Game mechanics

The rules behind progression, combat and gear, with the exact numbers the game uses.

Skill progression

3% of a non-combat skill's XP also goes to an attribute:

Gear requirements

Weapons: the attribute and that weapon's mastery at the item's level (10, 20 ... 90). Level 1 gear has no requirements.

Armor: the attribute of its type at the item's level and Defense 5 levels lower. Shields and universal unique items need Defense only.

Items whose requirements are no longer met are moved to the inventory on login.

Skill perks

Unlock at levels 25, 50, 75 and 99. At 125 and 175 the level 50 perk gets +50%, at 150 and 200 the level 99 perk. Base values below.

Skill economy

From level 10 gear needs a second skill's materials: plate - leather straps, swords and shields - planks, leather - an ingot and thread, cloth - planks and leather, bows - a bowstring, wands and staves - an ingot and fabric. Unique items and strong mixtures need monster essence (combat only).

Tools upgrade with their profession's materials, the skill's rare finds and, from level 20, schematics (thieves only).

In a party a monster's loot and gold are split among those who hit it. Parties win on speed and food savings.

Each acrobatics drill has a 3% chance to give a mastery token - for acrobat tools and agile gear.

Crafting with a rare ingredient

When a recipe consumes an ingredient above common rarity, the result's rarity is rolled on that ingredient's row.

Combat

Damage

Attribute is Strength, Agility or Intellect by weapon type. Unarmed: 1-10. Accuracy = 25 + weapon mastery + item accuracy.

Hit chance

Between 5% and 95%; a target with no dodge is always hit. Your dodge = round(Defense x 0.1) + item dodge.

Armor

Armor = (0.2 x Defense + item armor) x (1 + armor %), separately against melee, ranged and magic damage. At least 1 damage gets through.

Crit

Attack speed

Dual wield: the off-hand adds 15% of its damage; speed and mastery of both weapons are averaged.

Combat level

Attack = best attribute + 25% of the other two. Capped at the best attribute and at 99.

Zone difficulty

Elite monsters

Every kill in a combat zone has a 5% chance to drop that zone's chest for the killer.

Sharpening and enchanting

Chance = the step's base chance + 0.1 pp per Enchanter level above the item's requirement (below it: -0.2 pp per level), 5% to 95%. Enchanter perks add chance.

A failure drops 1...N steps (N = current level): -1 is the most common, a full reset the rarest.

Only on an item without an enchant: a random bonus from the list (a fixed value that grows with item level), and on rare or better items a small chance of a proc on top. Enchanting never fails and never harms the item. Costs shards of the item's rarity and arcane catalysts; the price does not depend on item level. To change an enchant, first remove it or extract it into a scroll (see Enchant scrolls).

Enchanting rolls a proc only on rare, epic and legendary items. Every slot has its own procs that never repeat across slots, and a proc works only while its item is worn in that slot. It fires on every fitting hit, with no cooldown. Proc damage never fires other procs.

Enchant scrolls

Items that fit the safeguard slot and how many burn per attempt (- means it does not fit that action).

Safeguard item	Extraction	Removal
Soul of the Hunt	1	1

Disenchant chance: 90% at an enchanting level equal to the item's requirement, +0.5% per level above (up to 99%), -1% per level below (down to 10%). A failure loses the item without shards and gives a quarter of the XP.

Achievement bonuses

A tier's bonus applies once all its achievements are done; tier bonuses stack.

Acrobatics masteries

Each drill unlocks at an Acrobatics level and trains its own mastery. The bonus grows with mastery and keeps growing past 99.

XP table

Reaching level 99 takes 13,034,394 XP. Past 99 every level costs 1.5x more than the previous one.

Data generated from the game code, version 3.7.0 (2026-11-01).