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Glossary

2009-07-17T18:58:57Z

Darkin:

[[Category:Glossary]]
This page offers an alphabetical list of various commonly used jargon terms, with brief explanatory descriptions and links to other FiestaWiki pages. Some of these are game-specific terms and some are generic terms that may not be familiar to new players.

If a term you are looking for does not appear in this list, try entering it into the wiki search box to see if there is an associated article.

The intention of this page is to decode abbreviations and explain words whose meaning may not be obvious, rather than to list every word that is used in reference to Fiesta. This page assumes a level of fluency in English (so 'starfish' is not defined, for example) but not necessarily any previous experience in internet gaming. The list does not include common misspellings as it is assumed that they can be worked out from context (and it is better to encourage correct use of language rather than lend any legitimacy to them). The names of specific player characters and guilds are also out of scope.

<H3 STYLE="text-align:center;">[ [[#A|A]] | [[#B|B]] | [[#C|C]] | [[#D|D]] | [[#E|E]] | [[#F|F]] | [[#G|G]] | [[#H|H]] | [[#I|I]] | [[#J|J]] | [[#K|K]] | [[#L|L]] | [[#M|M]] | [[#N|N]] | [[#O|O]] | [[#P|P]] | [[#Q|Q]] | [[#R|R]] | [[#S|S]] | [[#T|T]] | [[#U|U]] | [[#V|V]] | [[#W|W]] | [[#X|X]] | [[#Y|Y]] | [[#Z|Z]] ]</H3> __NOTOC__

==A==
;[[Guilds#Guild_Academy| Academy]]: Component in the guild system; joining a guild's academy gives a player items and money with every level-up, as determined by the guild's Academy Master.
;AEW: [[Ancient Elven Woods]]; one of the maps that make up Isya.
;AFK: ''Away from keyboard''; a common acronym in on-line chat.
;[[Aggro]]: The level of aggression that a monster has to each character around it. A monster will attack the character for whom it has the most aggro.
;Aim%: [[All_About_Stats|Aim]]; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly. One of the factors in determining probability that attacks will hit a target.
;alt: Abbreviation of ''alternative character''. Each player account may include up to four characters on a server, with alt referring to any of these other than whichever the player considers to be their main character.
;AoE: ''Area of effect''; usually used to refer to a skill that damages multiple targets.
;[[Archer]]: One of the four classes, specializing in ranged damage and DOT.
;[[Weapons (Fighter)|Axe]]: A two-handed weapon only usable by Fighters (therefore cannot be used in conjunction with a shield).
;att: Abbreviation for ''attack''.

==B==
;B>: As a prefix to a chat message, this indicates that the player is looking to buy the item that they name.
;BG: ''Battleground''
;BH: [[Burning Hill]]s; relatively low-leveled area and base to the Pirates.
;Blessed: A [[Enhancement_Guide#The_stones| Blessed Elrue, Lix or Xir]]; has a decreased probability of item breakage during enhancement compared with a stone that is not Blessed.
;BLOCK%: [[All_About_Stats| Block rate]]; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly.
;Blue: A description of an item that has a name highlighted in blue. These are rare drops that have exceptional abilities, including a set of additions to stats. Compare with [[#G|Greens]] and [[#O|Oranges]].
;BoD: [[Bonds of Darkness]]; the level 50-59 dungeon.
;Boss: A boss monster is unique on a map, respawning relatively infrequently, and is much more powerful than the surrounding monsters. Compare with [[#E|elite]] monsters.
;[[Weapons (Archer)|Bow]]: A weapon only usable by Archers.
;BRB: ''(I'll) be right back''; a common acronym in on-line chat.
;buff: A positive effect applied to a character (or rarely by a monster to itself). These are temporary and may include increases to any statistics, healing over time, and increased movement speed.
;BTW: ''By the way''; a common acronym in on-line chat.
;BR: [[Burning Rock]]; high-leveled area for 70+
;BZ: ''Battlezone''.

==C==
;City: A town that covers the majority of its map. On a map that includes a city, players have the option to hide all other characters so that they are not visible (reducing the amount of graphics requiring processing if the player is experiencing lag); this will also hide normal talking but not other forms of communication (whispers, shouts, party chat and so on).
;Clank: A Cleric who primarily takes damage for the party.
;clanking: the act of a Cleric tanking.
;[[Cleric]]: One of the four classes, specializing in buffing characters.
;comp: Abbreviation of [[Composition| Material Composition]].
;Cooldown: The minimum period of time between consecutive uses of the same skill. A skill can be empowered to reduce its cooldown.
;Copper: One of the units of in-game money, denoted by {{C}}. One copper equals one thousandth of a silver, and is the lowest unit of denomination. May also refer to the [[Copper_Ore_(Object)| Copper Ore]] and [[Copper_Lump| Copper Lump]] items.
;CP: May refer either to [[Collapsed Prison]], [[Concealed Prison]] or [[Concealed Peak]].
;CRIT%: [[All_About_Stats| Critical rate]]; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly.
;[[Weapons (Archer)|Crossbow]]: A weapon only usable by Archers.
;CS: [[Cash Shop]]. In-game store where you use Sparkcash bought with real money, to exchange for virtual goods and services.
;CSR: ''Customer Service Representative''.

==D==
;decomp: Abbreviation of [[Decomposition |Material Decomposition]].
;debuff: A negative effect applied to a character or monster. These are temporary and may include decreases to any statistics, damage over time, and decreased movement speed.
;dc: Abbreviation of ''disconnect'', what happens whenever you are logged-out of the game without your prompting.
;DD: ''Damage-Dealer''; refers usually to Archers and Mages. Sometimes to Fighters with axes.
;DEF: [[All_About_Stats| Defense]], specifically physical defense; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly.
;DEX: [[All_About_Stats| Dexterity]]; one of the five basic stats, affecting a character's evasion and aim.
;DMG: ''Damage'', specifically physical damage; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly.
;DOT: ''Damage over time''.
;DoTA: refers to ''Dungeon of the Abyss'' or [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dota Defense of the Ancients], a popular Warcraft mod.
;DPS: ''Damage per second''.
;[[Monster Drops|drop]]: An item that appears next to a monster's corpse at the moment it is killed. Drops will disappear after a short while if they are not picked up. For a few seconds, a drop can only be picked up by the character that killed the monster (or another character in the same party) to prevent theft. May also refer to a connection being dropped, which means that a player is no longer connected to the game server and their character will automatically disappear from the map within ten seconds.
;Dungeon: A map (usually modeled as a network of underground caverns) with a set of monsters with names prefixed by 'Dungeon' that are more powerful versions of standard monsters. Dungeons have both minimum and maximum class level restrictions. A character that dies in a dungeon will respawn at the dungeon entrance (staying in the same map) rather than a town.
;dust: [[Materials#Dusts| Dust, Soul Dust, Spirit Dust]] of varying tiers. An item that can be found after killing Elemental monsters and Spirit monsters. These dust can also be bought from [[Item Merchant Nina]]. Used in [[Stone Production]].

==E==
;Eld: Abbreviation of [[Elderine]].
;Elite: An elite monster may appear in multiple areas of a map, but will usually be unique in its immediate vicinity. They respawn less frequently than and are more powerful than the surrounding common monsters. Compare with [[#B|boss]] monsters.
;[[Elrue]]: A stone used to enhance an item up to +1, +2 or +3.
;empower: To increase the effectiveness of a skill by putting skill-points into it.
;END: [[All_About_Stats| Endurance]]; one of the five basic stats, affecting a character's HP, block rate and physical defense.
;[[Enhancement Guide|enhance]]: To increase the effectiveness of a weapon or armour (to a maximum level of +9) through the use of stones at a blacksmith.
;EVA%: [[All_About_Stats| Evasion]]; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly. Factor in determining if attacks are evaded.
;events: Limited period special occasions that typically involve new items in the on-line store and new quests, only available during the event period. These are often themed to coincide with real world celebratory periods.
;EXP: [[EXP_Table| Experience]]; a number of points gained from killing monsters and completing quests, and lost from dying. Each level has an increasingly higher experience requirement to advance to the next level.

==F==
;Fame: A property of a character that is gained by completing quests and gaining titles. It can be spent to purchase learning scrolls and alchemy stones from Item Merchant Nina in Elderine, but has no other use. Contrary to its name, it is not a publically viewable property.
;FBZ: ''Free Battle Zone''.
;[[Fighter]]: One of the four classes, specialising in high mêlée damage.
;FoM: [[Forest of Mist]]; one of the maps that make up Isya, a low-leveled map.
;FoT: [[Forest of Tides]]; one of the maps that make up Isya, a starting map.
;FoS: [[Forest of Slumber]]; one of the maps that make up Isya, a high-leveled area and considered one of the most beautiful.
;friend: Person you've added to your friend's list, you can have up to 50 friends in Fiesta.
;FTL: ''For the loss''; a common acronym in on-line chat.
;FTW: ''For the win''; a common acronym in on-line chat.

==G==
;gank: Abbreviation for ''Group-Kill''.
;[http://fiesta-online.gamigo.com/| Gamigo]: The company that publishes Fiesta in Europe. Note that Fiesta was originally developed and published by Ons On Soft in Korea.
;gather: Collect materials from wood/ore/plant/mushroom spawns.
;GC: [[Goblin Camp]]; a level 30-40 level area.
;Gem: One of the units of in-game money, denoted by {{Gem}}. One gem equals one hundred gold, and is the highest unit of denomination. May also refer to the Gemstone items.
;GGK: [[Great Goblin King]]; a boss mob. May refer either to the one in [[Lost_Mini_Dragon| KQ]] or in the [[Concealed_Peak| dungeon]].
;GH: [[Giant Harpy]]; a boss mob in the [[Trumpy Remains]]. May also refer to the [[Gold Hill Adventure]] Kingdom-Quest.
;gl: Abbreviation for ''Good Luck''; a common term in on-line chat.
;GoC: [[Dungeon Giant Orc Captain| Giant Orc Captain]]; a boss mob in the [[Land of Trials]].
;GoD: [[Graveyard of the Dead]]; has a level 30 level-requirement.
;GM: ''Game Moderator''/''Game Master''. In charge of in-game issues and events.
;Gold: One of the units of in-game money, denoted by {{G}}. One gold equals one thousand silver, and one hundredth of a gem. May also refer to the Gold Ore and Gold Lump items.
;Green: A description of an item that has a name highlighted in green. These are uncommon drops that have better than normal abilities, usually a random set of additions to stats. Compare with [[#B|Blues]] and [[#O|Oranges]].
;grind: Fighting the same monster(s) over and over to gain experience.
;[[Guilds|Guild]]: Group of players banded together in an organization.

==H==
;[[Weapons (Cleric)|Hammer]]: A one-handed weapon only usable by Clerics (therefore can be used in conjunction with a shield).
;[[Harvesting and Resources|harvest]]: See ''gather.'' Collect materials from wood/ore/plant/mushroom hexes.
;HQ: ''High-Quality''; usually used to refer to high-quality materials.
;House: Structure that the Player's avatar rests in. Restores HP and SP.
;HP: ''Hit''/''health points''; these are a measure of the character's ability to withstand damage. When a character's HP is reduced to zero, they are dead.
;HT: [[Tomb_of_Helga| Helga's Tomb]]; one of the maps that make up Isya,currently the highest-leveled map in the game.

==I==
;ic: ''I see''; a common acronym in on-line chat.
;idc: ''I don't care''; a common acronym in on-line chat.
;idk: ''I don't know''; a common acronym in on-line chat.
;INT: [[All_About_Stats| Intelligence]]; one of the five basic stats, affecting the power of a character's magical attack.
;inventory/inv: The amount of limited space that a character has for carrying items. Each item takes up one slot (although many items of the same type will stack together in the same slot). Items that are worn or wielded do not count towards the inventory space. May also be an abbreviation for ''invite''.
;Isya: The name of the world in which the Fiesta game is set.
;imo: ''In My Opinion''; a common acronym in online chat.

==J==
;jk: ''joke/joking''; a common acronym in on-line chat.

==K==
;k/kk: ''Okay''; a common term in on-line chat.
;kick: [[Snearing Kick]]; a Fighter ability to increase aggro on a single mob.
;kill-stealing: The action of attacking a monster that another character (not in the same party) is already attacking, without permission. This is universally considered bad etiquette as only one of these characters will receive the benefit of counting that monster towards their quest kill totals.
;[[Kingdom Quest]]: One of a range of time-limited quests that are only accessible at particular times, are held entirely on maps not otherwise accessible, and are participated in by several characters simultaneously. Participants work towards a common goal.
;[[Kingdom Quests|KQ]]: Abbreviation of ''Kingdom Quest''.
;KS: Abbreviation of ''Kill-steal''.

==L==
;lag: A state in which a player is suffering from poor response times in the game. A lagged player may see nothing moving or jerky movement. If the lag is resolved, often the player will see the action that they missed play out rapidly.
;level: A word with [http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0012.html multiple uses]. May refer to any of:
:* The class level of a character, gained through increasing experience, that affects the character's effectiveness, which items they can use, which quests they can start, which maps they can access, and more. This is the most commonly used meaning of 'level'.
:* The level of a monster, which is analogous to a character's class level. The higher the monster's level is in relation to a character's level, the more experience points the character will gain for killing it.
:* The skill level that a character has in a production skill, affecting the range of items that the character can produce with that skill.
:* The dungeon level for an area that is constructed of multiple connected maps (for example [[Luminous Stone]]).
;lfp: ''Looking for Party''; a common acronym in on-line chat.
;[[Licenses|license]]: An item that may be used (at a weapon title merchant) to increase the effectiveness of a weapon against a specific monster. Repeated use of a licensed weapon against that monster will further increase its effect.
;lives: During a Kingdom Quest, a character has three lives (represented by clearly visible red hearts). If they die and are not Revived, they will use up a life rather than respawning in a town. If they run out of lives, they will respawn in a town, leaving the Kingdom Quest.
;[[Lix]]: A stone used to enhance an item up to +4, +5 or +6.
;LoT: [[Land of Trials]], the 6x dungeon.
;Lucky: A [[ Enhancement_Guide#The_stones|Lucky Elrue, Lix or Xir]] has a chance of increasing the enhancement of an item by +2 rather than just +1.
;LQ: ''Low-Quality''; usually used to refer to low-tier materials.

==M==
;[[Weapons (Cleric)|Mace]]: A one-handed weapon only usable by Clerics (therefore can be used in conjunction with a shield).
;[[Mage]]: One of the four classes, specialising in ranged damage and DPS.
;main: Refers to a player's main character. Each player account may include up to four characters on a server, with the others being referred to as alts.
;Mank: A Mage who takes damage for the party.
;manking: Refers to the action of a Mage tanking.
;map: A single continuous playing area in the game (as a metonym from the representation of the area on the map display). There is a short load time required when moving from one map to another.
;Master: May refer either to a [[Guilds#Guild_Hierarchy| Guild-Master]] or an [[Guilds#Academy| Academy-Master]].
;[[Composition| Material Composition]]: One of the five alchemy skills.
;[[Decomposition| Material Decomposition]]: One of the five alchemy skills.
;[[All_About_Stats| MDEF]]: Magical defense; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly.
;[[All_About_Stats| MDMG]]: Magical damage; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly.
;mine: To collect materials; specifically used when collecting from ores.
;MMORPG: ''Massively Multiplayer On-line Roleplaying Game''; a computer RPG played over the internet that can support large numbers of players in the same game world such that the players can all interact with each other.
;mob: Abbreviation for ''mobile'', and used as a synonym for 'monster'. This term originates from early multiplayer text adventure games where monsters were modeled as objects that had additional properties like movement (hence mobile).
;monster: A game-generated and controlled creature, usually hostile to the player. Killed for experience and quests.
;[[Movers|mover]]: A mount that a character can ride to increase movement speed.
;MQ: ''Medium-Quality''; usually used to refer to mid-tier materials.
;MT: [[Moonlight Tomb]]; one of the maps that make up Isya.

