Unused Windborn Stamps will automatically convert into Credits at a rate of one Stamp to 2,000 Credits when Aniimo switches to Part II. The new season uses Windchaser Stamp instead. Saving old Stamps does not preserve a balance for the new seasonal shop.
The important distinction is what happens to each currency. Stamps become ordinary Credits. The outgoing Home season has a separate conversion: some resources become Home Coin, while Waxing Moondew becomes the new season's mutation-exchange resource.
- Old Stamp conversion
- 1 Stamp → 2,000 Credits
- New seasonal Stamp
- Windchaser Stamp
- First Pacific maintenance start
- October 28, 3 PM: Europe
- Americas and APAC start
- October 28, 4 PM PDT
Old Stamps buy Credits after the switch
The conversion applies to the old Windborn Stamps balance. It is automatic; there is no requirement to buy a Credit exchange before the switch to receive that conversion.
That gives an exact fallback value for a remaining balance. These are conversion examples, rather than prices for items in the outgoing shop:
| Old Stamps | Credit value |
|---|---|
| 50 | 100,000 |
| 150 | 300,000 |
| 500 | 1,000,000 |
For example, spending 150 Stamps on a wanted seasonal item gives up the 300,000 Credits those Stamps would otherwise produce. That does not make the purchase good or bad by itself. It identifies the opportunity cost, so the choice can depend on the actual item you want rather than the fear that every unspent Stamp becomes worthless.
The new Windchaser Stamp is a different currency. Part II also refreshes the Stamp Shop, including the Prismana Eklue-themed Wisptis Scythe accessory. The old balance's announced destination is Credits, not that new Stamp.
Finish spending before your service goes offline
The version is dated October 29, but its maintenance begins on October 28 in Pacific time. Europe starts one hour earlier than the other two listed services.
| Service | Start, PDT | Finish, PDT |
|---|---|---|
| Europe | 3 PM | October 29, midnight |
| Americas | 4 PM | October 29, midnight |
| APAC | 4 PM | October 29, midnight |
The underlying windows are Europe 22:00 UTC on October 28 to 07:00 UTC on October 29, Americas 19:00–03:00 UTC-4, and APAC 07:00–15:00 UTC+8 on October 29. These are the scheduled service windows, not a live reading that the servers have already reopened.
Treat the start of your service's downtime as the practical access deadline for the old shop. A displayed October 29 season date does not give a Pacific player another full evening to spend Stamps. The events calendar keeps individual activities separate from this maintenance window.
Home Coin and Wonder Sugar Crystal are different destinations
Home's seasonal resources do not all follow the Stamp rule. The update assigns these conversions:
| Outgoing resource | New destination |
|---|---|
| Moonbeam Wheat | Home Coin |
| Moondew Radish Seeds | Home Coin |
| Waxing Moon Pepper Seeds | Home Coin |
| Waxing Moondew | Wonder Sugar Crystal |
The outgoing festival's Moonray Wheat appears as Moonbeam Wheat in the Part II conversion list. It is the festival spending currency in this conversion. Waxing Moondew is the separate mutation-exchange resource, and its announced replacement is Wonder Sugar Crystal.
That separation answers the common question about whether everything becomes ordinary Home money. The Wheat and seed conversion leads to Home Coin. Moondew instead moves into the new season's mutation-exchange resource. The Stamp conversion's 1:2,000 rate belongs to Stamps and Credits; it is not a rate for any row in this Home table.
The Harvest Gathering article explains why Wheat, Harvest Moon Points and Moondew already had different jobs. Part II preserves the need to distinguish those resource identities, even as the old season gives way to the new one.
The Harvest Moon Set leaves the shop, with a later return planned
The Harvest Moon Set is being removed from the seasonal shop. The update also says that the set and Lunar Crops will return in future seasonal events.
Those are two different time horizons. A wanted piece from the current shop is a decision for the outgoing season. The planned rerun means the set is not described as permanently retired, but it does not supply a date on which a missing piece becomes available again.
Home's next season brings the Wonder Night Set, Batshadow Pumpkin RV skin and the magical crops Magic Pumpkin and Memory Lanternfruit. Its participation gate is RV level 10 plus the Home tutorial quest Act Seven: Festivals of Astra. Reaching that gate is separate from deciding what to do with the old currency balance.
The Homeland guide covers the everyday RV and production systems around that seasonal space. The immediate rollover decision is concrete: old Stamps have a known Credit value, while Home's outgoing resources have two different destinations.
