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Data and privacy

What the portal knows about you, what for, and what of it others can see.

6 August 20262 min read

What is stored

  • the Keeper’s name and the imprint of the password;
  • the email address, if you linked one;
  • the game save: heroes, bag, progress;
  • service data: sign-in times, the connecting address and a mark of the device — so that you can see someone else’s sign-in and throw it out;
  • what you wrote yourself: threads and replies on the forum.

What is not stored

The password in readable form. Payment data — it does not exist, there are no payments. Nothing you did not give the portal yourself.

What others can see

Your name, your place in the ladder and what you wrote on the forum — everyone sees those, that is the whole point of a ladder and a forum. The public Keeper’s page in your account is switched on and off by you: while it is off, nothing about you is visible beyond the name and the ladder place.

Your email is visible to nobody but you.

Who it is passed to

Nobody. The portal does not sell data, does not embed other people’s tracking counters and does not show other people’s advertising.

Cookies

One is set: the one that remembers your sign-in. It is a service cookie; without it the portal cannot know you. There are no counters and no advertising cookies.

How to take it away or delete it

Write to the English tavern or to support. The save is handed to you as a file; the account is deleted by hand. What was written on the forum stays part of other people’s conversations, but it is made anonymous on your request.

The Wardens of the Code · published 6 August 2026

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