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Manaplus

2016-01-09T17:16:35Z

Piki: Adding link to 'ManaPlus Client' article

'''ManaPlus''' is an alternate client for playing [[Main Page|The Mana World]]. As the "plus" indicates, it has features that were not in the original client, now called "[[Mana]]". It was formerly known as "''4144 patch''" or "''4144 client''" after the nickname of it's author: [[4144]]. It is updated on a very regular basis and has it's own multi-lingual wiki and download page at [http://manaplus.org/ http://manaplus.org/]. We will therefor not describe all features here.

ManaPlus was forked off of the original "'''Mana'''" client and replaced it as the official client. However, it is '''not''' maintained by the TMW developers -- you should still contact 4144 for help, or ask a fellow player. Bugs and feature requests should always go to 4144.

When you find issues or bugs, or if you wish a nice new feature to be added, you can contact 4144 on:

* '''ManaPlus site''': http://manaplus.org/
* '''TMW Forum''' (Technical development): [http://forums.themanaworld.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8406 ManaPlus - Advanced tmw client (aka 4144 patch)]
* '''In game''': 4144 is logged almost 24/7 and you can whisper him by typing: ''/w 4144 <your message>''
** If he is AFK, you'll see an auto-response. Don't worry, he still got your whisper.
* '''IRC''': [irc://chat.freenode.net/manaplus/ irc.freenode.net #manaplus]

''Note:'' For more detailed information about ManaPlus, see [[ManaPlus Client|this page]] for some quick information posted here, or visit the official site linked to above..

[[Category:Client Development]]

Forks

2014-07-11T16:27:33Z

Piki: /* Land of Fire */

The open source nature of The Mana World (TMW) allows anyone to use it as a base for creating their own game. A lot of teams have made use of this opportunity to develop their own games. Projects listed on this page '''do not''' work with the official client. Projects that '''work''' with the official client are listed in the [[Servers]].

==Active forks==
These are projects which are still in active development.

===Evol Online===
Evol Online is a free and open source 2D MMORPG set inside a fantasy world.
The main purpose of the games developers is to make the game evolve by adding new content regularly and making the game more complex and more enjoyable for the players.

* http://www.evolonline.org/

===Land of Fire===
Land of Fire is a direct fork of The Mana World.
The main goal is to gradually add new content and eventually make it into something entirely different.

* http://landoffire.org/

==Inactive forks==
These are projects which are unfortunately, not in active development anymore.

===Aethyra===
A fork of TMW based on the eAthena branch with most of its contents from the original TMW, and plenty of custom content.

* http://www.aethyraproject.org
===Sirus Online===
An eAthena-based branch formed by people frustrated with the management of Endless Online. It had a good start until most of its players and some developers prefer to play and develop the original TMW.

===Damasca===
A project very similar in scope to TMW, although programmed in C# instead of C++. When the development slowed down due to insufficient manpower, developers attempted to rescue the project by using TMWserv and the TMW client, which were already too developed. Unfortunately, it did not turn out so well.

* http://www.damasca.net

[[Category:Forks]]

Forks

2014-07-10T22:13:24Z

Piki: /* Active forks */

The open source nature of The Mana World (TMW) allows anyone to use it as a base for creating their own game. A lot of teams have made use of this opportunity to develop their own games. Projects listed on this page '''do not''' work with the official client. Projects that '''work''' with the official client are listed in the [[Servers]].

==Active forks==
These are projects which are still in active development.

===Evol Online===
Evol Online is a free and open source 2D MMORPG set inside a fantasy world.
The main purpose of the games developers is to make the game evolve by adding new content regularly and making the game more complex and more enjoyable for the players.

* http://www.evolonline.org/

===Land of Fire===
Land of Fire is a direct fork of The Mana World.
The primary goal is to gradually add new content that is not present within The Mana World, and eventually make it something different.

* http://landoffire.org/

==Inactive forks==
These are projects which are unfortunately, not in active development anymore.

===Aethyra===
A fork of TMW based on the eAthena branch with most of its contents from the original TMW, and plenty of custom content.

* http://www.aethyraproject.org
===Sirus Online===
An eAthena-based branch formed by people frustrated with the management of Endless Online. It had a good start until most of its players and some developers prefer to play and develop the original TMW.

===Damasca===
A project very similar in scope to TMW, although programmed in C# instead of C++. When the development slowed down due to insufficient manpower, developers attempted to rescue the project by using TMWserv and the TMW client, which were already too developed. Unfortunately, it did not turn out so well.

* http://www.damasca.net

[[Category:Forks]]

ManaPlus Client

2013-09-21T21:05:01Z

Piki: Few minor spelling/grammar/phrasing adjustments, add two minor points to performance

ManaPlus was forked off of the original [[Mana Client]] to provide many additional features. It replaced Mana as the official client of The Mana World. Since it has [http://manaplus.org/ it's own wiki], we won't provide a detailed explaination of every feature here.

This article is a quick and dirty run-through of some common features. Feel free to improve it as necessary.

== Developer and Website ==
* Website: [http://manaplus.org/ http://manaplus.org/]
* Lead Developer: 4144
* Getting Support:
** Ask another player
** [http://forums.themanaworld.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8406 Forum thread]
** [irc://chat.freenode.net/manaplus/ IRC (chat.freenode.net channel #manaplus)]
** Whisper 4144 in game

''All bugs should be reported to 4144 or mentioned in the IRC channel.''

== Operating System Support ==
The following operating systems are supported:
* Windows
* Mac OS X
* Android (Beta)
* Linux, with pre-built packages and source code listed on [http://manaplus.org/ http://manaplus.org/]

== Getting Started ==
When you first run ManaPlus, it will do some tests to auto-detect the best video settings. When this is done, you will be presented with a login screen. To log in to the game:
# Click The Mana World and click Connect.
# Type in your user name and password (cAsE sEnSiTiVe). Click Login or push Enter or Return on your keyboard.
#* If you don't have an account, click Register instead and fill out the form.
#* If you wish to read any update news, change "Update" from ''Auto Close'' to ''Normal''.
# ManaPlus will check for and download updated game content. When it's finished, if you had set "Update" to "Normal", click Play.
# You may now select a character and click Play. To create a character:
## Click an empty space.
## Click Create.
## Give the character a name.
## Use the arrows to customize the hair color and style.
## Use the sliders to set some initial stats ([[Stats|explained here]]).
# Congratulations! You are now in the game!

== Interacting with the game ==
You can do several things now that you're in game.

=== Basics ===
* Walking: use the arrow keys
* Talking:
# Push Enter or Return to enter the chat box
# Type your message
# Push Enter or Return again to send the message
* Talk to an NPC (Non-Player Character)
** Click the NPC, or
** Using the keyboard, push the target NPC button (default key: N), then push the talk button (default key: T).

=== More features ===
* Spell icons between the bars and buttons at the top:
** If a mage casts a spell on you, it will display an icon for as long as it's active.
** If you're a mage and you activate a spell yourself, it will show an icon for as long as it's active.
* "Whisper" (or Private Message) a player:
# Push Enter or Return
# Type ''/w player_name some_message'' (replace player_name and some_message, "quote" player_name if it has spaces).
# Push Enter or Return again.
# A new tab in the chat box will be created. Click it and you can now whisper that player without the ''/w'' command.
* Going AFK (Away From Keyboard)
** Type ''/away'' to use the default AFK message (you can change it in the Settings).
** Type ''/away some_message'' to use "some_message" as your away message.
* Rotate or turn without walking: Hold down Left Alt and push an arrow key
* Buttons in the top right of the screen. Hover your arrow on one to see a keyboard shortcut ("u key" means "unknown" or "unset").
** ONL: Online Players List
** HLP: Help with ManaPlus
** QE: Quest Log (not available in TMW)
** KS: Kill Stats (or, how much longer until I level?)
** :-): Emotes (Smilies) List
** STA: Character Stats
** EQU: Currently Equipped Items
** INV: Inventory (what you're carrying)
** SKI: Character Skills
** SOC: Social (Friends, Parties, etc.)
** SH: Shortcuts (AKA Items/Spells hotkeys)
** SP: Spells
** SET: Setup (or Settings)
** Right click a button to see other available buttons.

== Change Hotkeys (Keyboard Shortcuts) ==
Many players find the default hotkeys somewhat difficult and non-ergonomic. To change them:
# Click Setup
# Click the Input tab
# Click something you wish to change
# Click Unassign
# Click Assign
# Push the Apply button.

''Note:'' If your new hotkey is already used for something else, a warning message will appear when you click Apply. Repeat the above process to "fix" the conflicting hotkeys to avoid issues in playing the game.

== Enable Extra Features ==
If you right-click on either the bars or buttons at the top of the screen, a menu will appear allowing you to "show" or "hide" different bars or buttons, based on your needs and playing style.

Clicking the SP button will bring up a list of spells. You can right-click a spell to edit it, or right-click an empty square to add a new spell. You can then assign these spells to your Shortcuts bar (click the SH button) so you can activate these spells from your keyboard.

In the Setup window, you may find it useful to enable the following items, sorted by tab. Features enabled by default aren't listed.
* Touch (for those on smart phones and tablets)
** Show Onscreen Keyboard Icon
** Show Onscreen Joystick
** Show Onscreen Buttons (remember to change the buttons to suit your needs)
* Chat
** Hide Shop Messages (occaissional whispers containing !sellist etc., these are ''not'' spam but instead for the built in shop support)
** Use Local Time (use your computer's clock to timestamp chat messages)
* Misc
** Highlight Monster Attack Range (how far away monster can be and still attack you)
** Show Warp Particles (sparkle effect where you can walk to a different map)
** Highlight Player Attack Range (how far away you can be and still attack, changes depending on weapon)
** Accept sell/buy requests (if you want to set up a player shop)

== Improve Performance ==
Sometimes the game does not run as well as it could. Below are some tips to improve performance.

=== ManaPlus ===
In Setup:
* Video tab:
** Disable Custom Cursor.
** Switch between Fast OpenGL, Safe OpenGL, and Software to see which works best. ''Note:'' Tablet and smart phone users should use Mobile OpenGL.''
** For older computers, set the FPS Limit between 20 and 60 (you may need to experiment).
* Visual tab:
** Set Gui Opacity slider to max (all the way to the right). This turns off the transparency effect in ManaPlus' windows.
** Set Ambient FX to either Low or Off.
** Set Particle Detail to the minimum (all the way to the left).
** Set Particle Physics to Best Performance.
** If performance does not improve after all other changes (including the ones below), uncheck Particle Effects.
* Performance
** Check all options under Better Performance.
** Uncheck all options under Better Quality.
** Experiment with the settings under Different Options. The exact combination that will work best depends on your computer.

=== Outside ManaPlus ===
* Close all unnecessary programs, including those in the system tray (the "tray" of icons near the clock).
* Perform a system update (e.g. Windows Update, Synaptic, yum upgrade, etc.). Ensure your hardware drivers are up-to-date, especially your video card driver.
* Scan for viruses and spyware.
* Filesystem check (Scandisk, Chkdsk, fsck, etc.).
* Defragment your hard disk (Windows only).
* Reboot (Windows only).

Candor Battle

2013-09-21T15:14:04Z

Piki: Rewriting Point 4: the timer is 5, 10, or 15 minutes (not 5, 15, or 30 minutes); also, it's an additional 3,000 GP for the timer (not an additional 20,000 GP + 3,000 GP)

{{I18n}}

{{Quest
|Image = [[Image:Parua.png]]
|Start = 029-3 Candor Island
|Level = 40
|Redoable = Yes, forever
|Reward = EXP and 100 Boss Points
|Cost = 1,500 GP + 20,000 GP (+ 3,000 GP)
}}

'''What To Do:'''

# Go to the dock and choose Candor as destination. You will need to pay 1,500 GP to go to this island.
# After inviting a lot of people to come with you, enter the cave with your friends and talk to Parua.
# You need to pay 20,000 GP to start this mini-game. People outside that cave '''cannot''' join after it started.
# You can pay an additional 3,000 GP to have Parua make a global announcement to invite more people. If you don't, the battle will start immediately.
#* Parua can make announcements 5, 10, or 15 minutes in advance.
# Kill all the monsters you can. The goal of this game is to stay alive as long as possible.
# When you will reach level 2200, all the monster will die and you will win 100 Boss Points. The map is now open to everyone again.

'''Hints:'''

* This is a mini-game that you do with a lot of friends, you can't just try it on your own.
* There needs to be '''at least''' 5 people in the cave to start this mini-game.

'''Rewards:'''

* EXP given by mobs you've killed along the fight
* 100 Boss Points (useless for now)

'''Total Cost:'''

* 21,500 GP, (+3,000 GP for the timer)

[[Category:Quest]]

ManaPlus Client

2013-09-19T19:02:13Z

Piki: Adding info about spell icons, minor spelling/rephrasing fixes.

ManaPlus was forked off of the original [[Mana Client]] to provide many additional features. It replaced Mana as the official client of The Mana World. Since it has [http://manaplus.org/ it's own wiki], we won't provide a detailed explaination of every feature here.