==N==
;np: ''No Problem''; a common term in on-line chat.
;[[NPC List|NPC]]: Non-Player Character; a game character that is system-controlled rather than player-controlled. NPCs remain fixed in their locations and often give quests, sell items, or perform other services. All NPCs are marked on the map.
==O==
;omfg: ''Oh my ****ing God''; a common acronym in on-line chat.
;[http://www.onson.co.kr/ENG/ Ons On Soft]: The company that originally developed Fiesta and publishes it in Korea.
;Orange: A description of an item that has a name highlighted in blue. These are extremely rare drops that have outstanding abilities, including a set of additions to stats. Compare with [[#G|Greens]] and [[#B|Blues]].
;[[ores]]: may refer to the ore materials used for [[Stone Production]].
;[http://fiesta.outspark.com/ OutSpark]: The company that publishes Fiesta in North America. Note that Fiesta was originally developed and published by Ons On Soft in Korea.

==P==
;party: A group of characters linked together, limited to a maximum of five characters. When the party are close together (roughly in visible distance) they split experience for kills, will all benefit from monster kill counts, and can chat privately to the party as a whole.
;[[Pets|Pet]]: A small avatar of a monster that hovers at a character's shoulder. Pets grant a bonus to all of a character's basic stats.
;plz: Abbreviation for ''please''; a common term in on-line chat.
;P'O/PO: Abbreviation of ''pissed-off''.
;[[Potions]]: One of the five alchemy skills, and the type of item that it produces.
;pots: Abbreviation of ''Potions''.
;[[Production Skills|Production]]: refers to either the Production-Skills or the action of using them.
;ppl: Abbreviation for ''people''.
;pt: Abbreviation for ''party''.
;pull: Attract a monster's aggro from a distance, usually a job given to a ranged-class to draw a mob towards the party.
;PvE: Player versus Environment. Refers to Player versus game-generated and controlled monsters.
;PvP: Player versus player. Refers to Player versus other Player-controlled characters.

==Q==
;[[Quest List|Quest]]: Missions given by NPCs, players have to fulfill given objectives to be rewarded experience, money and fame. Equipment and items may also be rewards.

==R==
;res/rev: Abbreviation of ''resurrection''/''revive'', referring to use of the Cleric's [[Cleric_Skills#Revive|Revive]] ability.
;respawn: To reappear on a map after having been killed. Characters will respawn in the closest town two minutes after dying (unless the player clicks the "Move to town" button to respawn immediately). Monsters will respawn at a random point within a certain fixed area, a short period of time after dying.
;rider: A skill that can be learnt by any class, allowing a character to use a mover.
;roar: A chat message heard by all individuals on the same server as the person roaring. Currently available only as a per-use item purchasable using SparkCash. Also refers to the item itself.
;Robo: Refers to Millennium Robo, both a boss monster in Vine Tomb and a [[Robo| boss monster]] in the eponymous Kingdom Quest [[Millenium Robo Plot]]. Often used to refer to the Kingdom Quest rather than Millennium Robo himself.
;roleplay: Acting (and in particular talking) in the way that the character would, rather than in the way that the player would. This implicitly constrains assumed knowledge and conversation to just the game universe, rather than breaking the roleplay by talking about real life topics.
;RP: Abbreviation of ''Roleplay''.
;RPG: ''Roleplaying Game''; a game in which a player assumes the persona and abilities of an in-game character.

==S==
;S>: As a prefix to a chat message, this indicates that the player is looking to sell the item that they name.
;SC: ''SparkCash''.
;SBL: [[Summoned_Beast_Leather| Summoned Beast Leather]]; a drop required for scroll production that is often in demand.
;SEG: [[Scaffold Execution Ground]]; one of the maps that make up Isya.
;[[Scrolls]]: One of the five alchemy skills, and the type of item that it produces. Also refers to other types of scroll such as transport scrolls (that teleport characters to towns) and learning scrolls (that teach skills).
;server: The computer on which a particular character's database record is stored. Each server is completely independent, so characters can only interact with other characters on the same server.
;[[Armors|set]]: A collection of Armor with the same name.
;Shield: A defensive item only usable in conjunction with one-handed weapons, and only usable by Fighters or Clerics (any individual shield will specifically be usable ''either'' by Fighters ''or'' by Clerics, never both).
;shout: A chat message heard by all individuals on the same map as the person shouting.
;skin: SparkCash Item you can use to give your weapon a new look and increased damage and critical rate.
;silver: One of the units of in-game money, denoted by {{S}}. One silver equals one thousand copper, and one thousandth of a gold. May also refer to the silver ore and silver lump items.
;SoG: [[Sea of Greed]]; one of the maps that make up Isya.
;SP: ''Spell points''; these are used by used to power certain abilities, with the character unable to use that ability if they have insufficient SP.
;[[spam| Spam]]: Describes an action performed repeated in rapid succession.
;SparkCash: Purchased with real money at fixed rate (currently 700 SparkCash per US dollar), SparkCash is a currency used to buy items from the [[Fiesta Store]].
;SPR: [[All_About_Stats| Spirit]]; one of the five basic stats, affecting a character's SP, critical rate and magical defense.
;stack: A number of items that completely fills one inventory space. For most drops this means fifty identical copies of the same item. Some items (such as enhancement stones) have smaller stack sizes. Some items (such as weapons and armour) do not stack at all.
;[[Weapons (Mage)|Staff]]: A weapon only usable by Mages.
;[[Stone Production|stones]]: One of the five alchemy skills, and the type of item that it produces. Also refers to other types of stones such as healing stones (that restore HP) and spell scrolls (that restore SP).
;storage: An additional inventory space that can be accessed only through certain NPCs, and so requires a character to visit a town in order for it to be used. The same storage space is shared by all characters that a player has on their account on one server and so acts as a method to transfer items between characters controlled by the same player.
;STR: [[All_About_Stats| Strength]]; one of the five basic stats, affecting the power of a character's physical attack.
;[[Weapons (Fighter)|Sword]]: A weapon only usable by Fighters; may be one-handed or two-handed (may be used in conjunction with a shield only if one-handed).

==T==
;[[Tank]]: A term given to a character, usually a Fighter with high defense, who has the job of taking all the damage from a horde of monsters for party-members.
;Tarcher: Refers to an Archer who acts as a Tank.
;tarching: Refers to the action of an Archer tanking.
;tier: A property of an item that gives an indication of its relative effectiveness. Higher tier items will have a high class level requirement to use. The tier of a stone must match the tier of the item it is being used to enhance.
;[[Title Guide|Title]]: Feature in Fiesta; it is a tag or denomination that is earned by doing certain tasks, and is displayed above a character's name.
;ToS: ''Terms of Service''. The legal terms which you agree to in order to play Fiesta.
;town: An area of a map that is characterised by no monsters, multiple NPCs, and is an area in which characters will respawn upon death.
;train: A character may gain a monster's aggro by passing close to them. Running through an area may attract many monsters in sequence, forming a train that follows the character. When the player gets far enough from a monster's initial location, the monster will give up chasing and return to the original spawn position. They will aggro any in range while they run back. It is considered bad etiquette to form a train in such a way that the returning monsters attack other characters against their wishes.
;tyvm: ''Thank you very much''; a common acronym in on-line chat.

==U==
;Uru: [[Uruga]]; the third major-city in Fiesta.

==V==
;VT: [[Vine Tomb]]; one of the maps that make up Isya.
==W==
;[[Weapons (Mage)|Wand]]: A weapon only usable by Mages.
;war: [[Guilds#Guild_War|Guild War]]; form of PvP in Fiesta.
;wep: Abbreviation of ''weapon''.
;whisper: A chat message sent to and heard by just one individual. Displays as purple text in the chat box.
;WoW: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wow| World of Warcraft]; a rival MMORPG (that requires a monthly fee to play) which is often used as a standard for comparison due to its notability.
;wtb: ''Want to buy''; a common acronym in on-line chat.
;wtf: ''What the f**k''; a common acronym in on-line chat.
;wts: ''Want to sell''; a common acronym in on-line chat.

==X==
;[[Weapons_(Archer)#Crossbow|xbow]]: Abbreviation of crossbow.
;[[Xir]]: A stone used to enhance an item up to +7, +8 or +9.

==Y==

==Z==
;ZK: Zombie King. Boss Mob of [[Graveyard_of_the_Dead| Graveyard of the Dead]]

=See also=
{{General Guides}}

Glossary

2009-07-17T18:58:06Z

Darkin:

