Know Before You Buy
Trading rules, season dates and the latest patch for Justice Online, from the publisher’s own statements.
Fleeting Myriad Season + Evernight Haven
- Version 1.3.1 landed July 31, 2026 (update maintenance 04:55–10:00), per NetEase’s official Update Notice on the Sword of Justice site: the new Fleeting Myriad season began, with gameplay, tiers and the Battle Pass reset and upgraded, and the new Luster Battle Pass requires slightly less EXP per level because of the shorter version duration.
- A brand-new open-world area, Evernight Haven, opened with a new exploration mechanism, offering Relic Gear such as the Radiant Feather Garment and Treefolk Belt and Martial World skills including Acupoint Seal and Azure Dragon Sword.
- The post-maintenance login reward pays 1,000 Ornate Jade (Bound) and the accessory [Come Near Get Rich], claimable once per account.
- Global versions land roughly monthly on the official feed — 1.2.3 on June 5, 2026 preceded 1.3.1 — and 1.3.1 remains the latest global Update Notice verified on the official site at this entry’s check date.
The season reset is the pricing beat: tiers and the Battle Pass reset with 1.3.1, so standing earned before the reset reprices against the new Fleeting Myriad season — and Evernight Haven’s Relic Gear and Martial World skills are the new developed-account stock to check for in listings.
Patch notes & sources
The latest update that matters if you are buying. Checked October 25, 2026.
Justice Online Marketplace Status
We checked G2G, PlayerAuctions and Eldorado: none has active Justice Online inventory — it’s a China-region-locked NetEase title requiring Chinese identity verification, which keeps it largely outside Western third-party marketplaces. We’ll add real vendors here if a verified marketplace opens up.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I still buy Justice Online currency or accounts anywhere?
Not through a marketplace we'd vouch for. G2G, PlayerAuctions and Eldorado all show no active listings for this game — it requires Chinese identity verification to play, which keeps it largely outside the third-party sites we track.
Why isn't Justice Online listed like other games on MMODude?
We only list vendors we've verified as active on a trusted platform. When a game's real third-party market is effectively nonexistent, we'd rather show an honest "nothing to recommend" page than pad the list with sellers we can't vouch for.
Will this page be updated if the market changes?
Yes — this status is rechecked periodically, and real vendors will be added back if a verified marketplace for Justice Online currency, accounts or boosting appears.
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