This article is a quick and dirty run-through of some common features. Feel free to improve it as necessary.

== Developer and Website ==
* Website: [http://manaplus.org/ http://manaplus.org/]
* Lead Developer: 4144
* Getting Support:
** Ask another player
** [http://forums.themanaworld.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8406 Forum thread]
** [irc://chat.freenode.net/manaplus/ IRC (chat.freenode.net channel #manaplus)]
** Whisper 4144 in game

''All bugs should be reported to 4144 or mentioned in the IRC channel.''

== Operating System Support ==
The following operating systems are supported:
* Windows
* Mac OS X
* Android (Beta)
* Linux, with pre-built packages and source code listed on [http://manaplus.org/ http://manaplus.org/]

== Getting Started ==
When you first run ManaPlus, it will do some tests to auto-detect the best video settings. When this is done, you will be presented with a login screen. To log in to the game:
# Click The Mana World and click Connect.
# Type in your user name and password (cAsE sEnSiTiVe). Click Login or push Enter or Return on your keyboard.
## If you don't have an account, click Register instead and fill out the form.
## If you wish to read any update news, change "Update" from ''Auto Close'' to ''Normal''.
# ManaPlus will check for and download updated game content. When it's finished, if you had set "Update" to "Normal", click Play.
# You may now select a character and click Play. To create a character:
## Click an empty space.
## Click Create.
## Give the character a name.
## Use the arrows to customize the hair color and style.
## Use the sliders to set some initial stats ([[Stats|explained here]]).
# Congratulations! You are now in the game!

== Interacting with the game ==
You can do several things now that you're in game.

=== Basics ===
* Walking: use the arrow keys
* Talking:
# Push Enter or Return to enter the chat box
# Type your message
# Push Enter or Return again to send the message
* Talk to an NPC (Non-Player Character)
** Click the NPC, or
** Push N to target the NPC and push T to talk to the NPC.

=== More features ===
* Spell icons between the bars and buttons at the top:
** If a mage casts a spell on you, it will display an icon for as long as it's active.
** If you're a mage and you activate a spell yourself, it will show an icon for as long as it's active.
* "Whisper" (or Private Message) a player:
# Push Enter or Return
# Type ''/w player_name some_message'' , making sure to replace player_name and some_message. Include "Quotes" (single or double) if player_name has spaces.
# Push Enter or Return again.
# A new tab in the chat box will be created. Click it and you can now whisper that player without the ''/w'' command.
* Going AFK (Away From Keyboard)
** Type ''/away'' to use the default AFK message (you can change it in the Settings).
** Type ''/away some_message'' to use "some_message" as your away message.
* Rotate or turn without walking: Hold down Left Alt and push an arrow key
* Buttons in the top right of the screen. Hover your arrow on one to see a keyboard shortcut ("u key" means "unknown" or "unset").
** ONL: Online Players List
** HLP: Help with ManaPlus
** QE: Quest Log (not available in TMW)
** KS: Kill Stats (or, how much longer until I level?)
** :-): Emotes (Smilies) List
** STA: Character Stats
** EQU: Currently Equipped Items
** INV: Inventory (what you're carrying)
** SKI: Character Skills
** SOC: Social (Friends, Parties, etc.)
** SH: Shortcuts (AKA Items/Spells hotkeys)
** SP: Spells
** SET: Setup (or Settings)

== Change Hotkeys (Keyboard Shortcuts) ==
Many players do not find the default hotkeys very ergonomic and easy to use. To change them:
# Click SETup
# Click the Inpt tab
# Click something you wish to change
# Click Unassign
# Click Assign
# Push the Apply button.

''Note:'' If your new hotkey is already used for something else, a message will display warning you to change it to avoid problems.

== Enable Extra Features ==
If you right-click on either the bars or buttons at the top of the screen, a menu will appear allowing you to "show" or "hide" different bars or buttons, based on your needs and playing style.

Clicking the SP button will bring up a list of spells. You can right-click a spell to edit it, or right-click an empty square to add a new spell. You can then assign these spells to your Shortcuts bar (click the SH button) so you can activate these spells from your keyboard.

In the Setup window, you may find it useful to enable the following items, sorted by tab. Features enabled by default aren't listed.
* Touch (for those on smart phones and tablets)
** Show Onscreen Keyboard Icon
** Show Onscreen Joystick
** Show Onscreen Buttons (remember to change the buttons to suit your needs)
* Chat
** Hide Shop Messages (occaissional whispers containt !sellist etc., these are for the built in shop support)
** Use Local Time (use your computer's clock to timestamp chat messages)
* Misc
** Highlight Monster Attack Range (how far away monster can be and still attack you)
** Show Warp Particles (sparkle effect where you can walk to a different map)
** Highlight Player Attack Range (how far away you can be and still attack, changes depending on weapon)
** Accept sell/buy requests (if you want to set up a player shop)

== Improve Performance ==
Sometimes the game does not run as well as it could. Below are some tips to improve performance.

=== ManaPlus ===
In Setup:
* Video tab:
** Disable Custom Cursor.
** Switch between Fast OpenGL, Safe OpenGL, and Software to see which works best. ''Note:'' Tablet and smart phone users should use Mobile OpenGL.''
** For older computers, set the FPS Limit between 20 and 60 (you may need to experiment).
* Visual tab:
** Set Gui Opacity slider to max (all the way to the right). This turns off the transparency effect in ManaPlus' windows.
** Set Ambient FX to either Low or Off.
** Set Particle Detail to the minimum (all the way to the left).
** Set Particle Physics to Best Performance.
** If performance does not improve after all other changes, uncheck Particle Effects.
* Performance
** Check all options under Better Performance.
** Uncheck all options under Better Quality.
** Experiment with the settings under Different Options. The exact combination that will work best depends on your computer.

=== Outside ManaPlus ===
* Close all unnecessary programs, including those in the system tray (the "tray" of icons near the clock).
* Perform a system update (e.g. Windows Update, Synaptic, etc.). Ensure your hardware drivers are up-to-date, especially your video card driver.
* Scan for viruses and spyware.
* Defragment your hard disk.

ManaPlus Client

2013-09-19T18:54:36Z

Piki: /* Enable Extra Features */ adding two extra features.

ManaPlus was forked off of the original [[Mana Client]] to provide many additional features. It replaced Mana as the official client of The Mana World. Since it has [http://manaplus.org/ it's own wiki], we won't provide a detailed explaination of every feature here.

This article is a quick and dirty run-through of some common features. Feel free to improve it as necessary.

== Developer and Website ==
* Website: [http://manaplus.org/ http://manaplus.org/]
* Lead Developer: 4144
* Getting Support:
** Ask another player
** [http://forums.themanaworld.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8406 Forum thread]
** [irc://chat.freenode.net/manaplus/ IRC (chat.freenode.net channel #manaplus)]
** Whisper 4144 in game

''All bugs should be reported to 4144 or mentioned in the IRC channel.''

== Operating System Support ==
The following operating systems are supported:
* Windows
* Mac OS X
* Android (Beta)
* Linux, with pre-built packages and source code listed on [http://manaplus.org/ http://manaplus.org/]

== Getting Started ==
When you first run ManaPlus, it will do some tests to auto-detect the best video settings. When this is done, you will be presented with a login screen. To log in to the game:
# Click The Mana World and click Connect.
# Type in your user name and password (cAsE sEnSiTiVe). Click Login or push Enter or Return on your keyboard.
## If you don't have an account, click Register instead and fill out the form.
## If you wish to read any update news, change "Update" from ''Auto Close'' to ''Normal''.
# ManaPlus will check for and download updated game content. When it's finished, if you had set "Update" to "Normal", click Play.
# You may now select a character and click Play. To create a character:
## Click an empty space.
## Click Create.
## Give the character a name.
## Use the arrows to customize the hair color and style.
## Use the sliders to set some initial stats ([[Stats|explained here]]).
# Congratulations! You are now in the game!

== Interacting with the game ==
You can do several things now that you're in game.

=== Basics ===
* Walking: use the arrow keys
* Talking:
# Push Enter or Return to enter the chat box
# Type your message
# Push Enter or Return again to send the message
* Talk to an NPC (Non-Player Character)
** Click the NPC, or
** Push N to target the NPC and push T to talk to the NPC.

=== More features ===
* "Whisper" (or Private Message) a player:
# Push Enter or Return
# Type ''/w player_name some_message'' , making sure to replace player_name and some_message. Include "Quotes" (single or double) if player_name has spaces.
# Push Enter or Return again.
# A new tab in the chat box will be created. Click it and you can now whisper that player without the ''/w'' command.
* Going AFK (Away From Keyboard)
** Type ''/away'' to use the default AFK message (you can change it in the Settings).
** Type ''/away some_message'' to use "some_message" as your away message.
* Rotate or turn without walking: Hold down Left Alt and push an arrow key
* Buttons in the top right of the screen. Hover your arrow on one to see a keyboard shortcut ("u key" means "unknown" or "unset").
** ONL: Online Players List
** HLP: Help with ManaPlus
** QE: Quest Log (not available in TMW)
** KS: Kill Stats (or, how much longer until I level?)
** :-): Emotes (Smilies) List
** STA: Character Stats
** EQU: Currently Equipped Items
** INV: Inventory (what you're carrying)
** SKI: Character Skills
** SOC: Social (Friends, Parties, etc.)
** SH: Shortcuts (AKA Items/Spells hotkeys)
** SP: Spells
** SET: Setup (or Settings)

== Change Hotkeys (Keyboard Shortcuts) ==
Many players do not find the default hotkeys very ergonomic and easy to use. To change them:
# Click SETup
# Click the Inpt tab
# Click something you wish to change
# Click Unassign
# Click Assign
# Push the Apply button.

''Note:'' If your new hotkey is already used for something else, a message will display warning you to change it to avoid problems.

== Enable Extra Features ==
If you right-click on either the bars or buttons at the top of the screen, a menu will appear allowing you to "show" or "hide" different bars or buttons, based on your needs and playing style.

Clicking the SP button will bring up a list of spells. You can right-click a spell to edit it, or right-click an empty square to add a new spell. You can then assign these spells to your Shortcuts bar (click the SH button) so you can activate these spells from your keyboard.

In the Setup window, you may find it useful to enable the following items, sorted by tab. Features enabled by default aren't listed.
* Touch (for those on smart phones and tablets)
** Show Onscreen Keyboard Icon
** Show Onscreen Joystick
** Show Onscreen Buttons (remember to change the buttons to suit your needs)
* Chat
** Hide Shop Messages (occaissional whispers containt !sellist etc., these are for the built in shop support)
** Use Local Time (use your computer's clock to timestamp chat messages)
* Misc
** Highlight Monster Attack Range (how far away monster can be and still attack you)
** Show Warp Particles (sparkle effect where you can walk to a different map)
** Highlight Player Attack Range (how far away you can be and still attack, changes depending on weapon)
** Accept sell/buy requests (if you want to set up a player shop)

== Improve Performance ==
Sometimes the game does not run as well as it could. Below are some tips to improve performance.

=== ManaPlus ===
In Setup:
* Video tab:
** Disable Custom Cursor.
** Switch between Fast OpenGL, Safe OpenGL, and Softwae to see which works best. ''Note:'' Tablet and smart phone users should use Mobile OpenGL.''
** For older computers, set the FPS Limit between 20 and 60 (you may need to experiment).
* Visual tab:
** Set Gui Opacity slider to max (all the way to the right). This turns off the transparency effect in ManaPlus' windows.
** Set Ambient FX to either Low or Off.
** Set Particle Detail to the minimum (all the way to the left).
** Set Particle Physics to Best Performance.
** If performance does not improve after all other changes, uncheck Particle Effects.
* Performance
** Check all options under Better Performance.
** Uncheck all options under Better Quality.
** Experiment with the settings under Different Options. The exact combination that will work best depends on your computer.

=== Outside ManaPlus ===
* Close all unnecessary programs, including those in the system tray (the "tray" of icons near the clock).
* Perform a system update (e.g. Windows Update, Synaptic, etc.). Ensure your video card driver is up-to-date.
* Scan for viruses and spyware.
* Defragment your hard disk.

ManaPlus Client

2013-09-10T03:49:12Z

Piki: fixing some gramatical errors, improving the phrasing of some stuff

ManaPlus was forked off of the original [[Mana Client]] to provide many additional features. It replaced Mana as the official client of The Mana World. Since it has [http://manaplus.org/ it's own wiki], we won't provide a detailed explaination of every feature here.

This article is a quick and dirty run-through of some common features. Feel free to improve it as necessary.

== Developer and Website ==
* Website: [http://manaplus.org/ http://manaplus.org/]
* Lead Developer: 4144
* Getting Support:
** Ask another player
** [http://forums.themanaworld.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8406 Forum thread]
** [irc://chat.freenode.net/manaplus/ IRC (chat.freenode.net channel #manaplus)]
** Whisper 4144 in game

''All bugs should be reported to 4144 or mentioned in the IRC channel.''

