He answers briefly and plainly.
Completely. All the coins are free, and there are no in-app purchases.
No. Real-money gambling is neither offered nor promoted at Moonlit Manor House, and no win in the house has real-world value.
No. The manor has nothing to buy in any room.
For Moonchime Teatime, no: the tea corner is laid for everybody, with nothing to fill in. Pinwing Gallery and Fogglass Vinery need a free account, which asks for a nickname, an email address, a password and a tick confirming you are 18 or over. No card form exists anywhere in the house.
The account keeps your coins, level and missions in order for your return, and it is how the house confirms you are 18 or over before the reels turn.
No. Each room opens in the browser you are using right now.
They do. The tea corner, the gallery and the vinery work from one balance, one level and one set of daily missions.
On your account page, press Delete my account. Your nickname, email address and password hash are removed on the spot, and that cannot be reversed.
For adults of 18 or over, and nobody younger.
It is. Each spin takes an independent random position on every reel, and no past spin has any bearing on the next.
Log in again. The coins on your account belong to the account, so once you are signed back in its balance shows again.
No. The manor shows no gambling adverts, names no operators and carries no affiliate links.
Moonlit Manor House admits adults of 18 and older only. The coins Mortimer brings on his tray are virtual and carry no monetary value; they cannot be bought, sold, withdrawn or exchanged. You will find no coin shop in any room and no payment page in the house, no prize of real-world value is ever offered, and success here does not imply future success at real-money gambling.
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