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  HumbleThaumaturge

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  I tried an experiment.
  - I used a level-24 "mule" character who had previously selected the under-level-50 campaign as the "Home" campaign.
  - The character entered the under-level-50 campaign and earned a few thousand AP to get a Leaderboard rank of 50.
  - I then selected the No-CP campaign as the new "Home" campaign. There was no requirement to "abandon" the under-level-50 campaign first. There was no charge (in gold or AP) to change the "Home" campaign. However, there was a message that I could not change campaigns again for 12 hours, and there might be charge for future changes.
  - Since Leaderboard rank was below the top 10, I could not use another character or player to check what happened to my Leaderboard rank after I changed "Home" campaigns. Therefore, I had to wait 12 hours to return to the under-level-50 campaign (on the specific character) to see if changing "Home" campaign dropped me from the Leaderboard.
  - After a little more than 12 hours, I changed the "Home" campaign back to the under-level-50 campaign. There was no charge to do this (in gold or AP). When I checked the Leaderboard, my character's previously earned position on the Leaderboard was gone.
  
  Conclusions: In the past, I "abandoned" a campaign (at the cost of 100k AP) to remove myself from the campaign's Leaderboard. But it seems that changing "Home" campaigns will also drop a character from the Leaderboard, without a charge in gold or AP. I will try to run this experiment again to verify this conclusion.

  Edited by HumbleThaumaturge on May 9, 2023 10:34AM

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  May 2023

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