== Operating System Support ==
The following operating systems are supported:
* Windows
* Mac OS X
* Android (Beta)
* Linux, with pre-built packages and source code listed on [http://manaplus.org/ http://manaplus.org/]

== Getting Started ==
When you first run ManaPlus, it will do some tests to auto-detect the best video settings. When this is done, you will be presented with a login screen. To log in to the game:
# Click The Mana World and click Connect.
# Type in your user name and password (cAsE sEnSiTiVe). Click Login or push Enter or Return on your keyboard.
## If you don't have an account, click Register instead and fill out the form.
## If you wish to read any update news, change "Update" from ''Auto Close'' to ''Normal''.
# ManaPlus will check for and download updated game content. When it's finished, if you had set "Update" to "Normal", click Play.
# You may now select a character and click Play. To create a character:
## Click an empty space.
## Click Create.
## Give the character a name.
## Use the arrows to customize the hair color and style.
## Use the sliders to set some initial stats ([[Stats|explained here]]).
# Congratulations! You are now in the game!

== Interacting with the game ==
You can do several things now that you're in game.

=== Basics ===
* Walking: use the arrow keys
* Talking:
# Push Enter or Return to enter the chat box
# Type your message
# Push Enter or Return again to send the message
* Talk to an NPC (Non-Player Character)
** Click the NPC, or
** Push N to target the NPC and push T to talk to the NPC.

=== More features ===
* "Whisper" (or Private Message) a player:
# Push Enter or Return
# Type ''/w player_name some_message'' , making sure to replace player_name and some_message. Include "Quotes" (single or double) if player_name has spaces.
# Push Enter or Return again.
# A new tab in the chat box will be created. Click it and you can now whisper that player without the ''/w'' command.
* Going AFK (Away From Keyboard)
** Type ''/away'' to use the default AFK message (you can change it in the Settings).
** Type ''/away some_message'' to use "some_message" as your away message.
* Rotate or turn without walking: Hold down Left Alt and push an arrow key
* Buttons in the top right of the screen. Hover your arrow on one to see a keyboard shortcut ("u key" means "unknown" or "unset").
** ONL: Online Players List
** HLP: Help with ManaPlus
** QE: Quest Log (not available in TMW)
** KS: Kill Stats (or, how much longer until I level?)
** :-): Emotes (Smilies) List
** STA: Character Stats
** EQU: Currently Equipped Items
** INV: Inventory (what you're carrying)
** SKI: Character Skills
** SOC: Social (Friends, Parties, etc.)
** SH: Shortcuts (AKA Items/Spells hotkeys)
** SP: Spells
** SET: Setup (or Settings)

== Change Hotkeys (Keyboard Shortcuts) ==
Many players do not find the default hotkeys very ergonomic and easy to use. To change them:
# Click SETup
# Click the Inpt tab
# Click something you wish to change
# Click Unassign
# Click Assign
# Push the Apply button.

''Note:'' If your new hotkey is already used for something else, a message will display warning you to change it to avoid problems.

== Enable Extra Features ==
In Setup, you can enable some extra features which may be useful. Below is a list of several tabs in Setup and some useful features you may wish to enable. Those enabled by default aren't listed.

* Touch (for those on smart phones and tablets)
** Show Onscreen Keyboard Icon
** Show Onscreen Joystick
** Show Onscreen Buttons (remember to change the buttons to suit your needs)
* Chat
** Hide Shop Messages (occaissional whispers containt !sellist etc., these are for the built in shop support)
** Use Local Time (use your computer's clock to timestamp chat messages)
* Misc
** Highlight Monster Attack Range (how far away monster can be and still attack you)
** Show Warp Particles (sparkle effect where you can walk to a different map)
** Highlight Player Attack Range (how far away you can be and still attack, changes depending on weapon)
** Accept sell/buy requests (if you want to set up a player shop)

== Improve Performance ==
Sometimes the game does not run as well as it could. Below are some tips to improve performance.

=== ManaPlus ===
In Setup:
* Video tab:
** Disable Custom Cursor.
** Switch between Fast OpenGL, Safe OpenGL, and Softwae to see which works best. ''Note:'' Tablet and smart phone users should use Mobile OpenGL.''
** For older computers, set the FPS Limit between 20 and 60 (you may need to experiment).
* Visual tab:
** Set Gui Opacity slider to max (all the way to the right). This turns off the transparency effect in ManaPlus' windows.
** Set Ambient FX to either Low or Off.
** Set Particle Detail to the minimum (all the way to the left).
** Set Particle Physics to Best Performance.
** If performance does not improve after all other changes, uncheck Particle Effects.
* Performance
** Check all options under Better Performance.
** Uncheck all options under Better Quality.
** Experiment with the settings under Different Options. The exact combination that will work best depends on your computer.

=== Outside ManaPlus ===
* Close all unnecessary programs, including those in the system tray (the "tray" of icons near the clock).
* Perform a system update (e.g. Windows Update, Synaptic, etc.). Ensure your video card driver is up-to-date.
* Scan for viruses and spyware.
* Defragment your hard disk.

ManaPlus Client

2013-09-08T19:32:16Z

Piki: Initial version

ManaPlus was forked off of the original [[Mana Client]] to provide many additional features. It replaced Mana as the official client of The Mana World. Since it has [http://manaplus.org/ it's own wiki], we won't provide a detailed explaination of every feature here.

This article is a quick and dirty run-through of some common features. Feel free to improve it as necessary.

== Developer and Website ==
* Website: [http://manaplus.org/ http://manaplus.org/]
* Lead Developer: 4144
* Getting Support:
** Ask another player
** [http://forums.themanaworld.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8406 Forum thread]
** [irc://chat.freenode.net/manaplus/ IRC (chat.freenode.net channel #manaplus)]
** Whisper 4144 in game

''All bugs should be reported to 4144 or mentioned in the IRC channel.''

== Operating System Support ==
The following operating systems are supported:
* Windows
* Mac OS X
* Android (Beta)
* Linux, with pre-built packages and source code listed on [http://manaplus.org/ http://manaplus.org/]

== Getting Started ==
When you first run ManaPlus, it will do some tests to auto-detect the best video settings. When this is done, you will be presented with a login screen. To log in to the game:
# Click The Mana World and click Connect.
# Type in your user name and password (cAsE sEnSiTiVe). Click Login or push Enter on your keyboard.
## If you don't have an account, click Register instead and fill out the form.
## If you wish to read any update news, change "Update" from ''Auto Close'' to ''Normal''.
# ManaPlus will check for and download updated game content. When it's finished, if you had set "Update" to "Normal", click Play.
# You may now select a character and click Play, or click an empty space and click Create.
# Congratulations! You are now in the game!

== Interacting with the game ==
You can do several things now that you're in game.

=== Basics ===
* Walking: use the arrow keys
* Talking:
# Push Enter or Return to enter the chat box
# Type your message
# Push Enter or Return again to send the message
* Talk to an NPC (Non-Player Character)
** Click the NPC, or
** Push N to target the NPC and push T to talk to the NPC.

=== More features ===
* "Whisper" (or Private Message) a player:
# Push Enter or Return
# Type ''/w player_name some_message'' . Replace "player_name" and "some_message" as appropriate. If "player_name" has one or more spaces, put it in "Quotes"
# Push Enter or Return again.
# A new tab in the chat box will be created. Click it and you can now whisper that player without the ''/w'' command.
* Going AFK (Away From Keyboard)
** Type ''/away'' to use the default AFK message (you can change it later)..
** Type ''/away some_message'' to use "some_message" as your away message.
* Rotate or turn without walking: Hold down Left Alt and push an arrow key
* Buttons in the top right of the screen. Hover your arrow on one to see a keyboard shortcut ("u key" means "unknown" or "unset").
** ONL: Online Players List
** HLP: Help with ManaPlus
** QE: Quest Log (not available in TMW)
** KS: Kill Status (or, how much longer until I level?)
** :-): Emotes (Smilies) List
** STA: Character Stats
** EQU: Currently Equipped Items
** INV: Inventory (what you're carrying)
** SKI: Character Skills
** SOC: Social (Friends, Parties, etc.)
** SH: Shortcuts (AKA Items/Spells hotkeys)
** SP: Spells
** SET: Setup (or Settings)

== Change Hotkeys (Keyboard Shortcuts) ==
Many players do not find the default hotkeys very ergonomic and easy to use. To change them:
# Click SETup
# Click the Inpt tab
# Click something you wish to change
# Click Unassign
# Click Assign
# Push the Apply button.
** If your new hotkey is already used for something else, a message will display warning you to change it to avoid problems.

== Enable Extra Features ==
In Setup, you can enable some extra features which may be useful. Below is a list of several tabs in Setup and some useful features you may wish to enable. Those enabled by default aren't listed.

* Touch (for those on smart phones and tablets)
** Show Onscreen Keyboard Icon
** Show Onscreen Joystick
** Show Onscreen Buttons (remember to change the buttons if needed)
* Chat
** Hide Shop Messages (occaissional whispers containt !sellist etc., these are for the built in shop support)
** Use Local Time (use your computer's clock to timestamp chat messages)
* Misc
** Highligh Monster Attack Range (how far away monster can be and still attack you)
** Show Warp Particles (sparkle effect where you can walk to a different map)
** Highlight Player Attack Range (how far away you can be and still attack, changes depending on weapon)
** Accept sell/buy requests (if you want to set up a player shop)

== Improve Performance ==
Sometimes the game does not run so well. Below are some tips to improve performance.

=== ManaPlus ===
Under Setup:
* Video tab:
** Disable Custom Cursor.
** Switch between Fast OpenGL, Safe OpenGL, and Softwae to see which works best. ''Tablet and smart phone users should use Mobile OpenGL.''
** On older computers, set the FPS Limit between 20 and 60 (you may need to experiment).
* Visual tab:
** Set Gui Opacity slider to max (all the way to the right).
** Set Ambient FX to Low or Off.
** Set Particle Detail to the minimum (all the way to the left).
** Set Particle Physics to Best Performance.
** If performance does not improve after all other changes, uncheck Particle Effects.
* Performance
** Check all options under Better Performance.
** Uncheck all options under Better Quality.
** Experiment with the settings under Different Options.

=== Outside ManaPlus ===
* Close all unnecessary programs, including those in the system tray (the "tray" of icons near the clock).
* Perform a system update (e.g. Windows Update, Synaptic, etc.). Ensure your video card driver is up-to-date.
* Scan for viruses and spyware.
* Defragment your hard disk.

Classic talk:Confused Tree

2013-09-04T14:25:44Z

Piki:

== Suggestions ==

This section is meant for suggestions. It's probably better to tell Melkior (in game, IRC, forums, whisper the tree), but if he isn't available, or you don't receive confirmation of your suggestion(s) within a reasonable amount of time, just put them here.
*"/me kicks the tree"
*"/me pokes the tree"
*"I love you tree!"
*"I like you tree!"
*"Tell me a story tree"
*Mention of locations within TMW, for example:
**Graveyard/gy
**Candor
**Towns

Manaplus

2013-09-02T04:10:41Z

Piki: Fixing link syntax in wiki code so links may be followed correctly, correcting several links to point to the correct sites/pages, some (very minor) readability/grammar fixes

'''ManaPlus''' is an alternate client for playing [[Main Page|The Mana World]]. As the "plus" indicates, it has features that were not in the original client, now called "[[Mana]]". It was formerly known as "''4144 patch''" or "''4144 client''" after the nickname of it's author: [[4144]]. It is updated on a very regular basis and has it's own multi-lingual wiki and download page at [http://manaplus.org/ http://manaplus.org/]. We will therefor not describe all features here.

ManaPlus was forked off of the original "'''Mana'''" client and recently replaced it as the official client. However, it is '''not''' maintained by the TMW developers -- you should still contact 4144 for help, or ask a fellow player. Bugs and feature requests should always go to 4144.

When you find issues or bugs, or if you wish a nice new feature to be added, you can contact 4144 on:

* '''Manaplus site''': http://manaplus.org/
* '''TMW Forum''' (Technical development): [http://forums.themanaworld.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8406 ManaPlus - Advanced tmw client (aka 4144 patch)]
* '''In game''': 4144 is logged almost 24/7 and you can whisper him by typing: ''/w 4144 <your message>''
** If he is AFK, you'll see an auto-response. Don't worry, he still got your whisper.
* '''IRC''': [irc://chat.freenode.net/manaplus/ irc.freenode.net #manaplus]

[[Category:Client Development]]
[[Category:Forks]]

Manaplus

2013-07-14T13:33:50Z

Piki: Updating link to M+ (the old one redirects)

'''ManaPlus''' is an alternate client for playing [[Main_Page|The Mana World]]. As the "plus" indicates, it has features that were not in the original client, now called "[[Mana]]". It was formerly known as "''4144 patch''" or "''4144 client''" after the nickname of it's author: [[4144]]. It is updated on a very regular basis and has it's own multi-lingual wiki and download page at :http://manaplus.evolonline.org. Thus we will not describe all features it includes as you can find them there.

ManaPlus was forked off of the original "'''Mana'''" client and recently replaced it as the official client. However, it is '''not''' maintained by the TMW developers -- you should still contact 4144 for help, or ask a fellow player. Bugs and feature requests should still go to 4144.

