Mastermind · Brainiac Returns
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Coin of Ra

  • Coins of Ra are used to purchase the Lord of Lies and Sun God styles introduced with the The Sins of Black Adam episode. The currency was replaced with the Source Marks currency with an exchange rate of 1:1.
Related article links (3)Lord of Lies · Sun God · The Sins of Black Adam
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Coney Coin

  • Coney Coins are used to purchase the Bully Buster and ??? styles introduced with the Harley Quinn vs. Apokolips episode. The currency was replaced with the Source Marks currency with an exchange rate of 1:1.
Related article links (2)Bully Buster · Harley Quinn vs. Apokolips
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Daemohedron

  • Daemohedrons were used to purchase the Son of Belial vendor gear and base items introduced with the Justice League Dark episode. The currency was debunked following game update 103 and replaced with the Source Marks currency with an exchange rate of 1:1.
Related article links (4)Son of Belial · base items · Justice League Dark · game update 103
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Dark Metal Coin

  • Dark Metal Coins were used to purchase the Dystopian Amazon vendor gear and base items introduced with the Metal Part I episode. The currency was debunked following game update ??? and replaced with the Source Marks currency with an exchange rate of 1:1.
Related article links (3)Dystopian Amazon · base items · Metal Part I
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Death Metal

  • Death Metal were used to purchase the Bat Metal and Amazon Metal styles introduced with the Dark Knights episode. The currency was debunked following game update 138 and replaced with the Source Marks currency with an exchange rate of 1:1.
Related article links (4)Bat Metal · Amazon Metal · Dark Knights · game update 138
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Destiny Token

  • Destiny Tokens are rare tokens collected through Doctor Fate's Daily Rewards and were introduced with the House of Legends episode. They can be used to buy items from Doctor Fate in the [[House of Legends]. The currency was replaced with the Source Marks currency with an exchange rate of 1:1.
Related article links (3)Doctor Fate's Daily Rewards · House of Legends · Doctor Fate
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Empyrean Aether

  • Empyrean Aethers are used to purchase the extra items and elite gear introduced with Wonderverse.
Related article links (1)Wonderverse
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Encrypted Schematic

  • Encrypted Schematic are used to purchase the Bright Booster styles and more from Offcier Stone. They were introduced with the Shock to the System episode and are dropped by defeated bounties in Dakota City. The currency was replaced with the Source Marks currency with an exchange rate of 1:1.
Related article links (3)Bright Booster · Shock to the System · Dakota City
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Fate Token

  • Fate Tokens are tokens collected through Doctor Fate's Daily Rewards and were introduced with the House of Legends episode. They can be used to buy items from Doctor Fate in the House of Legends. The currency was replaced with the Source Marks currency with an exchange rate of 1:1.
Related article links (4)Doctor Fate's Daily Rewards · House of Legends · Doctor Fate · House of Legends
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Fulfilled Waller Contract

  • A Fulfilled Waller Contract is special currency during the Raid the Universe event. It is required to open the Locked Confiscated Goods granted during the event.
Related article links (2)Raid the Universe · Locked Confiscated Goods
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Influence

  • Prior to game update 25 Influence was a form of currency earned by participation in Arena PvP and Legends PvP missions and could be rewarded for the defeat of an opponent during PvP combat. The currency was used in the obtainment of PvP gear from Vendors and Kiosks as well as the obtainment of Tier 1 PvP Iconic Battle Suits.Influence also allowed you to buy Berry Soders and Supply Boxes which contain various consumables which can help you in battle.
Related article links (11)game update 25 · Influence · Arena PvP · Legends PvP · PvP · Vendors · Kiosks · Iconic Battle Suits · Berry Soders · Supply Boxes · consumables
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Justice Token

  • Justice Token were used to purchase the Future Warden and Ma'aleca'andra Hunter styles introduced with Legion of Doom. The currency was debunked following game update 134 and replaced with the Source Marks currency with an exchange rate of 1:1.
Related article links (4)Future Warden · Ma'aleca'andra Hunter · Legion of Doom · game update 134
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Kaznia Crown

  • Kaznia Crowns are used to purchase the Energy Reaver style introduced with the Day of Reckoning chapter. Bostonian Brand and Aberrant styles from previous content are also available. The currency was replaced with the Source Marks currency with an exchange rate of 1:1.
Related article links (4)Energy Reaver · Day of Reckoning · Bostonian Brand · Aberrant
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LexCoin

  • LexCoins were used to purchase the Retribution (Style) and Psycho Jester styles introduced with Birds of Prey (Episode). The currency was debunked following game update 112 and replaced with the Source Marks currency with an exchange rate of 1:1.
Related article links (4)Retribution (Style) · Psycho Jester · Birds of Prey (Episode) · game update 112
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Marked Bill