[[Category:Glossary]]This page offers an alphabetical list of various commonly used jargon terms, with brief explanatory descriptions and links to other FiestaWiki pages. Some of these are game-specific terms and some are generic terms that may not be familiar to new players.If a term you are looking for does not appear in this list, try entering it into the wiki search box to see if there is an associated article.The intention of this page is to decode abbreviations and explain words whose meaning may not be obvious, rather than to list every word that is used in reference to Fiesta. This page assumes a level of fluency in English (so 'starfish' is not defined, for example) but not necessarily any previous experience in internet gaming. The list does not include common misspellings as it is assumed that they can be worked out from context (and it is better to encourage correct use of language rather than lend any legitimacy to them). The names of specific player characters and guilds are also out of scope.<H3 STYLE="text-align:center;">[ [[#A|A]] | [[#B|B]] | [[#C|C]] | [[#D|D]] | [[#E|E]] | [[#F|F]] | [[#G|G]] | [[#H|H]] | [[#I|I]] | [[#J|J]] | [[#K|K]] | [[#L|L]] | [[#M|M]] | [[#N|N]] | [[#O|O]] | [[#P|P]] | [[#Q|Q]] | [[#R|R]] | [[#S|S]] | [[#T|T]] | [[#U|U]] | [[#V|V]] | [[#W|W]] | [[#X|X]] | [[#Y|Y]] | [[#Z|Z]] ]</H3> __NOTOC__==A==;[[Guilds#Guild_Academy| Academy]]: Component in the guild system; joining a guild's academy gives a player items and money with every level-up, as determined by the guild's Academy Master.;AEW: [[Ancient Elven Woods]]; one of the maps that make up Isya.;AFK: ''Away from keyboard''; a common acronym in on-line chat.;[[Aggro]]: The level of aggression that a monster has to each character around it. A monster will attack the character for whom it has the most aggro.;Aim%: [[All_About_Stats|Aim]]; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly. One of the factors in determining probability that attacks will hit a target.;alt: Abbreviation of ''alternative character''. Each player account may include up to four characters on a server, with alt referring to any of these other than whichever the player considers to be their main character.;AoE: ''Area of effect''; usually used to refer to a skill that damages multiple targets.;[[Archer]]: One of the four classes, specializing in ranged damage and DOT.;[[Weapons (Fighter)|Axe]]: A two-handed weapon only usable by Fighters (therefore cannot be used in conjunction with a shield).;att: Abbreviation for ''attack''.==B==;B>: As a prefix to a chat message, this indicates that the player is looking to buy the item that they name.;BG: ''Battleground'';BH: [[Burning Hill]]s; relatively low-leveled area and base to the Pirates.;Blessed: A [[Enhancement_Guide#The_stones| Blessed Elrue, Lix or Xir]]; has a decreased probability of item breakage during enhancement compared with a stone that is not Blessed.;BLOCK%: [[All_About_Stats| Block rate]]; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly.;Blue: A description of an item that has a name highlighted in blue. These are rare drops that have exceptional abilities, including a set of additions to stats. Compare with [[#G|Greens]] and [[#O|Oranges]].;BoD: [[Bonds of Darkness]]; the level 50-59 dungeon. ;Boss: A boss monster is unique on a map, respawning relatively infrequently, and is much more powerful than the surrounding monsters. Compare with [[#E|elite]] monsters.;[[Weapons (Archer)|Bow]]: A weapon only usable by Archers.;BRB: ''(I'll) be right back''; a common acronym in on-line chat.;buff: A positive effect applied to a character (or rarely by a monster to itself). These are temporary and may include increases to any statistics, healing over time, and increased movement speed.;BTW: ''By the way''; a common acronym in on-line chat.;BR: [[Burning Rock]]; high-leveled area for 70+;BZ: ''Battlezone''.==C==;City: A town that covers the majority of its map. On a map that includes a city, players have the option to hide all other characters so that they are not visible (reducing the amount of graphics requiring processing if the player is experiencing lag); this will also hide normal talking but not other forms of communication (whispers, shouts, party chat and so on).;Clank: A Cleric who primarily takes damage for the party.;clanking: the act of a Cleric tanking.;[[Cleric]]: One of the four classes, specializing in buffing characters.;comp: Abbreviation of [[Composition| Material Composition]].;Cooldown: The minimum period of time between consecutive uses of the same skill. A skill can be empowered to reduce its cooldown.;Copper: One of the units of in-game money, denoted by {{C}}. One copper equals one thousandth of a silver, and is the lowest unit of denomination. May also refer to the [[Copper_Ore_(Object)| Copper Ore]] and [[Copper_Lump| Copper Lump]] items.;CP: May refer either to [[Collapsed Prison]], [[Concealed Prison]] or [[Concealed Peak]].;CRIT%: [[All_About_Stats| Critical rate]]; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly.;[[Weapons (Archer)|Crossbow]]: A weapon only usable by Archers.;CS: [[Cash Shop]]. In-game store where you use Sparkcash bought with real money, to exchange for virtual goods and services.;CSR: ''Customer Service Representative''.==D==;decomp: Abbreviation of [[Decomposition |Material Decomposition]].;debuff: A negative effect applied to a character or monster. These are temporary and may include decreases to any statistics, damage over time, and decreased movement speed.;dc: Abbreviation of ''disconnect'', what happens whenever you are logged-out of the game without your prompting.;DD: ''Damage-Dealer''; refers usually to Archers and Mages. Sometimes to Fighters with axes.;DEF: [[All_About_Stats| Defense]], specifically physical defense; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly.;DEX: [[All_About_Stats| Dexterity]]; one of the five basic stats, affecting a character's evasion and aim.;DMG: ''Damage'', specifically physical damage; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly.;DOT: ''Damage over time''.;DoTA: refers to ''Dungeon of the Abyss'' or [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dota Defense of the Ancients], a popular Warcraft mod.;DPS: ''Damage per second''.;[[Monster Drops|drop]]: An item that appears next to a monster's corpse at the moment it is killed. Drops will disappear after a short while if they are not picked up. For a few seconds, a drop can only be picked up by the character that killed the monster (or another character in the same party) to prevent theft. May also refer to a connection being dropped, which means that a player is no longer connected to the game server and their character will automatically disappear from the map within ten seconds.;Dungeon: A map (usually modeled as a network of underground caverns) with a set of monsters with names prefixed by 'Dungeon' that are more powerful versions of standard monsters. Dungeons have both minimum and maximum class level restrictions. A character that dies in a dungeon will respawn at the dungeon entrance (staying in the same map) rather than a town.;dust: [[Materials#Dusts| Dust, Soul Dust, Spirit Dust]] of varying tiers. An item that can be found after killing Elemental monsters and Spirit monsters. These dust can also be bought from [[Item Merchant Nina]]. Used in [[Stone Production]].==E==;Eld: Abbreviation of [[Elderine]].;Elite: An elite monster may appear in multiple areas of a map, but will usually be unique in its immediate vicinity. They respawn less frequently than and are more powerful than the surrounding common monsters. Compare with [[#B|boss]] monsters.;[[Elrue]]: A stone used to enhance an item up to +1, +2 or +3.;empower: To increase the effectiveness of a skill by putting skill-points into it.;END: [[All_About_Stats| Endurance]]; one of the five basic stats, affecting a character's HP, block rate and physical defense.;[[Enhancement Guide|enhance]]: To increase the effectiveness of a weapon or armour (to a maximum level of +9) through the use of stones at a blacksmith.;EVA%: [[All_About_Stats| Evasion]]; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly. Factor in determining if attacks are evaded.;events: Limited period special occasions that typically involve new items in the on-line store and new quests, only available during the event period. These are often themed to coincide with real world celebratory periods.;EXP: [[EXP_Table| Experience]]; a number of points gained from killing monsters and completing quests, and lost from dying. Each level has an increasingly higher experience requirement to advance to the next level.==F==;Fame: A property of a character that is gained by completing quests and gaining titles. It can be spent to purchase learning scrolls and alchemy stones from Item Merchant Nina in Elderine, but has no other use. Contrary to its name, it is not a publically viewable property.;FBZ: ''Free Battle Zone''.;[[Fighter]]: One of the four classes, specialising in high mêlée damage.;FoM: [[Forest of Mist]]; one of the maps that make up Isya, a low-leveled map.;FoT: [[Forest of Tides]]; one of the maps that make up Isya, a starting map.;FoS: [[Forest of Slumber]]; one of the maps that make up Isya, a high-leveled area and considered one of the most beautiful.;friend: Person you've added to your friend's list, you can have up to 50 friends in Fiesta.;FTL: ''For the loss''; a common acronym in on-line chat.;FTW: ''For the win''; a common acronym in on-line chat.==G==;gank: Abbreviation for ''Group-Kill''.;[http://fiesta-online.gamigo.com/| Gamigo]: The company that publishes Fiesta in Europe. Note that Fiesta was originally developed and published by Ons On Soft in Korea.;gather: Collect materials from wood/ore/plant/mushroom spawns.;GC: [[Goblin Camp]]; a level 30-40 level area.;Gem: One of the units of in-game money, denoted by {{Gem}}. One gem equals one hundred gold, and is the highest unit of denomination. May also refer to the Gemstone items.;GGK: [[Great Goblin King]]; a boss mob. May refer either to the one in [[Lost_Mini_Dragon| KQ]] or in the [[Concealed_Peak| dungeon]].;GH: [[Giant Harpy]]; a boss mob in the [[Trumpy Remains]]. May also refer to the [[Gold Hill Adventure]] Kingdom-Quest.;gl: Abbreviation for ''Good Luck''; a common term in on-line chat.;GoC: [[Dungeon Giant Orc Captain| Giant Orc Captain]]; a boss mob in the [[Land of Trials]].;GoD: [[Graveyard of the Dead]]; has a level 30 level-requirement.;GM: ''Game Moderator''/''Game Master''. In charge of in-game issues and events.;Gold: One of the units of in-game money, denoted by {{G}}. One gold equals one thousand silver, and one hundredth of a gem. May also refer to the Gold Ore and Gold Lump items.;Green: A description of an item that has a name highlighted in green. These are uncommon drops that have better than normal abilities, usually a random set of additions to stats. Compare with [[#B|Blues]] and [[#O|Oranges]].;grind: Fighting the same monster(s) over and over to gain experience.;[[Guilds|Guild]]: Group of players banded together in an organization.==H==;[[Weapons (Cleric)|Hammer]]: A one-handed weapon only usable by Clerics (therefore can be used in conjunction with a shield).;[[Harvesting and Resources|harvest]]: See ''gather.'' Collect materials from wood/ore/plant/mushroom hexes.;HQ: ''High-Quality''; usually used to refer to high-quality materials.;House: Structure that the Player's avatar rests in. Restores HP and SP.;HP: ''Hit''/''health points''; these are a measure of the character's ability to withstand damage. When a character's HP is reduced to zero, they are dead.;HT: [[Tomb_of_Helga| Helga's Tomb]]; one of the maps that make up Isya,currently the highest-leveled map in the game.==I==;ic: ''I see''; a common acronym in on-line chat.;idc: ''I don't care''; a common acronym in on-line chat.;idk: ''I don't know''; a common acronym in on-line chat.;INT: [[All_About_Stats| Intelligence]]; one of the five basic stats, affecting the power of a character's magical attack.;inventory/inv: The amount of limited space that a character has for carrying items. Each item takes up one slot (although many items of the same type will stack together in the same slot). Items that are worn or wielded do not count towards the inventory space. May also be an abbreviation for ''invite''. ;Isya: The name of the world in which the Fiesta game is set.;imo: ''In My Opinion''; a common acronym in online chat.==J==;jk: ''joke/joking''; a common acronym in on-line chat.==K==;k/kk: ''Okay''; a common term in on-line chat.;kick: [[Snearing Kick]]; a Fighter ability to increase aggro on a single mob.;kill-stealing: The action of attacking a monster that another character (not in the same party) is already attacking, without permission. This is universally considered bad etiquette as only one of these characters will receive the benefit of counting that monster towards their quest kill totals.;[[Kingdom Quest]]: One of a range of time-limited quests that are only accessible at particular times, are held entirely on maps not otherwise accessible, and are participated in by several characters simultaneously. Participants work towards a common goal.;[[Kingdom Quests|KQ]]: Abbreviation of ''Kingdom Quest''.;KS: Abbreviation of ''Kill-steal''.==L==;lag: A state in which a player is suffering from poor response times in the game. A lagged player may see nothing moving or jerky movement. If the lag is resolved, often the player will see the action that they missed play out rapidly.;level: A word with [http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0012.html multiple uses]. May refer to any of::* The class level of a character, gained through increasing experience, that affects the character's effectiveness, which items they can use, which quests they can start, which maps they can access, and more. This is the most commonly used meaning of 'level'.:* The level of a monster, which is analogous to a character's class level. The higher the monster's level is in relation to a character's level, the more experience points the character will gain for killing it.:* The skill level that a character has in a production skill, affecting the range of items that the character can produce with that skill.:* The dungeon level for an area that is constructed of multiple connected maps (for example [[Luminous Stone]]).;lfp: ''Looking for Party''; a common acronym in on-line chat.;[[Licenses|license]]: An item that may be used (at a weapon title merchant) to increase the effectiveness of a weapon against a specific monster. Repeated use of a licensed weapon against that monster will further increase its effect.;lives: During a Kingdom Quest, a character has three lives (represented by clearly visible red hearts). If they die and are not Revived, they will use up a life rather than respawning in a town. If they run out of lives, they will respawn in a town, leaving the Kingdom Quest.;[[Lix]]: A stone used to enhance an item up to +4, +5 or +6.;LoT: [[Land of Trials]], the 6x dungeon.;Lucky: A [[ Enhancement_Guide#The_stones|Lucky Elrue, Lix or Xir]] has a chance of increasing the enhancement of an item by +2 rather than just +1.;LQ: ''Low-Quality''; usually used to refer to low-tier materials.==M==;[[Weapons (Cleric)|Mace]]: A one-handed weapon only usable by Clerics (therefore can be used in conjunction with a shield).;[[Mage]]: One of the four classes, specialising in ranged damage and DPS.;main: Refers to a player's main character. Each player account may include up to four characters on a server, with the others being referred to as alts.;Mank: A Mage who takes damage for the party.;manking: Refers to the action of a Mage tanking.;map: A single continuous playing area in the game (as a metonym from the representation of the area on the map display). There is a short load time required when moving from one map to another.;Master: May refer either to a [[Guilds#Guild_Hierarchy| Guild-Master]] or an [[Guilds#Academy| Academy-Master]].;[[Composition| Material Composition]]: One of the five alchemy skills.;[[Decomposition| Material Decomposition]]: One of the five alchemy skills.;[[All_About_Stats| MDEF]]: Magical defense; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly.;[[All_About_Stats| MDMG]]: Magical damage; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly.;mine: To collect materials; specifically used when collecting from ores.;MMORPG: ''Massively Multiplayer On-line Roleplaying Game''; a computer RPG played over the internet that can support large numbers of players in the same game world such that the players can all interact with each other.;mob: Abbreviation for ''mobile'', and used as a synonym for 'monster'. This term originates from early multiplayer text adventure games where monsters were modeled as objects that had additional properties like movement (hence mobile).;monster: A game-generated and controlled creature, usually hostile to the player. Killed for experience and quests.;[[Movers|mover]]: A mount that a character can ride to increase movement speed.;MQ: ''Medium-Quality''; usually used to refer to mid-tier materials.;MT: [[Moonlight Tomb]]; one of the maps that make up Isya.==N==;np: ''No Problem''; a common term in on-line chat.;[[NPC List|NPC]]: Non-Player Character; a game character that is system-controlled rather than player-controlled. NPCs remain fixed in their locations and often give quests, sell items, or perform other services. All NPCs are marked on the map.==O==;omfg: ''Oh my ****ing God''; a common acronym in on-line chat.;[http://www.onson.co.kr/ENG/ Ons On Soft]: The company that originally developed Fiesta and publishes it in Korea.;Orange: A description of an item that has a name highlighted in blue. These are extremely rare drops that have outstanding abilities, including a set of additions to stats. Compare with [[#G|Greens]] and [[#B|Blues]].;[[ores]]: may refer to the ore materials used for [[Stone Production]]. ;[http://fiesta.outspark.com/ OutSpark]: The company that publishes Fiesta in North America. Note that Fiesta was originally developed and published by Ons On Soft in Korea.==P==;party: A group of characters linked together, limited to a maximum of five characters. When the party are close together (roughly in visible distance) they split experience for kills, will all benefit from monster kill counts, and can chat privately to the party as a whole.;[[Pets|Pet]]: A small avatar of a monster that hovers at a character's shoulder. Pets grant a bonus to all of a character's basic stats.;plz: Abbreviation for ''please''; a common term in on-line chat.;P'O/PO: Abbreviation of ''pissed-off''.;[[Potions]]: One of the five alchemy skills, and the type of item that it produces.;pots: Abbreviation of ''Potions''.;[[Production Skills|Production]]: refers to either the Production-Skills or the action of using them.;ppl: Abbreviation for ''people''.;pt: Abbreviation for ''party''.;pull: Attract a monster's aggro from a distance, usually a job given to a ranged-class to draw a mob towards the party.;PvE: Player versus Environment. Refers to Player versus game-generated and controlled monsters.;PvP: Player versus player. Refers to Player versus other Player-controlled characters.==Q==;[[Quest List|Quest]]: Missions given by NPCs, players have to fulfill given objectives to be rewarded experience, money and fame. Equipment and items may also be rewards.==R==;res/rev: Abbreviation of ''resurrection''/''revive'', referring to use of the Cleric's [[Cleric_Skills#Revive|Revive]] ability.;respawn: To reappear on a map after having been killed. Characters will respawn in the closest town two minutes after dying (unless the player clicks the "Move to town" button to respawn immediately). Monsters will respawn at a random point within a certain fixed area, a short period of time after dying.;rider: A skill that can be learnt by any class, allowing a character to use a mover.;roar: A chat message heard by all individuals on the same server as the person roaring. Currently available only as a per-use item purchasable using SparkCash. Also refers to the item itself.;Robo: Refers to Millennium Robo, both a boss monster in Vine Tomb and a [[Robo| boss monster]] in the eponymous Kingdom Quest [[Millenium Robo Plot]]. Often used to refer to the Kingdom Quest rather than Millennium Robo himself.;roleplay: Acting (and in particular talking) in the way that the character would, rather than in the way that the player would. This implicitly constrains assumed knowledge and conversation to just the game universe, rather than breaking the roleplay by talking about real life topics.;RP: Abbreviation of ''Roleplay''.;RPG: ''Roleplaying Game''; a game in which a player assumes the persona and abilities of an in-game character.==S==;S>: As a prefix to a chat message, this indicates that the player is looking to sell the item that they name.;SC: ''SparkCash''.;SBL: [[Summoned_Beast_Leather| Summoned Beast Leather]]; a drop required for scroll production that is often in demand.;SEG: [[Scaffold Execution Ground]]; one of the maps that make up Isya.;[[Scrolls]]: One of the five alchemy skills, and the type of item that it produces. Also refers to other types of scroll such as transport scrolls (that teleport characters to towns) and learning scrolls (that teach skills).;server: The computer on which a particular character's database record is stored. Each server is completely independent, so characters can only interact with other characters on the same server.;[[Armors|set]]: A collection of Armor with the same name.;Shield: A defensive item only usable in conjunction with one-handed weapons, and only usable by Fighters or Clerics (any individual shield will specifically be usable ''either'' by Fighters ''or'' by Clerics, never both).;shout: A chat message heard by all individuals on the same map as the person shouting.;skin: SparkCash Item you can use to give your weapon a new look and increased damage and critical rate. ;silver: One of the units of in-game money, denoted by {{S}}. One silver equals one thousand copper, and one thousandth of a gold. May also refer to the silver ore and silver lump items.;SoG: [[Sea of Greed]]; one of the maps that make up Isya.;SP: ''Spell points''; these are used by used to power certain abilities, with the character unable to use that ability if they have insufficient SP.;[[spam| Spam]]: Describes an action performed repeated in rapid succession.;SparkCash: Purchased with real money at fixed rate (currently 700 SparkCash per US dollar), SparkCash is a currency used to buy items from the [[Fiesta Store]].;SPR: [[All_About_Stats| Spirit]]; one of the five basic stats, affecting a character's SP, critical rate and magical defense.;stack: A number of items that completely fills one inventory space. For most drops this means fifty identical copies of the same item. Some items (such as enhancement stones) have smaller stack sizes. Some items (such as weapons and armour) do not stack at all.;[[Weapons (Mage)|Staff]]: A weapon only usable by Mages.;[[Stone Production|stones]]: One of the five alchemy skills, and the type of item that it produces. Also refers to other types of stones such as healing stones (that restore HP) and spell scrolls (that restore SP).;storage: An additional inventory space that can be accessed only through certain NPCs, and so requires a character to visit a town in order for it to be used. The same storage space is shared by all characters that a player has on their account on one server and so acts as a method to transfer items between characters controlled by the same player.;STR: [[All_About_Stats| Strength]]; one of the five basic stats, affecting the power of a character's physical attack.;[[Weapons (Fighter)|Sword]]: A weapon only usable by Fighters; may be one-handed or two-handed (may be used in conjunction with a shield only if one-handed).==T==;[[Tank]]: A term given to a character, usually a Fighter with high defense, who has the job of taking all the damage from a horde of monsters for party-members. ;Tarcher: Refers to an Archer who acts as a Tank.;tarching: Refers to the action of an Archer tanking.;tier: A property of an item that gives an indication of its relative effectiveness. Higher tier items will have a high class level requirement to use. The tier of a stone must match the tier of the item it is being used to enhance.;[[Title Guide|Title]]: Feature in Fiesta; it is a tag or denomination that is earned by doing certain tasks, and is displayed above a character's name. ;ToS: ''Terms of Service''. The legal terms which you agree to in order to play Fiesta.;town: An area of a map that is characterised by no monsters, multiple NPCs, and is an area in which characters will respawn upon death.;train: A character may gain a monster's aggro by passing close to them. Running through an area may attract many monsters in sequence, forming a train that follows the character. When the player gets far enough from a monster's initial location, the monster will give up chasing and return to the original spawn position. They will aggro any in range while they run back. It is considered bad etiquette to form a train in such a way that the returning monsters attack other characters against their wishes.;tyvm: ''Thank you very much''; a common acronym in on-line chat.==U==;Uru: [[Uruga]]; the third major-city in Fiesta.==V==;VT: [[Vine Tomb]]; one of the maps that make up Isya.==W==;[[Weapons (Mage)|Wand]]: A weapon only usable by Mages.;war: [[Guilds#Guild_War|Guild War]]; form of PvP in Fiesta.;wep: Abbreviation of ''weapon''.;whisper: A chat message sent to and heard by just one individual. Displays as purple text in the chat box.;WoW: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wow| World of Warcraft]; a rival MMORPG (that requires a monthly fee to play) which is often used as a standard for comparison due to its notability.;wtb: ''Want to buy''; a common acronym in on-line chat.;wtf: ''What the f**k''; a common acronym in on-line chat.;wts: ''Want to sell''; a common acronym in on-line chat.==X==;[[Weapons_(Archer)#Crossbow|xbow]]: Abbreviation of crossbow.;[[Xir]]: A stone used to enhance an item up to +7, +8 or +9.==Y====Z==;ZK: Zombie King. Boss Mob of [[Graveyard_of_the_Dead| Graveyard of the Dead]]=See also={{General Guides}}

Glossary

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[[Category:Glossary]]
This page offers an alphabetical list of various commonly used jargon terms, with brief explanatory descriptions and links to other FiestaWiki pages. Some of these are game-specific terms and some are generic terms that may not be familiar to new players.