When you find issues, bugs, or if you wish a new nice feature you can contact 4144 on:

* '''Manaplus site''': http://manaplus.org/
* '''TMW Forum''' (Technical development): [http://forums.themanaworld.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8406|ManaPlus - Advanced tmw client (aka 4144 patch)]
* '''In game''': 4144 is logged almost 24/7 and you can whisper him by typing: "/w 4144 <your message>"
** If he is AFK, you'll see an auto-response. Don't worry, he still got your whisper.
* '''IRC''': irc.freenode.org[irc://irc.freenode.org/manaplus/|irc.freenode.org #manaplus]

[[Category:Client Development]]
[[Category:Forks]]

Bandit Quest

2013-04-27T15:09:39Z

Piki: Addint hint about the disappearing Bandit Lord

{{I18n}}

{{Quest
|Image = [[Image:Lena.png]]
|Start = 009-2 [[Hurnscald]]
|Level = 30
|Prerequisites = None
|Reward = 1 Fairy Hat, 1 Forest Armor, 20 [[Boss Points]]
|Cost = 10 Bandit Hoods
}}

'''What To Do:'''

# Go to the hospital of Hurnscald at the second floor. Here you will see Lena. She needs your help to get rid [[Hurnscald]] of Bandits.
# Head west of [[Hurnscald]] then, when you reach [[Auldsbel]], go north and enter the small cave.
# Kill some Bandits and go back to Lena with the 10 Bandit Hoods.
# She will give you the Fairy Hat and will ask you to kill the Bandit Lord in a cave.
# Head to the cave where you killed the Bandits and this time, head south just before the bridge near [[Auldsbel]]. Enter the Bat cave and then, the Cave Snake cave. Head south west and enter a small opening.
# Talk to Bryant, he will give you the Silver Key to be able to kill the Bandit Lord.
# Go southeast of the cave where you still are and enter the little opening where you will see a red carpet near it. When you kill the lord, you'll be informed by a message and receive 20 [[Boss Points]].
# Go back and talk to Lena. You will receive the Forest Armor as a reward.
[[Image:Bryant.png]]

'''Hints:'''

* Bandits are really easy to kill but it takes time to get the 10 Bandit Hoods asked, be sure to spend time on that quest.
* The Bandit Lord is an archer so approach with care. Getting the services of a healer can be useful.
* Sometimes the Bandit Lord will not be in his cave, e.g. if he kills you and you don't return right away. Talk to Bryant again to make the Bandit Lord reappear in his cave.

'''Bandit Hoods are dropped by:'''

* Bandits (8%)

'''Rewards:'''

* 1 Fairy Hat (+5 Defense, +3 Luck)
* 1 Forest Armor (+10 Defense, +3 Dexterity)
* 20 [[Boss Points]]

'''Total Cost:'''

* 10 Bandit Hoods

[[Category:Quest]]

Confused Tree

2013-04-23T17:24:00Z

Piki: adding another response

Confused Tree is a bot that hides behind the tree in Hurnscald, near the Soul Menhir. It will imitate certain emotes from players, e.g. the Surprised emote (Alt+F2 in most clients). It will also watch General Chat and give responses to certain phrases. Known responses are listed below.

''This list may be incomplete. If you can confirm a response that's missing from this list, feel free to add it.'' 
''Note: Do not include the quotes. They are meant to tell you what to say.''

*"/me licks the tree"
**Confused Tree gives a Sick emote.
*"/me shakes the tree"
**Confused Tree drops an item on you. The items are random.
*Any phrase containing "buy" or "sell"
**Confused Tree gives the Perturbed emote.
*"Hi, all" or "Hello, all" or "Hello, tree" or "Hi, tree"
**Confused Tree will say hi to you. Perosnalized responses are set for GMs.
*Phrases containing the word "evil"
**Confused Tree gives the Evil emote
*"Tree, die!"
**Unless you're given permission to kill Confused Tree, it will give a random (and sometimes rude) response.
*"Heal me, tree"
**Confused Tree will give a random response or, on rare occasion, heal you if you are near it.
*"Tell me a joke, tree"
**Confused Tree will tell a joke containing the word "tree"
*"What are you, tree?"
**Confused Tree will give a random (and sometimes witty) response, occasionally saying what it is.

== Planned Responses ==
''These are planned as future additions. In other words, they are not yet added to Confused Tree, but will be added in the (hopefully) near future. Suggestions should be given to Melkior in game or added to the Suggestions list on the Discussion page for this article.''
*"/me hugs the tree"

Classic talk:Confused Tree

2013-04-23T16:56:12Z

Piki: adding more suggestions

== Suggestions ==

This section is meant for suggestions. It's probably better to tell Melkior in game, but if he isn't available, just put them here. [[User:Piki|Piki]] 11:57, 22 April 2013 (EDT)
*"/me kicks the tree"
*"/me pokes the tree"
*"I love you tree!"
*"I like you tree!"
*"Tell me a story tree"
*Mention of locations within TMW, for example:
**Graveyard/gy
**Candor
**Towns

Confused Tree

2013-04-23T03:35:28Z

Piki: grammar

Confused Tree is a bot that hides behind the tree in Hurnscald, near the Soul Menhir. It will imitate certain emotes from players, e.g. the Surprised emote (Alt+F2 in most clients). It will also watch General Chat and give responses to certain phrases. Known responses are listed below.

''This list may be incomplete. If you can confirm a response that's missing from this list, feel free to add it.'' 
''Note: Do not include the quotes. They are meant to tell you what to say.''

*"/me licks the tree"
**Confused Tree gives a Sick emote.
*"/me shakes the tree"
**Confused Tree drops an item on you. The items are random.
*Any phrase containing "buy" or "sell"
**Confused Tree gives the Perturbed emote.
*"Hi, all" or "Hello, all" or "Hello, tree" or "Hi, tree"
**Confused Tree will say hi to you. Perosnalized responses are set for GMs.
*Phrases containing the word "evil"
**Confused Tree gives the Evil emote
*"Tree, die!"
**Unless you're given permission to kill Confused Tree, it will give a random (and sometimes rude) response.
*"Heal me, tree"
**Confused Tree will give a random response or, on rare occasion, heal you if you are near it.
*"Tell me a joke, tree"
**Confused Tree will tell a joke containing the word "tree"

== Planned Responses ==
''These are planned as future additions. In other words, they are not yet added to Confused Tree, but will be added in the (hopefully) near future. Suggestions should be given to Melkior in game or added to the Suggestions list on the Discussion page for this article.''
*"/me hugs the tree"

Getting started

2013-04-22T22:12:53Z

Piki: spelling/grammar corrections, correct some content (do not currently have time to work on the article from Malivox and below)

{{I18n}}
{{Category_playerinfo}}
{{Status_green}}

==Rules and etiquette==

The rules of the game, as posted by Platyna are:

# Do not abuse other players (insults, swearing, etc. directed to a particular person/s)
# No bots ('''not any''' AFK activity in game).
# No spamming/flooding (including trade spam).
# No begging.
# Speak English on public chat (You can speak another language if you whisper).
# [http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1855 RFC 1855].

----

Additionally we would advise the following etiquette:

# Do not drop-steal without permission (drop-steal: take items dropped by a monster someone else killed).
# Do not kill-steal without permission (kill-steal: kill a monster someone else is fighting to get easy exp).
# Be polite, take the time to greet people before you ask anything, follow the same etiquette in conversation as you would follow in real life.
# Do not do onto others as you would not like to be done to yourself.

==Default controls==

'''Keyboard'''

{| border="1"
! Key !! Action
|-
| Arrow || move around
|-
| Ctrl || attack
|-
| F1 || toggle the online help
|-
| F2 || toggle profile window
|-
| F3 || toggle inventory window
|-
| F4 || toggle equipment window
|-
| F5 || toggle skills window
|-
| F6 || toggle minimap
|-
| F7 || toggle chat window
|-
| F8 || toggle shortcutbar
|-
| F9 || show setup window
|-
| F10 || toggle debug window
|-
| Alt+0--Alt+9, - & + || show emoticons
|-
| S or Alt+S || sit down / stand up
|-
| Alt+F || toggle debug pathfinding feature
|-
| Alt+T || toggle ignore/allow incoming trades
|-
| Alt+P || take screenshot
|-
| A || target nearest monster
|-
| H || hide all non-sticky windows
|-
| G or Z || pick up item
|-
| Enter || focus chat window / send message
|-
| Shift || hold it when attacking to lock target for auto attack
|}

Tip: The keys listed here are the '''default''' keys. To change the keys go to setup -> keyboard.

'''Mouse'''

{| border="1"
! Key !! Action
|-
| Left-click (on character) || Attack
|-
| Left-click (on item) || walk to and pick up
|-
| Left-click (on ground) || toggle walking in the direction of the cursor
|-
| Right-click (on character) || context sensitive menu
|}

'''Tips:'''

* When using the mouse to walk, your character will automatically use a pathfinding algorithm to take the shortest route to the mouse pointer's location.
* Left click to execute default action: walk, pick up an item, attack a monster and talk to NPCs (be sure to click on their '''feet''').
* Right click to show up a context menu (trade, attack, befriend, ...). Holding [Left Shift] prevents from walking when attacking.

==First steps==
{{I18n}}
{{Category_playerinfo}}
{{Status_green}}

==Rules and etiquette==

The rules of the game, as posted by Platyna are:

# Do not abuse other players (insults, swearing, etc. directed to a particular person/s)
# No bots ('''not any''' AFK activity in game).
# No spamming/flooding (including trade spam).
# No begging.
# Speak English on public chat (You can speak another language if you whisper).
# [http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1855 RFC 1855].

----

Additionally we would advise the following etiquette:

# Do not drop-steal without permission (drop-steal: take items dropped by a monster someone else killed).
# Do not kill-steal without permission (kill-steal: kill a monster someone else is fighting to get easy exp).
# Be polite, take the time to greet people before you ask anything, follow the same etiquette in conversation as you would follow in real life.
# Do not do onto others as you would not like to be done to yourself.

==Default controls==

'''Keyboard'''

{| border="1"
! Key !! Action
|-
| Arrow || move around
|-
| Ctrl || attack
|-
| F1 || toggle the online help
|-
| F2 || toggle profile window
|-
| F3 || toggle inventory window
|-
| F4 || toggle equipment window
|-
| F5 || toggle skills window
|-
| F6 || toggle minimap
|-
| F7 || toggle chat window
|-
| F8 || toggle shortcutbar
|-
| F9 || show setup window
|-
| F10 || toggle debug window
|-
| Alt+0--Alt+9, - & + || show emoticons
|-
| S or Alt+S || sit down / stand up
|-
| Alt+F || toggle debug pathfinding feature
|-
| Alt+T || toggle ignore/allow incoming trades
|-
| Alt+P || take screenshot
|-
| A || target nearest monster
|-
| H || hide all non-sticky windows
|-
| G or Z || pick up item
|-
| Enter || focus chat window / send message
|-
| Shift || hold it when attacking to lock target for auto attack
|}

Tip: The keys listed here are the '''default''' keys. To change the keys go to setup -> keyboard.

'''Mouse'''

{| border="1"
! Key !! Action
|-
| Left-click (on character) || Attack
|-
| Left-click (on item) || walk to and pick up
|-
| Left-click (on ground) || toggle walking in the direction of the cursor
|-
| Right-click (on character) || context sensitive menu
|}

'''Tips:'''

* When using the mouse to walk, your character will automatically use a pathfinding algorithm to take the shortest route to the mouse pointer's location.
* Left click to execute default action: walk, pick up an item, attack a monster and talk to NPCs (be sure to click on their '''feet''').
* Right click to show up a context menu (trade, attack, befriend, ...). Holding [Left Shift] prevents from walking when attacking.

==First steps==

Also see the page [[Getting started]].

You've spawned in Tulimshar Suburbs, north from the big Tulimshar town for the first time! Congratulations and welcome to The Mana World. Immediately, Sorfina will talk to you. You will then learn how to play and use commands. You will also receive a Cotton Shirt and Pants in the chest that is near you. Open your inventory (F3) and click on the Cotton Shirt, and then click Equip. The Cotton Shirt let's you be half-naked instead of naked. It will also increase your defense. The pants will not add to your defense, but you will no longer be half-naked should choose to equp them. A bit later, you will receive a Knife that will be useful to kill monsters such as Maggots.

You gain levels by killing monsters. Killing monsters is what you'll be doing usually, so you'd better get used to it. You can either click on a monster, or target the nearest one by pressing "X". This will make you walk to the monster and attack it.

NPCs (Non-Playable Characters) are characters on the server. You can easily recognize them by their grayish blue name. You can click on them to talk to them. Some of them have quests for you to accomplish, others can sell things to you and buy things from you, and some others can heal you. If you walk to the right and down through the gate from where you start out, a NPC named Elanore will heal you for free until you get to Level 10. Note that if you attack by holding down the Ctrl key, you can heal by clicking her at the same time. This should help you speed through those first 20 levels by fighting fire goblins.

