This is cumulative, so for every day your subscription is active, it adds a day to your total number of active days. This applies to accounts using both the standard subscription as well as Station Access. If you deactivate your account, any days that the account was deactivated will simply not count toward your total about EQ2 powerleveling.

If you were subscribed for 3 months, unsubscribed for 2 months, and subscribed again for 3 months, you would be considered a 6 month veteran about EQ2 powerleveling. What happens if I converted to Station Access after being subscribed normally and my account activation time changed? The total amount of time that your account was active either as a standard account or Station Access account will count toward your total time. It does not matter if the creation date changed when you switched over to Station Access. If you had a standard EQ2 Powerleveling account for 6 months and switched to Station Access for the next 6 months, you would be entitled to a year.

It depends on the reward. Some of the older Veteran Rewards can be claimed on up to 3 characters per account, so be sure which characters you want to have access to these items about EQ2 powerleveling. Newer rewards can be claimed on many characters per account. The Adventure and Tradeskill potions will not be permanent. You will receive a certain amount of bonus experience for a limited duration after drinking the potion. The Details tab of the Persona window will show you how many days your account has been active.

Subscribers who have switched between a standard EQII Plat account and Station Access may only see the number of days the most recent account type has been active in the Persona window. However, the cumulative subscription time is being tracked and your rewards will be awarded correctly.