If a term you are looking for does not appear in this list, try entering it into the wiki search box to see if there is an associated article.

The intention of this page is to decode abbreviations and explain words whose meaning may not be obvious, rather than to list every word that is used in reference to Fiesta. This page assumes a level of fluency in English (so 'starfish' is not defined, for example) but not necessarily any previous experience in internet gaming. The list does not include common misspellings as it is assumed that they can be worked out from context (and it is better to encourage correct use of language rather than lend any legitimacy to them). The names of specific player characters and guilds are also out of scope.

<H3 STYLE="text-align:center;">[ [[#A|A]] | [[#B|B]] | [[#C|C]] | [[#D|D]] | [[#E|E]] | [[#F|F]] | [[#G|G]] | [[#H|H]] | [[#I|I]] | [[#J|J]] | [[#K|K]] | [[#L|L]] | [[#M|M]] | [[#N|N]] | [[#O|O]] | [[#P|P]] | [[#Q|Q]] | [[#R|R]] | [[#S|S]] | [[#T|T]] | [[#U|U]] | [[#V|V]] | [[#W|W]] | [[#X|X]] | [[#Y|Y]] | [[#Z|Z]] ]</H3> __NOTOC__

==A==
;[[Guilds#Guild_Academy| Academy]]: Component in the guild system; joining a guild's academy gives a player items and money with every level-up, as determined by the guild's Academy Master.
;AEW: [[Ancient Elven Woods]]; one of the maps that make up Isya.
;AFK: ''Away from keyboard''; a common acronym in on-line chat.
;[[Aggro]]: The level of aggression that a monster has to each character around it. A monster will attack the character for whom it has the most aggro.
;Aim%: [[All_About_Stats|Aim]]; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly. One of the factors in determining probability that attacks will hit a target.
;alt: Abbreviation of ''alternative character''. Each player account may include up to four characters on a server, with alt referring to any of these other than whichever the player considers to be their main character.
;AoE: ''Area of effect''; usually used to refer to a skill that damages multiple targets.
;[[Archer]]: One of the four classes, specializing in ranged damage and DOT.
;[[Weapons (Fighter)|Axe]]: A two-handed weapon only usable by Fighters (therefore cannot be used in conjunction with a shield).
;att: Abbreviation for ''attack''.

==B==
;B>: As a prefix to a chat message, this indicates that the player is looking to buy the item that they name.
;BG: ''Battleground''
;BH: [[Burning Hill]]s; relatively low-leveled area and base to the Pirates.
;Blessed: A [[Enhancement_Guide#The_stones| Blessed Elrue, Lix or Xir]]; has a decreased probability of item breakage during enhancement compared with a stone that is not Blessed.
;BLOCK%: [[All_About_Stats| Block rate]]; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly.
;Blue: A description of an item that has a name highlighted in blue. These are rare drops that have exceptional abilities, including a set of additions to stats. Compare with [[#G|Greens]] and [[#O|Oranges]].
;BoD: [[Bonds of Darkness]]; the level 50-59 dungeon.
;Boss: A boss monster is unique on a map, respawning relatively infrequently, and is much more powerful than the surrounding monsters. Compare with [[#E|elite]] monsters.
;[[Weapons (Archer)|Bow]]: A weapon only usable by Archers.
;BRB: ''(I'll) be right back''; a common acronym in on-line chat.
;buff: A positive effect applied to a character (or rarely by a monster to itself). These are temporary and may include increases to any statistics, healing over time, and increased movement speed.
;BTW: ''By the way''; a common acronym in on-line chat.
;BR: [[Burning Rock]]; high-leveled area for 70+
;BZ: ''Battlezone''.

==C==
;City: A town that covers the majority of its map. On a map that includes a city, players have the option to hide all other characters so that they are not visible (reducing the amount of graphics requiring processing if the player is experiencing lag); this will also hide normal talking but not other forms of communication (whispers, shouts, party chat and so on).
;Clank: A Cleric who primarily takes damage for the party.
;clanking: the act of a Cleric tanking.
;[[Cleric]]: One of the four classes, specializing in buffing characters.
;comp: Abbreviation of [[Composition| Material Composition]].
;Cooldown: The minimum period of time between consecutive uses of the same skill. A skill can be empowered to reduce its cooldown.
;Copper: One of the units of in-game money, denoted by {{C}}. One copper equals one thousandth of a silver, and is the lowest unit of denomination. May also refer to the [[Copper_Ore_(Object)| Copper Ore]] and [[Copper_Lump| Copper Lump]] items.
;CP: May refer either to [[Collapsed Prison]], [[Concealed Prison]] or [[Concealed Peak]].
;CRIT%: [[All_About_Stats| Critical rate]]; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly.
;[[Weapons (Archer)|Crossbow]]: A weapon only usable by Archers.
;CS: [[Cash Shop]]. In-game store where you use Sparkcash bought with real money, to exchange for virtual goods and services.
;CSR: ''Customer Service Representative''.

==D==
;decomp: Abbreviation of [[Decomposition |Material Decomposition]].
;debuff: A negative effect applied to a character or monster. These are temporary and may include decreases to any statistics, damage over time, and decreased movement speed.
;dc: Abbreviation of ''disconnect'', what happens whenever you are logged-out of the game without your prompting.
;DD: ''Damage-Dealer''; refers usually to Archers and Mages. Sometimes to Fighters with axes.
;DEF: [[All_About_Stats| Defense]], specifically physical defense; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly.
;DEX: [[All_About_Stats| Dexterity]]; one of the five basic stats, affecting a character's evasion and aim.
;DMG: ''Damage'', specifically physical damage; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly.
;DOT: ''Damage over time''.
;DoTA: refers to ''Dungeon of the Abyss'' or [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dota Defense of the Ancients], a popular Warcraft mod.
;DPS: ''Damage per second''.
;[[Monster Drops|drop]]: An item that appears next to a monster's corpse at the moment it is killed. Drops will disappear after a short while if they are not picked up. For a few seconds, a drop can only be picked up by the character that killed the monster (or another character in the same party) to prevent theft. May also refer to a connection being dropped, which means that a player is no longer connected to the game server and their character will automatically disappear from the map within ten seconds.
;Dungeon: A map (usually modeled as a network of underground caverns) with a set of monsters with names prefixed by 'Dungeon' that are more powerful versions of standard monsters. Dungeons have both minimum and maximum class level restrictions. A character that dies in a dungeon will respawn at the dungeon entrance (staying in the same map) rather than a town.
;dust: [[Materials#Dusts| Dust, Soul Dust, Spirit Dust]] of varying tiers. An item that can be found after killing Elemental monsters and Spirit monsters. These dust can also be bought from [[Item Merchant Nina]]. Used in [[Stone Production]].

==E==
;Eld: Abbreviation of [[Elderine]].
;Elite: An elite monster may appear in multiple areas of a map, but will usually be unique in its immediate vicinity. They respawn less frequently than and are more powerful than the surrounding common monsters. Compare with [[#B|boss]] monsters.
;[[Elrue]]: A stone used to enhance an item up to +1, +2 or +3.
;empower: To increase the effectiveness of a skill by putting skill-points into it.
;END: [[All_About_Stats| Endurance]]; one of the five basic stats, affecting a character's HP, block rate and physical defense.
;[[Enhancement Guide|enhance]]: To increase the effectiveness of a weapon or armour (to a maximum level of +9) through the use of stones at a blacksmith.
;EVA%: [[All_About_Stats| Evasion]]; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly. Factor in determining if attacks are evaded.
;events: Limited period special occasions that typically involve new items in the on-line store and new quests, only available during the event period. These are often themed to coincide with real world celebratory periods.
;EXP: [[EXP_Table| Experience]]; a number of points gained from killing monsters and completing quests, and lost from dying. Each level has an increasingly higher experience requirement to advance to the next level.

==F==
;Fame: A property of a character that is gained by completing quests and gaining titles. It can be spent to purchase learning scrolls and alchemy stones from Item Merchant Nina in Elderine, but has no other use. Contrary to its name, it is not a publically viewable property.
;FBZ: ''Free Battle Zone''.
;[[Fighter]]: One of the four classes, specialising in high mêlée damage.
;FoM: [[Forest of Mist]]; one of the maps that make up Isya, a low-leveled map.
;FoT: [[Forest of Tides]]; one of the maps that make up Isya, a starting map.
;FoS: [[Forest of Slumber]]; one of the maps that make up Isya, a high-leveled area and considered one of the most beautiful.
;friend: Person you've added to your friend's list, you can have up to 50 friends in Fiesta.
;FTL: ''For the loss''; a common acronym in on-line chat.
;FTW: ''For the win''; a common acronym in on-line chat.

==G==
;gank: Abbreviation for ''Group-Kill''.
;[http://fiesta-online.gamigo.com/| Gamigo]: The company that publishes Fiesta in Europe. Note that Fiesta was originally developed and published by Ons On Soft in Korea.
;gather: Collect materials from wood/ore/plant/mushroom spawns.
;GC: [[Goblin Camp]]; a level 30-40 level area.
;Gem: One of the units of in-game money, denoted by {{Gem}}. One gem equals one hundred gold, and is the highest unit of denomination. May also refer to the Gemstone items.
;GGK: [[Great Goblin King]]; a boss mob. May refer either to the one in [[Lost_Mini_Dragon| KQ]] or in the [[Concealed_Peak| dungeon]].
;GH: [[Giant Harpy]]; a boss mob in the [[Trumpy Remains]]. May also refer to the [[Gold Hill Adventure]] Kingdom-Quest.
;gl: Abbreviation for ''Good Luck''; a common term in on-line chat.
;GoC: [[Dungeon Giant Orc Captain| Giant Orc Captain]]; a boss mob in the [[Land of Trials]].
;GoD: [[Graveyard of the Dead]]; has a level 30 level-requirement.
;GM: ''Game Moderator''/''Game Master''. In charge of in-game issues and events.
;Gold: One of the units of in-game money, denoted by {{G}}. One gold equals one thousand silver, and one hundredth of a gem. May also refer to the Gold Ore and Gold Lump items.
;Green: A description of an item that has a name highlighted in green. These are uncommon drops that have better than normal abilities, usually a random set of additions to stats. Compare with [[#B|Blues]] and [[#O|Oranges]].
;grind: Fighting the same monster(s) over and over to gain experience.
;[[Guilds|Guild]]: Group of players banded together in an organization.

==H==
;[[Weapons (Cleric)|Hammer]]: A one-handed weapon only usable by Clerics (therefore can be used in conjunction with a shield).
;[[Harvesting and Resources|harvest]]: See ''gather.'' Collect materials from wood/ore/plant/mushroom hexes.
;HQ: ''High-Quality''; usually used to refer to high-quality materials.
;House: Structure that the Player's avatar rests in. Restores HP and SP.
;HP: ''Hit''/''health points''; these are a measure of the character's ability to withstand damage. When a character's HP is reduced to zero, they are dead.
;HT: [[Tomb_of_Helga| Helga's Tomb]]; one of the maps that make up Isya,currently the highest-leveled map in the game.

==I==
;ic: ''I see''; a common acronym in on-line chat.
;idc: ''I don't care''; a common acronym in on-line chat.
;idk: ''I don't know''; a common acronym in on-line chat.
;INT: [[All_About_Stats| Intelligence]]; one of the five basic stats, affecting the power of a character's magical attack.
;inventory/inv: The amount of limited space that a character has for carrying items. Each item takes up one slot (although many items of the same type will stack together in the same slot). Items that are worn or wielded do not count towards the inventory space. May also be an abbreviation for ''invite''.
;Isya: The name of the world in which the Fiesta game is set.
;imo: ''In My Opinion''; a common acronym in online chat.

==J==
;jk: ''joke/joking''; a common acronym in on-line chat.

==K==
;k/kk: ''Okay''; a common term in on-line chat.
;kick: [[Snearing Kick]]; a Fighter ability to increase aggro on a single mob.
;kill-stealing: The action of attacking a monster that another character (not in the same party) is already attacking, without permission. This is universally considered bad etiquette as only one of these characters will receive the benefit of counting that monster towards their quest kill totals.
;[[Kingdom Quest]]: One of a range of time-limited quests that are only accessible at particular times, are held entirely on maps not otherwise accessible, and are participated in by several characters simultaneously. Participants work towards a common goal.
;[[Kingdom Quests|KQ]]: Abbreviation of ''Kingdom Quest''.
;KS: Abbreviation of ''Kill-steal''.

==L==
;lag: A state in which a player is suffering from poor response times in the game. A lagged player may see nothing moving or jerky movement. If the lag is resolved, often the player will see the action that they missed play out rapidly.
;level: A word with [http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0012.html multiple uses]. May refer to any of:
:* The class level of a character, gained through increasing experience, that affects the character's effectiveness, which items they can use, which quests they can start, which maps they can access, and more. This is the most commonly used meaning of 'level'.
:* The level of a monster, which is analogous to a character's class level. The higher the monster's level is in relation to a character's level, the more experience points the character will gain for killing it.
:* The skill level that a character has in a production skill, affecting the range of items that the character can produce with that skill.
:* The dungeon level for an area that is constructed of multiple connected maps (for example [[Luminous Stone]]).
;lfp: ''Looking for Party''; a common acronym in on-line chat.
;[[Licenses|license]]: An item that may be used (at a weapon title merchant) to increase the effectiveness of a weapon against a specific monster. Repeated use of a licensed weapon against that monster will further increase its effect.
;lives: During a Kingdom Quest, a character has three lives (represented by clearly visible red hearts). If they die and are not Revived, they will use up a life rather than respawning in a town. If they run out of lives, they will respawn in a town, leaving the Kingdom Quest.
;[[Lix]]: A stone used to enhance an item up to +4, +5 or +6.
;LoT: [[Land of Trials]], the 6x dungeon.
;Lucky: A [[ Enhancement_Guide#The_stones|Lucky Elrue, Lix or Xir]] has a chance of increasing the enhancement of an item by +2 rather than just +1.
;LQ: ''Low-Quality''; usually used to refer to low-tier materials.

==M==
;[[Weapons (Cleric)|Mace]]: A one-handed weapon only usable by Clerics (therefore can be used in conjunction with a shield).
;[[Mage]]: One of the four classes, specialising in ranged damage and DPS.
;main: Refers to a player's main character. Each player account may include up to four characters on a server, with the others being referred to as alts.
;Mank: A Mage who takes damage for the party.
;manking: Refers to the action of a Mage tanking.
;map: A single continuous playing area in the game (as a metonym from the representation of the area on the map display). There is a short load time required when moving from one map to another.
;Master: May refer either to a [[Guilds#Guild_Hierarchy| Guild-Master]] or an [[Guilds#Academy| Academy-Master]].
;[[Composition| Material Composition]]: One of the five alchemy skills.
;[[Decomposition| Material Decomposition]]: One of the five alchemy skills.
;[[All_About_Stats| MDEF]]: Magical defense; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly.
;[[All_About_Stats| MDMG]]: Magical damage; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly.
;mine: To collect materials; specifically used when collecting from ores.
;MMORPG: ''Massively Multiplayer On-line Roleplaying Game''; a computer RPG played over the internet that can support large numbers of players in the same game world such that the players can all interact with each other.
;mob: Abbreviation for ''mobile'', and used as a synonym for 'monster'. This term originates from early multiplayer text adventure games where monsters were modeled as objects that had additional properties like movement (hence mobile).
;monster: A game-generated and controlled creature, usually hostile to the player. Killed for experience and quests.
;[[Movers|mover]]: A mount that a character can ride to increase movement speed.
;MQ: ''Medium-Quality''; usually used to refer to mid-tier materials.
;MT: [[Moonlight Tomb]]; one of the maps that make up Isya.

