Stats & Attributes

Overview

Every level grants 3 stat points to distribute among the four core attributes (Dark Lord gets 4 due to the Command stat). Resets grant 120 bonus stat points (50 for Dark Lord). With 100 resets at level 400, you reach max stats.

Core Attributes

Stat Point Sources

• Leveling - 3 points per level (4 for Dark Lord)
• Resets - 120 bonus points per reset (50 for Dark Lord)
• Fruits - Stat fruits add permanent points

Currency Guide

Overview

Eden MU has four main currencies, each serving different purposes.

Where Ruud comes from

Starter Ancient Drops

Overview

Regular monsters across the leveling maps drop class-appropriate Ancient gear and weapons. Every drop is Excellent and fully tradeable, so you can equip what you find or pass it to a guildmate. Each map drops gear scaled to its monster levels, giving you a clear progression path from Lorencia all the way to Aida.

Sets drop as individual pieces (Helm, Armor, Pants, Gloves, Boots) so you can complete a set across multiple kills. Weapons drop separately. Hunt in the map that matches your level for the gear tier suited to your character.

Drop Quality & Odds

Every starter Ancient rolls random enhancement and Excellent options, so no two drops are alike:

• Enhancement: random +8 to +11.
• Excellent options: 2 to 6 options, weighted so more options are rarer.
• Drop chance: roughly 0.5% per eligible item on each kill. Only gear for your class can roll, so an Elf only sees Elf sets and bows.
• One per kill: a kill drops at most one Ancient.

Tier 1: Beginner Maps (Levels 1-50)

Tier 2: Mid-Level Maps (Levels 50-110)

Notes

• All drops roll with Excellent options. They are not Bound, so you can trade, sell, or upgrade them like any normal Ancient.
• Sets drop piece by piece. Keep farming the same map to complete the 5-piece set bonus for your class.
• Class abbreviations: DW Dark Wizard, DK Dark Knight, FE Fairy Elf, MG Magic Gladiator, DL Dark Lord, SU Summoner, RF Rage Fighter, GL Grow Lancer, RW Rune Wizard, SL Slayer, GC Gun Crusher, KM Kundun Mage, LM Lemuria Mage, IK Illusion Knight, AL Alchemist, CS Crusader.
• Move up to the next map once your level matches the target tier. Higher-tier maps drop higher-level Ancient sets that scale with your character.

Excellent Rings & Pendants

Elemental accessories drop as Excellent items from monsters, so you never have to go without a ring or pendant:

• While leveling: the six elemental rings (Ice, Poison, Fire, Earth, Wind, Magic) drop on the Ancient-drop leveling maps at +0 to +3, occasionally with one Excellent option. Any class can pick them up.
• Endgame: the full set (all six rings plus the six pendants: Lightning, Fire, Ice, Wind, Water, Ability) drops on the endgame maps (Atlans Abyss and above) at +4 to +9 with 1-2 Excellent options. A pity counter guarantees one within a few hundred kills.

Excellent accessory options include Damage Decrease, Damage Reflect, Increase Zen, Increase Max HP/Mana, and Defense Success Rate.

Master Level System

Overview

The Master Level system is the endgame progression path. After reaching level 400 and completing your 3rd class evolution, you unlock a separate Master Level track with its own skill tree.

How to Unlock

1. Reach level 400
2. Complete 3rd Class Quest at Apostle Devin in Crywolf
3. Master Levels begin progressing alongside your normal level

Where to Earn Master XP

Master experience comes from killing monsters, but only monsters at or above a minimum level count. It is not tied to a specific map, so any qualifying monster anywhere grants Master XP.

• Master XP: monsters level 95 and above.
• Enhanced (Majestic) XP: monsters level 160 and above.

Master Skill Tree

• Separate skill tree with powerful endgame abilities
• Each Master Level grants skill points to invest
• Skills are unique to each class
• Can reset Master Skills using Scroll of Oblivion (purchased with Ruud)

Item Upgrade (+0 to +15)

Overview

Items can be upgraded from +0 to +15, significantly increasing their stats at each level. Higher upgrade levels make a massive difference in combat power. Items with Luck have +25% success chance on all upgrades and +5% critical hit chance.

Upgrade Methods

Chaos Machine Materials (+10 to +15)

Visual Effects

• +3 to +4 - Dark red tint
• +5 to +6 - Dark blue tint
• +7 to +9 - Glowing effects appear

Excellent Options

Overview

Excellent items are special grade equipment with bonus stat options. They have a pink-colored name and provide significant advantages over normal items.

Weapon Options

• Excellent Damage Chance - % chance to deal increased damage
• Increase Damage +level/20 - Bonus damage scaling with level
• Increase Speed - Faster attack speed
• Life Leech - Recover HP per hit
• Mana Leech - Recover MP per hit
• Excellent Damage Rate - Increased critical damage

Armor Options

• Increase Max HP - Bonus maximum HP
• Increase Max Mana - Bonus maximum MP
• Damage Decrease - Flat damage reduction
• Damage Reflect - Reflect damage to attacker
• Defense Success Rate - Higher dodge chance
• Increase Zen Drop - More Zen from monsters

How to Obtain

• Monster drops (rare chance in high-level maps)
• Chaos Machine combinations
• Event rewards

Attack Speed & Item Tiers

Overview

On Eden, attack and wizardry speed is item-driven. Stats alone can never reach the 1500 cap. Roughly 40% of your speed comes from Agility, the remaining 60% comes from your weapon, gloves, excellent options and accessories. Every gear upgrade is a visible speed gain, and a fully best-in-slot character sits just under the cap.

Where speed comes from

Weapon speed by tier

Base speed grows linearly with the weapon's tier level. Within a tier, faster weapon types (quivers, magic guns, rune maces) sit at the top of the range.

Glove speed by tier

Class speed from Agility

Each class keeps its traditional speed identity, compressed into a tight band so nobody is left behind. Values are physical speed at max Agility.

"Fully geared" assumes an Imperial weapon, Bloodangel gloves, the excellent speed option on the weapon, and all accessory slots filled (mount, wings, pet, necklace, two rings). No class exceeds the 1500 cap.

Spider Artifacts

How artifacts work

There are 7 Spider Artifact types. Each artifact carries one option rolled from that type’s pool. Its power comes from the grade (1 to 10) of the roll and the enhancement level (+0 to +15). Enhancement carries most of the power, so upgrading matters as much as the grade.

Rarer types are stronger. The harder a type is to obtain, the higher its stats go. Where the same stat appears on more than one type, the rarer type always gives more of it — so a common artifact is never a better choice than a rare one carrying the same option.

Type rarity and power

Grade drop chances

The tables below list the stat at each grade for enhancement +0, +5, +10 and +15.

