[UPDATE] Scheduled Maintenance for September 29, 2020

Greetings, Saviors!We would like to announce the details of our weekly maintenance for (September 29, 2020). 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.

Additional Items Seized and Accounts Temporarily Suspended For Investigation

Greetings, Saviors. We would like to announce that the investigation and processing of all accounts involved in the recent DPK errors is ongoing. We have also applied restrictions to accounts found in the possession of additional irregular DPK items that were not removed during the first round of maintenance. We will continue to investigate those accounts and retrieve any items deemed necessary. Our apologies once again for the inconvenience.

Episode 12: The Last Prophecy

The Final Battle Against Giltine: Episode 12     Greetings, Saviors!     The dev team is currently working on the final chapter of the Giltine saga with Episode 12: The Last Prophecy. Episode 12 will introduce new characters and stories that will unfold right up until the final battle against Giltine, which will be partly revealed in today’s Dev Blog post.   Episode 12: The Last Prophecy will introduce new areas and characters such as Demon King Baiga and the Road of Demise. New monsters and new equipment will be introduced along with the increase in the level cap from 420 to 450.       Following the Path of Fate       Our Saviors will face off against new and powerful forces of evil alongside Neringa and the Goddess Austeja. Your journey will begin in West Jungers Road where the stench of death runs fowl.       Bringer of Destruction, Demon King Baiga       Not all demons had sided with Giltine and her plans. The Demon King Baiga will reveal himself to the you at the Vienibe Shelter in order to test your strength. Time is running out! You must convince the Demon King in order to put a stop to Giltine’s plans.       The Holy of Holies       The Ruins of Rinksmas was once the heart of the Kingdom’s faith and boasts the oldest known statue of the Goddess Ausurine. It is here where you will come face to face with a holy presence that will guide you in your new journey.       Under the Blackened Wings       Giltine’s plan to sacrifice the world has almost reached its end phase. The Goddess Laima, who had been guiding you all this time, is now slowly beginning to perish at the hands of Giltine. The end is nigh.       The Demon Goddess Giltine       The Demon Goddess Giltine is the culprit behind Medzio Diena that shook the world. Now you will finally stand before Giltine. You must stop her before Goddess Laima perishes. Giltine awaits at the end of your journey.       Demon King Baiga Appears       The Demon King Baiga, one of the four Demon Kings under Giltine’s wing, finally reveals himself. He believes that destruction and chaos is all that matters in the world and regards all humans and demons alike as pawns in his game.       Episode 12: Changes in Scenario       Episode 12: The Last Prophecy will introduce new characters that will appear in the future main quests as well as the old favorites such as Giltine. They will be introduced with the new Demon Goddess Giltine Raid, which will be added after the release of Episode 12.       * The information disclosed above are currently works in progress and are subject to change with future developmenet.

Weekly Question and Answer – October 14th, 2016

Q1. It is difficult to see how lenses and hair dyes will look on characters before purchasing them. Will there be a way to see what it will look like on the character before the purchase to prevent bad decisions? We have developed a way for you to preview what the items will look like on your characters. We hope that you will be able to make more satisfactory purchases with this preview function which will be implemented in the not too distant future. Please keep a close eye on future patch notes to see it.   Q2. kTOS recently had a major revision of the Enchant Scroll and Gems that changed a lot of the currently established norms. We are wondering if there will be a similar revision to the current Monster Card system. While we may decide to add new cards to allow more diverse usage, we currently do not have any plans on revising the Monster Card system. If we do decide to make any major changes, we will be sure to announce them beforehand, so make sure to read any announcements on the Official Website. Q3. It is nice to finally be able to trade more items via the Market system. We are now finally able to trade Gems and Monster Cards which is great for enhancing character abilities. However, it is difficult to find them unless we know exactly what to search for since they do not have a separate category in the Market.  We are planning on creating separate categories in the Market to allow easier perusal of Monster Cards and Gems. We hope that this will aid you in your search for those elusive cards that are preventing you from creating your preferred build. Q4. A large part of playing an MMORPG is having fun with friends. As such, it would be nice if the option of using the automatic party matching system in a pre-made party.  As avid gamers ourselves, we understand that being unable to find a party with friends made things difficult. Therefore, we are pleased to announce that the ability to use the automatic party matching system from a pre-made party has been developed. Please read future patch notes carefully for when it will be implemented.   - Preview and Purchase UI   - Instanced Dungeon and Mission Entry UI  ​ p.s The feature of UI can be changed for the future patch.         

