Level 68 and Moon Dragon Village

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The level cap is now 68

Eight new levels, and a whole continent to spend them on

The level cap moved from 60 to 68. The experience curve for the new levels was designed from scratch for this range, and everything below exists to go with it: monsters from 61 to 70, dedicated sets, helmets, bosses and a whole new area. If you were sitting at 60, you have somewhere to go again.

Moon Dragon Village: the new area

Moon Dragon Village is where the 61-70 range happens. The village has regular monsters, mini-bosses spread around and field bosses, plus the Helmet Master, who sells the new helmets and the reputation certificate. It is also home to the two World Bosses and the new Territory.

10 new sets — two per class

Each class gets a damage set and a defense set — and now both carry BOTH of its weapon elements

Sixty pieces: 6 per set (armor, armguard, boots, cuff, kneepad and belt), two sets per class. The damage set is the offensive route; the defense set trades part of the attack for health and physical resistance. The big change is that both now carry BOTH elements of your class weapons — before, each set had only one, and half your damage was left out. The values below are PER PIECE and fixed: they come with it, before any forging.

Set	Elements	Native stats per piece
Frost Verdict — Wizard, damage	Fire + Water	+45 Intelligence · +200 HP · +2% Damage and +2% Critical Damage on BOTH elements
Ember Keeper — Wizard, defense	Fire + Water	+15 Intelligence · +400 HP · +2% Physical Defense · +1% Damage and +1% Critical Damage on both
Dusk Ravager — Monk, damage	Fire + Buddha	+45 Strength · +200 HP · +2% Damage and +2% Critical Damage on BOTH elements
Stone Vow — Monk, defense	Fire + Buddha	+15 Strength · +400 HP · +2% Physical Defense · +1% Damage and +1% Critical Damage on both
Crescent Wrath — Fairy, damage	Buddha + Lightning	+45 Intelligence · +200 HP · +2% Damage and +2% Critical Damage on BOTH elements
Silver Chant — Fairy, defense	Buddha + Lightning	+15 Intelligence · +400 HP · +2% Physical Defense · +1% Damage and +1% Critical Damage on both
Venom Crown — Assassin, damage	Lightning + Poison	+45 Dexterity · +200 HP · +2% Damage and +2% Critical Damage on BOTH elements
Tide Warden — Assassin, defense	Lightning + Poison	+15 Dexterity · +400 HP · +2% Physical Defense · +1% Damage and +1% Critical Damage on both
Gale Piercer — Tamer, damage	Water + Poison	+45 Intelligence · +200 HP · +2% Damage and +2% Critical Damage on BOTH elements
Thorn Watch — Tamer, defense	Water + Poison	+15 Intelligence · +400 HP · +2% Physical Defense · +1% Damage and +1% Critical Damage on both

The Fairy sets also carry a healing bonus, which does not show in the item window list but does count in game.

Simulation: the full set, and what forging adds on top

Since every piece carries the same values, the closed 6-piece set is just multiplication. This part is exact: it is what you have the moment you wear all 6, having forged nothing.

And that is only the floor. Every piece still accepts forging, and each forge adds one more stat — up to five per piece, meaning up to thirty across the closed set. A damage armor forged to the end can come out with something like +366 Intelligence, +159 Vitality, +371 Dodge, +318 Critical Strike and +2% Critical Strike ON TOP of the table above. Forging values are rolled on every attempt, so no two pieces end up alike — the example above is from a real piece, not a promise.

The 7 Helmets: now a ladder, not seven purchases

Each new helmet requires the one before it. And the competition point cost was cut in half.

The Helmet Master stopped selling helmets directly. He now sells each one's <b>certificate</b> — with the same Silver Fox Cave reputation, competition points and gold requirements as before. The helmet itself comes from a trade with him: you hand over the certificate and, from the second step on, the previous helmet as well. Anyone who wants the King Helmet will have to walk through the six that come before. In exchange, the total competition point cost dropped from 196,000 to <b>100,000</b>.

Certificate in the shop	Reputation required	Cost
Beginner Helmet Certificate	Reputation level 1	5,000 gold + 5,000 points
Soldier Helmet Certificate	Reputation level 2	6,000 gold + 8,000 points
Leader Helmet Certificate	Reputation level 4	7,000 gold + 11,000 points
Warrior Helmet Certificate	Reputation level 5	8,000 gold + 14,000 points
Hero Helmet Certificate	Reputation level 7	9,000 gold + 17,000 points
General Helmet Certificate	Reputation level 8	10,000 gold + 20,000 points
King Helmet Certificate	Reputation level 10	11,000 gold + 25,000 points

The trade happens at the Helmet Master himself. The first step asks only for the certificate; from the Soldier on, the certificate plus the previous helmet. The helmet you receive is bound to your character. Silver Fox Cave reputation still rises through the daily quests there and through the Silver Fox Cave Certificate, which the Helmet Master keeps selling.

Two new recipes at the Magicstone Master

Forging stones no longer depend on luck alone. Anyone gathering large gems can now craft them directly, in the same Craft window where the Reward Stone is made.

