Your character
The game can hand you a copy of everything it holds on your account — in game, open Account, then Your data & privacy, then download. Drop that file here and this page will show the parts of it that a reference site is any good for: what you are wearing, how your skills sit on the ladder, what is in the bank, what is growing.
It is worth knowing what else is in that file, because it changes what you should expect. Yours will contain your chat history in every channel, your private whispers, your IP address, your session records and your purchase history, alongside the character. This page reads none of it. That is not a filter — the code names ten fields it will look at, and every other byte in the file is never touched by anything. There is a section at the bottom that shows you exactly what was kept, so you can check rather than take my word for it.
Load the file
stays in this browserEquipment
as the file describes itThe export stores each item as one number: the game's own id, with its rarity folded into the thousands. A 53082 is a Steel pickaxe at Epic, not a pickaxe enhanced to +53 — the enhancement level is not in this file at all, so none is shown.
Skills
levels from the published ladderLevels come from the same ladder the XP calculator reads, so the two pages cannot disagree about what an XP total is worth.
Growing
your plots, on the clockWorked out the way the game works it out: the seed’s own grow time, divided by the speed recorded on that plot. Watering is the one thing that moves a harvest earlier, and it is not in the export — so if a crop is watered, it may be ready a little before the time shown here, never after.
Carried
what is in the packBank
every stack, by nameWhat was kept
check itThis is the entire result of reading your file: the object this page holds, in the form it would be written to this browser if you ask it to remember. Nothing else from the file is in memory after the first read, and nothing here arrives over a network.
Why it works this way. A wiki that could see your character would need an account, a server that stores what it saw, and a password to lose. This one takes a file you already own, in the format the game already gives you, shows you what it can work out from it, and forgets the moment you close the tab unless you tell it otherwise. If you would rather not hand over even that: the gear tables, the skills and the timers all work without it.