SWTOR Character Transfers 90% Off Starting Tomorrow


Soeren Kamper

SWTOR character transfers

Character transfers will be 90% off in SWTOR, starting Tuesday june 23 and last for a few weeks. In this period, each character transfer will only cost 90 Cartel Coins:

Last week we announced our next Digital Expansion: Knights of the Fallen Empire. Since announcing, we have seen a lot of players coming back and getting into The Old Republic. Whether you are a new player, an old subscriber coming back, or a player who has been around a while, you may have been looking for an opportunity to move to a new server. Maybe your friends transferred servers in the past or you’re just trying to find a new Fleet to call home.

In honor of our Fallen Empire announcement, we wanted to make it a bit easier for you to play on the server you want to. Starting tomorrow, Tuesday June 23rd, all character transfers will be discounted by over 90%, for a limited time. Each character transfer will only cost 90 Cartel Coins each. This promotion will run for a while, and we will make sure to give you a couple weeks of notice before the price goes back to normal.
In order to initiate a character transfer:

Login and then visit: https://account.swtor.com/user/account/transfer

Ensure you character meets the requirements listed

Click “Start a character transfer”

Select the server where the character you wish to transfer is located

Click “Choose a character from source server”

Select the character you wish to transfer

Select the server you wish to transfer that character to

Click “Next”

On this screen, you can confirm that the character is eligible

Click “Start transfer”

Enjoy your new server

Thanks everyone!

Eric

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