Read This First: Two Tracks, One Game
Revelation Mobile is not Revelation Online. The mobile game has its own accounts and its own Jade; the PC title is covered separately. Within the mobile game, the verified top-ups serve the VNG-published Southeast Asia version, while the dated patch-notes feed is Haoplay’s global “Revelation M” — both are Revelation Mobile, and our buying guide untangles which top-up fits which account. Jade itself is a top-up currency: this guide’s subject is the earnable game around it.
The sinks, from G2G’s fetched category: Divine Jade buys costumes, mounts and premium items. That is a cosmetic-and-convenience sink list, which is good news for a free player: nothing on it is power you cannot progress without. The free layer’s job is to keep a costume-and-mount budget alive across seasons, not to replace the top-up.
Events and Seasons: The Free Layer
The dated record shows the rhythm. Haoplay’s official Maintenance & Patch Notes series for Revelation M runs regularly — fetched entries through the summer into a September 10, 2026 maintenance whose event updates ran September 17 – October 1 (named events among them) — and each maintenance cycle brings its event window with it. Events in this structure are the free player’s income: time-limited objectives and shops that convert play during the window into the game’s premium-adjacent rewards.
Work the windows, not the calendar’s gaps. An event’s rewards are priced by its designers to be earned inside its dates; the same hours outside the window earn the base game only. When a new maintenance note lands, read its event list first and plan the fortnight around the windows it opens — the notes series is regular enough (August and September entries fetched in one pass) that the habit sustains itself.
Ordinary Play: The Base Under the Events
Between events, the base game — the story, the world and its repeatable content — pays the ordinary currencies and materials that progression consumes, and keeps a character current enough to work the next event at full value. In a season-structured mobile MMO, ordinary play is best understood as readiness: gear, levels and resources banked so that event windows, when they open, are spent earning rather than catching up.
That readiness framing also settles the top-up question for most players. Jade’s sinks are costumes, mounts and premium items; none of them make an unready character ready. A player deciding between a Jade pack and a fortnight of base play should notice the pack buys appearance while the play buys the progression the appearance sits on.
Spending Jade Without Wasting It
- Costumes and mounts are permanent; premium items may not be — spend Jade in that permanence order.
- Benchmark any top-up denomination-for-denomination: G2G ($0.56 to $267.13 in its product data) against SEAGM’s SEA ladder ($0.74 to $301.31), and both against the in-game store.
- Confirm your publishing track before any top-up — the verified outside ladders serve the SEA version.
- Save a reserve across a maintenance boundary: new event windows open with new items, and the reserve keeps a launch from becoming an impulse purchase.
Buying Divine Jade
The verified top-up market is User ID only: G2G’s Divine Jade category and SEAGM’s Southeast Asia direct top-up, covered with the track warnings in our Revelation Mobile buying guide. No account market was wired — a linked accounts category was never fetched, and none is priced in these guides. See also the Revelation Mobile page and the leveling guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you earn Divine Jade for free in Revelation Mobile?
Jade is primarily a top-up currency — it buys costumes, mounts and premium items. The free layer is the event cycle: dated maintenance-and-event windows (the Haoplay notes series runs regularly, with September 2026 events running into October) through which play converts into premium-adjacent rewards.
Is Revelation Mobile the same as Revelation Online?
No — different games, different accounts, different balances. The mobile game is also published on two tracks: the VNG Southeast Asia version the verified top-ups serve, and Haoplay’s global Revelation M, whose site carries the patch-notes series.
How much does Divine Jade cost?
G2G’s category product data ran $0.56 to $267.13 at our October 2026 check, and SEAGM’s SEA direct top-up ran $0.74 to $301.31. Match the product to your publishing track before comparing prices.
What does Divine Jade buy?
Costumes, mounts and premium items, per G2G’s category copy — a cosmetic-and-convenience sink list, which is why the free game around it progresses perfectly well without a top-up.
Sources
Checked October 20, 2026. Game systems change with patches, so confirm numbers in game.
- G2G: Revelation Mobile top-up (Divine Jade $0.56 to $267.13 in category product data; User ID delivery; Jade for costumes, mounts and premium items)
- SEAGM: Revelation New World SEA top-up ($0.74 to $301.31; Revelation Mobile direct reload for Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Philippines and Thailand)
- Haoplay: Revelation M maintenance and patch notes series (latest fetched entry Sep 10, 2026; events into October 2026)