==N==
;np: ''No Problem''; a common term in on-line chat.
;[[NPC List|NPC]]: Non-Player Character; a game character that is system-controlled rather than player-controlled. NPCs remain fixed in their locations and often give quests, sell items, or perform other services. All NPCs are marked on the map.
==O==
;omfg: ''Oh my ****ing God''; a common acronym in on-line chat.
;[http://www.onson.co.kr/ENG/ Ons On Soft]: The company that originally developed Fiesta and publishes it in Korea.
;Orange: A description of an item that has a name highlighted in blue. These are extremely rare drops that have outstanding abilities, including a set of additions to stats. Compare with [[#G|Greens]] and [[#B|Blues]].
;[[ores]]: may refer to the ore materials used for [[Stone Production]].
;[http://fiesta.outspark.com/ OutSpark]: The company that publishes Fiesta in North America. Note that Fiesta was originally developed and published by Ons On Soft in Korea.

==P==
;party: A group of characters linked together, limited to a maximum of five characters. When the party are close together (roughly in visible distance) they split experience for kills, will all benefit from monster kill counts, and can chat privately to the party as a whole.
;[[Pets|Pet]]: A small avatar of a monster that hovers at a character's shoulder. Pets grant a bonus to all of a character's basic stats.
;plz: Abbreviation for ''please''; a common term in on-line chat.
;P'O/PO: Abbreviation of ''pissed-off''.
;[[Potions]]: One of the five alchemy skills, and the type of item that it produces.
;pots: Abbreviation of ''Potions''.
;[[Production Skills|Production]]: refers to either the Production-Skills or the action of using them.
;ppl: Abbreviation for ''people''.
;pt: Abbreviation for ''party''.
;pull: Attract a monster's aggro from a distance, usually a job given to a ranged-class to draw a mob towards the party.
;PvE: Player versus Environment. Refers to Player versus game-generated and controlled monsters.
;PvP: Player versus player. Refers to Player versus other Player-controlled characters.

==Q==
;[[Quest List|Quest]]: Missions given by NPCs, players have to fulfill given objectives to be rewarded experience, money and fame. Equipment and items may also be rewards.

==R==
;res/rev: Abbreviation of ''resurrection''/''revive'', referring to use of the Cleric's [[Cleric_Skills#Revive|Revive]] ability.
;respawn: To reappear on a map after having been killed. Characters will respawn in the closest town two minutes after dying (unless the player clicks the "Move to town" button to respawn immediately). Monsters will respawn at a random point within a certain fixed area, a short period of time after dying.
;rider: A skill that can be learnt by any class, allowing a character to use a mover.
;roar: A chat message heard by all individuals on the same server as the person roaring. Currently available only as a per-use item purchasable using SparkCash. Also refers to the item itself.
;Robo: Refers to Millennium Robo, both a boss monster in Vine Tomb and a [[Robo| boss monster]] in the eponymous Kingdom Quest [[Millenium Robo Plot]]. Often used to refer to the Kingdom Quest rather than Millennium Robo himself.
;roleplay: Acting (and in particular talking) in the way that the character would, rather than in the way that the player would. This implicitly constrains assumed knowledge and conversation to just the game universe, rather than breaking the roleplay by talking about real life topics.
;RP: Abbreviation of ''Roleplay''.
;RPG: ''Roleplaying Game''; a game in which a player assumes the persona and abilities of an in-game character.

==S==
;S>: As a prefix to a chat message, this indicates that the player is looking to sell the item that they name.
;SC: ''SparkCash''.
;SBL: [[Summoned_Beast_Leather| Summoned Beast Leather]]; a drop required for scroll production that is often in demand.
;SEG: [[Scaffold Execution Ground]]; one of the maps that make up Isya.
;[[Scrolls]]: One of the five alchemy skills, and the type of item that it produces. Also refers to other types of scroll such as transport scrolls (that teleport characters to towns) and learning scrolls (that teach skills).
;server: The computer on which a particular character's database record is stored. Each server is completely independent, so characters can only interact with other characters on the same server.
;[[Armors|set]]: A collection of Armor with the same name.
;Shield: A defensive item only usable in conjunction with one-handed weapons, and only usable by Fighters or Clerics (any individual shield will specifically be usable ''either'' by Fighters ''or'' by Clerics, never both).
;shout: A chat message heard by all individuals on the same map as the person shouting.
;skin: SparkCash Item you can use to give your weapon a new look and increased damage and critical rate.
;silver: One of the units of in-game money, denoted by {{S}}. One silver equals one thousand copper, and one thousandth of a gold. May also refer to the silver ore and silver lump items.
;SoG: [[Sea of Greed]]; one of the maps that make up Isya.
;SP: ''Spell points''; these are used by used to power certain abilities, with the character unable to use that ability if they have insufficient SP.
;[[spam| Spam]]: Describes an action performed repeated in rapid succession.
;SparkCash: Purchased with real money at fixed rate (currently 700 SparkCash per US dollar), SparkCash is a currency used to buy items from the [[Fiesta Store]].
;SPR: [[All_About_Stats| Spirit]]; one of the five basic stats, affecting a character's SP, critical rate and magical defense.
;stack: A number of items that completely fills one inventory space. For most drops this means fifty identical copies of the same item. Some items (such as enhancement stones) have smaller stack sizes. Some items (such as weapons and armour) do not stack at all.
;[[Weapons (Mage)|Staff]]: A weapon only usable by Mages.
;[[Stone Production|stones]]: One of the five alchemy skills, and the type of item that it produces. Also refers to other types of stones such as healing stones (that restore HP) and spell scrolls (that restore SP).
;storage: An additional inventory space that can be accessed only through certain NPCs, and so requires a character to visit a town in order for it to be used. The same storage space is shared by all characters that a player has on their account on one server and so acts as a method to transfer items between characters controlled by the same player.
;STR: [[All_About_Stats| Strength]]; one of the five basic stats, affecting the power of a character's physical attack.
;[[Weapons (Fighter)|Sword]]: A weapon only usable by Fighters; may be one-handed or two-handed (may be used in conjunction with a shield only if one-handed).

==T==
;[[Tank]]: A term given to a character, usually a Fighter with high defense, who has the job of taking all the damage from a horde of monsters for party-members.
;Tarcher: Refers to an Archer who acts as a Tank.
;tarching: Refers to the action of an Archer tanking.
;tier: A property of an item that gives an indication of its relative effectiveness. Higher tier items will have a high class level requirement to use. The tier of a stone must match the tier of the item it is being used to enhance.
;[[Title Guide|Title]]: Feature in Fiesta; it is a tag or denomination that is earned by doing certain tasks, and is displayed above a character's name.
;ToS: ''Terms of Service''. The legal terms which you agree to in order to play Fiesta.
;town: An area of a map that is characterised by no monsters, multiple NPCs, and is an area in which characters will respawn upon death.
;train: A character may gain a monster's aggro by passing close to them. Running through an area may attract many monsters in sequence, forming a train that follows the character. When the player gets far enough from a monster's initial location, the monster will give up chasing and return to the original spawn position. They will aggro any in range while they run back. It is considered bad etiquette to form a train in such a way that the returning monsters attack other characters against their wishes.
;tyvm: ''Thank you very much''; a common acronym in on-line chat.

==U==
;Uru: [[Uruga]]; the third major-city in Fiesta.

==V==
;VT: [[Vine Tomb]]; one of the maps that make up Isya.
==W==
;[[Weapons (Mage)|Wand]]: A weapon only usable by Mages.
;war: [[Guilds#Guild_War|Guild War]]; form of PvP in Fiesta.
;wep: Abbreviation of ''weapon''.
;whisper: A chat message sent to and heard by just one individual. Displays as purple text in the chat box.
;WoW: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wow| World of Warcraft]; a rival MMORPG (that requires a monthly fee to play) which is often used as a standard for comparison due to its notability.
;wtb: ''Want to buy''; a common acronym in on-line chat.
;wtf: ''What the f**k''; a common acronym in on-line chat.
;wts: ''Want to sell''; a common acronym in on-line chat.

==X==
;[[Weapons_(Archer)#Crossbow|xbow]]: Abbreviation of crossbow.
;[[Xir]]: A stone used to enhance an item up to +7, +8 or +9.

==Y== a common acronym in on-line chat.

==Z==
;ZK: Zombie King. Boss Mob of [[Graveyard_of_the_Dead| Graveyard of the Dead]]