Scheduled Maintenance February 10 - 11, 2020

Greetings, Saviors!   We would like to announce that our weekly maintenance will be held at the listed time below.   We will upload the details of the patch note later.    [EST] 21:00 to 05:00 (February 10 - 11, 2020) [BRT] 23:00 to 07:00 (February 10 - 11, 2020) [CET] 03:00 to 11:00 (February 11, 2020) [SGT] 10:00 to 18:00 (February 11, 2020)  

[EDITED] Goddess' Blessed Cube: December 17, 2019

Goddess' Blessed Cube: Dec 18, 2018

Important: All the Goddess' Blessed Cubes follow the updated item list regardless of the date it was purchased. This policy will be standard unless stated otherwise. e.g.  Goddess' Blessed Cube A (purchased in November of '16), B (purchased in January of '17) and C (purchased in May of '17) will all follow the item list the most current.

Scheduled Maintenance for February 25, 2020

Greetings, Saviors!We would like to announce the details of our weekly maintenance for (February 25, 2020). 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.

Hayraven’s Unofficial Chronicles Part 1

    The Great Pirate Vladislovas. With every step, in the shadow of his footsteps, remained the blood of his defeated enemies. Demons bowed their heads and drew away in his presence. No being was more vicious or brutal than the Great Pirate. In front of the ruthless Vladislovas stood a much younger Hayraven. From the splashing waves to the rocking boats, all became silent. Even the seagulls soaring up high had quieted down to watch them. There was no prize for the winner of this battle; the fight was for the title of Great Pirate. Hayraven drew his cutlass first and began by attacking Vladislovas in swift steps, aiming once for his chest, twice for each side of his torso. But his attacks were too obvious for Vladislovas. Grabbing ahold of Hayraven’s cutlass, he kicked him in the pit of his stomach, knocking him over. Then, as if to teach the younger pirate a lesson, he hit Hayraven with the hilt of his sword again and again. Hayraven barely escaped the cruel pirate’s attack to regain his footing. He was already injured, and Vladislovas looked set for victory. Hayraven swallowed once. If he were to surrender, the brutal but skillful Vladislovas may take him as his subordinate. This likely had crossed Vladislovas’ mind, seeing how he had chosen to spare Hayraven’s life until then. But Hayraven shook away the thought. He began to collect himself as he shot his opponent a hidden smirk. Again, he charged unto Vladislovas, stubbornly delivering the same attacks he knew were in vain. Vladislovas grew bored of toying with the young Hayraven. It would be the sharpened blade instead of the hilt striking at his throat next. Then, Hayraven suddenly turned, drew a pistol out from its holster and pulled the trigger. The bullet lodged itself precisely in the middle of Vladislovas' forehead and his large body slowly collapsed towards Hayraven. Thud! The small boat, no longer able to withstand the weight of both Vladislovas and Hayraven, tilted over. Waves splashed against the hull, and the cries of seagulls began to fill the air again. Nobody came to the surface. And the waves swept away the name of the Great Pirate. Far away from where the sea swallowed the small boat and the two pirates was a large ship. In it, two groups of men had divided themselves between bow and stern; each busy setting up camp on their end of the ship. The men avoided looking directly at the opposite side as they worked. Their eyes were locked in another direction: the direction in which the captain of each group had departed on a small boat long before. The ship where they stood was the last one remaining of a battle that went on for two entire days. Now, the men had been forced into a silent confrontation. One side owned the ship; the other lost theirs, and had come aboard to continue the battle hand-to-hand. If their pact was to be honored, both sides would soon become the crew of that very ship, regardless of who had first served in it. All had agreed that he who survived and returned to the ship would be made captain, be it Vladislovas or Hayraven. No pirate dared to defy Vladislovas, but if the young Hayraven was to kill him, the same would be true for him. Bored of the stagnant tension, one man from Vladislovas’ crew that occupied the stern of the ship decided to break the silence. It was Seadog, a pirate with a large