Type 1. Defensive — 10% of artifacts

Increase DEF Success Rate, Increase Defense

Increase Basic Defense

Decrease DMG

Type 2. Core Stats — 15% of artifacts

Increase Command, Increase Dexterity, Increase Energy, Increase Stamina, Increase Strength

Type 3. Offense Utility — 20% of artifacts

Increase Crit DMG, Increase Excellent DMG

Increase ATK Speed

Increase Skillpower

Type 4. All-Round Mix — 25% of artifacts

Increase Attack/Wizardry, Increase Curse

Increase Defense

Decrease DMG

Increase Elemental ATK, Increase Skillpower

Type 5. Elemental — 15% of artifacts

Increase Elemental ATK, Increase Elemental DEF

Increase Elemental ATK Success Rate, Increase Elemental DEF Success Rate

Type 6. Attack, Wizardry and Curse — 10% of artifacts

Increase Attack/Wizardry, Increase Curse, Increase Max Attack/Wizardry, Increase Max Curse, Increase Min Attack/Wizardry, Increase Min Curse

Type 7. Attack and Curse (Top Tier) — 5% of artifacts

Increase Attack/Wizardry, Increase Curse, Increase Max Attack/Wizardry, Increase Max Curse

MU Online Season 21 Beginner's Guide

New to Eden MU, or coming back to MU Online after a few seasons away? This guide walks you through your first days on our Season 21 Part 2-3 server: creating an account, picking a class, and everything worth doing before your first reset.

Getting started

1. Register an account on the homepage and download the client.
2. Log in through the launcher. It patches itself, so you always run the current version.
3. Create a character. All 16 Season 21 classes are open from the start, no class is locked behind level or payment.

Which class should I pick?

Whatever you enjoy. Every class evolves five times through quests (see the Classes article) and reaches the same 100-reset stat ceiling, so there is no trap choice. Classic starting points: Dark Knight for straightforward melee, Dark Wizard for area damage, Fairy Elf if you want to buff and shoot from range.

Your first day, in order

Frequently asked questions

What are the server rates?

Experience x500, Master experience x500, item drop 80%. VIP raises these further.

How does the reset system work?

Reach level 400, have 100,000,000 Zen, type /reset. You return to level 1 with 120 bonus stat points. 100 resets is the cap and fully maxes your stats. Details in the Reset System article.

Is Eden MU pay to win?

No. The strongest items in the game (Mastery, Legendary, Spider Artifacts) drop or are crafted in game. Paid options are convenience and cosmetics.

When are events?

Something runs every hour: 14 scheduled invasions daily, Blood Castle, Devil Square, Chaos Castle, plus weekend guild events. The homepage sidebar shows the live schedule, and the Invasions article has the full timetable.

MU Online Leveling Guide (Level 1 to 400)

The fastest route from a fresh character to level 400 on Eden MU (Season 21, exp x500). The short version: follow the map ladder below, run Blood Castle and Devil Square whenever they open, and pick up the Excellent Ancient gear that leveling monsters drop along the way.

Map ladder

Do these while leveling

• Blood Castle and Devil Square beat open-field hunting for experience per hour. Enter every window you can.
• Elite monsters are worth the detour, they hit harder but pay much better: 3,000 to 9,000 Ruud per kill, plus their drops.
• Party up. Party play speeds up harder zones considerably.
• Watch invasions. The in-game Invasion Viewer (H) counts down to the next spawn, and invasion bosses drop well for their level.
• Bank your jewels in the Jewel Warehouse (J) instead of vaulting them per character.

After 400

Your first /reset costs 100,000,000 Zen and grants 120 bonus stat points, and leveling starts again with a stronger base. From here the loop is level, reset, repeat toward 100 resets, with the Master Level track and endgame maps (Ferea, Kanturu, Aida) opening after your 3rd class quest. See the Endgame Guide for what comes next.

MU Online Endgame Guide: Level 400 and Beyond

Level 400 is where Eden MU actually starts. This is the roadmap for everything that opens up: Master Levels, the reset ladder, the gear climb to Legendary, and the events that fill the weekly calendar on our Season 21 server.

The three progression tracks

Where to hunt after 400

From Atlans Abyss 3 upward, regular monsters also drop Spider Artifacts, Jewels of Bless, Soul and Creation, and artifact upgrade materials.

The weekly calendar

• Every day: 14 scheduled invasions, Blood Castle, Devil Square, Chaos Castle, and ten World Bosses on 5 to 28 hour cooldowns.
• The Hollow Sovereign: a living world boss in Devias that speaks, remembers its killers, and pays up to 300,000 Ruud.
• Saturday: Throne of Eden 18:00, Castle Siege 20:00 to 22:00 (server time).
• Sunday: Throne of Eden 20:00.
• Ranked PvP anytime: The Crucible (F7) runs 14-day ELO seasons from 35 resets, and the Bounty Board (F6) pays for open-world kills.

Long-term goals

• Fill all 39 Runic Forge slots and align full lines for Resonance bonuses.
• Max the 25-node Ancient Insignia tree.
• Climb Mastery to tier 10, craft Temple Guard, then Imperial.
• Collect a grade 10 Spider Artifact of each type and push it to +15.
• Take the castle with your guild and hold it.

Invasions

How invasions work

Invasions are timed monster spawns that drop into the open world on a fixed daily timetable. A server-wide message announces each one as it begins; the monsters stay for the invasion’s duration or until they are all killed. Most invasions spawn a named boss whose kill rolls a special reward; a few are swarm events with no boss, where every spawned monster carries the reward.

Times are server time. The homepage sidebar and the in-game Invasion Viewer show the next upcoming invasions live, counting down to each one.

Daily timetable

Ruud rewards

Every invasion monster pays Ruud on death, on top of its item reward. The amount rises from the starter towns to the top maps. The numbers below are read from the server's reward tables.

Golden invasion

Each golden monster pays by its level and still drops its Box of Kundun.

Muun Egg invasion

The White Wizard's ogres and Medusa's Sapi Queens carry no reward: only the White Wizard and Medusa themselves pay.

Each invasion

Skeleton King

Red Dragon

Golden

White Wizard

Gold Rabbit

Medusa

Muun Egg

Metal Balrog

Ice Queen

Hydra

Undine

Salamander

Snake

Tiger

Endgame invasions

Four elite invasions for endgame players. Each run picks one map from its tier and adds 15 extra elites of that map's own types for 30 minutes. They drop exactly what the map's elites drop: Ability Crystals, Wing Core Upgrade Stones, Temple Guard and Imperial stones on the top tiers, Uriel's Feathers, Guardian stones and Ruud (see Currency for Ruud per elite). The start message names the map.

Abyss Breach

Temple Uprising

Inferno Tide

Doom Rising

Zodiac Parade

Harmony Options

Overview

Jewel of Harmony adds a random bonus option to weapons and armor. The bonus can be upgraded further using additional Jewels of Harmony for stronger effects.

How to Apply

1. Obtain a Jewel of Harmony from monster drops or crafting
2. Right-click the jewel, then click on your target item
3. A random Harmony option is applied
4. Use more Jewels of Harmony on the same item to upgrade the option level

Important Notes

• The option type is chosen randomly on first application
• Failed upgrades consume the jewel with no effect
• Item must be +0 to +15 to receive Harmony options
• Only one Harmony option per item
• Use Higher Refining Stone to remove and reroll the option

Socket System & Seed Spheres

How it works

Socket items carry up to 3 empty slots under their name. You fill a slot with a Seed Sphere: an elemental seed (Fire, Ice, Lightning for weapons; Water, Wind, Earth for armor) fused with a blank Sphere. Each Seed Sphere rolls one option from its element's pool, and the option's value grows with the sphere's level, 1 to 10.