Once you've killed a monster, it dies and looks dead for a few seconds. It may drop an item. You can stand on top of the item and press "Z" to get the item. If you want to use it, it is in your inventory. If you can't use nor equip it, it might be a quest item or a useless item. Useless items can be sold to any NPC that buys and sells items, such as [[Neko]]. Although different shops sell with different prices, they all buy from you at the same price. These prices are listed thoroughly on [[Item Reference]]. If you aren't sure if an item is useless or needed for a quest, keep it and ask more experienced players.

From the beginning, you can directly start to get the basic skills (presented on the [[Skills]] page). These will give you needed skills, skills that you use every day.

Press "S" to sit. This makes your automatic Health and Mana recoveries go faster. You can also hold "Alt" and press any of the numbers 1 through 0, as well as the minus symbol, to emote, or show an emoticon above your head after you talk to the the Entertainer in Tulimshar.

==Raising your Stats==

* When you gain a level in The Mana World, you are awarded points that you can distribute as you please between the various [[Stats]].
* Essentially, only two routes are beneficial in the long term, and the community refers to them as Warrior (or Melee) and Archer (or Ranged). ''It is not effective to be a magic user until high levels.''
* For further details on each stat see the [[Stats]] page.

===Warrior===

The Warrior is more difficult to train as it eats up 33% more stat points than an Archer, and is more vulnerable to attack from monsters. However, the Warrior has the greatest potential for making money, because there's no need to purchase arrows. The weapon of choice for a Warrior is a Setzer, which can be made from the Short Sword you can obtain later in the game.

*'''STR''' is important to increase the base damage of the Short Sword's and Setzer's attack. You can increase this until you are satisfied with your base damage. '''Note that strength has low priority at the beginning of the game'''. For example if your attack does 100 damage,and there's a monster with 390hp you will only beat this monster in less hits when you increase your strength with 30 values. If you use the points required to raise str 30 points on agil and dex instead, you will attack a lot faster and miss less.

*'''AGI''' this will influence the speed of your attacks.

*'''VIT''' is always important because it raises both defense and maximum health, as well as speeds up your idle healing rate. It also makes healing items heal you an extra percentage of HP. Always increase this.

*'''DEX''' is important to the Warrior until somewhere in the 50-60 total points range (level 12-14 w/ Scythe [read below]). This is only to ensure that your attacks aren't evaded by high level monsters.

*'''LUK''' is also very important to train because it lowers the amount of critical hits you take, and also raises your critical hit ratio.

Finding a good balance is rather tricky, and players tend to disagree to the ideal ratio. Therefore the best advice I could give you is to take head in what your character really needs during fights, for example if you want to start fighting snakes but can't hit it means it's time to raise dex...

===Archer===

The Archer is the easiest to train because only two stats are needed to make it strong, and because it can kill monsters more rapidly and efficiently. However, the Archer is dependent on a lot of arrows for its livelihood, and so a lot of inventory weight and money will be taken up by Arrows. The strongest weapons for an Archer at this time are the Forest Bow and the Banshee Bow. The Forest Bow can be obtained in two ways: One, by doing the [[Forest Bow Quest]], or two, by buying it at the North Mining Camp Shop for 20,000 GP. The Banshee Bow cannot be obtained until level 90 by doing a quest.

*'''DEX''' This is the most important stat for archers because it raises both the accuracy of your attack and adds to the base damage of the Bow. Many Archers are content to stop raising DEX in the 80-90 range, while some others would max it out completely before even starting to touch their vitality. With 9 levels of the [[Mallard's Eye Skill]], raising DEX to 100 is important because it allows +3 Range instead of +2.

*'''AGI''' this makes you attack faster, it's very important, always raise it.

*'''VIT''' is always important because it raises both defense and maximum health, as well as speeds up your idle healing rate. However as an archer your attacks are ranged, you will need this less compared to warriors. But eventually you will need this for narrow maps that are crowded with monsters.

*'''INT''' If you want to be able to heal as an archer you will need a bit intelligence though it is possible to keep it at level 1. You will pay yhis ability with less defense as you will need to use less magic penalizing items like ''gloves''.

===Mage===

The Mage is one of the easier to train at a high level because you need to have quite a lot of particular stats to be a good mage. You will deal high damage using [[Astral Soul Skill]] and by learning [[Spells]]. A lot of items are needed to cast good spells but once you are really familliar with the game, it will be quite easy for you.

*'''INT''' is th essential stat for a Mage. It increases a lot of things such as Magic Attack and Magic Defense. You will be able to deal great damage but don't forget, you will need certain items for your different spells.

*'''VIT''' is always important because it raises both defense and maximum health, as well as speeds up your idle healing rate. However as a Mage, it will only keep you alive from deadly attacks.

* note that attack spells (war magic) are affected by intelligence (number of "shots", power) and by agility (rate of fire). There are "speed mages in game.

*'''LUK''' Some of you may prefer to be tanked mages at higher levels (over 90), hence have enough luck to avoid critical hits along with high vitality.

===Malivox===

If you ever want to redistribute your status points, this NPC west of Tulimshar's main entrance can reset them, for a high price depending on your current level. Higher your level, higher the price. The price to restat is yur Base Level * 100GP.

==Magic==

See the article named [[Magic]].

==Quick walkthrough==

*'''LVL 1-15''':
**Kill maggots and the occasional scorpion.
**Kill fire goblins while you can heal for free from Elanore or the nurse in Hurnscald (they will only heal while you are level 10 and under).

*'''LVL 13-28''':
**Kill pinkies to get a Scythe [Read Below].
**Complete the Mines part of [[Tulimshar Quests]] to get the '''Short Bow'''
**Kill bats, pinkies, squirrels and fluffies. (Fluffies give the best average experience.)

*'''LVL 25-40''':
**Kill green slimes, sea slimes, giant maggots and red scorpions. (green slimes give the best average experience .)
**Do the [[Bandit Quest]], start [[Forest Bow Quest]], [[Wooden Shield Quest]]
**Start the [[Magic Quests]]
**Save up GP, Iron Ores and Coals to get a Light Platemail (+25% DEF) and a Silk Headband (+10% DEF) (5,000 GP).
**(Save up Raw Logs and GP, get a Forest Bow if you prefer archery).
**learn basic focussing [[skills]]

*'''LVL 38-50''':
**Kill yellow slimes, red slimes, black scorpions, and spiders (Red Slimes give the most money).

*'''LVL 45-60''':
**Kill flowers, evil mushrooms, snakes, spiders, and .
**Get the Iron Helmets.
**Finish up the quests and your collection of rare drops.
**Begin to visit swamps and graveyard.

*'''LVL 61-90+''':
**Get the setzer and best armour possible [[.
**Have fun in the Snake Cave, Graveyard, Crypt, [[Terranite Cave]], Yeti caves and the Snow hills. Don't forget to [[stacking|stack]]!

More details about the quests are available in [[Quests]] and maps of the current world at [[User:Superkoop/IngameMap]] and [[In-game_world_map]].

== Tips ==
Try to complete the [[quests]] at the level they are designed for. They provide, money, items and often a lot of experience that will help you to progress whether you are interested in it's achievement or not.

It becomes fairly difficult to level up after this point, but it is not entirely uncommon to find players with levels in the 80s, and not impossible to get up to 90 and beyond. It does take a lot of time and work. If you are ambitious about becoming one of the highest level players in the game, be prepared to put in many hours, sometimes many hours at once to reach this goal. Here are a few pointers:

===The Scythe===

The [[Farmer's Scythe]] is one of the most commonly used weapons in the game, and was for a time considered the best. (This was due to a bug which allowed you to do much more damage with it.) It is now easy to obtain and it helps newbies to evolve in the game more easely (+75 Damage). To get this "deadly" weapon, head west from the desert and head to Hurnscald, once you are in the centre of town (near the [[Soul Menhir]]), head north, go slighty north-east and you will meet an NPC who looks like a farmer. He will give you a quest to bring him 10 Pink Antennae.
It takes time but with determination it can be done quickly. The alternative solution is to ask someone if they will donate Pink Antennae, its not best to buy them from someone since you will need to save up for equipment.

===Training locations===
South Tulimshar mine (archers 10+, higher for warriors)

West Tulimshar beaches (levels 30-60)

The Snake Pit (Hat Makerâ€'s Cave) may prove to be more dangerous, especially if the pit has bedded itself in front of the entrance. Players should approach the pit with caution and go in groups when possible. The spawn rate is incredible, and Snakes give 400 EXP a pop.

For archers with high dexterity (80+), training might also be beneficial in the Desert Mountains southeast of the Snake Desert. The Mountain Snakes are more defensive and aggressive, but 500 EXP may climb up those levels fast if the player can score steady hits.

[[Terranite cave]] is a nice place to train with it's spiders, undead and [[Terranite|Terranites]] (60+). Watch out for random killers; It is a PvP area!

Higher levels can train in the graveyard or the crypt. Snow Mountains and their caves also provide large areas for training, both for little and wide groups of players. These are really high level places with nice and hard quests.

Mages with high vitality and intelligence can train themselves on a Jack O in the graveyard or on top of the mines, north of Hurnscald.

===Training technique===

Your wrist is going to get worn out in those long training sessions. Try mapping your keyboard so that your attack and target keys are more ergonomic to your hands as you can do this through the client in ''Setup''. I personally use "A" and "Z" on my computer, which greatly helps my own training endurance.

Another good trick is healing on demand. Stock up on your healing item of choice (I prefer Beer... I collect Apples ;p) and make the Inventory window small enough that it doesn't block much of your area of vision. Now keep that item selected, and you can simply click ''Use'' whenever you need a quick heal. This is even better if you have a recent client with the item shortcut bar. I toggle the healing item to use and just heal with one keystroke when needed. Keep in mind that we now heal over time.

==The Economy==

See the [[Economy]] page.

==Endgame==

Once you have gained enough levels and money that the eternal grind begins to bore you, you have multiple options for spending your time:

* Finish all the [[Quests]].
* Practice [[Magic]] and finish all the [[Magic Quests]] if you haven't already.
* Become an obsessive collector. [[Outfit Wars]] may help you in finding the competitive gatherer within you.
* Beat the Challenge of [[Candor]]. Multiple times.

And, of course, you can become a developer: see below.

==Final thoughts==

So you have completed your item collection and levelled as much as you care to. You've finished all of the quests. What else can you do? Well, one of the great things about The Mana World and Open Source software in general is that anyone can help improve it and further it along. There are many ways you can do that even without any "programming" knowledge.

The more active players the game has, the more potential programmers will be introduced to the game. And the more potential programmers we have, the faster the development will go. That means new features, items, quests, etc. for everyone. How can you help nurture a large active player base?

Well, as you may have noticed before you read this guide, the game has somewhat of a difficult learning curve for new players. Many more experienced players help newbies with quests and items - some even go so far as to create an account devoted solely to that purpose.

How do experienced players pass the time while we wait for new content? Simply put, we make our own quests and events, stimulating competition among players and giving out prizes as incentive. This is a great way that we keep other players from getting bored and quitting, and anyone can get involved with it.

Most importantly, if you have the time and a little bit of know how, you can influence the development of the game directly by helping to code TMWServ, scripting new items, making pixel art for new tilesets, NPCs, monsters, etc, as well as mapping. Mapping especially is very simple and done in a freely available editor called Tiled, which you can read more about on the [[Map development]] page.

Doing all these things is easier when you are not working alone; indeed, bigger projects can be tackled much faster in groups. Although there is no integrated guild system in the client yet, players have started their own "unofficial" guilds (see [[Player Groups]]). They all serve different purposes, but at least one devotes itself to the purpose of furthering the development of the game through the three methods above. Consider joining a guild like this to be a part of a player community that seeks to better the game. You won't be losing your individuality (usually!) in doing so.

Also see the page [[Getting started]].

You've spawned in Tulimshar Suburbs, north from the big Tulimshar town for the first time! Congratulations and welcome to the Mana World. Immediately, Sorfina will talk to you. You will then learn how to play and use commands. You will also receive a Cotton Shirt in the chest that is near you. Open your inventory (F3) and click on the Cotton Shirt, and then click Equip. The Cotton Shirt let's you be half-naked instead of naked. It will also increase your defense. A bit later, you will receive a Knife that will be useful to kill monsters such as Maggots.

You gain levels by killing monsters. Killing monsters is what you'll be doing usually, so you'd better get used to it. You can either click on a monster, or target the nearest one by pressing "A" and "Ctrl" to attack. It is a lot easier to beat a monster if you target and press "Shift" and "Ctrl" together. This will make you attack automatically while you don't move.

NPCs (Non-Playable Characters) are characters on the server. You can easily recognize them by their grayish blue name. You can click on them to talk to them. Some of them have quests for you to accomplish, others can sell things to you and buy things from you, and some others can heal you. If you walk to the right and down through the gate from where you start out, a NPC named Elanore will heal you for free until you get to Level 10. Note that if you attack by holding down the Ctrl key, you can heal by clicking her at the same time. This should help you speed through those first 20 levels by fighting fire goblins.