dog tattoo drawn across his broad chest. “If no one returns before sunset, I say we heave up anchor and leave.” The oldest member of Hayraven’s remaining crew stood up from the ship’s bow. His arms were as thick as logs and enveloped by two wreathing sea snake tattoos. The oddly-named Oceanid replied to Seadog’s proposal. “If you swear not to attack us until we reach Vernike Island.” Seadog did not hesitate. “I swear on the name of Jurate, that whoever attacks the other side before we arrive in Vernike Island will forever turn into ballast for the Kivotos.” Oceanid repeated Seadog’s oath, followed by the men on either side of the ship. Seadog took a glance at the sky and spoke again. “We’d better pray for a storm in the meantime. Though, with this weather…” Oceanid, a veteran of the sea himself, agreed with Seadog, though he too thought a storm to be unlikely. “With the men we have, I don’t think we can work this ship under a storm anyway. We’ll barely make it to Vernike with all the crew and any good weather Jurate can bless us with. We couldn’t fight even if we wanted to.” So it was. The battle of the last two days had been violent and intense. They no longer wished to fight over whom to name their captain. If they did, they certainly knew that nothing was to be gained from that. He who returned to the ship would be made captain, be it Vladislovas or Hayraven. If neither did, the crew would leave the waters, and a new struggle for power would surely ensue. After the ship reached Vernike or another suitable port, that is. They would first ensure that the ship could sail with half of the remaining crew, or perhaps even half of that. With as few men as that would entail, reclaiming the authority of any of the former captains would be close to impossible, and they would likely be exterminated or taken under a new pirate crew. To both ends of that leaderless ship, there was nothing to do then but wait for one of the great pirates to emerge victorious. Seadog and Oceanid had fallen silent. They stared into the horizon, avoiding each other’s unpleasant gaze. That both men were wise enough not to start another conflict was a fortunate thing. It was in that moment that they heard the sound of someone climbing up the rope ladder that hung from the side of the ship. The sparse crew meant that no one had been assigned to the lookout atop of the mast. The only way to look was to lean down from the edge of the ship, an act too risky for any of the men on board to pursue. They had not heard the small boat approach the ship, so whoever it was who was climbing that rope ladder, he would have had to swim his way back. The small boat was far too distant for that to seem plausible, but it was even less likely that someone else had happened to approach the ship in those waters. The men on deck focused on the sounds of the climbing stranger, until a hand emerged and gripped the edge of the gunwale. The hand was not familiar to them, perhaps from all the blood, sun and sea that had washed over it on the long way to the ship. No one offered to help. If, by any chance, that hand belonged to the rival captain, they did not want his crew to misunderstand it as an attempted attack. Seadog and Oceanid remained silent, focusing their attention on the edge of the ship while signaling their crews to stay still. The hand gripping the gunwale trembled as it pulled up the heavy body of the stranger, revealing his face. Nearly unrecognizable by his subordinates were Hayraven’s features, mangled by multiple wounds and sheer exhaustion. Every pirate on the ship thanked Jurate for giving them the victor they so eagerly awaited. Hayraven climbed over the gunwale and stood on the deck, looking at the men on each side of the ship before addressing them. “I grant you all permission to board my ship.” He spoke as if he had been alone on the ship waiting for the others to board. That may have not been the case, but to sailors of all kinds, boarding permission was an important convention. It was also a sign that all of the crews’ problems had been solved, as no man had any intentions to defy his authority. Knowing this, Hayraven spoke again. “The captain’s cabin…” Hayraven collapsed onto the deck before he could finish his sentence, and the pirates around him hurried to help. Old and new members of his crew laid the unconscious Hayraven down in the captain’s cabin. <To be continued>