Gold by the million, traded over in game. Character levels to sixty, which is the cap. Paragon to three hundred, which is where the season actually goes. Every summonable and uber boss, Lilith included. The Pit to whatever tier you need. All twelve mythic uniques as their own rows. And the materials, gems and packages that sit behind the lot.
The character cap is sixty and most people reach it in an evening or two. Everything that takes a season is on the other ladder: three hundred paragon levels, the glyphs that go in the boards, and the Pit tiers that decide how far either can go. If you are shopping for a number, check which ladder it is on first, because the two are priced nothing like each other.
Gold on the seasonal realm is worth something. The same gold on Eternal is worth a fraction of it, because every season's hoard gets dumped there when the season ends. Every order here asks which realm before anything else, and it is the one mistake on this page that cannot be fixed after delivery.
Not for gold, materials or gems, which change hands in an ordinary trade and need no login at all. Levelling, paragon, boss carries and mythics do need account access, and the delivery selector on every order is where you choose which it is.
Whichever you pick, but pick carefully. Gold and materials delivered to Eternal are worth a fraction of the same amount on the seasonal realm, and it is the one choice here that cannot be corrected after delivery.
For character levels, yes. Paragon then runs from one to three hundred on a separate ladder, and that is where a season actually goes. The two are different pages because they are different products at very different prices.
