You will gain health points (HP) matching your overall level & health level, increasing the amount of damage you can take before being defeated.

Over time, any lost health points will regenerate, but you can restore health quickly by consuming potions and using certain skills.

When your health is reduced to zero your character will be knocked unconscious. Once unconscious, you are allowed to revive on the spot with a special item, or you can opt to return to the nearest node or town.

In order for a character to use a skill, each class has a unique skill resource.

– Warrior, Berserker, Lahn, Musa, Maehwa, Mystic, Striker, Kunoichi, Ninja, Guardian, and Drakania use Willpower (WP) as their skill resource.

– Sorceress, Tamer, Witch, Wizard, Hashashin, Corsair, Sage, Ranger, Archer, Shai, Woosa, Maegu, and Dark Knight use Magic Power (MP) as their skill resource.

– Valkyrie and Nova use Sacred Power (SP) as their skill resource.

Among these, MP and WP are recovered gradually over time, but SP is not.
Most skills use up skill resources, but you can also use certain skills to attack or defend from your opponent to restore a certain amount of your skill resource.

Keep in mind that, the more powerful a skill is, the more resources it consumes.
On the other hand, if you use a skill with its unique key command instead of registering it in a quick slot, you can also reduce the consumption of skill resources.

Regardless of the resource type of each class, you can also restore it by consuming MP potions.

Potions can be purchased through General Goods Vendor NPCs in each town, and can be obtained as rewards for completing certain quests. You will recover as much MP/WP/SP as the size of the potion: small / medium / large / extra-large.

▲ Every class has skills to restore its own skill resource.

If you find it hard to get MP potions, or find that the weight of potions is burdensome, it is also possible to restore skill resources with Herbal Juice, which is obtained via simple alchemy.

To get Herbal Juice, gather Sunrise Herb, Silver Azalea, Dry Mane Grass, Silk Honey Grass, Fire Flake Flower, or Weeds, and process them with Mineral Water using Simple Alchemy (hotkey: L). These plants can be found in the wild and gathered, and the resulting Herbal Juice weighs less than potions.

You may further process Herbal Juice through simple alchemy into Concentrated Herbal Juice, High-Concentrated Herbal Juice, and Refined Herbal Juice, each one more potent than the previous one.

Additionally, through skill specialization, also known as Skill Add-ons, you can add recovery effects of MP/WP/SP to a skill to effectively manage your skill resources without depending on potions or Herbal Juice during combat.

For every 2 levels achieved after reaching Lv. 50, you can choose one skill and two possible effects that can be added. Some of them recover MP/WP/SP.

▲ From Lv. 50 to Lv. 60 a character can add a variety of effects to skills.

As you level up characters, level up their Life Skills, and gain knowledge entries and Contribution Points, your fame will increase.

The more fame you earn, the bigger the benefits the game will bestow upon you. The more combat, life, and special fame you gain, the more silver you’re given passively every day.

The more family fame you have, the sum of the previous three types, the more extra silver you can collect from Central Market operations. At the highest benefit obtainable you can also have an additional +10% item drop rate.

This numeric figure represents the character's karma.

When defeating monsters, the figure goes up. When you defeat other players non-consensually, steal from NPCs, or kill protected fauna such as horses or other animals in Kamasylvia, the number goes down.

If a character is Lv. 50 or above, has activated PvP mode, and attacks or defeats another Adventurer, the karma value will decrease drastically.

If the karma value is less than 0, the character's name is displayed in red, and they’ll be attacked by the guards protecting the different towns of the world. The character may also be attacked by other

Adventurers.

If your character is defeated when they’re at a negative karma number, there may be major disadvantages and penalties applied, such as the possible decrease in enhancement level of the equipment worn by the character.

➤ You can read more about this feature in the [Karma] and [Death Penalties] pages.

A family-wide numeric figure that represents your standing at sea. Above 0, you’re considered a law-abiding marine. Below 0, you’re considered a pirate.

Damaging or destroying another Adventurer’s ship will decrease your naval fame.

If you’re a pirate your ship will be marked in red, which will allow other Adventurers to attack it without having to activate PvP mode.

