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Weekend Burning in October!
Greetings, Saviors! New Weekends burning event is here! See the details and let's burn the weekends in ToS! Event Period From the scheduled maintenance on September 25, 2020 To 23:59 EST on October 31, 2020 Who can Participate - All saviors How to Participate Step 1. Log-in to Tree of Savior on weekends (server time) during the event period. Step 2. Find the event NPCs in Klaipeda, Fedimian, and Orsha and talk to them! * The map doesn't indicate the location of NPCs. Step 3. Play Tree of Savior with special buffs and benefits! The buffs and benefits of the month are as following: ※ Please note that the timeline will follow the server time(EST). Friday Saturday Sunday September 25 September 26 September 27 - EXP + 100% - Looting Chance +1000 - Etching Statue worship effect X10 - EXP + 100% - Looting Chance +1000 - 90% Skill Cooldown and SP consumption reduction(Instanced Dungeons and Office Missions) - EXP + 100% - Looting Chance +1000 - Physical/Magic Attack + 500 - Physical/Magic Defense + 3000 October 2 October 3 October 4 - EXP + 100% - Recover HP/SP +500, Movement Speed +2 every 10 seconds - Class Points received +500% - EXP + 100% - Recover HP/SP +500, Movement Speed +2 every 10 seconds - Physical/Magic Attack + 500 - Physical/Magic Defense + 3000 - EXP + 100% - Recover HP/SP +500, Movement Speed +2 every 10 seconds - Physical/Magic Attack + 500 - Physical/Magic Defense + 3000 9 10 11 - EXP + 100% - Movement speed + 5, when destroying Tree Root Crystal - Pamoka Solution EXP x2 - EXP + 100% - Movement speed + 5, when destroying Tree Root Crystal - 90% Skill Cooldown and SP consumption reduction(Instanced Dungeons and Office Missions) - EXP + 100% - Movement speed + 5, when destroying Tree Root Crystal - Fixes the cost of items for Unique Raid entry, Unique Raid rewards 2x (10 times per account) 16 17 18 - EXP + 100% - Recover HP/SP +500, Movement Speed +2 every 10 seconds - Class Points received +500% - EXP + 100% - Recover HP/SP +500, Movement Speed +2 every 10 seconds - Physical/Magic Attack + 500 - Physical/Magic Defense + 3000 - EXP + 100% - Recover HP/SP +500, Movement Speed +2 every 10 seconds - Physical/Magic Attack + 500 - Physical/Magic Defense + 3000 23 24 25 - EXP + 100% - Looting Chance +1000 - Etching Statue worship effect X10 - EXP + 100% - Looting Chance +1000 - Movement speed + 5, when destroying Tree Root Crystal - EXP + 100% - Looting Chance +1000 - Item re-identification 50% discount 30 31 - - EXP + 100% - Recover HP/SP +500, Movement Speed +2 every 10 seconds - Class Points received +500% - EXP + 100% - Recover HP/SP +500, Movement Speed +2 every 10 seconds - Entry Reset for Legend Raid and Uphill Defence (Once a day) - Important - Please note that the buffs do NOT stack. If you receive Friday's buff at the end of the day and receive a new buff at the start of Saturday, Friday's buff will be removed and Saturday's buff will be applied. - The buffs will NOT automatically be granted to your character. You have to talk to the event NPC in order to receive the Weekend Burning Event benefits.
Issue with Gear Grind Weekends
Greetings Saviors, It has come to our attention that there has been a problem with the Weekend transcendence discount caused by the discrepancy between the time settings on the player PC's and the game's server clock. We are currently looking into resolving the issue before this weekend and also at work compiling information to provide restorations for all users who have lost their equipment potential or even had their equipment destroyed during this time. The restoration process for ALL lost potential and equipment and full refund of Goddess' Blessed Gems used in failed transcendences will take place during the Scheduled Maintenance on January 29, 2019, and the players who have been directly affected by the issue will also be provided the following item as compensation during this time: - Premium Awakening Stone (14 days) x2 The following items will be issued during the Scheduled Maintenance on January 22, 2019, as compensation for ALL users: - Instanced Dungeon Reset Voucher (14 days) x2 - Challenge Mode One Entry Voucher (14 days) x2 We apologize once again for the inconvenience we've caused and thank you for your utmost patience and understanding.
Scheduled Maintenance for September 3, 2019
Greetings, Saviors!We would like to announce the details of our weekly maintenance for (September 3, 2019). Make sure to check below for the maintenance schedule and patch notes.Please note that other issues and bugs are also being worked on even if they are not mentioned below.
