Global accounts · checked 1 November 2026

Reverse: 1999 account value

Two accounts at the same level can differ in value many times over; the difference is almost always limited units, their Portray and garments.

Below is what drives value, ranked, and how public listings price each feature relative to a typical account.

Ranked

Value drivers

  1. Full 6-star collection. Every or almost every global 6-star. Sellers write “all characters” or “65/68 6★”.
  2. Several limited units at P5. Six or more P5s, most of them on limited units.
  3. Garments. 50+ garments, especially collab and old event sets.
  4. All 11 limited units. “Full limited” or “11/11”.
  5. Day 1 / early start. Usually means every limited unit and old garments.
  6. High 6-star count. 55+ unique 6-stars.
  7. Assassin’s Creed collab units. Ezio and Kassandra, best at high Portray.
  8. Saved pulls and an active monthly pass. Helpful, but they do not make an account high-end on their own.

Index

How features move the value

Built from several hundred global account listings tracked from June to November 2026 (other regional versions excluded). 1× = the median account.

How features move the value
Feature in the listingIndex
Starter: a few 6-stars plus saved pullsabout 0.5×
Under 30 unique 6-starsabout 0.5×
30–44 unique 6-starsabout 1.1×
45–54 unique 6-starsabout 1.6×
55–59 unique 6-starsabout 2.4×
60+ unique 6-starsabout 3×
Names the Assassin’s Creed unitsabout 1.4×
“Full limited”about 2.2×
Day 1 / pre-registration accountabout 2.7×
50+ garmentsabout 6×
“All characters” / whale collectionabout 6–7×
6+ P5 unitsabout 8×

How to read it: one P5 on a standard or selector unit does not move the value. Starters often show “P5 Twins” or “P5 Paper Heron” with almost nothing else, and they sit at the bottom. Depth wins: many 6-stars, all limited units, several limited P5s and many garments together.

Watch out

What lowers value

  • Not a global account (see login and safety).
  • A login that cannot be moved to your own email.
  • Old listing text: “full limited” written before The Twins and Rhiannon came out.
  • Low story progress with few built units (fine for a starter, not for “endgame”).

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Answers

Reverse: 1999: account value FAQ

What is the most valuable thing on a Reverse: 1999 account?

Limited Arcanists at high Portray, then the size of the 6-star roster and the garments.

Is a “P5 Twins starter” a good buy?

It is a cheap start for a new player. It is not a high-end account.

Does account level matter?

Not much. Many played accounts list a similar level (sellers often write “Lv80”); the roster and garments matter more.

Are saved pulls worth paying for?

A little. They help you get the next banner, but they do not replace limited units.

Checked 1 November 2026 · sources

Tier lists and some unit details come from player communities and fan databases; they are marked as such where used. Account indexes are relative to a typical account and built from public listings, not a price list.