Where socket items drop

Raklion is the home of socket gear. Every monster there drops the socket items at or below its own level, and each one comes with sockets already open: 1 socket (60%), 2 sockets (30%) or 3 sockets (10%).

A dropped item with fewer than 3 sockets can be extended with a Jewel of Socket, which adds one slot (up to 3). It works on weapons, armor and pendants that already have at least one socket and an excellent option.

Getting Seed Spheres on Eden

• Seed Capsules (one per element) come from the Blood Castle 8 reward, from regular monsters on the five highest maps (Tormenta Island, Twisted Karutan, Kardamahal Underground Temple, Swamp of Doom, Aquilas Temple: 0.5% to 1% per element per kill, with a pity floor), and as a 25% chance in the S-grade World Boss top-damage reward. Opening one gives a ready-made Seed Sphere of that element: Level 3 (60%), Level 4 (30%) or Level 5 (10%).
• Sphere Upgrade Rune Capsules are sold by Priest James in the Ruud shop for 1,000 Ruud. Each one contains 3 Sphere Upgrade Runes.
• Sphere [Mono], Sphere [Di] and Sphere [Tri] drop on any map at 10% each, gated by monster level (Mono from level 58 to 76 monsters, Di from 77 to 101, Tri from 102 up), for crafting your own spheres at the Seed Master.

Seed Master operations

Upgrading spheres

Sphere Upgrade Runes raise a Seed Sphere one level at a time at the Seed Master, always 100% success. Each step costs more Zen and more runes:

Option tables

Values by sphere level. "Roll" is the chance a new sphere of that element gets the option. Percent options are marked; everything else is a flat bonus.

Fire (weapons)

Ice (weapons)

Lightning (weapons)

Water (armor)

Wind (armor)

Earth (armor)

Tips

• Weapon elements are offense: Fire for raw attack and speed, Ice for skill attack, attack rating and sustain on kill, Lightning for excellent and critical damage.
• Armor elements are defense and pools: Water for defense, shield and reflect, Wind for HP, MP, AG and recovery, Earth for base stats.
• The option is rolled when the sphere is made, the level is what you upgrade. Re-roll by making a new sphere; upgrade by feeding runes.
• Fire's "per 20 levels" option scales with your character level, so it keeps growing long after the sphere is maxed.

Pentagram & Errtels

Overview

The Pentagram system adds elemental damage and defense to your character. Equip a Pentagram and fill its slots with Errtels to gain powerful elemental bonuses.

Pentagrams

• Dropped from monsters with 2-4 slots
• 5th slot unlocked via Expansion Scroll
• Each Pentagram has an elemental affinity
• Normal Pentagrams use Normal Errtels
• Mastery Pentagrams use Mastery Errtels (stronger)

Where to get Pentagrams

Named Pentagrams do not drop from ordinary monsters. They come from boss and event reward tables and from a few items you open. This list is generated from the server's reward tables. When a source rolls a Pentagram, each one in its pool is equally likely.

Bosses

Event monsters and rewards

Items you open

Rarer sources without a published chance: Elemental Capsules, Goblin Treasure Boxes and the Salamander invasion.

Errtel Types

Errtel Rank-Up

• Combine two Errtels of the same type + same element to rank up
• Both must be same rank with level 7+
• Left slot receives the upgrade, right slot is destroyed
• Previous options are kept - 100% success rate

Elemental Strengths & Weaknesses

A strong element deals 110% damage. A weak element takes increased damage.

Chaos Machine

Overview

The Chaos Machine is the primary crafting system, operated by the Chaos Goblin NPC in Noria. It combines items and jewels to create upgrades, wings, and special equipment.

Common Combinations

Tips

• Adding Jewel of Life to most combinations increases success rate
• Higher item levels and options improve combination chances
• Failed combinations may destroy all ingredients
• Check required Zen amount before combining

Blood Castle

Overview

Blood Castle is a timed PvE event where players must fight through waves of monsters, destroy the castle gate, defeat the boss, and retrieve the Archangel's weapon.

How to Enter

1. Craft a Cloak of Invisibility via the Chaos Machine using a Scroll of Archangel + Blood Bone + Jewel of Chaos (all same level)
2. Speak to the Archangel's Spirit NPC in Event Square
3. Select the appropriate Blood Castle level for your character

Level Requirements

Magic Gladiator and Dark Lord have their level requirement reduced by 20.

Blood Castle 8 is available for high-level post-reset players seeking greater challenges and rewards.

Objectives

1. Kill monsters on the bridge to break through
2. Destroy the castle gate
3. Defeat the Crystal Statue boss inside
4. Pick up the Archangel's weapon and return it to the NPC

Rules & Rewards

• Maximum 10 players per Blood Castle instance
• No experience loss, no Zen loss, and no item drops on death
• All survivors receive a Jewel of Chaos
• First player to return the weapon gets the best rewards

Devil Square

Overview

Devil Square is a wave-based survival event with massive monster spawns. It's one of the best events for fast leveling and jewel farming.

How to Enter

1. Obtain a Devil's Eye and Devil's Key from monster drops
2. Combine them with 2x Jewel of Chaos at the Chaos Machine to create a Devil's Invitation
3. Speak to Charon NPC in Noria (172, 106)

Level Requirements

Magic Gladiator and Dark Lord have their level requirement reduced by 20.

Gameplay

• Maximum 15 players per instance
• Survive waves of increasingly difficult monsters for 20 minutes
• PvP disabled - all players fight monsters only
• Death results in teleportation to Noria
• Keep all items dropped by monsters

Rewards

• Massive experience bonus based on kill score
• Jewel drops throughout the event

Chaos Castle

Overview

Chaos Castle is a last-player-standing event combining PvP and PvE. Players fight both monsters and each other on a shrinking platform - fall off and you're eliminated!

How to Enter

1. Purchase an Armor of Guardsman from wandering merchants (Lorencia, Noria, Devias)
2. Speak to the event NPC and pay the entry fee
3. All players are disguised as identical guardsmen - no one knows who is who

Level Requirements

Chaos Castle 7 is available for high-level post-reset players, featuring stronger opponents and greater rewards.

Gameplay

• Up to 100 players per instance (minimum 1 to start)
• Everyone is an enemy - no parties allowed
• The platform shrinks based on remaining player count
• If players drop below 70, monsters disguised as players fill the gaps
• Traps activate when count drops below 50 - instant kill regardless of defense
• Damage between players reduced to 50%
• Pets and mounts disabled

Scoring & Rewards

• 2 points per monster kill, 1 point per player kill
• Last player standing wins - if time expires, highest score wins
• Winner receives 80% of the total entry fee pool plus jewels

Crywolf

Overview

Crywolf is a server-wide defense event in the southeastern Valley of Loren. All players cooperate to protect the Wolf Statue from Balgass and his army for 30 minutes.

