Complete Game Guide

Map Controls

• Press M to open or close the world map.
• Drag the map to inspect the scene.
• Use zoom buttons or mouse wheel over the map.
• Use the player/current-map buttons to return focus.
• Toggle mob and resource filters when the screen gets busy.

Useful Markers

• Bank markers show storage buildings.
• Marketplace markers show player economy access.
• Repair / Salvage markers show gear-care utilities.
• Resource markers help locate gathering routes.
• Mob markers help players find combat targets and dungeon pressure.

City Quick Travel

The world map offers direct city travel between Brightwood, Whispering Meadowlands, Frost Valley and Sunspire Vale. It checks combat level, finds a safe landing position and charges 500 money for each tier crossed.

• Brightwood is the starter destination.
• Whispering Meadowlands unlocks at combat level 10.
• Frost Valley unlocks at combat level 20.
• Sunspire Vale unlocks at combat level 30.
• T5-T8 continue through the connected portal route rather than the city dropdown.

Global Frenzy

When no frenzy is active, the game can roll for Gathering, Combat, Refining or Crafting Frenzy. Only one frenzy can be active at once.

• Level 1–20: 2x XP for 5 minutes.
• Level 21–40: 1.75x XP for 7 minutes.
• Level 41–60: 1.5x XP for 9 minutes.
• Level 61–80: 1.35x XP for 11 minutes.
• Level 81+: 1.25x XP for 13 minutes.
• Frenzy point gains are 1.5x.

XP Tomes

Tomes are bonus drops from combat, gathering and refining. Using one gives a four-minute XP buff; another tome replaces the active tome buff.

• Drop chance scales from 0.25% at T1 to 1% at T8.
• Combat converts mob level into T1–T8 for this roll.
• Sizes: Small 50%, Medium 25%, Large 14%, Super 8%, Ultra 3%.
• XP buffs: +3%, +8%, +15%, +18%, +20%.

Tiles and Objects

Choose Tiles in the island editor to paint sand and fence tiles onto the island grid. Use erase mode to remove your placed tiles. The separate Objects catalog is for decorative island props; placement previews show where an item will land before you confirm it.

• Tile placement snaps to the grid so paths, floors and fences line up.
• Placed objects can be previewed and scaled before placement.
• Use the editor's erase/remove tools to correct the layout.
• The editor panel can be hidden and reopened while you walk around the island.

Buildings

Choose Place Building to add functional stations to your layout. The catalog includes crafting and refining buildings, the bank, salvage station and repair station. Select a building, position its preview on valid island ground, and confirm the placement.

• Available buildings include plate, cloth and leather crafting.
• Refining choices include weaving, smelting, lumber milling and tanning.
• Bank, salvage and repair buildings let the island work as a personal base.
• Building placement and scale are stored with the island layout.

Mobs and Progression

Choose Place Mobs to populate the island. The mob catalog follows your progression: only mobs at or below your current placement level are shown. Pick a mob, check its preview and place it in the area where you want it to appear.

• Mob names and levels are shown in the placement catalog.
• Higher-level choices unlock as your character progresses.
• Placed mobs are saved as part of your character's island.
• Island mobs use normal level-difference XP/loot scaling, but their respawn takes 4x longer.
• Mobs within 12 units of another island mob cannot take damage, preventing stacked farms.
• Use Reset Island only when you want to clear the custom layout and start over.

Placing Resource Nodes

Choose Place Node Objects to use resource-node objects from your inventory. Nodes must be placed at least 2.5 units apart and node-object items have a maximum stack size of 1.

Gathering and Pickup

Placed nodes behave like normal gathering nodes. Click to gather, or press E nearby to pick an available node back up. Depleted or respawning nodes cannot be picked up and return after their normal respawn time.

Saving and Visiting

Tiles, objects, buildings, mobs and nodes persist per character. The editor also includes Other Characters for visiting another character's island; visitors cannot edit the owner's layout.

