Tegata
The membership pass. It decides whether what a floor hands you reads Locked forever or free to move — and only the free kind can become Star.
Locked, or No lock
Open any item and the tooltip prints one of two words. A Locked item is yours to wear and fight in and nothing else — it cannot be handed to another player, listed on the market, or turned in at the counter. A No lock item is the same thing with none of that stopping it.
- Without a pass Locked Yours to wear and fight in, and yours alone. It cannot be handed over, sold, or turned in at the counter.
- With one active No lock The same item, free to move. This is the only kind the Star counter will take.
- Decided at Enlistment Not at the claim. A pass bought after you started the run does not reach back and free what it hands you.
This is the whole reason a pass exists. A free character can raid every floor, wear every drop and grow exactly as strong — what they cannot do is turn a night's work into Star, because the counter only takes goods that are free to move.
The three passes
| Pass | Costs | Runs for |
|---|---|---|
| Tsuki Tegata | 5,000 Kin | 30 days |
| Mitsuki Tegata | 12,000 Kin | 90 days |
| Toshi Tegata | 36,000 Kin | 365 days |
Buying while one is still running adds the new days to what is left rather than throwing it away. So the long pass is not a bet on staying interested; it is the same time, cheaper by the day.
What it unlocks
A pass is not a stat boost. It will not win you a fight you were losing, and nothing on this page makes your character stronger. What it buys is reach: ten times the daily board, the right to sell what you farm, and the right to hand something to another player at all.
It is also not retroactive. When a pass lapses your board ceiling drops straight back to 10 rather than parking somewhere — nothing is held for you, so the day you let it run out is the day the climb starts again.
Those three rows are Nefra's menu word for word — walk up to her and you will see the same three. And the Kin you hand her splits like every other Kin you spend, which is its own story.