Weekend Burning in December!
Greetings, Saviors! New Weekends burning event is here! See the details and let's burn the weekends in ToS! Event Period From December 4, 2020 To 23:59 EST on December 27, 2020 Who can Participate - All saviors How to Participate Step 1. Log-in to Tree of Savior on weekends (server time) during the event period. Step 2. Find the event NPCs in Klaipeda, Fedimian, and Orsha and talk to them! * The map doesn't indicate the location of NPCs. Step 3. Play Tree of Savior with special buffs and benefits! The buffs and benefits of the month are as following: ※ Please note that the timeline will follow the server time(EST). Friday Saturday Sunday December 4 December 5 December 6 - EXP + 100% - Recover HP/SP +500, Movement Speed +2 every 10 seconds - Physical/Magic Attack + 500 - Physical/Magic Defense + 3000 - EXP + 100% - Recover HP/SP +500, Movement Speed +2 every 10 seconds - Physical/Magic Attack + 500 - Physical/Magic Defense + 3000 - EXP + 100% - Recover HP/SP +500, Movement Speed +2 every 10 seconds - Class Points earned +500% December 11 December 12 December 13 - EXP + 100% - Looting Chance +1000 - Item re-identification 50% discount - EXP + 100% - Looting Chance +1000 - Movement speed + 5, when destroying Tree Root Crystal - EXP + 100% - Looting Chance +1000 - Movement speed + 5, when destroying Tree Root Crystal December 18 December 19 December 20 - EXP + 100% - Physical/Magic Attack + 500 - Physical/Magic Defense + 3000 - Recover HP/SP +500, Movement Speed +2 every 10 seconds - EXP + 100% - Physical/Magic Attack + 500 - Physical/Magic Defense + 3000 - Pamoka Solution EXP x2 - EXP + 100% - Physical/Magic Attack + 500 - Physical/Magic Defense + 3000 - 90% Skill Cooldown and SP consumption reduction (Area Limited) December 25 December 26 December 27 - EXP + 100% - Looting Chance +1000 - Entry Reset for Legend Raid and Uphill Defence (Once a day) - EXP + 100% - Looting Chance +1000 - Even-numbered transcendence 50% discount - EXP + 100% - Looting Chance +1000 - Movement speed + 5, when destroying Tree Root Crystal Important - Please note that the buffs do NOT stack. If you receive Friday's buff at the end of the day and receive a new buff at the start of Saturday, Friday's buff will be removed and Saturday's buff will be applied. - The buffs will NOT automatically be granted to your character. You have to talk to the event NPC in order to receive the Weekend Burning Event benefits.
How to claim your TP Bundles
Greetings Saviors, This is a guide for first time purchasers on how to purchase and claim TP bundles. Please note that by TP bundles, we are talking about the TP packs you can purchase on the ‘Tree of Savior Item Store’ and not TP bundles that can be claimed via DLC products. STEP 1 : Selecting and purchasing the product for your regional server First of all, you must select and purchase a TP Bundle that is usable on your regional server. For instance, if you play on the NA servers(Klaipeda or Orsha), you should be purchasing one that states ‘Exclusive for North America’. Please remember that you should be selecting a region that matches the server you play on, not where you are playing from. For instance, if you are playing from the US, but are playing on SEA servers(Telsiai or Varena), you should be purchasing items that read ‘Exclusive for South-East Asia’. STEP 2 : Claiming the TP in-game Now it’s time for you to claim the TP that you purchased. DO NOT go looking for it in your mailbox since it will not be there. That is where you get items from DLC products, events or compensation. Instead, you should go to the small TP icon next to your minimap. Once you open it, you should see your TP there. If you don’t see it appear within 24 hours, please make sure to contact us via the Ticket Support System and we’ll be more than happy to help. You will be able to claim your TP once you click on the ‘Use’ button. Another important thing to note is that you will NOT be getting an item to gain the TP. Your TP will be added to your remaining TP balance automatically.
