Items

[Crafting Items]

[Learn Craft Skills]

You can learn craft skills through NPC crafters.

The following trainers will increase your crafting skills up to level 10: Cai Lun near [Hong Kong] teaches [Medicine], [Armor], [Food], and [Helmet] crafting. Gum Hwal Li teaches [Armor] and Ganjang teaches [Weapon] crafting.

Other professional crafters will teach you crafting skills up to level 140. A detailed list of NPC crafters can be found under [Game Info]-[NPCs]-[Crafters].

Other than NPC crafters, your friends, party members, or guild members can teach you crafting. It costs 50 Will to increase another player's crafting skill by 1.

[Increasing your Crafting Skill]

When you craft items, your crafting experience increases. Once your crafting experience crosses a certain threshold, you can go to a crafter to increase your crafting level.

[Crafting]

When you select the [Crafting] menu, you will see the items you can craft. Choose a quantity, click [Craft], and you will be ready to create. Whenever you fight battles, the item's necessary Workload will be filled and when it reaches 100%, the item will be done. If your inventory is full, crafted items will be sent to your mailbox.

You can also begin crafting from the Items section of Game Info.

[Recovery Items]

These items recover the user's health or magic.

Food items cannot be used in battle and cost Will to use. Food recovers most of your HP and MP at the same time and some items are specialized in health or magic.

Potions can be used during battle and take effect after one turn. If you take 3 attacks before using it, then usage is cancelled and the potion disappears. Potion doesn't cost Will, regardless of when you use it.

If you want to use them during battle you have to put items in a quick slot.

[Equipment]

Equipment is the weapons and armor you put on your characters. The power of equipment can be increased through enchanting. Each piece of equipment takes its own slot in the inventory window.

[Licenses]

Licenses are functional items that help with playing the game and during battles. If you use one, it will last for a set amount of time.

[Scrolls]

Scrolls allow any mercenary to use magic. Scrolls of magic can only be used during battle.
After using a scroll, you have to wait a certain number of turns before it takes effect (about 3 turns). If you take 3 attacks before it starts, the scroll will failed and the item will disappear.

[Growth Items]

Whenever your level increases, you gain bonus points and skill points. Growth Vials and Skill Books can be used to exchange bonus points and skill points for stats and magic skill.

[Item Types]

[Equipment]

These are items you can equip on your mercenaries.

[Recovery Items]

You can use these items to restore your health and mana.
Recovery items (e.g. Life Potion and Mana Potion) are divided into [I], [II], [III], [IV], [V], [VI] and each has a usage limit of level 30, level 60, level 100, level 120, level 130, and level 150.

[Licenses]

These are items that provide general conveniences to players. There are Patrol, Teleportation, and Auto-Battle licenses.
Licenses are divided into [I], [II], [III], [IV], [V], [VI] and each has a usage limit of level 30, level 60, level 100, level 120, level 130, and level 150.

[Growth Items]

These items increase a character's skills. There are Growth Vials and Skill Books.
Growth items are divided into [I], [II], [III], [IV], [V], and [VI] and each has a usage limit of level 30, level 60, level 100, level 120, level 130, and level 150.

[Scrolls]

Scrolls include Scroll of Reinforcements, Scroll of Mana Drain, Scroll of Dark Forces, Nike's Spellbook, Scroll of Confusion, and Scroll of Silence.

Scrolls are divided into [I], [II], [III], [IV], [V], and [VI] and each has a usage limit of level 30, level 60, level 100, level 120, level 130 and level 150.

[Materials]

These items are used to craft equipment and other items. They are gained through battle and some can be bought from the market at a fixed price.

[Quest Items]

Items used in, and acquired during, quests. They can't be traded. Some items can be used in multiple quests.

[Moving Items]

[Putting Tool]

Items can be clicked and put in a player's inventory window. If an item can be equipped by that character, double right-clicking it will automatically equip the item.

[Move Item]

Left-click on corresponding item and left-click to the other inventory slot, then you can move it.

[Divide Stacked Items]

Left-click while press the SHIFT key, then you can share the number of items.

[Item Destruction]

Throw item onto the ground, and it will be destroyed. Destroyed items can't be recovered, so be careful.

[Repairing and Dismantling]

[Repairing]

Equipment with reduced durability can be repaired using repair stones. The number of required repair stones varies upon reduced amount of the equipment's durability.

You can right click on a repair stone to open the [Repair] window.

When you repair equipment, there's a chance of lowering the equipment's maximum durability. However, if you ask a more skilled artisan to repair the equipment, the equipment's maximum durability won't be affected.

It costs 10% Will to repair.

[Dismantling]

You can obtain elements by dismantling equipment.

The type of elements varies upon the equipment you dismantle.

You can right click on a hammer item to open the [Refine] window.

* You can dismantle my home items only with Hammer [V].

[Analysis]

Instead of dismantling, you can gain a great deal of Crafting Exp by analyzing equipment using a hammer.

For analysis, you need a high enough Crafting Level to craft the item to be analyzed.

Crafting Exp to be gained will be decided through a card game and you can obtain from x 1 up to x 20 Crafting Experience on dismantling.

* You can use the equipment analysis system only once a day.
* The maximum Exp gained through the analysis system is 100,000,000.

* You can use Analysis system one more time by clicking "+ button' in Atlantica Diary.

[Repair NPC]

You can repair equipments with low durability through Repair NPC [Reginn] located in Rome.

When you repair an equipment through this NPC, you can either select an individual equipment to repair or repair all equipments equipped by selected character or all items in selected character's inventory at once.

If you pay repair fee to this NPC, you don't have to worry about lowering the maximum durability of an equipment.

[Repair Request]

If you are in danger of lowering your equipment's maximum durability due to an insufficient crafting level, you can always ask a more skilled artisan to repair the equipment for you.

It requires the same amount of repair stones as a regular repair.

The repair fee will be paid to the artisan automatically and the fee will vary depending on the repaired equipment's grade and durability.

It costs an artisan 100% Will to repair your equipment.

[Jackpot Inventory Window]

When you use a "Jackpot License", you can accumulate items through the Jackpot Inventory Window when hunting, and you can choose either Acquire All or Jackpot Challenge. (It won't apply to Competition or some items.)
If the main character's level is 50 and above, you can use the Jackpot Challenge without a license.

*Warning: When the Jackpot Inventory Window is full, the item will be sent directly to your Inventory.

[Acquire All]

Acquire All is a system in which you can aquire all the accumulated items from hunting.

When you choose Acquire All, the items you have gathered in your Jackpot Inventory Window will be removed from the list and sent to your inventory.

*Warning: It will be sent to your mailbox if your inventory is.

[Jackpot Challenge]

Jackpot Challenge is a system in which you can select one item from your Jackpot Inventory Window and have a chance to obtain a large quantity.

The quantity will increase according to the value of the accumulated items.

*Warning: Using Jackpot Challenge will delete all other items from your Jackpot Inventory Window, and you can win no more than 99,999 items from Jackpot Challenge.