SUPPORT
If you’ve downloaded Talisman: Digital Edition on Android, iOS, Steam or GOG, you can share both your progression and your purchased content between those versions of the game. Other platforms work a little differently due to platform-specific restrictions. Below you’ll find everything you need to know about syncing your Talisman: Digital Edition experience via your Nomad Account!
Nomad Account Overview
In order to synchronise their purchases in Talisman: Digital Edition, we provide players with the ability to sign up for a Nomad Account. Your Nomad Account keeps track of your profile stats for Talisman: Digital Edition and the progress you’ve made between games towards challenges, your avatars and titles. By signing into your Nomad Account on multiple devices, we can enable the expansions you’ve purchased on other devices too.
How do I make a Nomad Account?
When you open Talisman: Digital Edition, you’ll find the main menu - up in the top right there is a portrait icon button. Press this and you’ll be taken to the Nomad Account menu.
Once you’re on the Nomad Account menu, you can create an account by setting your email and password. Your ID and Device Username are super helpful if you ever send us a support request, so please remember that this is where you find them!
How do I sync my purchases onto a second device?
Once you’ve created a Nomad Account, you just need to follow the same process you did to create an account, but this time by putting in the same details (email and password) as you did when creating your account. Once you’ve done that, press the ‘sign in’ button and give your device a short time to sync. Then your purchases (Expansions, Characters, Legendary Decks, etc.) will be playable on your device!
If a synced expansion doesn’t appear in your collection, this might be due to that expansion being the free-to-try expansion for that week. Don’t worry, you can still use it and once the next weekly free-to-try expansion rolls around, it will display properly in your library.
What platforms can share what?
The following platforms can share all DLC purchases between each other:
Steam
GOG
iOS
Android
The Switch version can share statistics with the previously mentioned platforms, however expansions work a little differently. Due to platform restrictions, while purchases you make on the Switch version can be synced to your Nomad Account to be shared with the platforms listed above. However, purchases you make on those other platforms can NOT be shared with the Switch version. So if you purchase, for example, the Reaper expansion on Switch you can then share it to the iOS version. If you then purchased the Dungeon expansion on iOS, the Switch version will not be able to receive this expansion via the Nomad Account system.
Why can’t I sign in on PlayStation or Xbox?
Due to various restrictions put in place on the PlayStation version, we are not allowed to let players sign into their Nomad Account on that platform. Due to this, you cannot synchronise your purchases between the PlayStation platform and any other platforms, as you need to log into your Nomad Account to do so. Similar restrictions prevented us from allowing players to sign into their accounts on the Xbox version as well.
What if I have the Xbox and Windows Store versions of Talisman?
As long as you use the same Microsoft account, you can share you expansions and progress with the Microsoft Store version of Talisman: Digital Edition. This is because if you buy the game (and any expansions) on the Xbox version, you can download it for free from the Microsoft Store and vice versa.
I’ve tried syncing my purchases but it still won’t work!
You can use our handy support form, and we’ll be in touch to help you out. In order to make sure we can help you as quickly as possible, please provide the email you’re using for your Nomad Account and your platform’s ID number. You can find the ID number by following these steps:
Go into Talisman: Digital Edition’s settings
Scroll down to the bottom where you’ll find some text displaying the ID
Send us the ID as it’s displayed, for example, ANDROID_123ABC