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Teenager taken to court after giving away VIRTUAL gold coins of a friend in a fantasy online game



Keiron Belmont, 19 logged into a friend's profile on RuneScape



After the argument, he gave her virtual money.



Helen Jenkins - Helen spent six years saving credit and was then called police



Belmont was charged despite fantasy money having no real value



By Anthony Bond



Updated: 16:03 BST, 22 May 2013



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Convicted: Teenager Keiron Belmont was detained and charged by police for stealing his friend Helen Jenkins' savings in a fantasy online game



After giving away virtual savings of a friend on an online game of fantasy A teenager was arrested by police and brought before magistrates.



Keiron Belmont, 19, logged into a friend's profile on the online game RuneScape and gave away her virtual cash stash following a dispute.



Gamer Helen Jenkins - who had spent six years saving up 'credits' in the medieval world of role-playing and then decided to call the police.



Belmont was also charged, even though the money was not of any value in the real world.



Prosecutor Anwen Evans said to Swansea Magistrates Court: 'He access her computer and logged on to the role-playing fantasy game RuneScape.



"He gave all the credit accumulated over the last six years."



A court heard how Belmont was staying at Miss Jenkin's house in Swansea when he logged onto her account in the online role-playing multiplayer game.



The most played game allows you to earn coins by fighting other players or completing tasks.



This virtual currency could then be used to purchase items like armour or weapons through trading or the online marketplace.



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Popular: Helen Jenkins, a gamer who had spent six years saving up for 'credits' in medieval role-playing games that are enjoyed by millions all over the world.



Belmont was detained and taken to court despite the fact that the money was of no value in the real world. This is a scene from the game



Argument: Helen Jenkins had spent six years saving 'credits' in the medieval role-playing world before Keiron Belmont, pictured giving them away in the wake of an argument.



ONLINE FANTASY GAMES ARE VERY COMMON with millions of LOYAL PLAYERS



RuneScape is one of the largest and most popular online games.



The game of strategy and adventure is built around the fantasy world of Gielinor and has more than 175 million registered accounts.



The medieval fantasy world is divided into regions or kingdoms.



Users can travel to Gielinor with a variety different methods including charter ships and spells of magic.



Every region has its own monsters and quests that challenge players.
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Users can take on wizards and dragons with magic and medieval weapons.



According to Makes of the Game, the game has a loyal fan base. The game is played with the power of intuition and brains, cunning, and wit'.



The money has no value in the real world, and trading it for cash - known as "Gold Farming" is forbidden by the game maker Jagex.



Stuart John, the defending party, said that he saw an opportunity to be snarky. He knew the password to the computer, because he had used the password before.



"He effectively decimated Miss Jenkins her credit score over the last six years.



"These credits do not have any real value - their only value is in the game.



"I would like to compare it to Monopoly money. It's online, so it should not be a problem however, the profile is clearly personal to me."



Belmont of Swansea admitted to an offence under the Computer Misuse Act 1990 of getting unauthorised access to the computer and making unauthorised changes to computer data.



He was granted a conditional discharge of eight months, and Swansea magistrates ordered him pay PS16 compensation.



It is widely played: The strategy adventure game is inspired by the fantasy world of Gielinor. It has more than 175 million accounts registered.


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