Gathering Skills

• Woodcutting: logs from trees.
• Mining: ore and shards from ore nodes.
• Harvesting: fibre and plant materials.
• Skinning: hides from defeated skinnable animals; 2.5× the normal gathering XP rate to account for combat time.
• The matching skill level and a usable tool of the required tier are checked before gathering.

Yield Bonuses

• Unlocked skill-yield milestones are distributed across the node and still work with multiple gatherers.
• Gatherer's Brew adds +20% gathering yield; it no longer changes Perfect Hit speed.
• Special gathering areas add +20% yield.
• Gathering a lower-tier resource in an unlocked higher-tier region adds +10% yield per tier of region difference.
• Better usable tools increase yield. Broken or level-locked tools do not count.

Refining

Refining turns raw resources into crafting materials: Smelting makes bars, Weaving cloth, Tanning leather and Lumbermilling planks.

• All four refining skills use the same progression rules.
• Higher skill reduces the raw-material input cost, with a minimum cost floor.
• Bonus output starts at 5%; above the early levels it rises by 0.4 percentage points per level, up to 50%.
• Higher skill speeds up an unlocked recipe while high-tier recipes keep a sensible minimum duration.
• Refine All processes every eligible stack and fills existing output stacks before using new slots.

Production

• One production cycle takes 25 minutes.
• Output per cycle equals the capacity bought for that tier.
• Storage uses 8 slots with stacks up to 99.

Tier Unlocks

Generator tiers unlock from the matching profession level: 1, 10, 20, 30, 45, 60, 75 and 90.

Maximum capacity by tier: 15 / 12 / 10 / 8 / 6 / 4 / 2 / 1.

Capacity Cost

Starting cost by tier: 1,000 / 2,500 / 5,000 / 10,000 / 25,000 / 50,000 / 90,000 / 150,000 gold.

Each additional capacity level costs 10% more than the previous one.

Cloth Specialty

Cloth is the damage-focused armor path. When a skill hits, cloth rolls for an extra damage proc. The proc chance and the extra damage percentage use the same armor formula.

• Head: +0.625% proc chance and +0.625% extra damage per tier.
• Chest: +2.5% proc chance and +2.5% extra damage per tier.
• Legs: +1.25% proc chance and +1.25% extra damage per tier.
• Full T1 cloth set: 4.375% chance for +4.375% extra damage.
• Full T8 cloth set: 35% chance for +35% extra damage.
• Endgame cloth damage points are balanced around 59.5 points.
• Gear damage bonus caps at 162%; total displayed damage bonus caps at 180%.

Leather Specialty

Leather is the cooldown-focused armor path. When you use a skill, leather can proc and force that used skill to its minimum cooldown.

• Head: +0.875% no-cooldown chance per tier.
• Chest: +1.25% no-cooldown chance per tier.
• Legs: +1% no-cooldown chance per tier.
• Full T1 leather set: 3.125% chance.
• Full T8 leather set: 25% chance.
• When it procs, the used skill cooldown becomes 1 second.
• Gear cooldown is curve-based and can reach strong reductions late-game.
• Total displayed cooldown reduction caps at 250%.

Plate Specialty

Plate is the defensive armor path. Incoming damage rolls against your plate block chance before resistance is applied. A successful block makes the attack deal 0 damage.

• Head: +0.875% block chance per tier.
• Chest: +3.75% block chance per tier.
• Legs: +1.625% block chance per tier.
• Full T1 plate set: 6.25% block chance.
• Full T8 plate set: 50% block chance.
• Gear resistance gives 0.9% resistance per point before class multiplier.
• Warrior receives the highest resistance multiplier.
• Total displayed damage resistance caps at 85%.

Durability

Equipped gear loses durability when mobs hit you. Higher incoming damage causes more durability loss, and higher-tier equipment lasts longer than lower-tier equipment.

• Wear order by speed: head loses durability fastest, then legs, then chest, then weapon.
• At 75% durability or higher, gear keeps full damage, cooldown and resistance value.
• From 40% to 75%, gear modifiers are reduced by 10%.
• From 15% to 40%, gear modifiers are reduced by 20%.
• Below 15%, gear modifiers are reduced by 30%.
• At 0 durability the item breaks and the equipment slot returns to its empty slot item.