Additionally, pirates are not welcomed in most wharves, and will only be able to load supplies in the pirate haven of the Kuit Islands.

Naval fame can be recovered by defeating sea monsters and doing a repeatable quests in Velia from the NPC Hans.

This is a renewable point currency that can be spent when a character interacts with NPCs or performs certain actions in the game.

It is mainly used to raise amity with NPCs, and to obtain knowledge entries. The maximum number of energy points that you have is shared by all characters in your family.
However, the energy points that you currently hold may be different for each character in your family, as they’re spent independently for each one.

You restore 1 energy point every 3 minutes when you’re online with a character, and 1 per hour for all other off-line characters.
Therefore, if you need to consume a lot of energy, it may be helpful to create multiple characters.

You can recover energy more quickly if you complete certain repeatable quests in towns, lie on a bed you have installed in your residence, relax at certain locations in the game world, or consume energy potions. These can be obtained by yourself by exchanging energy through NPC Alustin, or by purchasing them from other Adventurers in the Central Market.
From time to time, event versions of these potions, called energy tonics, are given by the game during events, and they can also be earned from the Black Spirit’s Adventure minigame.

The maximum amount of energy points starts at 30, and is increased each time you complete a knowledge topic.

The easiest way to increase the maximum points of energy is to talk to all the merchants in towns, and node managers throughout the world.

➤ You can read more about this in the [Energy] page.

This number indicates the extent to which you have contributed to the world’s various societies, and can be used in a few different ways. They can be used to invest in nodes, to link trade routes, or to have workers gather materials from each location. They’re also employed when purchasing houses in town, or borrowing certain items from an NPC. They are not spent and regenerated like energy points, and thus you can take back any contribution point you spent on your investment and rental at any time by undoing your actions (uninvesting, returning the rented item).

The easy way to raise your contribution points is to do quests that give contribution experience. You will see most quests in the world reward this type of experience. Resolve the troubles of NPCs you encounter and enjoy the rewards.
You can also earn contribution experience by exchanging byproducts obtained in certain Life Skills.

➤ You can read more about this in the [Contribution] page.

This displays the horoscope’s constellation to which the character belongs. One can earn more amity with NPCs of the same horoscope when conversing with them.

The horoscope of the NPC can be found in the amity window.

The horoscope’s constellation must be set when a character is created, and it cannot be changed again.

Physical training increases the character’s basic fitness ability.

– Breath: Walk or run around without the use of a mount to increase it. As you level it up, a character’s stamina is increased permanently.

– Strength: Travel with a trade pack to increase it. You will see a character has a backpack on it and moves slower when there is a trade good item in its inventory. As you level it up, the total weight limit of the character is increased permanently.

– Health: Eat food to increase it. Dishes can be cooked by yourself, can be obtained as quest rewards, and can be purchased from the Central Market. As you level it up, the total HP of the character is increased permanently.

These values represent the ability potential inherent to the character.

You can increase them through various ways, such as wearing certain equipment, or consuming cooked dishes or elixirs.

Each ability has 5 levels.

Note that these levels can decrease as well if you receive a debuff or have an equipment piece decreasing them.

The effect of each ability is as follows:

– Attack Speed: A higher level increases attack speed. Attack speed affects the Warrior, Hashashin, Ranger, Guardian, Drakania, Corsair, Lahn, Berserker, Tamer, Shai, Striker, Musa, Maehwa, Mystic, Kunoichi, Ninja, Dark Knight, and Archer classes when they execute skills.

– Casting Speed: A higher level increases the casting speed of skills. Casting speed affects the Sage, Sorceress, Nova, Woosa, Maegu, Valkyrie, Witch, and Wizard classes when they execute skills.

– Movement Speed: A higher level increases movement speed, which makes you move around faster.

– Critical Hit: A higher level increases the critical hit rate.

– Fishing: A higher level shortens the time taken up until a fish bites.

– Gathering: A higher level shortens the time taken for all gathering activities.

– Luck: A higher level increases the item drop rate for your character.

It is the sum of the attack power of the equipment worn by the character, and it affects the amount of damage the character can deal.

The attack power figure summarizes the attack strength of the worn equipment, not including any increase due to magical crystals or skill add-ons.