Recipe	Materials	Product
Forger Certainty Stone	3 Large Ruby + 2 Gold Bar	3 pieces
Forger Protection Stone	3 Large Emerald + 2 Gold Bar	3 pieces

And the Rare Drakantos TT now stacks: up to 5 per bag slot, across tiers T1, T2 and T3. At the blacksmith it is still spent one at a time, like the Titanium Stone.

Two World Bosses, every day, at a fixed time

On death, each one scatters 40 chests on the ground — and any player can open them

Two World Bosses rise on their own in Moon Dragon Village, every day, at a fixed time. They spawn in the open, with no player cap and no instance: whoever shows up, fights. The server announces when they appear, when the first blow lands and when they fall. On death, each scatters 40 chests on the ground, and there is no owner — any player there can open them.

Boss	Time	Where
Moon Dragon Warlord	21:45	East of Simen Mountain
Moon Dragon Devourer	21:55	Barbarian Mountain

Both are marked on the world map, each with its own icon. Besides the chests, they drop pieces of the new sets and a solid amount of gold.

What comes inside the World Boss chests

Each of the 40 chests draws one prize. These are the ones that can come out — the chance of each is not published.

Can come out		What it is
Territory Coin	—	The rare prize — the Territory shop currency
Rare Drakantos TT [T1] and [T2]	—	Raises the combination success chance
Forger Protection / Certainty Stone (5 pieces)	—	A pack of 5 forging stones
Titanium Stone	—	Raises the success chance
Competition Bonus Pill (100) and (300)	—	Competition points for the PVP shop
Soul Experience Elixir (500)	—	Experience for your Soul
Drakantos Pill	—	Points for the Stone City shop
Gold Bag (50G)	—	50 gold on the spot

Black Zone: deadlier, and far richer

The five camps stopped being a place you pass through and became the destination for players who already completed their set. The commanders and their troops got considerably stronger — this is no longer a solo trip. In exchange, the Black Zone now pays the best gold in the game, and the commanders drop the Pants T2 and LuckyStar T2 boxes, which until now came only from the West Palace wardens.

What drops		Where from
800 gold	—	Per commander killed
10 gold	—	Per camp soldier
Pants T2 Box	—	From the camp commanders
LuckyStar T2 Box	—	From the camp commanders
Camp chests	—	Scattered on the ground where the commander fell — anyone can open them

Each commander rules two camps, and the chests now spawn exactly where he fell — previously half the time they appeared at the wrong camp, across the map.

A new Territory in the village — and Total Domination

The guild holding BOTH territories starts charging a 5% tax on the entire server

Domination gained a second stage: a Territory of its own in Moon Dragon Village, at the Outskirt of Village, at 21:30 — right before the World Bosses. It works like the Stone City one: a tower rises, guilds fight over it, and whoever brings it down and holds it takes the prize for every member. The difference is what that unlocks now that there are two.

The winner prize	Qty	What it is
Territory Coin	1	The Territory shop currency
Forger Certainty Stone (5 pieces)	1	Only the village Territory pays this one — Stone City pays Protection
Guild Ascension Material (10)	1	For the guild Altar
Ember Chest	3	The only chest that can bring a Soul Bell
Soul Experience Elixir (500)	2	Experience for your Soul
Competition Bonus Pill (300)	1	Competition points
Golden Identify Gem	1	For identifying gear

If you want the whole evening, the run is set: Territory at 21:30, the first World Boss at 21:45 and the second at 21:55.

Total Domination: the 5% tax

Now that there are two territories, a new state exists: Total Domination, when a single guild holds both at once. Only in that state does the tax exist — with the towers in different hands, nobody pays anything. While it lasts, 5% of the gold the server earns goes to the ruling guild vault. It is the biggest guild reward in the game, and the biggest reason to take it from them.

The tax lands in the guild vault, the same Warehouse the leader and elder already use. And it does not survive a server restart: after one it stays off until the next tower round settles the owners again.

New chests dropping in Moon Dragon Village

The village monsters now carry two golden chests. They vanish 30 minutes after dropping, so it pays to open them right away.

Chest		What is inside
Moon Dragon Forger Chest	—	Forging stones — Protection or Certainty, 1 or 3 pieces
Moon Dragon Supply Chest	—	Competition Bonus Pill, Titanium Stone or Rare Drakantos TT
Silver Fox Cave Certificate	—	Sold by the Helmet Master; grants 1000 Silver Fox Cave reputation

Guild Ascension: deposit history

The guild Altar gained an open history. Any member can see who deposited what and when, with a per-player ranking — no more arguing about who is carrying the Altar.

Chests colored by family

Until now every chest in the game used the same icon and they all blurred together in your bag. Now each family has its own color: forging in orange, caves in blue, farm in green, PVP in red, ore in silver, wings in cyan and the big prizes in gold.

The values on this page are the ones running on the server. The chance of each drop is not published, and never will be — what we publish is what can come out. Found something odd after the update? Report it and we will look into it.