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 ====== River Oath saves ====== ====== River Oath saves ======
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 +===== Desktop edition =====
  
 **Esc > Save** keeps up to ten campaigns in slots. When you save over a slot, its old save is kept as a ''.bak'' file. A save is written to a new file, read back, and only then put in place, so a failed save never damages the old one. **Esc > Save** keeps up to ten campaigns in slots. When you save over a slot, its old save is kept as a ''.bak'' file. A save is written to a new file, read back, and only then put in place, so a failed save never damages the old one.
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 A save that is damaged, or made by a newer version, is refused with a message, and the campaign being played is left as it was. A save that is damaged, or made by a newer version, is refused with a message, and the campaign being played is left as it was.
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 +===== Browser edition =====
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 +The same ten slots and three autosaves, kept in the browser's own storage on your computer. They are not on the server, so they stay on that computer and that browser, and clearing the browser's site data deletes them. **Export to a file** downloads the campaign; **Import from a file** opens one.
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 +The files are the same in both editions, so Export and Import move a campaign between the browser and the desktop. In the browser, Export is also the way to keep a copy that survives clearing the browser's data.
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 +Multi-player games are kept on the server, not in your browser: see [[riveroath:online|Multi-player games]]. An online game's world cannot be opened in the desktop edition.
  
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