=See also=
{{General Guides}}

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[[Category:Glossary]]This page offers an alphabetical list of various commonly used jargon terms, with brief explanatory descriptions and links to other FiestaWiki pages. Some of these are game-specific terms and some are generic terms that may not be familiar to new players.If a term you are looking for does not appear in this list, try entering it into the wiki search box to see if there is an associated article.The intention of this page is to decode abbreviations and explain words whose meaning may not be obvious, rather than to list every word that is used in reference to Fiesta. This page assumes a level of fluency in English (so 'starfish' is not defined, for example) but not necessarily any previous experience in internet gaming. The list does not include common misspellings as it is assumed that they can be worked out from context (and it is better to encourage correct use of language rather than lend any legitimacy to them). The names of specific player characters and guilds are also out of scope.<H3 STYLE="text-align:center;">[ [[#A|A]] | [[#B|B]] | [[#C|C]] | [[#D|D]] | [[#E|E]] | [[#F|F]] | [[#G|G]] | [[#H|H]] | [[#I|I]] | [[#J|J]] | [[#K|K]] | [[#L|L]] | [[#M|M]] | [[#N|N]] | [[#O|O]] | [[#P|P]] | [[#Q|Q]] | [[#R|R]] | [[#S|S]] | [[#T|T]] | [[#U|U]] | [[#V|V]] | [[#W|W]] | [[#X|X]] | [[#Y|Y]] | [[#Z|Z]] ]</H3> __NOTOC__==A==;[[Guilds#Guild_Academy| Academy]]: Component in the guild system; joining a guild's academy gives a player items and money with every level-up, as determined by the guild's Academy Master.;AEW: [[Ancient Elven Woods]]; one of the maps that make up Isya.;AFK: ''Away from keyboard''; a common acronym in on-line chat.;[[Aggro]]: The level of aggression that a monster has to each character around it. A monster will attack the character for whom it has the most aggro.;Aim%: [[All_About_Stats|Aim]]; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly. One of the factors in determining probability that attacks will hit a target.;alt: Abbreviation of ''alternative character''. Each player account may include up to four characters on a server, with alt referring to any of these other than whichever the player considers to be their main character.;AoE: ''Area of effect''; usually used to refer to a skill that damages multiple targets.;[[Archer]]: One of the four classes, specializing in ranged damage and DOT.;[[Weapons (Fighter)|Axe]]: A two-handed weapon only usable by Fighters (therefore cannot be used in conjunction with a shield).;att: Abbreviation for ''attack''.==B==;B>: As a prefix to a chat message, this indicates that the player is looking to buy the item that they name.;BG: ''Battleground'';BH: [[Burning Hill]]s; relatively low-leveled area and base to the Pirates.;Blessed: A [[Enhancement_Guide#The_stones| Blessed Elrue, Lix or Xir]]; has a decreased probability of item breakage during enhancement compared with a stone that is not Blessed.;BLOCK%: [[All_About_Stats| Block rate]]; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly.;Blue: A description of an item that has a name highlighted in blue. These are rare drops that have exceptional abilities, including a set of additions to stats. Compare with [[#G|Greens]] and [[#O|Oranges]].;BoD: [[Bonds of Darkness]]; the level 50-59 dungeon. ;Boss: A boss monster is unique on a map, respawning relatively infrequently, and is much more powerful than the surrounding monsters. Compare with [[#E|elite]] monsters.;[[Weapons (Archer)|Bow]]: A weapon only usable by Archers.;BRB: ''(I'll) be right back''; a common acronym in on-line chat.;buff: A positive effect applied to a character (or rarely by a monster to itself). These are temporary and may include increases to any statistics, healing over time, and increased movement speed.;BTW: ''By the way''; a common acronym in on-line chat.;BR: [[Burning Rock]]; high-leveled area for 70+;BZ: ''Battlezone''.==C==;City: A town that covers the majority of its map. On a map that includes a city, players have the option to hide all other characters so that they are not visible (reducing the amount of graphics requiring processing if the player is experiencing lag); this will also hide normal talking but not other forms of communication (whispers, shouts, party chat and so on).;Clank: A Cleric who primarily takes damage for the party.;clanking: the act of a Cleric tanking.;[[Cleric]]: One of the four classes, specializing in buffing characters.;comp: Abbreviation of [[Composition| Material Composition]].;Cooldown: The minimum period of time between consecutive uses of the same skill. A skill can be empowered to reduce its cooldown.;Copper: One of the units of in-game money, denoted by {{C}}. One copper equals one thousandth of a silver, and is the lowest unit of denomination. May also refer to the [[Copper_Ore_(Object)| Copper Ore]] and [[Copper_Lump| Copper Lump]] items.;CP: May refer either to [[Collapsed Prison]], [[Concealed Prison]] or [[Concealed Peak]].;CRIT%: [[All_About_Stats| Critical rate]]; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly.;[[Weapons (Archer)|Crossbow]]: A weapon only usable by Archers.;CS: [[Cash Shop]]. In-game store where you use Sparkcash bought with real money, to exchange for virtual goods and services.;CSR: ''Customer Service Representative''.==D==;decomp: Abbreviation of [[Decomposition |Material Decomposition]].;debuff: A negative effect applied to a character or monster. These are temporary and may include decreases to any statistics, damage over time, and decreased movement speed.;dc: Abbreviation of ''disconnect'', what happens whenever you are logged-out of the game without your prompting.;DD: ''Damage-Dealer''; refers usually to Archers and Mages. Sometimes to Fighters with axes.;DEF: [[All_About_Stats| Defense]], specifically physical defense; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly.;DEX: [[All_About_Stats| Dexterity]]; one of the five basic stats, affecting a character's evasion and aim.;DMG: ''Damage'', specifically physical damage; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly.;DOT: ''Damage over time''.;DoTA: refers to ''Dungeon of the Abyss'' or [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dota Defense of the Ancients], a popular Warcraft mod.;DPS: ''Damage per second''.;[[Monster Drops|drop]]: An item that appears next to a monster's corpse at the moment it is killed. Drops will disappear after a short while if they are not picked up. For a few seconds, a drop can only be picked up by the character that killed the monster (or another character in the same party) to prevent theft. May also refer to a connection being dropped, which means that a player is no longer connected to the game server and their character will automatically disappear from the map within ten seconds.;Dungeon: A map (usually modeled as a network of underground caverns) with a set of monsters with names prefixed by 'Dungeon' that are more powerful versions of standard monsters. Dungeons have both minimum and maximum class level restrictions. A character that dies in a dungeon will respawn at the dungeon entrance (staying in the same map) rather than a town.;dust: [[Materials#Dusts| Dust, Soul Dust, Spirit Dust]] of varying tiers. An item that can be found after killing Elemental monsters and Spirit monsters. These dust can also be bought from [[Item Merchant Nina]]. Used in [[Stone Production]].==E==;Eld: Abbreviation of [[Elderine]].;Elite: An elite monster may appear in multiple areas of a map, but will usually be unique in its immediate vicinity. They respawn less frequently than and are more powerful than the surrounding common monsters. Compare with [[#B|boss]] monsters.;[[Elrue]]: A stone used to enhance an item up to +1, +2 or +3.;empower: To increase the effectiveness of a skill by putting skill-points into it.;END: [[All_About_Stats| Endurance]]; one of the five basic stats, affecting a character's HP, block rate and physical defense.;[[Enhancement Guide|enhance]]: To increase the effectiveness of a weapon or armour (to a maximum level of +9) through the use of stones at a blacksmith.;EVA%: [[All_About_Stats| Evasion]]; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly. Factor in determining if attacks are evaded.;events: Limited period special occasions that typically involve new items in the on-line store and new quests, only available during the event period. These are often themed to coincide with real world celebratory periods.;EXP: [[EXP_Table| Experience]]; a number of points gained from killing monsters and completing quests, and lost from dying. Each level has an increasingly higher experience requirement to advance to the next level.==F==;Fame: A property of a character that is gained by completing quests and gaining titles. It can be spent to purchase learning scrolls and alchemy stones from Item Merchant Nina in Elderine, but has no other use. Contrary to its name, it is not a publically viewable property.;FBZ: ''Free Battle Zone''.;[[Fighter]]: One of the four classes, specialising in high mêlée damage.;FoM: [[Forest of Mist]]; one of the maps that make up Isya, a low-leveled map.;FoT: [[Forest of Tides]]; one of the maps that make up Isya, a starting map.;FoS: [[Forest of Slumber]]; one of the maps that make up Isya, a high-leveled area and considered one of the most beautiful.;friend: Person you've added to your friend's list, you can have up to 50 friends in Fiesta.;FTL: ''For the loss''; a common acronym in on-line chat.;FTW: ''For the win''; a common acronym in on-line chat.==G==;gank: Abbreviation for ''Group-Kill''.;[http://fiesta-online.gamigo.com/| Gamigo]: The company that publishes Fiesta in Europe. Note that Fiesta was originally developed and published by Ons On Soft in Korea.;gather: Collect materials from wood/ore/plant/mushroom spawns.;GC: [[Goblin Camp]]; a level 30-40 level area.;Gem: One of the units of in-game money, denoted by {{Gem}}. One gem equals one hundred gold, and is the highest unit of denomination. May also refer to the Gemstone items.;GGK: [[Great Goblin King]]; a boss mob. May refer either to the one in [[Lost_Mini_Dragon| KQ]] or in the [[Concealed_Peak| dungeon]].;GH: [[Giant Harpy]]; a boss mob in the [[Trumpy Remains]]. May also refer to the [[Gold Hill Adventure]] Kingdom-Quest.;gl: Abbreviation for ''Good Luck''; a common term in on-line chat.;GoC: [[Dungeon Giant Orc Captain| Giant Orc Captain]]; a boss mob in the [[Land of Trials]].;GoD: [[Graveyard of the Dead]]; has a level 30 level-requirement.;GM: ''Game Moderator''/''Game Master''. In charge of in-game issues and events.;Gold: One of the units of in-game money, denoted by {{G}}. One gold equals one thousand silver, and one hundredth of a gem. May also refer to the Gold Ore and Gold Lump items.;Green: A description of an item that has a name highlighted in green. These are uncommon drops that have better than normal abilities, usually a random set of additions to stats. Compare with [[#B|Blues]] and [[#O|Oranges]].;grind: Fighting the same monster(s) over and over to gain experience.;[[Guilds|Guild]]: Group of players banded together in an organization.==H==;[[Weapons (Cleric)|Hammer]]: A one-handed weapon only usable by Clerics (therefore can be used in conjunction with a shield).;[[Harvesting and Resources|harvest]]: See ''gather.'' Collect materials from wood/ore/plant/mushroom hexes.;HQ: ''High-Quality''; usually used to refer to high-quality materials.;House: Structure that the Player's avatar rests in. Restores HP and SP.;HP: ''Hit''/''health points''; these are a measure of the character's ability to withstand damage. When a character's HP is reduced to zero, they are dead.;HT: [[Tomb_of_Helga| Helga's Tomb]]; one of the maps that make up Isya,currently the highest-leveled map in the game.==I==;ic: ''I see''; a common acronym in on-line chat.;idc: ''I don't care''; a common acronym in on-line chat.;idk: ''I don't know''; a common acronym in on-line chat.;INT: [[All_About_Stats| Intelligence]]; one of the five basic stats, affecting the power of a character's magical attack.;inventory/inv: The amount of limited space that a character has for carrying items. Each item takes up one slot (although many items of the same type will stack together in the same slot). Items that are worn or wielded do not count towards the inventory space. May also be an abbreviation for ''invite''. ;Isya: The name of the world in which the Fiesta game is set.;imo: ''In My Opinion''; a common acronym in online chat.==J==;jk: ''joke/joking''; a common acronym in on-line chat.==K==;k/kk: ''Okay''; a common term in on-line chat.;kick: [[Snearing Kick]]; a Fighter ability to increase aggro on a single mob.;kill-stealing: The action of attacking a monster that another character (not in the same party) is already attacking, without permission. This is universally considered bad etiquette as only one of these characters will receive the benefit of counting that monster towards their quest kill totals.;[[Kingdom Quest]]: One of a range of time-limited quests that are only accessible at particular times, are held entirely on maps not otherwise accessible, and are participated in by several characters simultaneously. Participants work towards a common goal.;[[Kingdom Quests|KQ]]: Abbreviation of ''Kingdom Quest''.;KS: Abbreviation of ''Kill-steal''.==L==;lag: A state in which a player is suffering from poor response times in the game. A lagged player may see nothing moving or jerky movement. If the lag is resolved, often the player will see the action that they missed play out rapidly.;level: A word with [http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0012.html multiple uses]. May refer to any of::* The class level of a character, gained through increasing experience, that affects the character's effectiveness, which items they can use, which quests they can start, which maps they can access, and more. This is the most commonly used meaning of 'level'.:* The level of a monster, which is analogous to a character's class level. The higher the monster's level is in relation to a character's level, the more experience points the character will gain for killing it.:* The skill level that a character has in a production skill, affecting the range of items that the character can produce with that skill.:* The dungeon level for an area that is constructed of multiple connected maps (for example [[Luminous Stone]]).;lfp: ''Looking for Party''; a common acronym in on-line chat.;[[Licenses|license]]: An item that may be used (at a weapon title merchant) to increase the effectiveness of a weapon against a specific monster. Repeated use of a licensed weapon against that monster will further increase its effect.;lives: During a Kingdom Quest, a character has three lives (represented by clearly visible red hearts). If they die and are not Revived, they will use up a life rather than respawning in a town. If they run out of lives, they will respawn in a town, leaving the Kingdom Quest.;[[Lix]]: A stone used to enhance an item up to +4, +5 or +6.;LoT: [[Land of Trials]], the 6x dungeon.;Lucky: A [[ Enhancement_Guide#The_stones|Lucky Elrue, Lix or Xir]] has a chance of increasing the enhancement of an item by +2 rather than just +1.;LQ: ''Low-Quality''; usually used to refer to low-tier materials.==M==;[[Weapons (Cleric)|Mace]]: A one-handed weapon only usable by Clerics (therefore can be used in conjunction with a shield).;[[Mage]]: One of the four classes, specialising in ranged damage and DPS.;main: Refers to a player's main character. Each player account may include up to four characters on a server, with the others being referred to as alts.;Mank: A Mage who takes damage for the party.;manking: Refers to the action of a Mage tanking.;map: A single continuous playing area in the game (as a metonym from the representation of the area on the map display). There is a short load time required when moving from one map to another.;Master: May refer either to a [[Guilds#Guild_Hierarchy| Guild-Master]] or an [[Guilds#Academy| Academy-Master]].;[[Composition| Material Composition]]: One of the five alchemy skills.;[[Decomposition| Material Decomposition]]: One of the five alchemy skills.;[[All_About_Stats| MDEF]]: Magical defense; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly.;[[All_About_Stats| MDMG]]: Magical damage; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly.;mine: To collect materials; specifically used when collecting from ores.;MMORPG: ''Massively Multiplayer On-line Roleplaying Game''; a computer RPG played over the internet that can support large numbers of players in the same game world such that the players can all interact with each other.;mob: Abbreviation for ''mobile'', and used as a synonym for 'monster'. This term originates from early multiplayer text adventure games where monsters were modeled as objects that had additional properties like movement (hence mobile).;monster: A game-generated and controlled creature, usually hostile to the player. Killed for experience and quests.;[[Movers|mover]]: A mount that a character can ride to increase movement speed.;MQ: ''Medium-Quality''; usually used to refer to mid-tier materials.;MT: [[Moonlight Tomb]]; one of the maps that make up Isya.==N==;np: ''No Problem''; a common term in on-line chat.;[[NPC List|NPC]]: Non-Player Character; a game character that is system-controlled rather than player-controlled. NPCs remain fixed in their locations and often give quests, sell items, or perform other services. All NPCs are marked on the map.==O==;omfg: ''Oh my ****ing God''; a common acronym in on-line chat.;[http://www.onson.co.kr/ENG/ Ons On Soft]: The company that originally developed Fiesta and publishes it in Korea.;Orange: A description of an item that has a name highlighted in blue. These are extremely rare drops that have outstanding abilities, including a set of additions to stats. Compare with [[#G|Greens]] and [[#B|Blues]].;[[ores]]: may refer to the ore materials used for [[Stone Production]]. ;[http://fiesta.outspark.com/ OutSpark]: The company that publishes Fiesta in North America. Note that Fiesta was originally developed and published by Ons On Soft in Korea.==P==;party: A group of characters linked together, limited to a maximum of five characters. When the party are close together (roughly in visible distance) they split experience for kills, will all benefit from monster kill counts, and can chat privately to the party as a whole.;[[Pets|Pet]]: A small avatar of a monster that hovers at a character's shoulder. Pets grant a bonus to all of a character's basic stats.;plz: Abbreviation for ''please''; a common term in on-line chat.;P'O/PO: Abbreviation of ''pissed-off''.;[[Potions]]: One of the five alchemy skills, and the type of item that it produces.;pots: Abbreviation of ''Potions''.;[[Production Skills|Production]]: refers to either the Production-Skills or the action of using them.;ppl: Abbreviation for ''people''.;pt: Abbreviation for ''party''.;pull: Attract a monster's aggro from a distance, usually a job given to a ranged-class to draw a mob towards the party.;PvE: Player versus Environment. Refers to Player versus game-generated and controlled monsters.;PvP: Player versus player. Refers to Player versus other Player-controlled characters.==Q==;[[Quest List|Quest]]: Missions given by NPCs, players have to fulfill given objectives to be rewarded experience, money and fame. Equipment and items may also be rewards.==R==;res/rev: Abbreviation of ''resurrection''/''revive'', referring to use of the Cleric's [[Cleric_Skills#Revive|Revive]] ability.;respawn: To reappear on a map after having been killed. Characters will respawn in the closest town two minutes after dying (unless the player clicks the "Move to town" button to respawn immediately). Monsters will respawn at a random point within a certain fixed area, a short period of time after dying.;rider: A skill that can be learnt by any class, allowing a character to use a mover.;roar: A chat message heard by all individuals on the same server as the person roaring. Currently available only as a per-use item purchasable using SparkCash. Also refers to the item itself.;Robo: Refers to Millennium Robo, both a boss monster in Vine Tomb and a [[Robo| boss monster]] in the eponymous Kingdom Quest [[Millenium Robo Plot]]. Often used to refer to the Kingdom Quest rather than Millennium Robo himself.;roleplay: Acting (and in particular talking) in the way that the character would, rather than in the way that the player would. This implicitly constrains assumed knowledge and conversation to just the game universe, rather than breaking the roleplay by talking about real life topics.;RP: Abbreviation of ''Roleplay''.;RPG: ''Roleplaying Game''; a game in which a player assumes the persona and abilities of an in-game character.==S==;S>: As a prefix to a chat message, this indicates that the player is looking to sell the item that they name.;SC: ''SparkCash''.;SBL: [[Summoned_Beast_Leather| Summoned Beast Leather]]; a drop required for scroll production that is often in demand.;SEG: [[Scaffold Execution Ground]]; one of the maps that make up Isya.;[[Scrolls]]: One of the five alchemy skills, and the type of item that it produces. Also refers to other types of scroll such as transport scrolls (that teleport characters to towns) and learning scrolls (that teach skills).;server: The computer on which a particular character's database record is stored. Each server is completely independent, so characters can only interact with other characters on the same server.;[[Armors|set]]: A collection of Armor with the same name.;Shield: A defensive item only usable in conjunction with one-handed weapons, and only usable by Fighters or Clerics (any individual shield will specifically be usable ''either'' by Fighters ''or'' by Clerics, never both).;shout: A chat message heard by all individuals on the same map as the person shouting.;skin: SparkCash Item you can use to give your weapon a new look and increased damage and critical rate. ;silver: One of the units of in-game money, denoted by {{S}}. One silver equals one thousand copper, and one thousandth of a gold. May also refer to the silver ore and silver lump items.;SoG: [[Sea of Greed]]; one of the maps that make up Isya.;SP: ''Spell points''; these are used by used to power certain abilities, with the character unable to use that ability if they have insufficient SP.;[[spam| Spam]]: Describes an action performed repeated in rapid succession.;SparkCash: Purchased with real money at fixed rate (currently 700 SparkCash per US dollar), SparkCash is a currency used to buy items from the [[Fiesta Store]].;SPR: [[All_About_Stats| Spirit]]; one of the five basic stats, affecting a character's SP, critical rate and magical defense.;stack: A number of items that completely fills one inventory space. For most drops this means fifty identical copies of the same item. Some items (such as enhancement stones) have smaller stack sizes. Some items (such as weapons and armour) do not stack at all.;[[Weapons (Mage)|Staff]]: A weapon only usable by Mages.;[[Stone Production|stones]]: One of the five alchemy skills, and the type of item that it produces. Also refers to other types of stones such as healing stones (that restore HP) and spell scrolls (that restore SP).;storage: An additional inventory space that can be accessed only through certain NPCs, and so requires a character to visit a town in order for it to be used. The same storage space is shared by all characters that a player has on their account on one server and so acts as a method to transfer items between characters controlled by the same player.;STR: [[All_About_Stats| Strength]]; one of the five basic stats, affecting the power of a character's physical attack.;[[Weapons (Fighter)|Sword]]: A weapon only usable by Fighters; may be one-handed or two-handed (may be used in conjunction with a shield only if one-handed).==T==;[[Tank]]: A term given to a character, usually a Fighter with high defense, who has the job of taking all the damage from a horde of monsters for party-members. ;Tarcher: Refers to an Archer who acts as a Tank.;tarching: Refers to the action of an Archer tanking.;tier: A property of an item that gives an indication of its relative effectiveness. Higher tier items will have a high class level requirement to use. The tier of a stone must match the tier of the item it is being used to enhance.;[[Title Guide|Title]]: Feature in Fiesta; it is a tag or denomination that is earned by doing certain tasks, and is displayed above a character's name. ;ToS: ''Terms of Service''. The legal terms which you agree to in order to play Fiesta.;town: An area of a map that is characterised by no monsters, multiple NPCs, and is an area in which characters will respawn upon death.;train: A character may gain a monster's aggro by passing close to them. Running through an area may attract many monsters in sequence, forming a train that follows the character. When the player gets far enough from a monster's initial location, the monster will give up chasing and return to the original spawn position. They will aggro any in range while they run back. It is considered bad etiquette to form a train in such a way that the returning monsters attack other characters against their wishes.;tyvm: ''Thank you very much''; a common acronym in on-line chat.==U==;Uru: [[Uruga]]; the third major-city in Fiesta.==V==;VT: [[Vine Tomb]]; one of the maps that make up Isya.==W==;[[Weapons (Mage)|Wand]]: A weapon only usable by Mages.;war: [[Guilds#Guild_War|Guild War]]; form of PvP in Fiesta.;wep: Abbreviation of ''weapon''.;whisper: A chat message sent to and heard by just one individual. Displays as purple text in the chat box.;WoW: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wow| World of Warcraft]; a rival MMORPG (that requires a monthly fee to play) which is often used as a standard for comparison due to its notability.;wtb: ''Want to buy''; a common acronym in on-line chat.;wtf: ''What the f**k''; a common acronym in on-line chat.;wts: ''Want to sell''; a common acronym in on-line chat.==X==;[[Weapons_(Archer)#Crossbow|xbow]]: Abbreviation of crossbow.;[[Xir]]: A stone used to enhance an item up to +7, +8 or +9.==Y==;[[y]]: ''Why'' a common acronym in on-line chat.==Z==;ZK: Zombie King. Boss Mob of [[Graveyard_of_the_Dead| Graveyard of the Dead]]=See also={{General Guides}}

Glossary

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[[Category:Glossary]]
This page offers an alphabetical list of various commonly used jargon terms, with brief explanatory descriptions and links to other FiestaWiki pages. Some of these are game-specific terms and some are generic terms that may not be familiar to new players.

