A vast collectible palette
Each number maps to one usable Classic client hue. A tub's color is permanent and cannot be changed, turning the complete set into a long-term collection.
Shard rules
Everywhere is dangerous. Every choice has a cost.
These are the current alpha rules. Numbers may be tuned with testing, but the underlying philosophy will remain.
- Death
- On a non-player-caused death, every base skill strictly above 50.0 loses 10% of its current value, but no skill can be reduced below 50.0. Deaths attributed to another player or their controlled creatures cause no skill loss.
- Player combat
- PvP is enabled everywhere. Every playable map follows Felucca combat, movement, and notoriety rules.
- Young protection
- Young status lasts for 80 hours of account playtime and is not removed by skill gains. Uncontrolled monsters cannot attack a Young player without provocation, but may retaliate after that player attacks. Right-click your character and choose Information to see the remaining time or learn how to renounce the status permanently.
- Criminals
- A criminal act makes the character grey for four hours. NPC vendors charge grey characters twice the normal price and pay them half the normal value.
- Murderers
- Red characters pay NPC vendors four times the normal price and receive only 10% of normal vendor payouts.
- Guards
- Guards protect Britain and Luna only. Every other city and region is unguarded.
- Skill cap
- There is no total skill cap. Individual skills retain their own maximum values.
- Stat cap
- The natural stat cap is 300. Strength, Dexterity, and Intelligence can each naturally reach 100, allowing a long-lived character to reach 100 in all three. Equipment and other bonuses may raise effective stats higher.
- Item insurance
- Item insurance is disabled. Players cannot insure items or enable automatic renewal; equipment follows its normal blessed, protected, or corpse-loot behavior.
- Characters
- Each account may have three characters. New characters always begin in Britain with the standard starting equipment.
- Accounts
- Up to three accounts may be automatically created from one public IP. Legitimate shared-household exceptions can be reviewed by staff.
- Bandages
- Applying another bandage while already healing does not cancel the active application or consume another bandage. Leaving healing range still causes the active attempt to fail.
- Character records
- Active playtime, deaths, and final-blow kills for every creature type are stored persistently for future profiles, achievements, and leaderboards.
Progression
The road to mastery
Exact gain rates vary by skill and will be calibrated using alpha data. The intended experience becomes dramatically slower at each threshold.
| Skill | Experience | Relative pace |
|---|---|---|
| 0–39.9 | Normal | 1× |
| 40–49.9 | Slows | 0.5× |
| 50–59.9 | Crawls | 0.25× |
| 60–69.9 | Eeks upward | 0.15× |
| 70–79.9 | Barely budges | 0.1× |
| 80–120 | Is it even moving? | 0.05× |
Unique loot
Rare Dye Tub #1–2999
Every eligible creature kill can place a permanent, numbered dye tub on the corpse. At 0 Luck the chance is 3%; it rises linearly to 10% at 1,000 Luck and never exceeds that cap.
One universal tool
Rare tubs combine the functions of standard cloth, leather, furniture, runebook, rune, and reward-statuette tubs, and can also dye armor. Summoned, controlled, bonded, and no-reward creatures cannot drop one.