Question about Eternal Bond items and divorce.

[jake200135]

So, me and an in game friend both want to marry so we can get the special attire. (And the mount is cool too I suppose.) But we don't plan on staying married once we get these special items. So do we get to keep the wedding clothes and the wedding mount after we divorce?

[Nuinn]

I would like to know as well. Would have to double check the Eternal Bonding site again but, I don't recall anything being mentioned, else it would stick in my head I figure....

[Riepah]

You paid for that stuff. You better get to keep it.

[Rjain]

"Eternal bond" might clue you in.

[Nuinn]

"Eternal bond" might clue you in.

@____@; Till death do us part? In, like.... never cause Raise??? D:

[Rjain]

@____@; Till death do us part? In, like.... never cause Raise??? D:

Pretty sure they said you will not be able to break the eternal bond after having completed it (where you obtain the items you paid for). Only at the start of the quest or something like that can you cancel it (and you don't get your money back).

Edit as posted below: I read a post from September which said the opposite. It said you will have a time limit to delete the ring but it did not clarify at what point. In a recent post it sounded like the start of the quest, but this makes it sound like you have 24 hours after completing the quest and receiving your items.

[jake200135]

Pretty sure they said you will not be able to break the eternal bond after having completed it (where you obtain the items you paid for). Only at the start of the quest or something like that can you cancel it (and you don't get your money back).

I would really like to know where you saw this. Because if that's true, I don't think fancy wedding clothes are that worth it. >_>

[Rjain]

I would really like to know where you saw this. Because if that's true, I don't think fancy wedding clothes are that worth it. >_>

I think you're better off asking yourself where you got the idea you can divorce after reading a name like "eternal bond".

The concept was discussed several times by Yoshida when he was teasing it. It was also probably answered in recent Q&As posted on the forums as I remember seeing it pop up in one of the dev posts recently.

Edit: I read a post from September which said the opposite. It said you will have a time limit to delete the ring but it did not clarify at what point. In a recent post it sounded like the start of the quest, but this makes it sound like you have 24 hours after completing the quest and receiving your items.

[Yamimarik]

Idk where you're getting you're info. but (and I can't find it just yet) in one of the Live Letters Yoshi said something about, if you want to "divorce" you just need to toss the rings and it's an automatic divorce, now if your items fade away (which seems unlikely) that has yet to been seen I suppose.

[Rjain]

Idk where you're getting you're info. but (and I can't find it just yet) in one of the Live Letters Yoshi said something about, if you want to "divorce" you just need to toss the rings and it's an automatic divorce, now if your items fade away (which seems unlikely) that has yet to been seen I suppose.

As I posted above I found a post where he said you have 24 hours to do so. After that you will not be able to do so. 24 hours from when I don't know, I assume once the ceremony is over.