If a term you are looking for does not appear in this list, try entering it into the wiki search box to see if there is an associated article.

The intention of this page is to decode abbreviations and explain words whose meaning may not be obvious, rather than to list every word that is used in reference to Fiesta. This page assumes a level of fluency in English (so 'starfish' is not defined, for example) but not necessarily any previous experience in internet gaming. The list does not include common misspellings as it is assumed that they can be worked out from context (and it is better to encourage correct use of language rather than lend any legitimacy to them). The names of specific player characters and guilds are also out of scope.

<H3 STYLE="text-align:center;">[ [[#A|A]] | [[#B|B]] | [[#C|C]] | [[#D|D]] | [[#E|E]] | [[#F|F]] | [[#G|G]] | [[#H|H]] | [[#I|I]] | [[#J|J]] | [[#K|K]] | [[#L|L]] | [[#M|M]] | [[#N|N]] | [[#O|O]] | [[#P|P]] | [[#Q|Q]] | [[#R|R]] | [[#S|S]] | [[#T|T]] | [[#U|U]] | [[#V|V]] | [[#W|W]] | [[#X|X]] | [[#Y|Y]] | [[#Z|Z]] ]</H3> __NOTOC__

==A==
;[[Guilds#Guild_Academy| Academy]]: Component in the guild system; joining a guild's academy gives a player items and money with every level-up, as determined by the guild's Academy Master.
;AEW: [[Ancient Elven Woods]]; one of the maps that make up Isya.
;AFK: ''Away from keyboard''; a common acronym in on-line chat.
;[[Aggro]]: The level of aggression that a monster has to each character around it. A monster will attack the character for whom it has the most aggro.
;Aim%: [[All_About_Stats|Aim]]; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly. One of the factors in determining probability that attacks will hit a target.
;alt: Abbreviation of ''alternative character''. Each player account may include up to four characters on a server, with alt referring to any of these other than whichever the player considers to be their main character.
;AoE: ''Area of effect''; usually used to refer to a skill that damages multiple targets.
;[[Archer]]: One of the four classes, specializing in ranged damage and DOT.
;[[Weapons (Fighter)|Axe]]: A two-handed weapon only usable by Fighters (therefore cannot be used in conjunction with a shield).
;att: Abbreviation for ''attack''.

==B==
;B>: As a prefix to a chat message, this indicates that the player is looking to buy the item that they name.
;BG: ''Battleground''
;BH: [[Burning Hill]]s; relatively low-leveled area and base to the Pirates.
;Blessed: A [[Enhancement_Guide#The_stones| Blessed Elrue, Lix or Xir]]; has a decreased probability of item breakage during enhancement compared with a stone that is not Blessed.
;BLOCK%: [[All_About_Stats| Block rate]]; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly.
;Blue: A description of an item that has a name highlighted in blue. These are rare drops that have exceptional abilities, including a set of additions to stats. Compare with [[#G|Greens]] and [[#O|Oranges]].
;BoD: [[Bonds of Darkness]]; the level 50-59 dungeon.
;Boss: A boss monster is unique on a map, respawning relatively infrequently, and is much more powerful than the surrounding monsters. Compare with [[#E|elite]] monsters.
;[[Weapons (Archer)|Bow]]: A weapon only usable by Archers.
;BRB: ''(I'll) be right back''; a common acronym in on-line chat.
;buff: A positive effect applied to a character (or rarely by a monster to itself). These are temporary and may include increases to any statistics, healing over time, and increased movement speed.
;BTW: ''By the way''; a common acronym in on-line chat.
;BR: [[Burning Rock]]; high-leveled area for 70+
;BZ: ''Battlezone''.

==C==
;City: A town that covers the majority of its map. On a map that includes a city, players have the option to hide all other characters so that they are not visible (reducing the amount of graphics requiring processing if the player is experiencing lag); this will also hide normal talking but not other forms of communication (whispers, shouts, party chat and so on).
;Clank: A Cleric who primarily takes damage for the party.
;clanking: the act of a Cleric tanking.
;[[Cleric]]: One of the four classes, specializing in buffing characters.
;comp: Abbreviation of [[Composition| Material Composition]].
;Cooldown: The minimum period of time between consecutive uses of the same skill. A skill can be empowered to reduce its cooldown.
;Copper: One of the units of in-game money, denoted by {{C}}. One copper equals one thousandth of a silver, and is the lowest unit of denomination. May also refer to the [[Copper_Ore_(Object)| Copper Ore]] and [[Copper_Lump| Copper Lump]] items.
;CP: May refer either to [[Collapsed Prison]], [[Concealed Prison]] or [[Concealed Peak]].
;CRIT%: [[All_About_Stats| Critical rate]]; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly.
;[[Weapons (Archer)|Crossbow]]: A weapon only usable by Archers.
;CS: [[Cash Shop]]. In-game store where you use Sparkcash bought with real money, to exchange for virtual goods and services.
;CSR: ''Customer Service Representative''.

==D==
;decomp: Abbreviation of [[Decomposition |Material Decomposition]].
;debuff: A negative effect applied to a character or monster. These are temporary and may include decreases to any statistics, damage over time, and decreased movement speed.
;dc: Abbreviation of ''disconnect'', what happens whenever you are logged-out of the game without your prompting.
;DD: ''Damage-Dealer''; refers usually to Archers and Mages. Sometimes to Fighters with axes.
;DEF: [[All_About_Stats| Defense]], specifically physical defense; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly.
;DEX: [[All_About_Stats| Dexterity]]; one of the five basic stats, affecting a character's evasion and aim.
;DMG: ''Damage'', specifically physical damage; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly.
;DOT: ''Damage over time''.
;DoTA: refers to ''Dungeon of the Abyss'' or [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dota Defense of the Ancients], a popular Warcraft mod.
;DPS: ''Damage per second''.
;[[Monster Drops|drop]]: An item that appears next to a monster's corpse at the moment it is killed. Drops will disappear after a short while if they are not picked up. For a few seconds, a drop can only be picked up by the character that killed the monster (or another character in the same party) to prevent theft. May also refer to a connection being dropped, which means that a player is no longer connected to the game server and their character will automatically disappear from the map within ten seconds.
;Dungeon: A map (usually modeled as a network of underground caverns) with a set of monsters with names prefixed by 'Dungeon' that are more powerful versions of standard monsters. Dungeons have both minimum and maximum class level restrictions. A character that dies in a dungeon will respawn at the dungeon entrance (staying in the same map) rather than a town.
;dust: [[Materials#Dusts| Dust, Soul Dust, Spirit Dust]] of varying tiers. An item that can be found after killing Elemental monsters and Spirit monsters. These dust can also be bought from [[Item Merchant Nina]]. Used in [[Stone Production]].

==E==
;Eld: Abbreviation of [[Elderine]].
;Elite: An elite monster may appear in multiple areas of a map, but will usually be unique in its immediate vicinity. They respawn less frequently than and are more powerful than the surrounding common monsters. Compare with [[#B|boss]] monsters.
;[[Elrue]]: A stone used to enhance an item up to +1, +2 or +3.
;empower: To increase the effectiveness of a skill by putting skill-points into it.
;END: [[All_About_Stats| Endurance]]; one of the five basic stats, affecting a character's HP, block rate and physical defense.
;[[Enhancement Guide|enhance]]: To increase the effectiveness of a weapon or armour (to a maximum level of +9) through the use of stones at a blacksmith.
;EVA%: [[All_About_Stats| Evasion]]; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly. Factor in determining if attacks are evaded.
;events: Limited period special occasions that typically involve new items in the on-line store and new quests, only available during the event period. These are often themed to coincide with real world celebratory periods.
;EXP: [[EXP_Table| Experience]]; a number of points gained from killing monsters and completing quests, and lost from dying. Each level has an increasingly higher experience requirement to advance to the next level.

==F==
;Fame: A property of a character that is gained by completing quests and gaining titles. It can be spent to purchase learning scrolls and alchemy stones from Item Merchant Nina in Elderine, but has no other use. Contrary to its name, it is not a publically viewable property.
;FBZ: ''Free Battle Zone''.
;[[Fighter]]: One of the four classes, specialising in high mêlée damage.
;FoM: [[Forest of Mist]]; one of the maps that make up Isya, a low-leveled map.
;FoT: [[Forest of Tides]]; one of the maps that make up Isya, a starting map.
;FoS: [[Forest of Slumber]]; one of the maps that make up Isya, a high-leveled area and considered one of the most beautiful.
;friend: Person you've added to your friend's list, you can have up to 50 friends in Fiesta.
;FTL: ''For the loss''; a common acronym in on-line chat.
;FTW: ''For the win''; a common acronym in on-line chat.

==G==
;gank: Abbreviation for ''Group-Kill''.
;[http://fiesta-online.gamigo.com/| Gamigo]: The company that publishes Fiesta in Europe. Note that Fiesta was originally developed and published by Ons On Soft in Korea.
;gather: Collect materials from wood/ore/plant/mushroom spawns.
;GC: [[Goblin Camp]]; a level 30-40 level area.
;Gem: One of the units of in-game money, denoted by {{Gem}}. One gem equals one hundred gold, and is the highest unit of denomination. May also refer to the Gemstone items.
;GGK: [[Great Goblin King]]; a boss mob. May refer either to the one in [[Lost_Mini_Dragon| KQ]] or in the [[Concealed_Peak| dungeon]].
;GH: [[Giant Harpy]]; a boss mob in the [[Trumpy Remains]]. May also refer to the [[Gold Hill Adventure]] Kingdom-Quest.
;gl: Abbreviation for ''Good Luck''; a common term in on-line chat.
;GoC: [[Dungeon Giant Orc Captain| Giant Orc Captain]]; a boss mob in the [[Land of Trials]].
;GoD: [[Graveyard of the Dead]]; has a level 30 level-requirement.
;GM: ''Game Moderator''/''Game Master''. In charge of in-game issues and events.
;Gold: One of the units of in-game money, denoted by {{G}}. One gold equals one thousand silver, and one hundredth of a gem. May also refer to the Gold Ore and Gold Lump items.
;Green: A description of an item that has a name highlighted in green. These are uncommon drops that have better than normal abilities, usually a random set of additions to stats. Compare with [[#B|Blues]] and [[#O|Oranges]].
;grind: Fighting the same monster(s) over and over to gain experience.
;[[Guilds|Guild]]: Group of players banded together in an organization.

==H==
;[[Weapons (Cleric)|Hammer]]: A one-handed weapon only usable by Clerics (therefore can be used in conjunction with a shield).
;[[Harvesting and Resources|harvest]]: See ''gather.'' Collect materials from wood/ore/plant/mushroom hexes.
;HQ: ''High-Quality''; usually used to refer to high-quality materials.
;House: Structure that the Player's avatar rests in. Restores HP and SP.
;HP: ''Hit''/''health points''; these are a measure of the character's ability to withstand damage. When a character's HP is reduced to zero, they are dead.
;HT: [[Tomb_of_Helga| Helga's Tomb]]; one of the maps that make up Isya,currently the highest-leveled map in the game.

==I==
;ic: ''I see''; a common acronym in on-line chat.
;idc: ''I don't care''; a common acronym in on-line chat.
;idk: ''I don't know''; a common acronym in on-line chat.
;INT: [[All_About_Stats| Intelligence]]; one of the five basic stats, affecting the power of a character's magical attack.
;inventory/inv: The amount of limited space that a character has for carrying items. Each item takes up one slot (although many items of the same type will stack together in the same slot). Items that are worn or wielded do not count towards the inventory space. May also be an abbreviation for ''invite''.
;Isya: The name of the world in which the Fiesta game is set.
;imo: ''In My Opinion''; a common acronym in online chat.

==J==
;jk: ''joke/joking''; a common acronym in on-line chat.

==K==
;k/kk: ''Okay''; a common term in on-line chat.
;kick: [[Snearing Kick]]; a Fighter ability to increase aggro on a single mob.
;kill-stealing: The action of attacking a monster that another character (not in the same party) is already attacking, without permission. This is universally considered bad etiquette as only one of these characters will receive the benefit of counting that monster towards their quest kill totals.
;[[Kingdom Quest]]: One of a range of time-limited quests that are only accessible at particular times, are held entirely on maps not otherwise accessible, and are participated in by several characters simultaneously. Participants work towards a common goal.
;[[Kingdom Quests|KQ]]: Abbreviation of ''Kingdom Quest''.
;KS: Abbreviation of ''Kill-steal''.

==L==
;lag: A state in which a player is suffering from poor response times in the game. A lagged player may see nothing moving or jerky movement. If the lag is resolved, often the player will see the action that they missed play out rapidly.
;level: A word with [http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0012.html multiple uses]. May refer to any of:
:* The class level of a character, gained through increasing experience, that affects the character's effectiveness, which items they can use, which quests they can start, which maps they can access, and more. This is the most commonly used meaning of 'level'.
:* The level of a monster, which is analogous to a character's class level. The higher the monster's level is in relation to a character's level, the more experience points the character will gain for killing it.
:* The skill level that a character has in a production skill, affecting the range of items that the character can produce with that skill.
:* The dungeon level for an area that is constructed of multiple connected maps (for example [[Luminous Stone]]).
;lfp: ''Looking for Party''; a common acronym in on-line chat.
;[[Licenses|license]]: An item that may be used (at a weapon title merchant) to increase the effectiveness of a weapon against a specific monster. Repeated use of a licensed weapon against that monster will further increase its effect.
;lives: During a Kingdom Quest, a character has three lives (represented by clearly visible red hearts). If they die and are not Revived, they will use up a life rather than respawning in a town. If they run out of lives, they will respawn in a town, leaving the Kingdom Quest.
;[[Lix]]: A stone used to enhance an item up to +4, +5 or +6.
;LoT: [[Land of Trials]], the 6x dungeon.
;Lucky: A [[ Enhancement_Guide#The_stones|Lucky Elrue, Lix or Xir]] has a chance of increasing the enhancement of an item by +2 rather than just +1.
;LQ: ''Low-Quality''; usually used to refer to low-tier materials.

==M==
;[[Weapons (Cleric)|Mace]]: A one-handed weapon only usable by Clerics (therefore can be used in conjunction with a shield).
;[[Mage]]: One of the four classes, specialising in ranged damage and DPS.
;main: Refers to a player's main character. Each player account may include up to four characters on a server, with the others being referred to as alts.
;Mank: A Mage who takes damage for the party.
;manking: Refers to the action of a Mage tanking.
;map: A single continuous playing area in the game (as a metonym from the representation of the area on the map display). There is a short load time required when moving from one map to another.
;Master: May refer either to a [[Guilds#Guild_Hierarchy| Guild-Master]] or an [[Guilds#Academy| Academy-Master]].
;[[Composition| Material Composition]]: One of the five alchemy skills.
;[[Decomposition| Material Decomposition]]: One of the five alchemy skills.
;[[All_About_Stats| MDEF]]: Magical defense; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly.
;[[All_About_Stats| MDMG]]: Magical damage; derived from a character's basic stats and may be affected by buffs or debuffed directly.
;mine: To collect materials; specifically used when collecting from ores.
;MMORPG: ''Massively Multiplayer On-line Roleplaying Game''; a computer RPG played over the internet that can support large numbers of players in the same game world such that the players can all interact with each other.
;mob: Abbreviation for ''mobile'', and used as a synonym for 'monster'. This term originates from early multiplayer text adventure games where monsters were modeled as objects that had additional properties like movement (hence mobile).
;monster: A game-generated and controlled creature, usually hostile to the player. Killed for experience and quests.
;[[Movers|mover]]: A mount that a character can ride to increase movement speed.
;MQ: ''Medium-Quality''; usually used to refer to mid-tier materials.
;MT: [[Moonlight Tomb]]; one of the maps that make up Isya.