Once you've killed a monster, it dies and looks dead for a few seconds. It may drop an item. You can stand on top of the item and press "G" or "Z" to get the item. If you want to use it, it is in your inventory. If you can't use nor equip it, it might be a quest item or an useless item. Useless items can be sold to any NPC that buys and sells items, such as [[Neko]]. Although different shops sell with different prices, they all buy from you at the same price. These prices are listed thoroughly on [[Item Reference]]. If you aren't sure if an item is useless or needed for a quest, keep it and ask more experienced players.

From the beginning, you can directly start to get the basic skills (presented on the [[Skills]] page). These will give you needed skills, skills that you use every day.

Press "S" to sit. This makes your automatic recoveries go faster. You can also hold "Alt" and press any of the numbers 1 through 0, as well as the minus symbol, to emote, or show an emoticon above your head after you saw the Entertainer.

==Raising your Stats==

* When you gain a level in The Mana World, you are awarded points that you can distribute as you please between the various [[Stats]].
* Essentially, only two routes are beneficial in the long term, and the community refers to them as Warrior (or Melee) and Archer (or Ranged). ''It is not effective to be a magic user until high levels.''
* For further details on each stat see the [[Stats]] page.

===Warrior===

The Warrior is more difficult to train as it eats up 33% more stat points than an Archer, and is more vulnerable to attack from monsters. However, the Warrior has the greatest potential for making money, because there's no need to purchase arrows. The weapon of choice for a Warrior is a Short Sword.

*'''STR''' is important to increase the base damage of the Short Sword's attack. You can increase this until you are satisfied with your base damage. '''Note that strength has low priority at the beginning of the game'''. For example if your attack does 100 damage,and there's a monster with 390hp you will only beat this monster in less hits when you increase your strength with 30 values. If you use the points required to raise str 30 points on agil and dex instead, you will attack a lot faster and miss less.

*'''AGI''' this will influence the speed of your attacks.

*'''VIT''' is always important because it raises both defense and maximum health, as well as speeds up your idle healing rate. It also makes healing items heal you an extra percentage of HP. Always increase this.

*'''DEX''' is important to the Warrior until somewhere in the 50-60 total points range (level 12-14 w/ Scythe [read below]). This is only to ensure that your attacks aren't evaded by high level monsters.

*'''LUK''' is also very important to train because it lowers the amount of critical hits you take, and also raises your critical hit ratio.

Finding a good balance is rather tricky, and players tend to disagree to the ideal ratio. Therefore the best advice I could give you is to take head in what your character really needs during fights, for example if you want to start fighting snakes but can't hit it means it's time to raise dex...

===Archer===

The Archer is the easiest to train because only two stats are needed to make it strong, and because it can kill monsters more rapidly and efficiently. However, the Archer is dependent on a lot of arrows for its livelihood, and so a lot of inventory weight and money will be taken up by Arrows. The strongest weapon for an Archer at this time is the Forest Bow. This can be obtained in two ways: One, by doing the [[Forest Bow Quest]], or two, by buying it at the North Mining Camp Shop for 20,000 GP.

*'''DEX''' This is the most important stat for archers because it raises both the accuracy of your attack and adds to the base damage of the Bow. Many Archers are content to stop raising DEX in the 80-90 range, while some others would max it out completely before even starting to touch their vitality. With a 9 levels of the [[Mallard's Eye Skill]], raising DEX to 100 is important because it allows +3 Range instead of +2.

*'''AGI''' this makes you attack faster, it's very important, always raise it.

*'''VIT''' is always important because it raises both defense and maximum health, as well as speeds up your idle healing rate. However as an archer your attacks are ranged, thus you rely on this far less compared to warriors. But eventually you will need this for narrow maps that are crowded with monsters.

*'''INT''' If you want to be able to heal as an archer you will need a bit intelligence though it is possible to keep it at level 1. You will pay yhis ability with less defense as you will need to use less magic penalizing items like ''gloves''.

===Mage===

The Mage is one of the easier to train at a high level because you need to have quite a lot of particular stats to be a good mage. You will deal high damage using [[Astral Soul Skill]] and by learning [[Spells]]. A lot of items are needed to cast good spells but once you are really familliar with the game, it will be quite easy for you.

*'''INT''' is the essential stat for a Mage. It increases a lot of things, such as Magic Attack (power of your spells), Magic Defense, and how many "shots" you can get with spells that use items. You will be able to deal great damage but don't forget, you will need certain items for your different spells.

*'''AGI''' is good for those who prefer to be a "speed mage". It will increase the attack speed of certain spells.

*'''VIT''' is always important because it raises both defense and maximum health, as well as speeds up your idle healing rate. However as a Mage, it will only keep you alive from deadly attacks.

*'''LUK''' Some of you may prefer to be tanked mages at higher levels (over 90), hence have enough luck to avoid critical hits along with high vitality.

===Malivox===

If you ever want to redistribute your status points, this NPC west of Tulimshar's main entrance can reset them, for a high price depending on your current level. Higher your level, higher the price. The price to restat is yur Base Level * 100GP.

==Magic==

See the article named [[Magic]].

==Quick walkthrough==

*'''LVL 1-15''':
**Kill maggots and the occasional scorpion.
**Kill fire goblins while you can heal for free from Elanore or the nurse in Hurnscald (they will only heal while you are level 10 and under).

*'''LVL 13-28''':
**Kill pinkies to get a Scythe [Read Below].
**Complete the Mines part of [[Tulimshar Quests]] to get the '''Short Bow'''
**Kill bats, pinkies, squirrels and fluffies. (Fluffies give the best average experience.)

*'''LVL 25-40''':
**Kill green slimes, sea slimes, giant maggots and red scorpions. (green slimes give the best average experience .)
**Do the [[Bandit Quest]], start [[Forest Bow Quest]], [[Wooden Shield Quest]]
**Start the [[Magic Quests]]
**Save up GP, Iron Ores and Coals to get a Light Platemail (+25% DEF) and a Silk Headband (+10% DEF) (5,000 GP).
**(Save up Raw Logs and GP, get a Forest Bow if you prefer archery).
**learn basic focussing [[skills]]

*'''LVL 38-50''':
**Kill yellow slimes, red slimes, black scorpions, and spiders (Red Slimes give the most money).

*'''LVL 45-60''':
**Kill flowers, evil mushrooms, snakes, spiders, and .
**Get the Iron Helmets.
**Finish up the quests and your collection of rare drops.
**Begin to visit swamps and graveyard.

*'''LVL 61-90+''':
**Get the setzer and best armour possible [[.
**Have fun in the Snake Cave, Graveyard, Crypt, [[Terranite Cave]], Yeti caves and the Snow hills. Don't forget to [[stacking|stack]]!

More details about the quests are available in [[Quests]] and maps of the current world at [[User:Superkoop/IngameMap]] and [[In-game_world_map]].

== Tips ==
Try to complete the [[quests]] at the level they are designed for. They provide, money, items and often a lot of experience that will help you to progress whether you are interested in it's achievement or not.

It becomes fairly difficult to level up after this point, but it is not entirely uncommon to find players with levels in the 80s, and not impossible to get up to 90 and beyond. It does take a lot of time and work. If you are ambitious about becoming one of the highest level players in the game, be prepared to put in many hours, sometimes many hours at once to reach this goal. Here are a few pointers:

===The Scythe===

The [[Farmer's Scythe]] is one of the most commonly used weapons in the game, and was for a time considered the best. (This was due to a bug which allowed you to do much more damage with it.) It is now easy to obtain and it helps newbies to evolve in the game more easely (+75 Damage). To get this "deadly" weapon, head west from the desert and head to Hurnscald, once you are in the centre of town (near the [[Soul Menhir]]), head north, go slighty north-east and you will meet an NPC who looks like a farmer. He will give you a quest to bring him 10 Pink Antennae.
It takes time but with determination it can be done quickly. The alternative solution is to ask someone if they will donate Pink Antennae, its not best to buy them from someone since you will need to save up for equipment.

===Training locations===
South Tulimshar mine (archers 10+, higher for warriors)

West Tulimshar beaches (levels 30-60)

The Snake Pit (Hat Makerâ€'s Cave) may prove to be more dangerous, especially if the pit has bedded itself in front of the entrance. Players should approach the pit with caution and go in groups when possible. The spawn rate is incredible, and Snakes give 400 EXP a pop.

For archers with high dexterity (80+), training might also be beneficial in the Desert Mountains southeast of the Snake Desert. The Mountain Snakes are more defensive and aggressive, but 500 EXP may climb up those levels fast if the player can score steady hits.

[[Terranite cave]] is a nice place to train with it's spiders, undead and [[Terranite|Terranites]] (60+). Watch out for random killers; It is a PvP area!

Higher levels can train in the graveyard or the crypt. Snow Mountains and their caves also provide large areas for training, both for little and wide groups of players. These are really high level places with nice and hard quests.

Mages with high vitality and intelligence can train themselves on a Jack O in the graveyard or on top of the mines, north of Hurnscald.

===Training technique===

Your wrist is going to get worn out in those long training sessions. Try mapping your keyboard so that your attack and target keys are more ergonomic to your hands as you can do this through the client in ''Setup''. I personally use "A" and "Z" on my computer, which greatly helps my own training endurance.

Another good trick is healing on demand. Stock up on your healing item of choice (I prefer Beer... I collect Apples ;p) and make the Inventory window small enough that it doesn't block much of your area of vision. Now keep that item selected, and you can simply click ''Use'' whenever you need a quick heal. This is even better if you have a recent client with the item shortcut bar. I toggle the healing item to use and just heal with one keystroke when needed. Keep in mind that we now heal over time.

==The Economy==

See the [[Economy]] page.

==Endgame==

Once you have gained enough levels and money that the eternal grind begins to bore you, you have multiple options for spending your time:

* Finish all the [[Quests]].
* Practice [[Magic]] and finish all the [[Magic Quests]] if you haven't already.
* Become an obsessive collector. [[Outfit Wars]] may help you in finding the competitive gatherer within you.
* Beat the Challenge of [[Candor]]. Multiple times.

And, of course, you can become a developer: see below.

==Final thoughts==

So you have completed your item collection and levelled as much as you care to. You've finished all of the quests. What else can you do? Well, one of the great things about The Mana World and Open Source software in general is that anyone can help improve it and further it along. There are many ways you can do that even without any "programming" knowledge.

The more active players the game has, the more potential programmers will be introduced to the game. And the more potential programmers we have, the faster the development will go. That means new features, items, quests, etc. for everyone. How can you help nurture a large active player base?

Well, as you may have noticed before you read this guide, the game has somewhat of a difficult learning curve for new players. Many more experienced players help newbies with quests and items - some even go so far as to create an account devoted solely to that purpose.

How do experienced players pass the time while we wait for new content? Simply put, we make our own quests and events, stimulating competition among players and giving out prizes as incentive. This is a great way that we keep other players from getting bored and quitting, and anyone can get involved with it.

Most importantly, if you have the time and a little bit of know how, you can influence the development of the game directly by helping to code TMWServ, scripting new items, making pixel art for new tilesets, NPCs, monsters, etc, as well as mapping. Mapping especially is very simple and done in a freely available editor called Tiled, which you can read more about on the [[Map development]] page.

Doing all these things is easier when you are not working alone; indeed, bigger projects can be tackled much faster in groups. Although there is no integrated guild system in the client yet, players have started their own "unofficial" guilds (see [[Player Groups]]). They all serve different purposes, but at least one devotes itself to the purpose of furthering the development of the game through the three methods above. Consider joining a guild like this to be a part of a player community that seeks to better the game. You won't be losing your individuality (usually!) in doing so.

Confused Tree

2013-04-22T21:42:48Z

Piki: added mention of the suggestions list, added missing quote marks, expanded the "hello" item

Confused Tree is a bot that hides behind the tree in Hurnscald, near the Soul Menhir. It will imitate certain emotes from players, e.g. the Surprised emote (Alt+F2 in most clients). It will also watch General Chat and make responses to certain phrases. Known responses are:

''This list may be incomplete. If you can confirm a response that's missing from this list, feel free to add it.'' 
''Note: Do not include the quotes. They are meant to tell you what to say.''he

*"/me licks the tree"
**Confused Tree gives a Sick emote.
*"/me shakes the tree"
**Confused Tree drops an item on you. The items are random.
*Any phrase containing "buy" or "sell"
**Confused Tree gives the Perturbed emote.
*"Hi, all" or "Hello, all" or "Hello, tree" or "Hi, tree"
**Confused Tree will say hi to you. Perosnalized responses are set for GMs.
*Phrases containing the word "evil"
**Confused Tree gives the Evil emote
*"Tree, die!"
**Unless you're given permission to kill Confused Tree, it will give a random (and sometimes rude) response.
*"Heal me, tree"
**Confused Tree will give a random response or, on rare occasion, heal you if you are near it.
*"Tell me a joke, tree"
**Confused Tree will tell a joke containing the word "tree"

== Planned Responses ==
''These are planned as future additions. In other words, they are not yet added to Confused Tree, but will be added in the (hopefully) near future. Suggestions should be given to Melkior in game or added to the Suggestions list on the Discussion page for this article.''
*"/me hugs the tree"

Talk:Friendly Bots

2013-04-22T16:01:05Z

Piki: /* Confused Tree active again */ new section

We should have some policies for bots. These would be my suggestions:

* Must have '''[BOT]''' in its name
* Must not be placed on a map with monsters
* Must not interact with people who do not want it
* Must not be programmed in a way which exploits, obstructs or confuses other players

To make sure that bots adhere to these rules their sourcecode should be made public or at least disclosed to the server admin.
--[[User:Crush2|Crush]] 22:41, 2 March 2009 (UTC)

----
Most of this suggested policy seems quite sensible to me, bots should be identifiable and non-disruptive.