Repair Station

The repair station restores durability on equipped gear or gear in your inventory. Repair price scales with item tier and missing durability, so high-tier broken gear costs more than a lightly damaged low-tier item.

• Use the interact prompt near the repair station.
• Hovering gear shows current durability.
• Repair before long dungeon or boss runs to avoid losing important gear.

Salvage Machine

The salvage machine converts inventory items into gold value. Gear value is based on its item type, tier and quality; stackable items use their own salvage values. Higher quality increases gear salvage value.

• Select an item from your inventory in the salvage UI.
• The UI shows the salvage value before confirming.
• Good, Excellent, Epic and Masterpiece gear salvage for more than Normal gear.
• Use salvage for surplus drops, old gear and spare materials.

Damage targets

• Brutal
• Boss Hunter
• Dungeon Bane
• First Strike
• Executioner
• Crowd Breaker
• Lone Hunter

Tempo and cooldown

• Swift Casting
• Battle Rhythm
• Opening Tempo
• Relentless
• Boss Rhythm

Control, sustain and defense

• Frostbite
• Serrated Edge
• Disorienting Force
• Vampiric
• Iron Vitality
• Last Stand
• Guardian Strike
• Second Wind
• Unbroken

Mage

• Frost Control: Freeze duration, frost damage and mage cooldown pressure.
• Arcane Burst: Pure burst damage and spell tempo.
• Elemental Defense: Damage reduction, max health and guarded casting.

Warrior

• Weapon Mastery: Weapon damage, execution pressure and warrior cooldown flow.
• Iron Defense: Damage reduction, max health and tank identity.
• Rage & Sustain: Health, damage, cooldown and survival pressure.

Ranger

• Precision: Direct damage and fast ranged pressure.
• Traps & DOT: Damage-over-time duration and damage across eight Ranger skills, including Venom Recovery, Predator Arrow and Apex Arrow.
• Mobility & Evasion: Damage reduction and evasive cooldown flow.

Build a Purposeful Loadout

Decide what the loadout needs to accomplish before choosing seven active skills. Boss fights reward reliable pressure and survival, while mob waves benefit from area damage, control and ways to reposition.

Balance Your Cooldowns

Mix shorter cooldowns with stronger situational abilities. Filling every slot with long cooldowns can leave the character without a useful response at an important moment.

Create Skill Synergy

Look for abilities that support one another. Control can create room for a slower attack, mobility can make an aggressive setup safer, and healing or damage reduction can keep sustained builds active longer.

How to open one

Open Escape → Activities → Lootboxes, choose the box type and an unlocked tier, review its contents and cost, then confirm. The server performs the roll and adds the confirmed reward to your character.

Tier unlocks

Lootbox tier access uses the same tier requirement logic as other character progression. Higher-tier boxes cost more and produce higher-tier items.

Quality rolls

Gear and weapons can roll quality. Good and Excellent are more common than Epic and Masterpiece, and quality affects how valuable the item feels in equipment, marketplace and salvage contexts.

Where to compare rewards

Use Crafting Recipes to check material requirements. Use Marketplace for listings, price history and active economy signals.

Daily Tasks

Tasks rotate between logging in, defeating mobs, gathering, refining, crafting and clearing a dungeon. Progress is attached to the current character and updates from the real activity systems.

Claim Rules

Only today's completed reward can be claimed. Future days stay locked and missed days remain missed, so an old day cannot be completed later. Rewards can contain gold, items, or both.

Monthly Booster

Every consecutively claimed day in the current month adds +1% extra loot. Missing a day breaks the streak. The ledger shows whether a day is ready, claimed, missed, locked or still incomplete.

Chat

Chat supports global messages, party messages, local say messages and direct player whispers from the online player dropdown or friends list.

• Press Enter to focus chat or send a message.
• Messages refresh automatically.
• Say messages can show speech bubbles nearby.
• Guild messages appear in green with a clear [Guild] label.