Altar System

• Five altars surround the Wolf Statue, maintaining its protective shield
• Only Muse Elf (level 350+) characters can contract with altars
• Max 2 contracts per player - contract activates after 5 minutes
• Shield HP is tied to the contracted character's health
• Contract breaks if the Elf moves away or dies

Victory & Defeat

Server-Wide Effects

• On Success: Monster HP -20% server-wide, Kundun's life recovery disabled, Chaos Machine success rate +10%
• On Failure: NPCs evacuate Crywolf, Jewel of Guardian drop rate decreases

Kanturu

Overview

Kanturu is a raid event featuring the Maya boss fight. Players must progress through Kanturu zones and defeat Maya for rare crafting materials and high-tier loot.

Kanturu Zones

• Kanturu Ruins - Entry area with moderate monsters
• Kanturu Tower - Higher difficulty, better drops
• Maya Boss Room - Final encounter

Maya Boss Fight

• Multi-phase boss with increasing difficulty
• Nightmare difficulty available for higher rewards
• Requires coordinated group effort

Rewards

• Loch's Feather - Wings crafting material
• Condor Flame - Advanced wings crafting material
• Rare equipment and jewels
• Ruud bonus

Throne of Eden

Overview

Throne of Eden is a scheduled guild PvP event held in the Devias 3 Castle. Guilds compete to hold the throne - the guild whose Guild Master stands on the throne the longest wins. It runs on a fixed schedule, announced server-wide in advance. There is no UI panel to open; the event HUD appears automatically when you enter the map during an active event.

Schedule

Times are server time. Saturday’s round ends well before the Castle Siege (20:00–22:00, Valley of Loren), so the two never overlap. A warning broadcast goes out to all players five minutes before the event starts. A warning broadcast goes out to all players before the event starts - when you see it, you can click Join in the invite popup to teleport directly to Devias 3 Castle.

How It Works

1. When the warning fires, a popup appears on every player’s screen: “Throne of Eden begins in X minutes!”
2. Clicking Join teleports you to the castle area in Devias 3 (Map 2). You can also walk there manually.
3. When the event starts, anyone already standing inside the castle zone is cleared out (teleported to the castle spawn area just outside).
4. The event begins. Only Guild Masters can capture the throne by physically standing on the throne tile.
5. Every 2 seconds the server scans who is on the throne:
   • One GM on the throne: their guild accumulates hold time
   • Multiple GMs from different guilds: CONTESTED, no time accumulates for anyone
   • Nobody on the throne: Unclaimed, no time accumulates
6. The event ends after the configured duration. The guild with the most total accumulated throne time wins.

The Throne Zone

Located in Devias 3 (Map 2), the castle zone covers coordinates approximately (207-242, 203-239). The throne itself is at tile (225-226, 237) - your Guild Master must be standing directly on that exact tile to accumulate time.

Non-Guild-Masters can fight in the zone and contest it physically, but only the Guild Master standing on the throne actually scores time.

In-Event HUD

When you’re in Devias 3 during an active event, a small draggable HUD appears showing:

• “THRONE OF EDEN” header with time remaining
• Your guild - current accumulated hold time + blue progress bar
• Leading guild - their accumulated hold time + gold/orange progress bar
• If contested: shows “CONTESTED!” with crossed swords icon in red
• If nobody holds it: shows “Unclaimed”

A server-wide broadcast goes out every 30 seconds showing who’s leading and how much time is left.

Rewards

Ruud amounts: 500,000 for each winning guild member, 30,000 for each participating member.

A server-wide announcement goes out: “[GuildName] claimed the Throne of Eden! (held X:XX)”

Castle Control (Throne Guard)

The winning guild gains exclusive control of the castle area between events. Any player who is not a member of the winning guild will be instantly teleported out of the castle zone with a warning message.

• The guard activates after each event ends and stays active until the next event
• The guard automatically disables 5 minutes before the next scheduled event so all guilds can enter
• Non-members who enter the zone see: "This area belongs to [GuildName]! You have been expelled."

Golden Kundun (Castle Boss)

A Golden Kundun spawns inside the castle zone at (226, 233). This is an extremely powerful raid boss exclusive to the winning guild's territory.

Only the winning guild can access the castle area to fight this boss. It drops high-value loot from the Golden Kundun drop table.

Each kill gives 5 drops from the Golden Kundun table: Sealed Blood Angel set pieces, ancient set pieces, Ruud Box (3000), Errtel of Radiance, Talismans (Luck, Chaos, Ascension II and their elemental versions), Mysterious Stone, Condor Feather and Brown Panda Ring.

Tips

• Only the Guild Master matters for scoring - everyone else is there to protect their GM and kill enemy GMs.
• If two GMs from different guilds are both on the throne, time stops for both - contesting is a valid defensive tactic to deny the leader from accumulating more time.
• You don’t need to win to get rewarded - any guild that held the throne at all, even for a few seconds, earns a participation reward.
• The victory buff applies to all online guild members - winning pays off beyond just the Ruud reward.
• The event is purely about presence on the specific throne tile - being in the zone but not on that exact tile does nothing for scoring.
• Coordinate your guild before the event - have your GM push to the throne while guildmates clear the path.

Arca War

Overview

Arca War is a guild versus guild event fought over three contested obelisks. Registered guilds are dropped onto the battlefield at their own spawn points and spend the event tearing down towers they do not hold while defending the ones they do. Nothing is handed out on the field itself. What you take away is Trophies of Battle, and those are exchanged for the real rewards once the fighting is over.

Schedule and Registration

The event runs once a week, on Wednesday at 20:00 server time, and lasts thirty minutes.

Registration happens with Jin, the Arca War NPC in Acheron. The guild master registers the guild first, inside a five minute window, and members then have a further five minutes of their own to sign on to the roster. Only one registered member is required for a guild to field a team, so a small guild is not shut out. Jin also handles entry to the battlefield once the event is live.

Ten minutes after the event ends, anyone still standing on the battlefield is moved back out.

The Obelisks

Three Fire Tower obelisks are in play. Two of them stand in Acheron, one in the Alkmaar area and one in the Ubaid area (map 92). The third stands in Debenter (map 96).

Each obelisk carries a deep pool of health, so bringing one down is work for a coordinated group rather than a single player. An obelisk that has already been captured holds noticeably less health than an untouched one, which cuts both ways: the ground you take is cheaper for the next guild to take back off you. Holding what you have captured is worth as much as capturing it in the first place.

A destroyed obelisk does not stay down. It returns after a short delay, and the fight over it starts again from scratch.

The Battlefield

The contested areas are not empty ground. Around the two Acheron obelisks, groups of elemental spirits spawn and keep respawning through the event: Undine, Salamander, Sylphid, Gnome and Hellraiser. Debenter fields its own local creatures instead, Sellihoden, Ukanva, Silla, Normus and Muff. They are a nuisance while you are working on a tower and a real problem if an enemy guild catches you in the middle of a pull.

Trophies and Rewards

Taking part earns Trophies of Battle. They are paid out on the strength of what you contributed during the event, and the results screen at the end shows your contribution, your kill points and the trophies you walked away with.

The trophies are not the reward themselves. Afterwards you hand them back to Jin and exchange them in tiers, from a small turn-in at the bottom up to a large one at the top, and the tier you pick decides what the exchange is worth. Saving trophies is worthwhile. The smallest exchange gives a single draw from the reward pool, every tier above it draws more than once, and the size of the stacks you receive climbs steadily as the tier goes up. The largest exchanges also upgrade the headline Ruud payout to the bigger box. The exchange is a combination, and the client shows you its success rate before you confirm, so read that line before committing a stack you have been saving for weeks.