The Lore You Know – Murmillo
As the new class, Retiarius, makes its way into the TOS battle scene, let’s take a look at one of their fierce opponents in the arena, the Murmillo – the “fish-fighter.” In ancient Rome, watching gladiators fight in the amphitheatres was a common pastime. What may seem cruel to us now was simply a way for the Romans to celebrate their successes and relive their victories as they enjoyed watching the combat styles of their defeated enemies. Gladiators were organized into different classes according to their weapons and fighting styles and were usually matched against gladiators with contrasting advantages and disadvantages. For example, if a gladiator was heavily equipped but slow, they may face off against a swifter gladiator with less armor. In the case of the Murmillo, their opponent in the ring was the Thraex, the Hoplomachus, or the Retiarius. The Murmillo was one of the most heavily armed gladiators at the time and was created to replace the Gaul gladiator class. Although, not much is known about these earlier Gaul gladiators, their replacement by the Murmillo reflects the development of a fruitful relationship between the region of Gaul and Rome as they no longer want to portray the Gauls as enemies. Historians suggest that the word murmillo is derived from the Greek word for fish, mormulos, with further evidence seen in the fact that their helmets would sometimes be decorated with an image of a fish. The helmet of the Murmillo, Cassis Crista, was large with an angular chest decorated with horsehair that had a visor that protected the wearer’s face. Some believe that the small eye-holes in the helmets were there to protect the wearer’s eyes from the narrow prongs of the retiarius trident. The Murmillo were also equipped with: a gladius, a roman sword with a handle made of bone; an orcea, which was a metal greave worn on the lower left leg; and a manica, which was an arm guard made of cloth or leather wore on their right arm. The Murmillo also carried a heavy shield, the scutum, that was oblong and semi-cylindrical and could not only deflect blows with ease but could also provide protective covering from shoulder to calf. The heaviness of the shield forced the Murmillo to develop different fighting techniques and to build up a hearty level of endurance as the key to their victories usually involved a great deal of patience. They fought in the defensive, using their shield to protect against overzealous attacks and waited until the opponent was open or showed signs of fatigue to make their move. Which makes me wonder if our Murmillos in game are just as patient in the heat of battle. References Alchin, Linda. 2017. Tribunes and Triumphs. Murmillones. [Online]. Coleman, Kathleen. 2011. BBC History. Gladiators: Heroes of the Roman Amphitheatre. [Online]. Dunkle, Roger. 2013. Gladiators: Violence and Spectacle in Ancient Rome. Murmillo. [Text]. Remembering the Gods. 2016. Recognising Gladiators: IV the Murmillo. [Online]. Warriors and Legends. 2018. Murmillo Gladiator. [Online]. Wikipedia, 2018. Murmillo. [Online].
[UPDATE] Scheduled Maintenance for April 20, 2021
Greetings, Saviors!We would like to announce the details of our weekly maintenance for (April 20, 2021). Make sure to check below for the maintenance schedule and patch notes.Please note that other issues and bugs are also being worked on even if they are not mentioned below.
A Trip Down Memory Lane: Klaipeda's First Dungeon
Hello Saviors~! Staff Letitia here. As a new member of the Staff I have something very important to discuss and that is the overall world of Tree of Savior. Now with so many experienced, high level players in our game, it can be easy to forget that there are other places to explore outside of instanced dungeons and missions. Other places that guided the way for our weak, newly created characters. So today, I want to take a moment to appreciate one of Tree of Savior’s first dungeons: The Crystal Mine (for those coming from Klaipeda). The Crystal Mine Located in East Siauliai Woods is the Crystal Mine. In the past, depending on the orders of the King, crystals were mined from this location by members of the Klaipeda Mines Union. But legend has it that amongst those crystals is a special one. The story goes that, way back when, a goddess was crying in the mine and her tears formed into a beautiful crystal. Now, in this present moment, the Crystal Mine is overrun with Vubbe demons mining in hopes of finding that goddess tear crystal. So now, if you can, remember back to the day when you first explored the mines. As you tried to rescue the villagers, did you get a little distracted? Did you come across anything… unusual in the mine worker’s resting place? Maybe you found some spoiled food? Or, to be more exact, maybe you found some potato dumplings? I can’t really ask if you tried them or not, seeing as how our developers gave us no other choice but to eat them. But, I admit, I made my character try them maybe five or six times before she got sick and refused to eat more (Hehehe). In this dungeon we fought off Vubbe Miners, Vubbe Wizards, and Vubbe Archers as we ran around finding the parts to fix purifiers so that we could purify the toxic fumes for Alchemist Master Vaidotas. Then we went deeper in and rescued the villagers. Where many warriors and mages perished to their deaths in its nets, we were victorious gainst the Blasphemous Deathweaver! Her claw-like spidery legs were no match for us, new heroes and heroines. We did this all while admiring the shining crystals and winding ways. Oh how things were simple in the beginning. With only a set number of skills and weapons that weren’t ideal. But we stood the test. Checked pages off our Adventure Log and moved on to the next quest, always with the hope of more items, sliver, and EXP to collect. Do you remember your first dungeon?
