Features & Activities

If you are renaming an item that uses a "Code" then you may lose that cool 3D model if you don't have the exact code # that you need. I will showcase a few of the codes here but not all codes will be available double check before renaming! <3

Some weapons have alternative skins which are <Code><letter> for example W1A <-- Weapon 1(Skin Order) A (Alternate Skin)

Roleplay locator is perfect for getting a general idea of where players are within the main cities of the server. The Roleplay locator can be pushed deeper and see more detailed areas in the towns like districts, popular locations, and more.

/rp  to open the gui

The guild and groups plugin is a very simple, lightweight plugin focused on keeping organized the many people on the server and which group they are part of. These could be secret organizations ran by players or it could be elaborate guilds who fight evil. Because its such a lightweight plugin there is no group chat.

This plugin offers: members lists, up to 10 news posts, and a description. Allowing the creator of the guild/group to inform their members and stay up to date on active members and know if they meet the requirements for certain future activities.

You can take your virtual balance and convert it to a physical item. This item will be a copper ingot with the total amount of money you assigned it.

Note: If you drop this item on the ground anyone who picks it up will GAIN that balance. Also by transferring that money to the copper coin if you accidentally set all of your money to it your balance will be completely empty and will not be able to buy from shops or pay rent until you add money back in.

A wonderful plugin for enhancing roleplay and giving our bardic players something to entertain the masses with. Below is a list of available instruments that can be bought at the Admin Shop.

To use the instruments right click them while holding it and it will bring up a new GUI that looks similar to a keyboard. If you click the top right piece of paper you will be moved to "scales" you can drag and drop these scales to your hot bar or click on one to automatically open up scales related to that sound. Right click again to exit fully.

Art Colors

Art Tools

These quests are restricted to specific associations and you must be a member of that association to take part in the quest. These quests are done on a weekly basis and give you rewards of: Gold, Magic Item Notes, and Association Notes.

These quests are  hidden around the world and can be completed either daily, weekly, or otherwise. These could be tradepack quests, crafting quests, delivery quests, interaction quests, etc.

Skirmish decks consist of 20 cards and 10 of them must be monster cards of any color/symbol combination. The other 10 cards can be any combination of action or reaction cards. You may not have more than 3 copies of the same card on the deck.

Example: 3 Fire tribe goblin scout in any combination is ok. 9 Fire tribe goblin scouts each set of 3 of different colors is not allowed.

Card Compatibility

• Red ♥ has an advantage when attacking Green ❖ | Disadvantage vs Blue ✧

• Blue ✧ has an advantage when attacking Red ♥ | Disadvantage vs Green ❖

• Green ❖ has an advantage when attacking Blue✧ | Disadvantage vs Red ♥

Card Types

There are 3 types of Cards:

• Creature Card - Only one can be summoned on the player’s turn, able to both attacks and move on the same turn. They deal 1 damage unless otherwise specified. Certain creature cards have actions, reactions, and passives.

• Action Card - During your turn, provided you have enough mana, only one of them can be played per turn (Or a creature’s action effect).

• Reaction Card - Can be played during the opponent’s turn, provided you have enough mana, only one of them can be played per your opponent’s turn (Or a creature’s reaction effect).

A player wins if the following occurs:

• Defeats all 10 of the opponent’s monster cards.

• Occupy all 3 of the opponent's summon zones at the same time.

• Deals 3 points of damage to the opponent.

• Booster Contains 7 Cards - 4 Monsters, 1 Faction Monster, 1 Action/Reaction Card , 1 Faction Action/reaction card. | 5 gp

• Faction Boosters 7 Cards - 1 Faction Monster in all 3 colors/Types, 2 Faction monsters, 2 Faction Action/reaction card. | 10 gp

Each player has three Hit Points. If you lose their third Hit Point, you are unhorsed and lose. A tie results in Sudden Death.

• You must earn 3 points to win the round or reduce your opponent to 0 HP.

• You use your STR or DEX and proficiency for the hit roll. (attack)

• You use a STR or DEX save if your AC has been hit. (unhorsing)

• Each player has 3 HP (unhorsing) and want 3 Points (attacks)

You have one action, which can be spent to buy an action buff:

• Aim High: A successful hit against the shoulder or head increases the Save DC by 2 for unhorsing.

• Aim Low: By aiming at the center of mass of your enemy, your attack increases by 2.

• Hold Steady: Keeping yourself centered, your AC increases by 2.

• Motivate: You motivate your horse with an Animal Handle Check (DC 13) to gain advantage on your Attack roll or Save, called before making the roll.

Allowed Class Features/Feats:

Cavalier - Born to Saddle - Advantage on Unhorsing Roll

1. Each contestant stands at the respective locations and faces each other on the back of a mount. This is where the action buff is picked.

2. Both emotes are posted simultaneously, declaring contestants will then ride to the middle of the field and do an attack roll (Str or Dex + Proficiency).

3. The high roll gets priority for getting resolved.

4. On a roll higher than the AC, the lance breaks and scores a point. 

5. The player attacked is then  forced to pass a DC 18 save or lose one of their Hit Points by being unhorsed. (if they were hit by Aim High the DC goes to 20)

If the  attacker is successful in lance break but is unhorsed themselves (they lose the point they gained for this round but still loses HP.) To keep point stay on horse.

6. The first one reduced to 0 Hit Points is unhorsed and loses the match.

7. Or The first one to score three points wins. Unhorsing trumps point victory. 

The announcer will handle raising the markers for the riders.

Red Trapdoor = HP Lost

Blue Trapdoor = Points Gained

Save Pass/Save Fail is related to Unhorsing.

Phase 1: Action Player A: Aim High - (DC18 +2 - Save Increased by 2 = DC 20)

Player B: Motivate: Rolls their Animal Handle Check and succeeds.

Phase 2: Attack

Player A: rolls a 20.

Player B: rolls a 16.

Phase 3: Resolve

Player A is resolved first, due to a higher roll. They score a point for breaking.

Player B calls on his motivated horse, gaining advantage on the save against unhorsing.

Player B rolls a 19 and fails being unhorsed, losing one HP.

Player B is resolved. They score a point for breaking, but their attack glanced off the shield/armor.