What the pool contains: upgrade and refining stones for Guardian and Mastery gear, Elemental Runes, Bless of Light, Steel of Heaven, Golden Sentence, Sealed Stone Shards, Guardian option change pieces, generous stacks of Pandora Picks, and a Ruud box.

Quantities are deliberately not listed here. The reward values are still being tuned, and a printed table would be wrong within a patch or two. The pool above is the honest answer to what you can get; how much of it is a moving number.

Notes

• Arca War runs on the Castle Siege server instance only. Both battlefield maps live there, so entering the event moves your character across for the duration and back out again afterwards.
• There is no hotkey panel for Arca War. Registration, entry and the trophy exchange all run through Jin, and the only window the event opens on its own is the results screen at the end.
• Guilds with only a handful of members can still register and still earn trophies. Contribution on the field is what pays, not guild size on paper.

The Hollow Sovereign

“Calm, ancient, quietly superior. A god who is slowly losing and refuses to admit it.”

Overview

The Hollow Sovereign is a living world boss that speaks, remembers, and issues prophecies. Every line he utters is generated in real time. He reacts to who killed him, who he killed, who’s online, and what has happened on the server recently. He is not a scripted loop of dialogue.

When he arrives, he taunts the realm:

“[The Hollow Sovereign] I have arrived.”
“[The Hollow Sovereign] <a custom line referencing the last hero who slew me>”

Rewards

Boss Kill (top-damage player)

Guaranteed items, plus a tier-rolled currency pool.

Participation (players near the boss at kill time)

To qualify, you need to be on Devias and within roughly 30 tiles of the Sovereign when he falls. Hanging out in town or across the map won’t count. Show up to the fight.

Nemesis Bonus

If the Sovereign has recognized you as his nemesis before this fight, slaying him again grants an extra Jewel of Creation ×5. You earn nemesis status by accumulating the most total kills on him across all players.

The Nemesis System

Every time you kill the Sovereign, he remembers. The player with the most cumulative kills becomes his nemesis. The Sovereign’s taunts, death lines, and prophecies will personally acknowledge you. From that point on, every time you fell him again, the nemesis bonus fires.

Prophecies

Every 60 minutes, the Sovereign issues a riddle. Each prophecy has exactly one goal: kill a specific monster, anywhere in the world, before the prophecy expires (60 minutes).

Example:

“[The Hollow Sovereign] The frostbound sentinel slumbers where mortals fear the ice.”

Decoding this might send you hunting an Ice Monster in Devias or an Ice Walker in Raklion. The riddle always hints at the target’s name.

How Targets Are Chosen

The Sovereign draws from a wide pool of creatures spanning every major map, from the lowliest vermin of the starter zones to the elite horrors of endgame territory. The specific target is never named directly. You have to read the riddle and figure out what he means.

He also pays attention to where players already are. If a map is busy with active players, he’ll tend to send you somewhere quieter, so expect to travel off the beaten path. The difficulty of the riddle scales with the reward tier: easier prophecies send you to familiar creatures, harder ones demand you track down something obscure.

Listen carefully. Every riddle contains a hint at the target’s name or nature.

Prophecy Rewards

Difficulty scales the currency pool. All currency pools follow the same five-tier curve (Common 75% down to Legendary 0.1%).

Failing a Prophecy

If the riddle expires unfulfilled, the Sovereign reacts with quiet contempt. No reward, and the kill tracker resets for the next cycle.

Tips

• Check the bottom-middle chat area for the Sovereign’s arrival notice and prophecy riddles.
• Rewards display the tier name inline. Look for (Rare), (Epic), (Legendary) notices after a kill or fulfillment.
• Solo farming the Sovereign builds nemesis kills quickly; once you’re the nemesis, every repeat kill adds the Jewel of Creation bonus.
• Party up for the kill. Participation rewards go to every player fighting nearby when he falls, not just the top damager, but you have to actually be at the fight.

World Bosses

Eleven unique threats stalking the highest-tier maps. Hunt them on cooldown for jewels, currency, and a vanishingly rare chance at Ring of Power or Ring of Volt.

Roster

Each map hosts exactly one boss at a fixed spawn point, visible as a BOSS ZONE marker on the map's minimap. Hover a boss with a ▶ marker to preview it in action.

How Rewards Work

Damage is tracked across the fight. Two reward buckets pay out when the boss dies:

• Top damage. the player who dealt the most damage gets the biggest bundle: a floor of guaranteed jewels, plus weighted-pool rolls on Ruud, WCoin, and two independent ring chances.
• Participation. every player who contributed meaningful damage gets a smaller bundle: floor jewels and weighted-pool currency rolls.

On top of that, the boss makes two extra ring rolls per kill. If either hits, the recipient is picked at random weighted by damage dealt; so the more you contributed, the better your odds. Showing up matters.

Every kill also pays Goblin Points, to the top-damage player and to every participant, so bosses are a way to earn them without resetting. A top-damage reward on S tier can be more than 30 items: clear your inventory before the fight, anything that does not fit drops on the ground at your feet.

Tier-Scaled Drops

Guaranteed rewards need no roll. Chance rewards are rolled separately for every player who qualifies. Higher tiers grant more types and larger stacks.

Top damage (the player who dealt the most damage)

Participation (every player who damaged the boss and is in range)

On top of that the boss makes two extra ring rolls per kill (Ring of Power and Ring of Volt, 0.6% on S tier, 0.3% on A tier, 0.1% on B tier each). If one hits, the winner is picked at random, weighted by damage dealt.

Currency pools (Ruud + WCoin) follow a five-tier weighted curve: Common 60% · Uncommon 28% · Rare 8% · Epic 3% · Legendary 1%. Tier S Legendary Ruud goes up to 2,000,000; Tier B caps lower.

Spawn Announcement

When a boss respawns, a server-wide notice fires so everyone knows the hunt is on:

"[World Boss] I, The Aquilas Sovereign, have arrived in Aquilas Temple. Come find me!"

Each boss names itself and the map it's haunting, so you can decide whether the trip is worth your time.

Ring of Power & Ring of Volt

Both rings come from two places. World bosses roll them with extreme rarity: 0.6% per kill on a Tier S boss, 0.3% on Tier A, 0.1% on Tier B, once for the top damage dealer and once more across everyone who took part. Priest James also sells them for 100,000,000 Ruud in every class tab. They're unique-equip, level 400 required, all classes. Server-wide, expect roughly one boss ring every two to three weeks across the whole roster, regardless of how many players show up to each kill.

A boss ring arrives clean: +0, no luck, no excellent options. The Ruud shop ring comes with six excellent options and a 35% luck chance. Either way the ring can be built up with Volt Jewels. They drop from world bosses only (see the reward tables above): the basic Volt Jewel on every tier, the Greater on A and S tier, the Supreme on S tier. The Excellent line adds one random excellent option per success (up to six), the Additional line raises the +4 option step by step, at 70% / 50% / 30% for the Volt, Greater and Supreme tiers.