  • Marked Bills were used to purchase the Riddler vendor gear and base items introduced with the Riddled with Crime episode. The currency was debunked following game update 94 and replaced with the Source Marks currency with an exchange rate of 1:1.
Related article links (4)Riddler · base items · Riddled with Crime · game update 94
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Mark of Allegiance

  • Marks of Allegiance were used to purchase items from Faction Vendors, earned by completing of Daily Missions and Challenges. The currency was debunked following game update 3 and replaced with the Marks of Triumph currency. They can only be used to purchase Tokens of Merit at the currency exchange kiosk in the headquarters.
Related article links (3)Faction · Vendors · game update 3
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Mark of Conquest

  • Marks of Conquest were used to purchase Tier 2 PvP weapons and Tier 2 PvP Iconic Battle Suits, earned by participating in Legends PvP, Arena PvP, and completing Daily PvP quests. The currency was debunked following game update 14 and replaced with the Marks of Tactics currency. They can only be used to purchase Tokens of Merit at the currency exchange kiosk in the headquarters.
Related article links (6)Marks of Conquest · Iconic Battle Suits · Legends PvP · Arena PvP · PvP · game update 14
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Mark of Distinction

  • Prior to Game Update 18, Marks of Distinction were used to purchase Tier 2 PvE Iconic Battle Suits, earned by completing Tier 2 Duos, by defeating bosses in Tier 2 Alerts, completing the Daily Tier 1 Alert, and completing South Gotham oriented quests only available in The Battle for Earth DLC. A Mark of Distinction can be traded for 5 Marks of Triumph.
Related article links (8)Game Update 18 · Marks of Distinction · Iconic Battle Suits · Duos · Alerts · Daily · The Battle for Earth · Marks of Triumph
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Mark of Fury

Related article links (10)Marks of Fury · Amazon Fury Part I · Iconic Battle Suits · Amazon Fury Part II · Halls of Power Part I · War of the Light Part II · Symbols of Power · Symbols of Light II · Symbols of Myth II · game update 47
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Mark of Krypton

  • A Mark of Krypton can be traded for 50 Marks of Triumph. Prior to Game Update 18, Marks of Krypton were used to purchase Tier 3 PvE Iconic Battle Suits, earned by completing Fortress of Solitude Raids, Tier 2 Daily Alerts and the Tier 3 South Gotham Courthouse Alert in The Battle for Earth DLC.
Related article links (7)Game Update 18 · Marks of Krypton · Iconic Battle Suits · Fortress of Solitude · Raids · South Gotham Courthouse · The Battle for Earth
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Mark of Lore

  • Marks of Lore were used to purchase new Iconic character identities for Legends PvP, earned by participating in Legends PvP, Arena PVP, and completing daily PvP quests. These marks were only available with The Last Laugh DLC. The currency was debunked following game update 25 and replaced with the Marks of Valor currency. They can be converted into Marks of Legend with an exchange rate of 1:8 or be used to purchase Tokens of Merit at the currency exchange kiosk in the headquarters.
Related article links (7)Marks of Lore · Legends PvP · Arena PVP · PvP · The Last Laugh · game update 25 · Marks of Legend
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Mark of Momentum

  • A Mark of Momentum can be traded for 10 Marks of Triumph. Prior to Game Update 18, Marks of Momentum were used to purchase exclusive Central City items and armour, earned by completing the Central City daily quests and bounties.
Related article links (4)Game Update 18 · Marks of Momentum · Central City · bounties
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Mark of Reality

  • Marks of Reality were used to purchase Tier 5 PvE Iconic Battle Suits, earned by completing Tier 5 Alerts, Raids, and Challenges. They also were available from Promethium Lockboxes once the player reached a combat rating of 84. The currency was debunked following game update 36 and replaced with the Marks of Triumph currency with an exchange rate of 1:625.
Related article links (8)Marks of Reality · Iconic Battle Suits · Alerts · Raids · Challenges · Promethium Lockboxes · combat rating · game update 36
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Mark of Strategy

  • Marks of Strategy were used to purchase Tier 4 PvP weapons and Tier 4 PvP Iconic Battle Suits, earned by participating in Legends PvP, Arena PVP, and completing Daily PvP quests. These marks were only available with The Last Laugh DLC. The currency was debunked following game update 25 and replaced with the Marks of Valor currency. They can only be used to purchase Tokens of Merit at the currency exchange kiosk in the headquarters.
Related article links (8)Marks of Strategy · Iconic Battle Suits · Legends PvP · Arena PVP · Daily · PvP · The Last Laugh · game update 25
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Mark of Tactics

