PK mode and the rules of open combat
The PK flag is a declaration. With it up, your blow on another character connects; with it down, you fight monsters and nothing else. The menu opens at level 35 and the client hides it before that.
Four ways into a fight
Every blow aimed at a character is measured against the same question, and any one of four answers is enough.
- The attacker has PK mode on.
- The attacker's own reputation has gone below zero. An outlaw has already declared itself and needs no toggle.
- The victim's reputation is below zero, which makes it fair game to everybody.
- The victim started this fight and is painted for it for fifteen seconds.
The ground overrules all four. When either end of the swing stands in a peace zone the blow is refused, in both directions, and the flag will not rise there at all: the client prints its own refusal and sends the server nothing. Guild mates and party mates sit outside the rule entirely, area casts included, so a storm thrown into a crowd steps over your own side.
What a kill costs
| Event | Reputation |
|---|---|
| Killing a clean character | minus 3 000 |
| Taking an outlaw's head | plus 1 000 |
| Dying while you owe | pays off 1 000 |
| A monster of your own level | up to 700 |
| Top of the scale | 51 200 |
The scale is a debt. A murder drops you to exactly minus 3 000 whatever you had saved up before it, and from there three of your own deaths, or three outlaw heads, bring the name back to zero. Below zero the flag will not go up again. It will always go down, which is deliberate: a murderer locked into raised hands would have no road back.
Maps that allow it
The pack carries one row per open-world map. Eight of the nine allow PK; the starting map does not.
| Map | PK |
|---|---|
| Berneo | no |
| Lupinel | yes |
| Tempteroon | yes |
| Peltrok | yes |
| Balasong | yes |
| Zeron Island | yes |
| Bloodstone | yes |
| Focetunia | yes |
| Heristum | yes |
Towns inside a fighting map stay green, so there is somewhere to run. Sieges and the arena run on their own rules, and a guild gives you people you cannot hit by accident.
Make an account on the registration page; the live count sits on the status page.
Preguntas
- What level unlocks PK mode?
- Level 35. Before that the client will not open the menu, and on a peace map such as Berneo the flag stays down afterwards too.
- Can I attack somebody who never touched me?
- Yes, with your flag up and both of you outside a peace zone. Killing a clean character costs 3 000 reputation and makes you fair game for everyone.
- How does an outlaw get clean again?
- By paying the debt off. Your own death clears 1 000, another outlaw's head pays 1 000, and monsters of your level give up to 700 each.
- Do area skills hurt my own party?
- No. Party and guild are excluded from the check, so a circle cast in a brawl only touches strangers.
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