Each tier only works on a ring in the right state. Excellent line: Volt on a ring with 0 or 1 excellent options, Greater with 2 or 3, Supreme with 3 to 5. Additional line: Volt up to option step 1, Greater up to step 2, Supreme up to step 3.

When a ring drops, the bearer is announced to the entire server:

“✦ Ring of Volt has chosen [PlayerName] as its bearer!”

Tips

• The boss is alive on the map at server start. After kill, the cooldown runs server-side; check periodically.
• You don't have to land the killing blow to be top damage. Sustained DPS over the fight wins.
• Participation requires real damage during the fight. Tagging the boss once won't count.
• Tier B bosses respawn every ~6 hours, ideal for daily routines. Tier S is the once-per-day prestige fight.

Gens System

Overview

The Gens system divides players into two factions: Duprian and Vanert. Members earn Contribution Points by killing opposing faction players, climbing the Gens Ranking.

How to Join

1. Reach level 50
2. Visit the faction NPC:
   • Gens Duprian - Steward in Lorencia (144, 127)
   • Gens Vanert - Reicht in Noria (167, 100)
3. Cannot join both factions simultaneously
4. Contribution points reset when leaving a faction

Contribution Points

• Earned by killing opposing faction players in PvP zones
• Higher-ranked kills award more points
• Points determine your Gens Rank (Private to Grand Marshal)
• Press B to check your Gens information

Benefits

• Access to faction-specific events
• Gens Ranking rewards
• PvP-enabled in Vulcanus for faction warfare

Duels

Overview

The Duel Arena in Vulcanus offers friendly 1v1 PvP battles with up to 4 simultaneous rooms per server. Perfect for testing builds and learning combos.

How to Duel

1. Travel to Vulcanus
2. Enter the Duel Arena (Colosseum)
3. Challenge another player or accept a challenge
4. Fight in a dedicated duel room

Rewards

• Gladiator's Honor Buff - 60-minute buff for the winner
• No penalties for losing
• Great for practice without risk

Castle Siege

Overview

Castle Siege is the ultimate guild warfare event. Guilds battle for control of the castle in a weekly large-scale PvP war. The winning guild controls the castle, earns taxes, and receives exclusive rewards.

Requirements

• Guild Master must be level 400+
• Guild must have 3+ members

Weekly Schedule (server time)

Battle Mechanics

• Objective: Attackers must stamp the Guild Master's seal on the pedestal in the Dragon Tower (30 second channel with 2 holders)
• No PK penalties between attacking and defending guilds in Valley of Loren
• Attackers can place Life Stones as respawn points (crafted via Chaos Machine)
• Castle has 3 upgradeable gates and 4 guardian statues that must all be destroyed to access the Dragon Tower

Castle Owner Benefits

• Tax collection from server activities (max 50,000,000 Zen per withdrawal)
• Ability to upgrade castle gates and guardian statues for defense
• Access to exclusive castle areas and NPCs

Lorencia PvP Rectangle

Overview

A designated PvP combat zone located in Lorencia. When a player with more than 50 resets enters the rectangle, they are locked inside for 10 seconds and cannot leave until the timer expires. Players with 50 or fewer resets can pass through freely.

Purpose: Prevents hit-and-run tactics. Players who enter the PvP zone must commit to the fight - no running in for a quick attack and escaping before the opponent can retaliate.

How It Works

1. Enter the rectangle and a 10-second lock timer starts
2. A gold notification appears: "You are locked for 10 seconds"
3. Any attempt to leave before the timer ends will teleport you back to the center of the rectangle
4. After 10 seconds, a green notification appears: "You may now exit the rectangle"
5. You are free to leave

Rules

• Only affects players with more than 50 resets
• PvP is enabled inside the rectangle at all times
• If you attempt to leave early, you are pulled back to center
• After the lock expires, you have a 5-second grace period to exit before the lock can trigger again

In-Game Commands

Player Commands

Warehouse

Every account has two warehouse vaults, shared by all its characters: /ware 0 and /ware 1. Jewels and upgrade stones are better kept in the Jewel Warehouse, which has no slot limit.

Opening NPCs from where you stand

/openware opens an NPC window without walking to the NPC. It works anywhere except the event maps listed below.

Requirements: level 200, or at least one reset. There is a 5 second cooldown between uses.

Blocked on: Devil Square, Blood Castle, Chaos Castle, Illusion Temple, Castle Siege, Doppelganger and Imperial Guardian. Use the NPC in town before you enter.

Hotkeys

Custom System Commands

Important Notes

• /clearinv is permanent and irreversible - all items in your inventory will be deleted
• /post has a cooldown and zen cost to prevent spam
• Stat commands (/addstr, etc.) accept a number of points to add at once
• Some commands require minimum level or reset count to use

Leveling Zones

Early Game (Level 1 - 400)

Mid Game (Level 400 - 600)

Late Game (Level 600+)

Tips

• Use party play for faster experience in harder zones
• Check your element matchup against monsters (Pentagram system)
• Events like Devil Square and Blood Castle give more XP per hour than grinding

Wings

Overview

Wings are powerful equipment that provide damage bonuses, damage absorption, defense, and special effects. They are crafted through the Chaos Machine and progress through 5 tiers.

Wing Tiers

Level 1 Wings

Satan Wings, Heaven Wings, Fairy Wings

Level 2 Wings

Mystery Wings, Dragon Wings, Archangel Wings, Darkness Wings, Spirit Wings, Despair Wings, Cape of Lord

Level 3 Wings (by Class)

Level 4 Wings (by Class)

Level 5 Wings (by Class)

The 5th and highest wing tier, requiring character Level 1200. One wing exists per class.

Key Material Sources

• Loch's Feather - Drops from Maya boss (Kanturu)
• Condor Flame - Drops from Maya Nightmare (Kanturu)

How to Obtain Wings

• Craft (Chaos Machine): the main path. Combine the base items / lower-tier wings with Jewel of Chaos and the tier materials above, at the Chaos Goblin.
• Goblin-Point shop: 3rd-tier wings and capes (Wing of Eternal, Wing of Storm, Wing of Illusion, Wing of Ruin, Cape of Emperor, Wing of Dimension, Cape of Overrule, Cloak of Transcendence, and more) can be bought outright with Goblin Points, earned from resets, events and world bosses.
• Events & invasions: the Kanturu bosses (Maya / Maya Nightmare) drop the key crafting feathers; farming and event participation build up the materials and Goblin Points you need.

Jewels

Overview

Jewels are core crafting and enhancement materials used throughout the game. They can be stacked in bundles of 10 and 30 for efficient storage and trading.

Jewel Types

Custom Jewels

Eden adds a set of custom jewels that upgrade a single property of an item in one guaranteed or high-chance step, instead of grinding stacks of the vanilla jewels. Each jewel targets one slot and one effect.

Volt Jewels are a separate line of accessory jewels for the Ring of Power and the Ring of Volt. They drop from world bosses only. See the World Bosses article for their tiers and success rates.

Where custom jewels drop

Custom jewels drop from monsters on any map. The stronger the jewel, the higher the monster level it starts at and the rarer it is. Once a jewel starts dropping, every higher-level monster keeps dropping it.