  • Marks of Tactics were used to purchase Tier 2 and Tier 3 PvP weapons and Tier 2 and Tier 3 PvP Iconic Battle Suits, earned by participating in Legends PvP, Arena PVP, and completing Daily PvP quests. The currency was debunked following game update 25 and replaced with the Marks of Valor currency. They can only be used to purchase Tokens of Merit at the currency exchange kiosk in the headquarters.
Related article links (6)Marks of Tactics · Iconic Battle Suits · Legends PvP · Arena PVP · PvP quests · game update 25
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Mark of Triumph

  • Marks of Triumph were used to purchase Tier 1, Tier 2, Tier 3, Tier 4, Tier 5, and Central City PvE Iconic Battle Suits, earned by completing Duos, Alerts, Raids, and Challenges. The currency was debunked following game update 47 and replaced with the Marks of Victory currency at exchange rates depending on the player's combat rating:
  • CR 0 to 42 = 1:1
  • CR 43 to 52 = 5:1
  • CR 53 to 69 = 25:1
  • CR 70 to 83 = 125:1
  • CR 84 to 99 = 625:1
  • CR 100+ = 1565:1
Related article links (9)Marks of Triumph · Central City · Iconic Battle Suits · Duos · Alerts · Raids · Challenges · game update 47 · combat rating
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Mark of Victory

  • Marks of Victory were introduced with game update 47 to replace the Marks of Triumph. They were used to purchase Tier 1 to Tier 9 PvE weapons and Tier 1 to Tier 9 PvE Iconic Battle Suits. They could only be earned in normal amounts by doing PvE content that is relevant to the player's Combat Rating. If their Combat Rating was outside the content's range, they would only sometimes receive a smaller amount of marks. The currency was debunked following game update 94 and replaced with the Source Marks currency with an exchange rate of 1:1.
Related article links (6)Marks of Victory · game update 47 · Iconic Battle Suits · PvE · Combat Rating · game update 94
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Mark of Victory (old)

  • Marks of Victory were used to purchase Tier 1 PvP weapons and Tier 1 PvP Iconic Battle Suits, earned by participating in Legends PvP, Arena PvP, and completing Daily PvP quests. The currency was debunked and replaced with the Influence currency. They can only be used to purchase Tokens of Merit at the currency exchange kiosk in the headquarters.
Related article links (5)Marks of Victory · Iconic Battle Suits · Legends PvP · Arena PvP · PvP
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Mark of War

  • Marks of War were used to purchase Tier 4 PvE Iconic Battle Suits, earned by completing the tier 4 Alerts, Raids and Operations. The currency was debunked following game update 25 and replaced with the Marks of Triumph currency with an exchange rate of 1:125.
Related article links (3)Marks of War · Iconic Battle Suits · game update 25
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Meta Clinic ID

  • Meta Clinic IDs are used to purchase the Shadow Bender and Bright Booster styles introduced with the Shock to the System episode. The currency was replaced with the Source Marks currency with an exchange rate of 1:1.
Related article links (3)Shadow Bender · Bright Booster · Shock to the System
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Mogo Acorn

  • Mogo Acorns are used to purchase the Armored Corps gear introduced with the Raging Night chapter. The currency was replaced with the Source Marks currency with an exchange rate of 1:1.
Related article links (2)Armored Corps · Raging Night
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Mogo Berry

  • Mogo Berries are used to purchase the Reborn gear introduced with the Fearful Day chapter. The currency was replaced with the Source Marks currency with an exchange rate of 1:1.
Related article links (2)Reborn · Fearful Day
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Mogo Sprout

  • Mogo Sprouts are used to purchase the Mournful gear introduced with the Hope Burns Bright chapter. The currency was replaced with the Source Marks currency with an exchange rate of 1:1.
Related article links (2)Mournful · Hope Burns Bright
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Rath Crown

  • Rath Crowns were used to purchase the Ninth Tride Tyrant and Son of the Manta vendor gear and base items introduced with the Atlantis episode. The currency was debunked following game update ??? and replaced with the Source Marks currency with an exchange rate of 1:1.
Related article links (4)Ninth Tride Tyrant · Son of the Manta · base items · Atlantis
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Solar Credit

  • Solar Credits were used to purchase the Thrall of Ekron gear introduced with Long Live the Legion The currency was debunked following game update 123 and replaced with the Source Marks currency with an exchange rate of 1:1.
Related article links (3)Thrall of Ekron · Long Live the Legion · game update 123
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Splintered Coin

