Game Guide

Items and Storage

Item Drops

When killed, monsters drop all sorts of different items.

Quest Items

Items that are required for a quest are dropped in bright blue bags. This makes them easy to identify!

Note: If your Sprite is out, he will ignore the junk items and only pick up useful things.

Common Items

General items such as potions and junk will drop in a plain brown bag.

Note: Lost Power items are found in these bags too! Turn them in at Sprite Altars for Reputation with the Sprite King.

Normal Items

Decent quality equipment (white-named) can be found in these crates.

Note: It doesn't have to be green or blue to kill a monster! Remember that resonance stones and reinforcements can give bonuses to ALL equipment.

Upgrade Chest

Non-equipment items that are difficult to find will appear in treasure chests with gold edging.

Note: These chests often contain talent blueprints or upgrade scrolls.

Enhanced Items

Items with green names will appear in the armor-plated chests.

Note: Bosses tend to drop these, but each boss has a limited scope of items - some only drop two types of items (such as pants/capes).

Special Items

One step up from Rare, these items can be a wide variety of things. Most common are blue-named equipment pieces.

Note: These are very rare.

Fate Box

The Fate Box can contain either good or bad fortune. It takes a courageous soul to open it!

Note: If a Corrupt Messenger is summoned, kill it! They drop Dark Sprite Emblems that can be used during the Dark Sprite event!

Selling Items

After looting so many monsters, how do I get rid of the stuff I don't need??

Selling to NPCs

Most NPCs have a store related to their function where you can buy items. You can also sell your unwanted items to them for a base price.

Sell All Junk

"Junk" items have no purpose but to be sold to NPCs. They usually don't fetch a very good price, but they can add a nice bonus to a player's total money. They can be sold all at once at any NPC store by pressing the "Sell Grays" button.

Merchant from the North

Jasid, the traveling merchant from the North vends special items!

Arrives	Leaves	Location
Sunday Midnight EST	Monday 11:00 am EST	Eternal Mountains (555, 420)
Monday 12:00 pm EST	Wednesday 11:00 pm EST	Kaslow City (146, 270)
Wednesday Midnight EST	Friday 11:00 pm EST	Ilya (353, 90)
Friday Midnight EST	Sunday 11:00 pm EST	Jale (140, 300)

Salespeople: Buying and Selling

You can also list your items with the Salespeople in order to sell the items to other players. You can often get a better price than you would from NPCs! Please note that there is a 5% tax on items put in the auction house.

Selling your items

Item To Sell: Click on an item in your bag/inventory and move it to this slot to sell the item.
Price: Set how much you want to receive for the item at this section. You can always check what other people are asking for the same item in the "Buy" tab (see below).
Sale Tax: This is the commission the Salesperson will charge you to list your item. This comes directly out of your current funds.
Items Currently Listed: This window shows items you currently have up for sale at the Salesperson. If you change your mind, you can select the item and click the "Remove" button. However, the tax will not be returned.

Buying Items

Category: Rarity: To help filter the search, uncheck any boxes that don't match what you're looking for. If you are specifically looking for a blue item, uncheck the rest.
Category: Item Type: Select an item type category to begin browsing items. Each category is broken down into subcategories. For example, armor also contains helms, breastplates, gloves, pants, etc. Select the subcategory you're looking for to narrow the search further.
Level/Class Filter: Checking these boxes will ensure you only see items usable by your class and level. This is helpful when browsing weapons and armor.
Results Window: After all the filters have been applied, results appear in this window.

Alchemy: Making Items

Alchemists are able to use formulas and blueprints to meld elemental shards with special adhesives. Through this process, they can create amazing items!

Alchemists are proud masters of their craft

Creating New Items

Alchemy can be used to create a wide variety of items, and many formulas can be purchased directly from the Alchemist NPC. Some examples include Talent Cards, Resonance Stones, and character equipment.

Ingredients:: Formula/Blueprint - This item will tell you what additional materials you need.; Fragments - These fragments can be gathered from monsters.; Adhesive - All adhesives can be purchased from a General Store.
Caution:: If you fail, all items used in the process are destroyed!

Sprite Alchemy

Sprites can turn a special Alchemical clay into a random item. If it's not something you want, you can try for the next tier!

