Wiki — PvP System

World Types

Each game world has a fixed PvP type that determines the rules of engagement:

Type	Description
No-PvP	Player vs. player combat is completely disabled. Safe for PvE-focused players.
PvP	Standard PvP with skull system and level restrictions. Unjustified kills incur penalties.
PvP-Enforced	Full PvP — no skulls, no penalties, no level restrictions. Kill anyone anywhere (except protection zones).

Expert PvP Modes

On PvP and PvP-Enforced worlds, players can select their PvP mode. Each mode modifies damage dealt and taken:

Mode	Damage Dealt	Damage Taken	Can Initiate?
Dove (Defensive)	-10%	-20%	No — cannot initiate PvP
White (Balanced)	0%	0%	Yes
Yellow (Aggressive)	+10%	+5%	Yes
Red (Dangerous)	+20%	+10%	Yes
Black (Lethal)	+30%	+20%	Yes

PvP mode can be changed at any time, but not during combat (10-second cooldown after last attack).

Skull System (PvP worlds only)

• White Skull: Attacking an unmarked player. Clears after a cooldown.
• Red Skull: Killing an unmarked player (unjustified kill). Long cooldown. Other players can attack you freely.
• Black Skull: Multiple unjustified kills. Severe penalties — cannot enter protection zones, reduced stats.
• Guild war kills are always justified — no skull penalty.
• Self-defense: if attacked first, retaliating does not incur a skull.

Level Difference Rule

On PvP worlds, you cannot attack a player whose level is less than 65% of your level. This prevents high-level players from griefing low-level characters.

Protection Zones

Combat is disabled in protection zones (temples, depots, banks). You cannot attack or be attacked while inside a PZ. Aggressive spells are also blocked.

PZ Lock

After engaging in aggressive combat (attacking a player or creature), you are "PZ locked" for several seconds — you cannot log out until the lock expires. This prevents combat logging to escape death.