Refining Stones

• Low Refining Stone - Increases Harmony options (10% success)
• High Refining Stone - Increases Harmony options (50% success)
• Also used for pet resurrection and Socket system

Other Materials

• Gemstone - Material for creating Jewel of Harmony
• Bundled Jewels - Stack 10 or 30 jewels into a single item for trading

Legendary Equipment

Overview

Legendary equipment is the highest tier of craftable gear, above Mastery. There are two tiers: 1st Legendary (Temple Guard) crafted from 10th Mastery Lightning gear, and 2nd Legendary (Imperial) crafted from maxed Temple Guard gear. Both have 100% crafting success rate.

Mastery Equipment

Overview

Mastery equipment is the endgame gear progression system. Weapons and armor advance through 10 mastery tiers, while accessories (earrings) advance through 8 tiers. Each tier is crafted by upgrading the previous tier's equipment at the Chaos Goblin NPC in Noria (180, 99) using tier-specific materials purchased from Priest James in Elbeland (32, 239).

All crafts from 2nd tier onward have 100% success rate. The result resets to +0 / 0 Options, but Luck and Excellent options are preserved. Base item must be at +11 with 16+ options.

Muuns

Overview

Muuns are small companions that live in their own Muun inventory and give a flat passive bonus while equipped: defense, attack or wizardry, critical or excellent damage, skill power, elemental stats, Zen or repair cost. Eden runs 206 muun families, each with an Evolved form. Main options on this page are about thirty times the stock game and Muun Ability percentages one and a half times stock.

How muuns work

• Open the Muun window and place a muun in the Main or Sub slot. Both slots apply their option. You cannot equip two copies of the same muun, and a Premium and a Tempest muun can be worn together on Eden.
• A muun starts at level 1. Its option grows with each level up to 5, and levels are gained by combining it with copies of the same muun in the Muun window. Muuns with fewer values in the table cap earlier.
• Evolution turns a muun into its [Evolved] form with an Evolution Stone. The Evolved form has the top value, and Premium muuns switch from a monsters-only option to one that also works in PvP. Tempest muuns evolve with a Tempest Evolution Stone through the Muun Energy Converter.
• Non-PvP in an option name means it counts against monsters only. Options without the tag work everywhere.
• Muuns lose durability while equipped, slower than pets, and are repaired like any other equipment. /clearinvmuun empties your Muun inventory.
• Premium and Tempest muuns also carry a Muun Ability, shown as a percentage in the tooltip, that runs for 30 days after you equip them.

Where muuns come from

Evolution Stones come out of the same invasion eggs and Golden Goblin eggs, one per egg. The 93 Premium and 18 Hero muuns exist in the game data but only inside the Premium Muun Box, which nothing currently drops or sells, so the muuns you will meet are the twelve basic ones, the mount muuns and the three Tempest muuns.

Every option

Values are the flat bonus at muun level 1 to 5, then the Evolved value. Where the Evolved form changes the option, the new option is named.

Guardian System

Overview

Guardians are mount-type companions that provide movement speed, attack speed, defense, and special options. They are enhanced through the Trainer NPC in Lorencia and progress through 8 tiers.

Guardian Enhancement

• Combine at Trainer NPC in Lorencia (122, 110)
• Requires the previous tier Guardian at +11 minimum
• Higher enhancement level = higher success rate

Enhancement Success Rates

Materials (6th Guardian Example)

• Guardian Seal - 50,000 Ruud from Priest James NPC
• Jewel of Bless x20
• Jewel of Soul x20
• Jewel of Chaos x1
• Jewel of Creation x1

Guardian Stats

• Movement speed increase
• Attack Speed +35
• Defense bonus
• 1-3 random options (elemental ATK/DEF, defense scaling)
• Elite Monster Resistance option

On failure: materials are lost and guardian reverts to +0.

Guardian Mount Stats (Eden Exclusive)

Each guardian tier provides passive bonuses while summoned. DMG% applies to both physical and magic damage. Absorb% reduces all incoming damage (PvE + PvP). Tiers 2+ have Normal and Rare variants.

Last Man Standing

Overview

Last Man Standing is an intense PvP battle royale where players fight until only one survivor remains. The last player standing claims massive rewards!

How to Participate

1. Wait for an admin to start registration with /lms start
2. Type /lms join to register (costs 10,000,000 Zen entry fee)
3. Wait for the countdown (10 seconds)
4. Fight to be the last survivor!

Commands

• /lms join - Join the event during registration
• /lms status - Check current event status

Rewards

Rules

• Maximum 30-minute duration
• PvP enabled in the arena
• Eliminated players are teleported back to town
• All kills and stats are recorded in the leaderboard

Leaderboard Stats

• Total Wins
• Total Games Played
• Total Kills & Deaths
• Best Placement
• Top 3 Finishes
• Win Streak

The Crucible (Ranked Arena)

Overview

The Crucible is a 1v1 ranked PvP system with a full ELO rating, seasonal leaderboard, and Ruud rewards. Players queue up, get matched against someone near their skill level, fight in an isolated arena, and earn or lose rating based on the result.

Queueing & Matchmaking

Press Join in the Queue tab to enter the queue. The server runs matchmaking every 5 seconds, looking for two queued players within an ELO range of each other.

• Search range starts at ±200 ELO
• Expands by +50 every 30 seconds you’ve been waiting
• Maximum range: ±500 ELO

Once matched, both players get a 5-second countdown then are teleported to a dedicated arena map (Map 74). Matches have a 3-minute time limit - if neither player dies, the match is cancelled with no ELO change.

ELO System

• Starting ELO: 1,000
• ELO floor: 0 (can’t go below 0)
• K-factor: 32 (maximum gain/loss per match is 32 points)
• Win reward: +1,000 Ruud paid instantly on victory

ELO is calculated using the standard formula - beating a much higher-rated player gains more points, beating a much lower-rated player gains fewer. Losing to a lower-rated player loses more.

Rank Tiers

Seasons

Each season lasts 14 days. When a season ends:

1. Rewards are distributed automatically based on your final ELO and rank
2. A server-wide announcement goes out
3. Stats soft-reset: your ELO moves halfway back to 1000 (new_elo = 1000 + (elo - 1000) / 2), wins and losses reset to 0
4. When you next log in, pending rewards are claimed automatically and paid in Ruud

You must have played at least 10 matches in the season to qualify for rewards.

Season End Rewards - Tier

Top Finish Bonus

Stacks on top of tier reward:

Tips

• The 30-second expand mechanic means if you queue at an unusual ELO you’ll eventually get matched - just takes longer.
• Win streak doesn’t matter - only your ELO determines matchmaking.
• 1,000 Ruud per win adds up quickly. 100 wins = 100,000 Ruud just from match rewards.
• The soft reset means very high-ELO players don’t start next season too far ahead - a 1700 player resets to 1350 (Gold), not back to 1000.
• If you want leaderboard rewards, focus on ELO over win rate - it’s the only thing that matters for tier placement.

PvP Bounty System

Overview

The Bounty System is an open-world PvP contract system. Any player can place a price on another player’s head using Zen, Ruud, or WCoin. When that target gets killed in PvP, the killer collects the reward automatically.