I don't have a problem sharing my code other than it's embarrassing kludginess, but ''requiring'' an author to disclose their code for the reason you state does not make much sense to me. A few questions this suggested policy leaves me asking myself:

# Wouldn't it be very easy for me to run different code than the copy I've shared?
# Is it policy that every homemade or third-party client modification needs admin approval before use?
# Should I re-submit the code every time I revise it?
# Would someone intent on running a disruptive bot even ask for approval or otherwise advertise their bots existence in the first place?

[[User:AnonDuck|AnonDuck]] 00:29, 3 March 2009 (UTC)
:# ''Yes, but when it becomes apparent you would get your bot banned immediately.''
:# ''No, it is not, but normal clients aren't allowed to automatize gameplay while the user is AFK either.''
:# ''Yes. Otherwise it would create a loophole.''
:# ''The definition of "disruptive" might vary from person to person. A use of a bot which might be found acceptable by the creator might be considered unacceptable by the server admin (Example: A bot which does global announcements by reading the online list and whispering to every single character on it). To avoid tedious discussions why a specific bot has been refused the criterias for bot approval should be public.''
:--[[User:Crush2|Crush]] 04:01, 3 March 2009 (UTC)

With this much red tape involved, it is not worth it for me to run a bot. [[User:AnonDuck|AnonDuck]] 07:53, 3 March 2009 (UTC)

== Confused Tree active again ==

[[Confused Tree]] is listed as inactive, however has recently been revive. I don't have access to make the change. I have made a proto-page for it. See [[Confused Tree]]. [[User:Piki|Piki]] 12:01, 22 April 2013 (EDT)

Confused Tree

2013-04-22T15:59:41Z

Piki:

Confused Tree is a bot that hides behind the tree in Hurnscald, near the Soul Menhir. It will imitate certain emotes from players, e.g. the Surprised emote (Alt+F2 in most clients). It will also watch General Chat and make responses to certain phrases. Known responses are:

''This list may be incomplete. If you can confirm a response that's missing from this list, feel free to add it.'' 
''Note: Do not include the quotes. They are meant to tell you what to say.''he

*"/me licks the tree"
**Confused Tree gives a Sick emote.
*"/me shakes the tree"
**Confused Tree drops an item on you. The items are random.
*Any phrase containing "buy" or "sell"
**Confused Tree gives the Perturbed emote.
*"Hi, all" or "Hello, all"
**Confused Tree will respond by saying hi to you. Perosnalized responses are set for GMs.
*Phrases containing the word "evil"
**Confused Tree gives the Evil emote
*"Tree, die!"
**Unless you're given permission to kill Confused Tree, it will give a random (and sometimes rude) response.
*"Heal me, tree"
**Confused Tree will give a random response or, on rare occasion, heal you if you are near it.
*"Tell me a joke, tree"
**Confused Tree will tell a joke containing the word "tree"

== Planned Responses ==
''These are planned as future additions. In other words, they are not yet added to Confused Tree, but will be added in the (hopefully) near future. Suggestions should be given to Melkior in game.''
*/me hugs the tree

Classic talk:Confused Tree

2013-04-22T15:57:21Z

Piki: Suggestions

Confused Tree

2013-04-22T15:54:04Z

Piki: adding a line break, mediawiki apparently doesn't interpret hard returns

Confused Tree is a bot that hides behind the tree in Hurnscald, near the Soul Menhir. It will imitate certain emotes from players, e.g. the Surprised emote (Alt+F2 in most clients). It will also watch General Chat and make responses to certain phrases. Known responses are:

''This list may be incomplete. If you can confirm a response that's missing from this list, feel free to add it.'' 
''Note: Do not include the quotes. They are meant to tell you what to say."

*"/me licks the tree"
**Confused Tree gives a Sick emote.
*"/me shakes the tree"
**Confused Tree drops an item on you. The items are random.
*Any phrase containing "buy" or "sell"
**Confused Tree gives the Perturbed emote.
*"Hi, all" or "Hello, all"
**Confused Tree will respond by saying hi to you. Perosnalized responses are set for GMs.
*Phrases containing the word "evil"
**Confused Tree gives the Evil emote
*"Tree, die!"
**Unless you're given permission to kill Confused Tree, it will give a random (and sometimes rude) response.
*"Heal me, tree"
**Confused Tree will give a random response or, on rare occasion, heal you if you are near it.

== Planned Responses ==
''These are planned as future additions. In other words, they are not yet added to Confused Tree, but will be added in the (hopefully) near future. Suggestions should be given to Melkior in game.''
*/me hugs the tree

Confused Tree

2013-04-22T15:52:55Z

Piki:

Confused Tree is a bot that hides behind the tree in Hurnscald, near the Soul Menhir. It will imitate certain emotes from players, e.g. the Surprised emote (Alt+F2 in most clients). It will also watch General Chat and make responses to certain phrases. Known responses are:

''This list may be incomplete. If you can confirm a response that's missing from this list, feel free to add it.''
''Note: Do not include the quotes. They are meant to tell you what to say."

*"/me licks the tree"
**Confused Tree gives a Sick emote.
*"/me shakes the tree"
**Confused Tree drops an item on you. The items are random.
*Any phrase containing "buy" or "sell"
**Confused Tree gives the Perturbed emote.
*"Hi, all" or "Hello, all"
**Confused Tree will respond by saying hi to you. Perosnalized responses are set for GMs.
*Phrases containing the word "evil"
**Confused Tree gives the Evil emote
*"Tree, die!"
**Unless you're given permission to kill Confused Tree, it will give a random (and sometimes rude) response.
*"Heal me, tree"
**Confused Tree will give a random response or, on rare occasion, heal you if you are near it.

== Planned Responses ==
''These are planned as future additions. In other words, they are not yet added to Confused Tree, but will be added in the (hopefully) near future. Suggestions should be given to Melkior in game.''
*/me hugs the tree

Confused Tree

2013-04-22T15:49:48Z

Piki:

Confused Tree is a bot that hides behind the tree in Hurnscald, near the Soul Menhir. It will imitate certain emotes from players, e.g. the Surprised emote (Alt+F2 in most clients). It will also watch General Chat and make responses to certain phrases. Known responses are:

''This list may be incomplete. If you can confirm a response that's missing from this list, feel free to add it.''

*/me licks the tree
**Confused Tree gives a Sick emote.
*/me shakes the tree
**Confused Tree drops an item on you. The items are random.
*Any phrase containing "buy" or "sell"
**Confused Tree gives the Perturbed emote.
*"Hi, all" or "Hello, all"
**Confused Tree will respond by saying hi to you. Perosnalized responses are set for GMs.
*Phrases containing the word "evil"
**Confused Tree gives the Evil emote
*"Tree, die!"
**Unless you're given permission to kill Confused Tree, it will give a random (and sometimes rude) response.
*Heal me, tree
**Confused Tree will give a random response or, on rare occasion, heal you if you are near it.

== Planned Responses ==
''These are planned as future additions. In other words, they are not yet added to Confused Tree, but will be added in the (hopefully) near future. Suggestions should be given to Melkior in game.''
*/me hugs the tree

Confused Tree

2013-04-22T15:49:08Z

Piki:

Confused Tree is a bot that hides behind the tree in Hurnscald, near the Soul Menhir. It will imitate certain emotes from players, e.g. the Surprised emote (Alt+F2 in most clients). It will also watch General Chat and make responses to certain phrases. Known responses are:

''This list may be incomplete. If you can confirm a response that's missing from this list, feel free to add it.''

*/me licks the tree
**Confused Tree gives a Sick emote.
*/me shakes the tree
**Confused Tree drops an item on you. The items are random.
*Any phrase containing "buy" or "sell"
**Confused Tree gives the Perturbed emote.
*"Hi, all" or "Hello, all"
**Confused Tree will respond by saying hi to you. Perosnalized responses are set for GMs.
*Phrases containing the word "evil"
**Confused Tree gives the Evil emote
*"Tree, die!"
**Unless you given permission to give this command, Confused Tree will give a random (and sometimes rude) response.
*Heal me, tree
**Confused Tree will give a random response or, on rare occasion, heal you if you are near it.

== Planned Responses ==
''These are planned as future additions. In other words, they are not yet added to Confused Tree, but will be added in the (hopefully) near future. Suggestions should be given to Melkior in game.''
*/me hugs the tree

Confused Tree

2013-04-22T15:32:33Z

Piki: Created page with "Confused Tree is a bot that hides behind the tree in Hurnscald, near the Soul Menhir. It will imitate certain emotes from players, e.g. the Surprised emote (Alt+F2 in most client..."

Skill NPCs

2013-04-14T19:16:04Z

Piki: The trader is a usefull NPC in Tulimshar -- he teaches the trade skill!

{{I18n}}

The NPCs listed here will help you get all the [[Skills]] of the game. These [[Skills]] can be [[Skills#Basic Skills|Basic Skills]], [[Skills#Magic Skills|Magic Skills]] or even [[Skills#Focus Skills|Focus Skills]]. These can all be learnt on the same character. You will however need to [[Focusing Skills|focus]] on '''only one''' [[Skills#Warrior Skills|Focus Skill]] to use it whereas the [[Skills#Basic Skills|Basic Skills]] can be used anytime, same for the [[Skills#Magic Skills|Magic Skills]].

{| style="color:#007cff; background-color:#ecf6ff;" border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="10" align="center"
!scope="col" width="200px" align="center" valign="top"| Tulimshar
!scope="col" width="200px" align="center" valign="top"| Hurnscald
!scope="col" width="200px" align="center" valign="top"| Nivalis
!scope="col" width="200px" align="center" valign="top"| Others
|-
| [[Entertainer]]
| [[Auldsbel]]
| [[Birrod]]
|
|-
| [[Luca]]
| [[Old Wizard]]
|
|
|-
| [[Miriam]]
| [[Gwendolyn]]
|
|
|-
| [[Trader]]
| [[Nurse]]
|
|
|}

Manaplus

2013-04-09T13:36:27Z

Piki: Forgot to fix a typo in my last edit -- 4144 was listed as being online 24/24, which suggests 24 hrs per day, 24 days per week (an obvious impossibility)

'''ManaPlus''' is an alternate client for playing [[Main_Page|The Mana World]]. As the "plus" indicates, it has features that were not in the original client, now called "[[Mana]]". It was formerly known as "''4144 patch''" or "''4144 client''" after the nickname of it's author: [[4144]]. It is updated on a very regular basis and has it's own multi-lingual wiki and download page at :http://manaplus.evolonline.org. Thus we will not describe all features it includes as you can find them there.

ManaPlus was forked off of the original "'''Mana'''" client and recently replaced it as the official client. However, it is '''not''' maintained by the TMW developers -- you should still contact 4144 for help, or ask a fellow player. Bugs and feature requests should still go to 4144.

When you find issues, bugs, or if you wish a new nice feature you can contact 4144 on:

* '''Manaplus site''': http://manaplus.evolonline.org
* '''TMW Forum''' (Technical development): [http://forums.themanaworld.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8406|ManaPlus - Advanced tmw client (aka 4144 patch)]
* '''In game''': 4144 is logged almost 24/7 and you can whisper him by typing: "/w 4144 <your message>"
** If he is AFK, you'll see an auto-response. Don't worry, he still got your whisper.
* '''IRC''':irc.frenode.org[irc://irc.freenode.org/manaplus/|irc.freenode.org #manaplus]

[[Category:Client Development]]
[[Category:Forks]]

Manaplus

2013-04-09T13:31:43Z

Piki: ManaPlus was declared the official client, updating this page to reflect that

'''ManaPlus''' is an alternate client for playing [[Main_Page|The Mana World]]. As the "plus" indicates, it has features that were not in the original client, now called "[[Mana]]". It was formerly known as "''4144 patch''" or "''4144 client''" after the nickname of it's author: [[4144]]. It is updated on a very regular basis and has it's own multi-lingual wiki and download page at :http://manaplus.evolonline.org. Thus we will not describe all features it includes as you can find them there.

ManaPlus was forked off of the original "'''Mana'''" client and recently replaced it as the official client. However, it is '''not''' maintained by the TMW developers -- you should still contact 4144 for help, or ask a fellow player. Bugs and feature requests should still go to 4144.

