New players lose real money and rare items to scams more often than to any monster. Most scams in Rohan Online rely on the same handful of tricks, so learning them once protects your account for good. Follow the checklist below before every trade.
The 7 Scam Prevention Rules
- Never share account info. Do not lend your account or give your login details to anyone.
- Triple-check every trade. Confirm the item stats and the exact amount of coins or RP on both sides first.
- Reject "pay first" offers. Only trust the instant Exchange Market (EM) or the instant trade window. Walk away from anyone who asks you to pay before they deliver.
- Watch kiosk prices. When buying from a player's kiosk (a personal shop stall), check the price manually. Some sellers Hide an extra zero or edit the display so the "F" search shows a lower price than the real cost.
- Only use approved currency. Trade only in RPS, Ecash, Crone, in-game items, or IP. Never send real money outside these systems.
- Avoid middleman deals. If someone offers a "cheap" item because another buyer wants it, be careful. Buy it first and that second buyer often disappears, leaving you stuck.
- Skip keygens and free-item offers. Never run a keygen. Never trust messages offering free items through Mail, social media, or in-game chat. Use a proper virus scanner.
Quick Tips
- Slow down — scammers rely on you rushing through a trade.
- If a deal feels too good to be true, it usually is.
FAQ
Q: What is the safest way to trade in Rohan Online?
A: Use the instant in-game trade window or the Exchange Market, and check every item and amount before confirming.
Q: How do kiosk price scams work?
A: A seller edits the display price so the item looks cheaper than it actually costs, hoping you buy without checking closely.
Q: Is it safe to act as a middleman for a trade?
A: No. Buying an item "for" another buyer often ends with that buyer vanishing after you already paid.
Q: Can I get my account back if I share my login and get scammed?
A: There is no guaranteed way to recover a shared account, so never share your login information in the first place.