Requirements to Place a Bounty

• Minimum level 400
• Maximum 10 active bounties per player at a time
• Can’t place a bounty on yourself
• Can’t place duplicate bounties on the same target
• 3-second cooldown between placements

Minimum Bounty Amounts

Placing a Bounty

Use /bounty or F6 to open the panel, go to the Set Target tab, type the player name and select the amount and currency. The currency is deducted immediately when the bounty is placed.

Collecting a Bounty

Kill the bounty target in normal PvP anywhere in the world. The reward is paid out automatically the moment the kill is registered - no action needed. The bounty is marked “Completed” and removed from the active list.

Cancelling a Bounty

You can cancel your own active bounties from the “My Bounties” tab. You receive a 90% refund - 10% is lost as a penalty. This applies to all currencies (Zen, Ruud, WCoin).

Bounty Board

The main list in the panel shows all active bounties sorted by reward value (highest Zen first, then Ruud). Page size is 10 entries. The board is live and visible to all players - useful for target scouting.

Tips

• Bounties have no expiry - they stay active until the target is killed or the placer cancels.
• Multiple people can place bounties on the same target independently - they all pay out to the same killer.
• The 10% cancel fee discourages spam placing and pulling. Only commit if you mean it.
• Stacking Zen + Ruud + WCoin bounties from multiple accounts creates a very attractive payout for hunters.
• Check the board before hunting - it tells you who has the biggest price on their head server-wide.
• Min level 400 means this is a late-game system. Early players can be targets but can’t place bounties.

Reset System

Overview

Resetting is the core long-term progression system in Eden MU. Once you reach level 400, you can reset your character back to level 1 in exchange for permanent stat gains. Reaching 100 resets fully maximizes your character's stats regardless of class.

Requirements

Goal: 100 Resets

How It Works

1. Level your character to 400 and have 100,000,000 Zen on hand.
2. Type /reset in-game to reset.
3. Your character returns to level 1. Your reset count increases by 1.
4. Level up again and repeat - each reset permanently grows your character's potential.
5. At 100 resets your stats are fully maximized.

Stat Points

Stat points are earned through leveling (3 points per level, 4 for Dark Lord) and distributed manually by the player. You choose how to allocate them across Strength, Agility, Vitality, and Energy (and Command for Dark Lord).

Each reset grants the following bonus rewards:

• 120 bonus stat points per reset (50 for Dark Lord)
• 25,000 Ruud per reset
• 20 WCoin per reset
• 5,000 Goblin Points per reset

Reset Buff System

Reaching specific reset counts unlocks permanent combat buffs. Higher tiers replace lower ones. These bonuses are always active.

Additional bonuses at higher tiers:

Reset Milestones

At specific reset counts, you receive one-time milestone rewards (stat points, Ruud, WCoin, Goblin Points, or Gremory Case items). Rewards are claimed automatically when you reach the milestone reset count. Use the in-game command to check your progress:

• /milestones - View your pending and upcoming milestone rewards

Jewel Warehouse

Overview

The Jewel Warehouse is a secure, account-wide storage system for your valuable jewels and stones. Access your stored items from any character on your account!

Jewel Exchange

Too many jewels sitting in the Stash? Press Exchange at the bottom of the Stash window (J) to trade them for materials. Trades take the jewels straight from your Stash and put the reward in your inventory. Use x1 or x10 to trade once or ten times.

Keep some free inventory space: if it is full, the trade does not go through and nothing is taken.

Supported Items

Jewels

• Jewel of Bless
• Jewel of Soul
• Jewel of Chaos
• Jewel of Life
• Jewel of Creation
• Gemstone
• Jewel of Harmony

Custom Jewels

• Jewel of Dark Life
• Jewel of Level
• Jewel of Skill
• Jewel of Luck
• Jewel of Weapon Excellent
• Jewel of Armor Excellent
• Jewel of Socket
• Legendary Weapon Excellent
• Legendary Armor Excellent
• Jewel of Guardian

Stones & Upgrade Materials

• Guardian Upgrade Stone
• Elite Guardian Upgrade Stone
• Ultimate Magic Stone
• Lower Magic Stone
• Medium Magic Stone
• Higher Magic Stone
• Lower Refining Stone
• Higher Refining Stone
• Mysterious Stone
• Lapidary Stone

Enhancement Items

• Sphere Upgrade Rune
• Temple Guardian Enhancement
• Shining Temple Guardian Enhancement
• Imperial Reinforcement Stone
• Shining Imperial Reinforcement Stone
• Ability Crystal
• Artifact Upgrade Stone
• Wing Core Upgrade Stone

Misc

• Runic Essence
• Elemental Rune
• Spider Artifact Fragment
• Talisman of Luck
• Elemental Talisman of Luck
• Golden Crest
• Fragment of Resurrection
• Uriels Feather

How to Use

1. Press J to open the Jewel Warehouse
2. Deposit: Select jewels from your inventory to store
3. Withdraw: Select stored jewels to retrieve to your inventory
4. Stash All: Deposit all supported items from your inventory at once
5. Query: View your current balance of all stored items

Features

• Account-Wide - Access from any character
• Unlimited Storage - No capacity limits per jewel type
• Instant Access - Deposit and withdraw instantly
• Secure - Protected against loss or theft
• Cooldown - 300ms between operations (anti-spam)

Safety Features

• Balance verification after each transaction
• Audit log of all deposits / withdrawals
• Automatic rollback on failed transactions
• Real-time balance updates

Limits

• Maximum 1,000 items per deposit / withdrawal operation

Guild Warehouse

Overview

The Guild Warehouse is a shared vault for the whole guild. Any member can deposit and any member can withdraw, and every deposit and withdrawal is recorded in a log the whole guild can read.

Open it with the F8 key or from the in-game menu. You must be in a guild to open it, and leaving the guild ends your access immediately. Balances update live for guild members who are online.

What It Holds

Jewels

• Jewel of Bless
• Jewel of Soul
• Jewel of Chaos
• Jewel of Life
• Jewel of Creation
• Jewel of Harmony
• Jewel of Guardian
• Jewel of Dark Life
• Jewel of Level
• Jewel of Skill
• Jewel of Luck
• Jewel of Weapon Excellent
• Jewel of Armor Excellent
• Jewel of Socket
• Legendary Weapon Excellent
• Legendary Armor Excellent

Stones

• Lower Magic Stone
• Medium Magic Stone
• Higher Magic Stone
• Ultimate Magic Stone
• Guardian Upgrade Stone
• Elite Guardian Upgrade Stone
• Temple Guardian Enhancement
• Shining Temple Guardian Enhancement
• Imperial Reinforcement Stone
• Shining Imperial Reinforcement Stone
• Lower Refining Stone
• Higher Refining Stone
• Mysterious Stone
• Artifact Upgrade Stone
• Lapidary Stone
• Wing Core Upgrade Stone

Misc

• Gemstone
• Spider Artifact Fragment
• Sphere Upgrade Rune
• Elemental Rune
• Ability Crystal
• Talisman of Luck
• Elemental Talisman of Luck
• Golden Crest
• Fragment of Resurrection
• Uriels Feather
• Runic Essence

Currency

• Zen, capped at 2,000,000,000
• Ruud, capped at 2,000,000,000

The Guild Warehouse does not store equipment, wings, pets or WCoin. For private, account-wide jewel storage use the Jewel Warehouse instead.