When you find issues, bugs, or if you wish a new nice feature you can contact 4144 on:

* '''Manaplus site''': http://manaplus.evolonline.org
* '''TMW Forum''' (Technical development): [http://forums.themanaworld.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8406|ManaPlus - Advanced tmw client (aka 4144 patch)]
* '''In game''': 4144 is online almost 24/24 and you can whisper him by typing: "/w 4144 <your message>"
* '''IRC''':irc.frenode.org[irc://irc.freenode.org/manaplus/|irc.freenode.org #manaplus]

[[Category:Client Development]]
[[Category:Forks]]

Archive:System requirements

2013-02-02T15:47:17Z

Piki: adding extra performance options

''For older results see [[System requirements/Archive]]''

You can view frame rate in the debug window (F10 by default).

==Improving performance==
===Game Client===
*Close all unneeded in-game windows (chat, minimap, items, etc.)
*Try turning openGL on or off
**When your performance is better without OpenGL update the video card drivers of your system
*Turn off the custom cursor
*Turn off ambient effects
*Set particle detail to low or off
*Set the color depth of your desktop to 16 bit
===More General===
*Virus/spyware scan
**Can help both performance and security.
*Disk defragmenter (Windows-specific)
*Close high-end software, e.g. other games, multimedia editors, CAD, etc.
**This is mostly for older hardware, TMW doesn't require a lot of hardware resources (RAM, CPU, etc)

== Performance chart ==

Here is a list of systems and the respective framerate with TMW. Feel free to add a line of your own, add comments if you like or necessary. We need especially more data about FPS on lower end machines, and it would also be nice to see changes in framerate on the same machine with different versions of TMW.

{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" width="100%" align="center" class="wikitable sortable"
! style="background:#efdead;" | Name
! style="background:#efdead;" | Processor
! style="background:#efdead;" | Memory
! style="background:#efdead;" | Video Card
! style="background:#efdead;" | OS
! style="background:#efdead;" | TMW Version
! style="background:#efdead;" | Frame Rate
! style="background:#efdead;" | Comments
|-
| align="center" rowspan=2 | [[User:135|135]]
| align="center" | 2 GHz Intel Celeron Dual Core
| align="center" | 2 048 MB
| align="center" | Intel G33/G31 Express Chipset Family, something on the motherboard.
| align="center" | Windows XP SP3
| align="center" | 0.0.29.1 from Portableapps.com
| align="center" | 100-110 when alone, 80-90 with other players around.
| align="center" | windowed 800 * 600 32-bit color
|-
| align="center" | 200MHZ PII
| align="center" | 96MB
| align="center" | ATI RAGE II+
| align="center" | Windows 98 FE
| align="center" | 0.0.29.1
| align="center" | 6-8
| align="center" | As little effect and stuff as possible. 640 * 420 16-bit color windowed. Freezes for a second or so on map change or if you enter an area with other players.
|-
| align="center" | opt1k
| align="center" | 366MHZ Mobile PII
| align="center" | 256MB
| align="center" | NeoMagic MagicGraph 256AV; 2.5MB
| align="center" | Ubuntu 9.10-Server (lubuntu-desktop)
| align="center" | 0.0.29.1
| align="center" | ~20 - VERY playable
| align="center" | Dell XPi Laptop; 16-BitDepth; 1024x768 Desktop; Windowed mode TMW; Disable Custom Pointer; Disable Particle Effects; Disable ambient effects
|-
|-
| align="center" | Alondria
| align="center" | 400Mhz TI OMAP 2420
| align="center" | 128MB
| align="center" | PowerVR MBX
| align="center" | Debian Armel
| align="center" | 0.0.24.1
| align="center" | ~10
| align="center" | Nokia N800 Tablet
|-
| align="center" | [[User:Falcata|Falcata]]
| align="center" | Pentium IV 2.8ghz (Northwood)
| align="center" | 1024mb
| align="center" | nVidia GeForce 8500 GT
| align="center" | Arch Linux 2008.02
| align="center" | 0.0 Branch, revision 4229
| align="center" | 350~500
| align="center" | Fullscreen, OpenGL, Pentium4 optimized
|-
| align="center" | [[User:Felp|Felp]]
| align="center" | AMD Athlon 64 X2 dual core 4000+
| align="center" | 1.0 GB
| align="center" | nVidia Geforce 7300 GT
| align="center" | Windows Vista: Home Premium
| align="center" | 0.0.24.1
| align="center" | 55
| align="center" | Windowed, OpenGL, Full overlays
|-
| align="center" rowspan="2" | [[User:Superkoop|Superkoop]]
| align="center" | AMD Athlon 64 3200+
| align="center" | 1.0 GB
| align="center" | nVidia Geforce 6150 LE (integrated card)
| align="center" | Ubuntu 8.04 64bit (Kernel 2.6.24-19-generic)
| align="center" | 0.0 branch; revision 4388
| align="center" | 75
| align="center" | Windowed, OpenGL, Tulimshar ~100 particles
|-
| align="center" | Intel Pentium T2390 @ 1.86GHz
| align="center" | 2.0 GB
| align="center" | Intel Mobile GM965/GL960
| align="center" | Ubuntu 8.04 64bit (Kernel 2.6.24-19-generic)
| align="center" | 0.0 branch; revision 4451
| align="center" | 49
| align="center" | Windowed, OpenGL off, Tulimshar ~100 particles
|-
| align="center" | [[User:Coorior|Coorior]]
| align="center" | IBM X31 Pentium M 1400 Mhz
| align="center" | 1.0 GB
| align="center" | ATI RADEON MOBILITY M6 LY
| align="center" | Ubuntu 8.04 32bit (Kernel 2.6.24-19-generic)
| align="center" | 0.0 branch; revision 4388
| align="center" | ---
| align="center" | Windowed, (Video card blacklisted, using .xorg 2d accelerator ) flawless .
|-
| align="center" | [[User:z_orochii|z_orochii]]
| align="center" | Intel Celeron 2.4 GHz
| align="center" | 512 MB
| align="center" | ATI RADEON 9600, 256MB
| align="center" | Windows XP Proffesional SP2
| align="center" | 0.0.25
| align="center" | 63
| align="center" | Windowed, OpenGL
|-
| align="center" | MasterKenobi
| align="center" | Intel Core I7 2600k 3.4GHz (3.8GHz turboboost)
| align="center" | 8172 MB
| align="center" | NVIDIA Gforce GTX 580(1536)
| align="center" | Windows 7 Ultimate x64
| align="center" | 0.0.29.1
| align="center" | 1050-1390
| align="center" | 1050-1390fps Fullscreen, 1050-1400fps Windowed OpenGL, Partical MAX, 1280x800 Resolution(Windowed)
|-
| align="center" | Alexbishops
| align="center" | Intel Atom 1.6GHz
| align="center" | 1024 MB
| align="center" | Intel 945GSE (Integrated)
| align="center" | Ubuntu 9.04
| align="center" | 0.0.29
| align="center" | ? - useable
| align="center" | eee PC 901, Have run in resolutions up to 1280x1024 on ext. monitor.
|-
| align="center" | TomMan71
| align="center" | Intel Pentium 4 1Ghz
| align="center" | Unknown
| align="center" | Unknown
| align="center" | Fedora 11
| align="center" | 6th August 2009 Git
| align="center" | 60 (limit)
| align="center" | running at 800x600
|-
| align="center" | [[User:Hoogli|Hoogli]]
| align="center" | Intel Atom 1.6 GHz
| align="center" | 1024MB
| align="center" | Intel 945GSE (Integrated)
| align="center" | Windows 7
| align="center" | 0.0.29.Q (QOAL's patch)
| align="center" | ~30 (low settings), ~23 (high settings)
| align="center" | Fullscreen 1024 x 600 OpenGL. Turning off custom cursor greatly increases framerate for some reason...
|-
| align="center" rowspan="4"| [[User:Crush|Crush]]
| align="center" rowspan="4"| Athlon XP 2400+
| align="center" rowspan="4"| 768 MB
| align="center" rowspan="4"| GeForce 6200
| align="center" rowspan="4"| Windows XP
| align="center" rowspan="4"| 0.0.29.1
| align="center" | 145
| align="center" | OpenGL, sandstorm off
|-
| align="center" | 85
| align="center" | OpenGL, sandstorm on
|-
| align="center" | 33
| align="center" | Software, sandstorm off
|-
| align="center" | 22
| align="center" | Software, sandstorm on
|-
-
| align="center" | [[rabin-hood]]
| align="center" | Intel Atom 1.6 GHz
| align="center" | 2048 MB
| align="center" | Intel 945GSE (Integrated)
| align="center" | Arch Linux
| align="center" | 0.0.29.1
| align="center" | ~25 (default settings, sand on)
| align="center" | Fullscreen 1024 x 600 OpenGL.
|-
| align="center" rowspan="4" | [[User:W4rr10r|W4rr10r]]
| align="center" | Intel Pentium M 730 (1.6 GHz)
| align="center" | 2048 MB
| align="center" | Intel GMA 900 (Integrated)
| align="center" | Ubuntu 9.10
| align="center" | 0.0.29.1
| align="center" | ~67
| align="center" | Tulimshar; 832*624 (windowed); details max; OpenGL off
|-
| align="center" rowspan="2" | Intel Core 2 Duo T7100 (1.8 GHz)
| align="center" rowspan="2" | 2048 MB
| align="center" rowspan="2" | Intel GMA X3100 (Integrated)
| align="center" rowspan="2" | Kubuntu 9.10 64bit
| align="center" rowspan="2" | 0.0.29.1
| align="center" | ~73 (not so fluent)
| align="center" | Tulimshar; 1024*768 (windowed); details max; OpenGL off
|-
| align="center" | ~47 ( fluent)
| align="center" | Tulimshar; 1024*768 (windowed); details max; OpenGL on
|-
| align="center" | Intel Atom N270 (1.6 GHz)
| align="center" | 1024 MB
| align="center" | Intel GMA 950 (Integrated)
| align="center" | Ubuntu 10.04 Netbook Edition
| align="center" | 0.0.29.1
| align="center" | ~42
| align="center" | Tulimshar; 1024*600 (fullscreen); details max; OpenGL on
|-
| align="center" rowspan="2" | [[User:Crush|Crush]]
| align="center" rowspan="2" | Intel Core i7 920
| align="center" rowspan="2" | 6114 MB
| align="center" rowspan="2" | GeForce GTS 250
| align="center" rowspan="2" | Windows 7
| align="center" rowspan="2" | 0.0.29.1 (git)
| align="center" | ~730
| align="center" | Map: Botcheck
|-
| align="center" | ~480
| align="center" | Map: Hurnscald
|-
| align="center" rowspan="2" | [[User:Alpha_one_x86|Alpha_one_x86]]
| align="center" rowspan="2" | Intel Core i5 750
| align="center" rowspan="2" | 8192 MB
| align="center" rowspan="2" | Radeon HD 5450 (open source drivers)
| align="center" rowspan="2" | Gentoo amd64 2012
| align="center" rowspan="2" | 0.6.1
| align="center" | ~30
| align="center" | 1920×1080 (windowed), OpenGL on
|-
| align="center" | ~44
| align="center" | 1920×1080 (windowed), OpenGL off
|-
|}

Well Quest

2012-12-30T19:39:05Z

Piki: Going to Nivalis costs 500GP, not 1000GP (just went there)

{{I18n}}

{{Quest
|Image = [[Image:Well.png]]
|Start = 020-1 Nivalis
|Reward = EXP
|Cost = Various items
}}

'''What To Do:'''

# Go to Nivalis by talking to Dyrin which is located at the south entrance of [[Hurnscald]]. You will need to pay 500 GP to go to Nivalis. After that, head east of Nivalis. When you see the well, click on the little hole in the middle. You will have the choice of items to throw in the well or not.
# You have 4 possibilities of items to throw into the well: a Maggot Slime, a Raw Log, a Pile of Ash or a Bottle of Water.
# After that, you will understand that someone is inside the well and he needs help.
# After giving as many items as you want, talk to Miler located in the Inn of the town.
# He will rescue the person in the well. You ended this quest.
[[Image:Miler.png]]

'''Hints:'''

* You only need to give one item to end the quest.
* Bottles of Water can be bought, and can be filled up after being used.

'''Maggot Slimes are dropped by:'''

* Bats (8%)
* Black Scorpions (8%)
* Cave Maggots (8%)
* Fire Goblins (8%)
* Giant Maggots (7.5%)
* Ice Goblins (8%)
* Maggots (8%)
* Red Scorpions (5%)
* Scorpions (7%)
* Sea Slimes (5%)
* Spiky Mushrooms (0.5%)

'''Raw Logs are dropped by:'''

* Log Head (20%)

'''Piles of Ash are dropped by:'''

* Fire Skull (50%)
* Fire Goblin (5%)

'''Bottles of Water are dropped by:'''

* Mouboo (7,5%)
* Sea Slimes (0,5%)

'''Reward:'''

* EXP (111*Level)

'''Total Cost:'''

* 1 Maggot Slime
* or 1 Raw Log
* or 1 Pile of Ash
* or 1 Bottle of Water

[[Category:Quest]]