Party

Parties support invites, accept/decline, leaving, leader-only invites and kicks, party chat, shared combat state, boss registration, gold sharing and loot sync. World gathering itself is synchronized independently of party membership.

• 2 players: 65% XP each.
• 3 players: 50% XP each.
• 4 players: 40% XP each.
• 5+ players: 35% XP each.
• Every nearby player sees shared tree, ore and fibre depletion, whether they are in the party or not.
• Gathering XP and each tick's rolled resources go to the player whose click the server accepts.
• If a node spawns a guarding mob, party members can see and fight it. It stays while at least one party member remains in the scene.

Friends and Mail

The in-game social menu lets players search names, send friend requests, accept or decline pending requests, remove friends, whisper online friends and send paid mail.

• Friends are sorted online first, then offline.
• Typing one or more letters in Add Friend filters matching players.
• Right-clicking an online player can inspect equipment, invite to party or add as friend.
• Mail can be sent to friends from the in-game Mail UI and costs gold.
• Inbox mail can be opened, read and deleted.
• Admins can send System inbox mail to all members from the website admin panel.
• Online player visuals, name tags and inspect actions support social play.

Arrival Protection

For the first 30 seconds after entering a PvP map, a player cannot attack or receive player damage. Protected arrivals and their projectiles stay hidden from combatants until the protection ends, preventing attacks during loading or spawning.

Read the Minimap

Enemy players use red markers, party members use light blue, and guild members use dark green. These relationship colors remain useful outside PvP as well, so allies are immediately recognizable.

Combat Rules

Warriors gain extra movement speed in PvP and use a visible melee radius. Their defense against projectiles becomes strongest at close range, while long-distance hits deal their normal damage. Defeated players can leave a public gravestone containing surviving dropped items.

Safe Wager Setup

Both players see the selected quantities and gold before the fight. Each side must lock its own offer; changing an offer requires a new confirmation. A duel can also be played with no wager at all.

The Arena

A three-second countdown begins once both offers are locked. The fight uses a visible 25-metre arena, a dedicated health display and the normal skillbar. Health does not regenerate during the duel, and leaving the arena can cost the match.

Builds Matter

Freeze, confusion, damage over time, lifesteal and other skill effects carry into duels, with one control effect active at a time. Mage and Ranger receive extra duel range, while Warrior receives extra movement speed and a visible melee radius.

Victory

When one player is defeated, the result screen clearly names the winner and loser. Agreed items and gold move automatically to the winner, while the result panel shows exactly what was won.

Members, Roles and Permissions

Roles are Leader, Officer, Veteran and Member. The leader can configure each non-leader role separately.

• Deposit or withdraw treasury gold.
• Deposit or withdraw Guild Vault items.
• Accept members, kick members and change roles.
• Claim contracts, choose campaigns and buy upgrades.
• Visit the Guild Island and use Guild chat.

Contracts

Daily and weekly contracts clearly show their reset time, target, progress and reward. Completed contracts add Guild XP and gold to the shared treasury when claimed by an authorized role.

• Dailies include gathering 150 resources, defeating 50 enemies, crafting 15 items, refining 300 resources and winning 3 multiplayer minigames.
• Weeklies include gathering 1,500, defeating 500 enemies, crafting 100 items, refining 2,000 resources, completing 20 dungeons and winning 30 minigames.

Weekly Campaigns

Choose one unlocked world region and contribute matching guild activity until the displayed weekly end time. Available regions cover Brightwood through Celestial Frontier.

• Member contribution adds campaign score and Guild XP.
• Trophy Gallery levels add 2% campaign score per level.
• The #1 guild in each region receives 2,500 Guild XP and 5,000 treasury gold after settlement.

Treasury and Guild Vault

Gold and items are stored server-side. Quantity selectors let members deposit or withdraw part of a stack when their role permits it.

• Vault tooltips preserve item name and icon.
• Durability appears for tools, gear and weapons.
• Quality appears for gear and weapons; traits appear only for weapons.
• Deposits, withdrawals and upgrades are recorded in the audit log.