  • Splintered Coins were used to purchase the Apokoliptian Amazon gear introduced with Wonderverse. The currency was debunked following game update 119 and replaced with the Source Marks currency with an exchange rate of 1:1.
Related article links (3)Apokoliptian Amazon · Wonderverse · game update 119
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Spore

  • Spores were earned by completing quests in the event Starro the Conqueror. They could be spent on gear, consumables, collections and base items at the event's vendor Equipment Supplier Starro in the Central City Starro Deluge Zone or in the headquarters. With the release of Deluge all remaining Spores were exchanged 1:1 into Atlantean Crowns.
Related article links (8)Starro the Conqueror · consumables · collections · base items · Equipment Supplier Starro · Central City Starro Deluge Zone · Deluge · Atlantean Crowns
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Station Cash

  • Station Cash was the SOE microtransaction currency used to buy things in the Marketplace such as Episodes, Bundles, Styles, Upgrades and many more. It was replaced by Daybreak Cash.
Related article links (2)Marketplace · Daybreak Cash
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Symbol of Power

  • Symbols of Power were used to purchase Halls of Power Part I Tier 6 PvE Iconic Battle Suits and were earned by completing Tier 6 content in Halls of Power Part I. Marks of Fury and Symbols of Power both had to be used to purchase Halls of Power Part I Tier 6 PvE Iconic Battle Suits. The currency was debunked following game update 47.
Related article links (5)Symbols of Power · Halls of Power Part I · Iconic Battle Suits · Marks of Fury · game update 47
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Symbol of Light II

Related article links (4)War of the Light Part II · Iconic Battle Suits · Marks of Fury · game update 47
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Symbol of Myth II

  • Symbol of Myth II were used to purchase Amazon Fury Part II Tier 6+ PvE Iconic Battle Suits and were earned by completing Tier 6 content in Amazon Fury Part II. Marks of Fury and Symbol of Myth II both had to be used to purchase Amazon Fury Part II Tier 6+ PvE Iconic Battle Suits. The currency was debunked following game update 47.
Related article links (4)Amazon Fury Part II · Iconic Battle Suits · Marks of Fury · game update 47
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Tarot Card

  • Tarot Cards are used to purchase the Bostonian Brand and Godling Wonderpunk styles introduced with the Justice League Dark Cursed episode. The currency was replaced with the Source Marks currency with an exchange rate of 1:1.
Related article links (3)Bostonian Brand · Godling Wonderpunk · Justice League Dark Cursed
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Thanagarian Mark

  • Thanagarian Marks were used to purchase the Damaged Lantern and Battle-Hawk vendor gear and base items introduced with the Metal Part II episode. The currency was debunked following game update ??? and replaced with the Source Marks currency with an exchange rate of 1:1.
Related article links (4)Damaged Lantern · Battle-Hawk · base items · Metal Part II
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Titans Cred

  • Titans Creds were used to purchase the Bionic and Armored Detective vendor gear and base items introduced with the Teen Titans: The Judas Contract episode. The currency was debunked following game update 97 and replaced with the Source Marks currency with an exchange rate of 1:1.
Related article links (5)Bionic · Armored Detective · base items · Teen Titans: The Judas Contract · game update 97
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Tribute

  • Tributes were used to purchase the Main Man vendor style and other items introduced with the The Death of Superman content. The currency was debunked following game update ??? and replaced with the Source Marks currency with an exchange rate of 1:1.Cap: 999
Related article links (2)Main Man · The Death of Superman
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Ultrabuck

  • Ultrabucks were used to purchase the Owlsuit and Quicksuit vendor gear and base items introduced with the Earth 3 episode. The currency was debunked following game update 94 and replaced with the Source Marks currency with an exchange rate of 1:1.
Related article links (5)Owlsuit · Quicksuit · base items · Earth 3 · game update 94
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Waller Contract Line Item

  • Waller Contract Line Items are a special currency during the Raid the Universe event. Collecting 5 of those will automatically produce a Fulfilled Waller Contract.
Related article links (1)Raid the Universe
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War Bond

  • War Bonds were used to purchase the Blackhawk vendor gear and base items introduced with the Age of Justice episode. The currency was debunked following game update 94 and replaced with the Source Marks currency with an exchange rate of 1:1.
Related article links (4)Blackhawk · base items · Age of Justice · game update 94
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Wayne Casino Token

  • Wayne Casino Tokens were used to purchase the Ultimate and Pyromaniac vendor gear and base items introduced with the World of Flashpoint episode. The currency was debunked following game update 129 and replaced with the Source Marks currency with an exchange rate of 1:1.
Related article links (5)Ultimate · Pyromaniac · base items · World of Flashpoint · game update 129
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