Step 1: Purchase the clay!: Alchemy clay can be purchased from Alchemists and Magic Alchemy Clay can be purchased from the item mall.
Step 2: Check the Prizes: Open the Sprite Interface (F6-F8) and click Alchemy to see the current Alchemy products. Check this frequently because the Rewards do change!
Step 3: Put Your Sprites to Work: All Sprites can perform Sprite Alchemy, even Wild Sprites!; In the Sprite Interface click O-Alch for Alchemy Clay and M-Alch for Magic Alchemy Clay.

Sprite Alchemy FAQS

Before you get started with Sprite Alchemy, please take the time to review these common questions.

Only Round 1 is a guaranteed return. Be careful moving on to the higher rounds, because it's more difficult to get an item!

What's the success rate?: For Round 1, the success rate is 100%! You are guaranteed to get one of the items in the Round 1 row. Your odds decrease as you advance into higher levels.
I see something I want in Round 5! How do I get it?: When you get your first item in Round 1, you have the option to keep it or re-use it in the Kiln. If you choose to re-use it, you have a chance to get an item from Round 2. If the attempt fails, the clay and the item are lost.
Can all sprites do this at the same time?: As mentioned above, all Sprites can perform Sprite Alchemy. So long as you have enough clay, they can all make their attempts at the same time.
The item I wanted isn't there anymore. Will it be back?: The items undergo small changes depending on what the Sprite is praising, and the items will be completely changed often as well! However, items will find their way back into the system over time, so keep checking!

Improving Your Items

For that extra boost to your equipment, check out the Fortification and Resonance Stone Systems!

Fortification

Quests and drops can present players with Attack and Defense Upgrade Scrolls. These apply to weapons and armor and can be used for a chance to add a bonus to the player's equipment. Scrolls have 3 grades: A, B, and C.

Grade A: Boss monster drops.
Grade B: normal monster drops.
Grade C: quest rewards normal monster drops.

Caution!: Failure can result in a reduction of the item's durability. It also has a rare chance to reduce an items maximum durability.

ooooo shiny....

Fortification +5 and 6

Fortification +7 and 8

Fortification +9

Fortification NPCs

City	Coordinates
Kaslow	259, 264
Ilya	382, 113
Jale	235, 199
Angoya Island	804, 372

Fortification Fun Facts!

Weapons begin to glow at +5!
Armor does not glow when fortified.
Each fortification + means a 3% increase in damage for weapons and a 3% increase in defense for armor.
Items with 0 durability cannot be fortified. They must be repaired first (and there's a repair button in the fortification window to make it easy!)

Resonance Stones

Some weapons and armor have slots for Resonance Stones. These magical stones can add a wide variety of effects to the item.

Obtaining Resonance Stones

Resonance Stone formulas can be purchased from Alchemists or found from monster drops (rare). To make a Resonance Stone, the formula requires a certain number of Pure stones (there are 3 types of Pure stones).

A Colorful Glow

As resonance stones are added to a weapon or shield, they will affect the item's appearance. Each elemental type will show a different type of glow.

Pictured to the right are Ice Vortex (gun) and Lightning Array (sword).

Storage

Gathering items and materials can give a person a hefty bundle of stuffs!

Bags / Inventory

Items that are purchased, picked up, traded, or otherwise obtained automatically go to the player's inventory. Pressing B on the keyboard will open the Bag/Inventory window.

Moar Bags! Moar!!

Every player starts game with a single bag. More bags can be purchsed in game to expand the inventory space. Different types of bags offer different amounts of storage space, but the more space they have, the more expensive they get!

Bags can be replaced or removed, but they must be empty first. Hover the mouse over the bags to highlight the bag's slots in the window (see left).

A player's current currency also displays in this window. Currency is based on a tiered coin system: 1 gold = 100 silver. 1 silver = 100 copper. The coins are automatically converted when they reach 100.

Character Bank

Each character has their own bank space for storage. Bank NPCs can be found in the Capital Cities and show up on the map and minimap as a bag of coins.

Remember that items stored in the bank cannot be accessed out in the wilderness! Players must visit the bank in order to retrieve stored items. It's a great place to keep items that you don't need now, but can use later.