Guild Hall Upgrades

• Great Hall: +5 member slots per level.
• Guild Vault: +10 shared item slots per level.
• Artisan Workshop: +5% crafting contribution per level.
• Contract Board: +5% contract rewards per level.
• Trophy Gallery: +2% campaign score per level.

Guild Island and Chat

The Guild Island button travels to the guild leader's owned island as a meeting place. The island owner retains edit access, and leaving returns each visitor to the world location saved before travel.

Select Guild in the normal chat dropdown. Messages appear in green as [Guild] Name: message to permitted guild members—there is no separate Guild chat window.

Quest Progress

Combat, gathering, refining, crafting, exploration, dungeon and level milestones update from the systems that perform those actions. Completed objectives show their reward and claim state. Progress is stored per character.

Skills Guide

The Skills tab is generated from the live gathering, refining and crafting configuration. It shows resource and recipe unlock levels plus the latest yield or material-saving milestone, so the explanation follows the actual calculations.

Track One Quest

Track a quest to keep its progress visible during play. The tracker can stay on screen while the full journal is closed, and changing the tracked quest replaces only the previous quest.

Track One Recipe

In Crafting Recipes, Track shows the materials required, owned and missing. If a recipe needs refined materials, it also shows how much unrefined material is required and already owned. Tracking another recipe replaces the old recipe, not the active quest.

Unified Escape Menu

Click a category on the left, then a large icon on the right. Opening a destination closes conflicting panels. Resume returns to play; Log Out returns to account flow; Quit Game closes supported desktop builds.

Character and Progress

Inventory, equipment, stats, skill tree, traits and Skillbar sit together. Quests, collection log, recipes, monthly rewards and unclaimed rewards form the Progress group.

Activities and Settings

Minigames, Mob Waves and Lootboxes are grouped under Activities. Audio, controls, chat, mob UI, minimap, other players and language are managed from Settings.

Tracked Categories

• Mobs records kills, map context, levels and best loot value.
• Items records discovered or owned items.
• Resources records gathered trees, ore, fibre and skinning finds.
• Crafting records created gear, tools, materials and potion progress.
• Dungeons records dungeon clears and discovery progress.

How Entries Fill

• Mob kills report name and level.
• Gathering reports node name, resource type, tier and amount.
• Crafting and refining report created items by tier.
• Dungeon clears report the active dungeon scene.

Why It Matters

Discovery feeds quests, generator unlocks and account planning. If a tier has never been discovered, some progression systems can stay locked until the player earns that discovery in-game.

Deposit and Withdraw

Select one or more items, then choose the quantity for each selected stack. The quantity panel supports typing a number, minus, plus and All. Confirm only after reviewing every quantity.

Item Details Stay Intact

Quantity, quality, durability and weapon traits travel with the item. Hover tools and gear to inspect durability before deciding what should remain in the inventory.

Extra Tabs

An additional bank tab costs 2,000 gold. The server checks the balance before purchase. Tab buttons scroll horizontally when they no longer fit, and the active tab is kept visible.

Loadout & Vault

Inspect character equipment, inventory and bank outside the game. Use it to plan storage and builds while preserving the same item data as the client.

• View stats, quality, durability and traits.
• Compare character and stored items.

Community and Rankings

Use leaderboards, forum, shared builds, character profiles and social pages to compare progress and exchange strategies.

• General and minigame leaderboards use game data.
• Forum categories cover combat, builds, open world, activities and LFG.

Website Tools

The website lets players register, log in, select characters, manage equipment, inventory and bank through Loadout & Vault, view combined character and weekly Stats, use the marketplace, build planner, shared builds, crafting recipes, leaderboard, forum, social pages, downloads and browser play.

• Character hub links important account features.
• Live Activity highlights recent PvP, dungeon, crafting, rare-loot, duel and guild milestones.
• Equipment and inventory pages expose item stats, durability and account planning outside the client.
• Build Planner creates shareable snapshots with skill tree points, equipment, weapon traits and notes.
• Crafting recipes can show bank-owned material counts for planning.
• Public pages help SEO and new-player learning.