==N==
;np: ''No Problem''; a common term in on-line chat.
;[[NPC List|NPC]]: Non-Player Character; a game character that is system-controlled rather than player-controlled. NPCs remain fixed in their locations and often give quests, sell items, or perform other services. All NPCs are marked on the map.
==O==
;omfg: ''Oh my ****ing God''; a common acronym in on-line chat.
;[http://www.onson.co.kr/ENG/ Ons On Soft]: The company that originally developed Fiesta and publishes it in Korea.
;Orange: A description of an item that has a name highlighted in blue. These are extremely rare drops that have outstanding abilities, including a set of additions to stats. Compare with [[#G|Greens]] and [[#B|Blues]].
;[[ores]]: may refer to the ore materials used for [[Stone Production]].
;[http://fiesta.outspark.com/ OutSpark]: The company that publishes Fiesta in North America. Note that Fiesta was originally developed and published by Ons On Soft in Korea.

==P==
;party: A group of characters linked together, limited to a maximum of five characters. When the party are close together (roughly in visible distance) they split experience for kills, will all benefit from monster kill counts, and can chat privately to the party as a whole.
;[[Pets|Pet]]: A small avatar of a monster that hovers at a character's shoulder. Pets grant a bonus to all of a character's basic stats.
;plz: Abbreviation for ''please''; a common term in on-line chat.
;P'O/PO: Abbreviation of ''pissed-off''.
;[[Potions]]: One of the five alchemy skills, and the type of item that it produces.
;pots: Abbreviation of ''Potions''.
;[[Production Skills|Production]]: refers to either the Production-Skills or the action of using them.
;ppl: Abbreviation for ''people''.
;pt: Abbreviation for ''party''.
;pull: Attract a monster's aggro from a distance, usually a job given to a ranged-class to draw a mob towards the party.
;PvE: Player versus Environment. Refers to Player versus game-generated and controlled monsters.
;PvP: Player versus player. Refers to Player versus other Player-controlled characters.

==Q==
;[[Quest List|Quest]]: Missions given by NPCs, players have to fulfill given objectives to be rewarded experience, money and fame. Equipment and items may also be rewards.

==R==
;res/rev: Abbreviation of ''resurrection''/''revive'', referring to use of the Cleric's [[Cleric_Skills#Revive|Revive]] ability.
;respawn: To reappear on a map after having been killed. Characters will respawn in the closest town two minutes after dying (unless the player clicks the "Move to town" button to respawn immediately). Monsters will respawn at a random point within a certain fixed area, a short period of time after dying.
;rider: A skill that can be learnt by any class, allowing a character to use a mover.
;roar: A chat message heard by all individuals on the same server as the person roaring. Currently available only as a per-use item purchasable using SparkCash. Also refers to the item itself.
;Robo: Refers to Millennium Robo, both a boss monster in Vine Tomb and a [[Robo| boss monster]] in the eponymous Kingdom Quest [[Millenium Robo Plot]]. Often used to refer to the Kingdom Quest rather than Millennium Robo himself.
;roleplay: Acting (and in particular talking) in the way that the character would, rather than in the way that the player would. This implicitly constrains assumed knowledge and conversation to just the game universe, rather than breaking the roleplay by talking about real life topics.
;RP: Abbreviation of ''Roleplay''.
;RPG: ''Roleplaying Game''; a game in which a player assumes the persona and abilities of an in-game character.

==S==
;S>: As a prefix to a chat message, this indicates that the player is looking to sell the item that they name.
;SC: ''SparkCash''.
;SBL: [[Summoned_Beast_Leather| Summoned Beast Leather]]; a drop required for scroll production that is often in demand.
;SEG: [[Scaffold Execution Ground]]; one of the maps that make up Isya.
;[[Scrolls]]: One of the five alchemy skills, and the type of item that it produces. Also refers to other types of scroll such as transport scrolls (that teleport characters to towns) and learning scrolls (that teach skills).
;server: The computer on which a particular character's database record is stored. Each server is completely independent, so characters can only interact with other characters on the same server.
;[[Armors|set]]: A collection of Armor with the same name.
;Shield: A defensive item only usable in conjunction with one-handed weapons, and only usable by Fighters or Clerics (any individual shield will specifically be usable ''either'' by Fighters ''or'' by Clerics, never both).
;shout: A chat message heard by all individuals on the same map as the person shouting.
;skin: SparkCash Item you can use to give your weapon a new look and increased damage and critical rate.
;silver: One of the units of in-game money, denoted by {{S}}. One silver equals one thousand copper, and one thousandth of a gold. May also refer to the silver ore and silver lump items.
;SoG: [[Sea of Greed]]; one of the maps that make up Isya.
;SP: ''Spell points''; these are used by used to power certain abilities, with the character unable to use that ability if they have insufficient SP.
;[[spam| Spam]]: Describes an action performed repeated in rapid succession.
;SparkCash: Purchased with real money at fixed rate (currently 700 SparkCash per US dollar), SparkCash is a currency used to buy items from the [[Fiesta Store]].
;SPR: [[All_About_Stats| Spirit]]; one of the five basic stats, affecting a character's SP, critical rate and magical defense.
;stack: A number of items that completely fills one inventory space. For most drops this means fifty identical copies of the same item. Some items (such as enhancement stones) have smaller stack sizes. Some items (such as weapons and armour) do not stack at all.
;[[Weapons (Mage)|Staff]]: A weapon only usable by Mages.
;[[Stone Production|stones]]: One of the five alchemy skills, and the type of item that it produces. Also refers to other types of stones such as healing stones (that restore HP) and spell scrolls (that restore SP).
;storage: An additional inventory space that can be accessed only through certain NPCs, and so requires a character to visit a town in order for it to be used. The same storage space is shared by all characters that a player has on their account on one server and so acts as a method to transfer items between characters controlled by the same player.
;STR: [[All_About_Stats| Strength]]; one of the five basic stats, affecting the power of a character's physical attack.
;[[Weapons (Fighter)|Sword]]: A weapon only usable by Fighters; may be one-handed or two-handed (may be used in conjunction with a shield only if one-handed).

==T==
;[[Tank]]: A term given to a character, usually a Fighter with high defense, who has the job of taking all the damage from a horde of monsters for party-members.
;Tarcher: Refers to an Archer who acts as a Tank.
;tarching: Refers to the action of an Archer tanking.
;tier: A property of an item that gives an indication of its relative effectiveness. Higher tier items will have a high class level requirement to use. The tier of a stone must match the tier of the item it is being used to enhance.
;[[Title Guide|Title]]: Feature in Fiesta; it is a tag or denomination that is earned by doing certain tasks, and is displayed above a character's name.
;ToS: ''Terms of Service''. The legal terms which you agree to in order to play Fiesta.
;town: An area of a map that is characterised by no monsters, multiple NPCs, and is an area in which characters will respawn upon death.
;train: A character may gain a monster's aggro by passing close to them. Running through an area may attract many monsters in sequence, forming a train that follows the character. When the player gets far enough from a monster's initial location, the monster will give up chasing and return to the original spawn position. They will aggro any in range while they run back. It is considered bad etiquette to form a train in such a way that the returning monsters attack other characters against their wishes.
;tyvm: ''Thank you very much''; a common acronym in on-line chat.

==U==
;Uru: [[Uruga]]; the third major-city in Fiesta.

==V==
;VT: [[Vine Tomb]]; one of the maps that make up Isya.
==W==
;[[Weapons (Mage)|Wand]]: A weapon only usable by Mages.
;war: [[Guilds#Guild_War|Guild War]]; form of PvP in Fiesta.
;wep: Abbreviation of ''weapon''.
;whisper: A chat message sent to and heard by just one individual. Displays as purple text in the chat box.
;WoW: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wow| World of Warcraft]; a rival MMORPG (that requires a monthly fee to play) which is often used as a standard for comparison due to its notability.
;wtb: ''Want to buy''; a common acronym in on-line chat.
;wtf: ''What the f**k''; a common acronym in on-line chat.
;wts: ''Want to sell''; a common acronym in on-line chat.

==X==
;[[Weapons_(Archer)#Crossbow|xbow]]: Abbreviation of crossbow.
;[[Xir]]: A stone used to enhance an item up to +7, +8 or +9.

==Y==;[[y]]: meaning ''Why''

==Z==
;ZK: Zombie King. Boss Mob of [[Graveyard_of_the_Dead| Graveyard of the Dead]]

=See also=
{{General Guides}}

File:Item-Mini Reaper.JPG

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Mini Reaper

Pets

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Pets are accessories that appear on a character's shoulder. They grant a +1 to +100 boost to all stats.
They can be acquired from kingdom quests, events, and the item store.

==Pets List==
{| border="1" cellpadding="5" style="color: #333333; font-size: 12px; border-collapse: collapse; border: 3px solid #BBBBBB; text-align: center;"
|-
| '''Pic''' || '''Name''' || '''Bonus to all stats'''
|-
| [[Image:Item-Mini_Slime.png]] || Mini Slime || 1
|-
| [[Image:Item-Mini_Kebing.png]] || Mini Kebing || 1
|-
| [[Image:Item-Mini_Honeying.png]] || Mini Honeying || 1
|-
| [[Image:Items-Wedding_(Mini_Couple_Lulu).png]] || Wedding [Mini Couple Lulu] || 2
|-
| [[Image:Item-Mini_Boogie.png]] || Mini Boogy || 2
|-
| [[Image:Item-Mini_Phino.png]] || Mini Phino || 2
|-
| [[Image:Item-Mini_Phinoflie.png]] || Mini Phinofly || 2
|-
| [[Image:Item-Mini_Imp.png]] || Mini Imp || 2
|-
| [[Image:Item-Mini_Rudolph.png]] || Mini Rudolph || 2 (was+5 for a week as an event)
|-
| [[Image:Item-Mini_Santa.png]] || Mini Santa || 2 (was +5 for a week as an event)
|-
| [[Image:Item-Mini_Crab.png]] || Mini Crab || 3
|-
| [[Image:Item-Mini_King_Crab.png]] || Mini King Crab || 3
|-
| [[Image:Item-Mini_Boar.png]] || Mini Boar || 3
|-
| [[Image:Item-Mini_Ratman.png]] || Mini Ratman || 3
|-
| [[Image:Item-Mini_Kebing_Speeder.png]] || Mini Kebing Speeder || 3
|-
| [[Image:Item-Mini_Fox.png]] || Mini Fox || 3
|-
| [[Image:Item-Mini_Wolf.png]] || Mini Wolf || 4
|-
| [[Image:Item-Mini_Skeleton.png]] || Mini Skeleton || 4
|-
| [[Image:Item-Mini_Bat.png]] || Mini Bat || 4
|-
| [[Image:Item-Mini_Devil.png]] || Mini Devil || 5
|-
| [[Image:Item-Hat_Ghost.png]] || Hat Ghost || 5
|-
| [[Image:Item-Mini_Marlone.png]] || Mini Marlone || 5
|-
| [[Image:Item-Mini_Chick_2.png]][[Image:Item-Mini_Chick_3.png]] || Mini Hina || 5
|-
| [[Image:Item-Mini_Samurai.png]] || Mini Samurai || 5
|-
| [[Image:Item-Gentle_Ghost.png]] || Gentle Ghost || 5
|-
| [[Image:Item-Mini_Captain.png]] || Mini Captain || 5
|-
| [[Image:Item-Mini_Keby_(Blue).png]] || Mini Keby (Blue) || 5
|-
| [[Image:Item-Mini_Keby_(Red).png]] || Mini Keby (Red) || 5
|-
| || Medal || 5
|-
| [[Image:Item-Mini_Fire_Vivi.png]] || Mini Fire Vivi || 6
|-
| [[Image:Item-Mini_Pinky.png]] || Mini Pinky || 6
|-
| [[Image:Item-Mini_Greenky.png]] || Mini Greenky || 6
|-
| [[Image:Item-Mini_Uncle_Sam.png]] || Mini Uncle Sam || 7
|-
| [[Image:Item-Mini_Chick.png]] || Mini Chick || 7
|-
| [[Image:Item-Mini_Sparkdog.png]] || Mini Sparkdog || 8
|-
| [[Image:Item-Mini_Archon.png]] || Mini Archon || 8
|-
| [[Image:Item-Mini_Stonie.png]] || Mini Stonie || 8
|-
| [[Image:Item-Mini_Dragon.png]] || Mini Dragon || 10
|-
| || Mini Reaper || 10
|-
| || Mini GA || 50
|-
| || Mini GM || 100
|}

http://img230.imageshack.us/img230/1081/minichicktk1.png

{|
|style="background:#eeeeff;"|http://img233.imageshack.us/img233/6182/miniminichickci0.png
|style="background:#eeeeff;"|'''Mini Chick'''
|style="background:#eeeeff;"|
Increases statistics by +7. 
SparkCash Item 
''Included in 'Happy Easter Pack' during Easter of 2008.''
|} 

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v434/rixiepixie/screenshot008.jpg

{|
|style="background:#eeeeff;"|http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k33/dralussion/honey.jpg
|style="background:#eeeeff;"|'''Mini Honeying'''
|style="background:#eeeeff;"|
It gives +1 to all stats.
|} 

http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k33/dralussion/keb.jpg
{|
|style="background:#eeeeff;"|http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k33/dralussion/minikebing.jpg
|style="background:#eeeeff;"|'''Mini Kebing'''
|style="background:#eeeeff;"|
It gives +1 to all stats.
|} 

http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k33/dralussion/slime.jpg
{|
|style="background:#eeeeff;"|http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k33/dralussion/minislime.jpg
|style="background:#eeeeff;"|'''Mini Slime'''
|style="background:#eeeeff;"|
It gives +1 to all stats.
|}

http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k33/dralussion/screenshot007.jpg
{|
|style="background:#eeeeff;"|http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k33/dralussion/miniboogy.jpg
|style="background:#eeeeff;"|'''Mini Boogy'''
|style="background:#eeeeff;"|
It gives +2 to all stats.
|} 

{|
|style="background:#eeeeff;"|http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k33/dralussion/miniphino.jpg
|style="background:#eeeeff;"|'''Mini Phino'''
|style="background:#eeeeff;"|
It gives +2 to all stats.
|} 

http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee187/CoolHwip/KingCrabPet.png
{|
|style="background:#eeeeff;"|'''Mini King Crab'''
|style="background:#eeeeff;"|It gives +2 to all stats.
|} 

http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee187/CoolHwip/GMPET.png
{|
|style="background:#eeeeff;"|'''Mini Devil Pet(Discontinued)'''
|style="background:#eeeeff;"|It gives +5 to all stats.
|} 
'''
Mini Speeder Kebing (event only)'''
''+4 to all stats. Lasts for 30 days.'' It was a prize on the Epith Server's FInd the GM event of March 12, 2008.

http://www.terranwolf.com/outspark/fiesta/fansite/Fiesta_MiniRudolphPet.png
{|
|style="background:#eeeeff;"|'''Mini Rudolph Pet'''
|style="background:#eeeeff;"| +5 to all stats.
|} 

[[Image:GM_pet_SS.jpg]]
{|
|style="background:#eeeeff;"|'''Mini GM Pet'''
|style="background:#eeeeff;"| +100 to all stats.
|} 

{{Items}}

Pets

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Pets are accessories that appear on a character's shoulder. They grant a +1 to +100 boost to all stats.
They can be acquired from kingdom quests, events, and the item store.

==Pets List=={| border="1" cellpadding="5" style="color: #333333; font-size: 12px; border-collapse: collapse; border: 3px solid #BBBBBB; text-align: center;"|-| '''Pic''' || '''Name''' || '''Bonus to all stats'''|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Slime.png]] || Mini Slime || 1|- | [[Image:Item-Mini_Kebing.png]] || Mini Kebing || 1|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Honeying.png]] || Mini Honeying || 1|-| [[Image:Items-Wedding_(Mini_Couple_Lulu).png]] || Wedding [Mini Couple Lulu] || 2|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Boogie.png]] || Mini Boogy || 2|- | [[Image:Item-Mini_Phino.png]] || Mini Phino || 2|- | [[Image:Item-Mini_Phinoflie.png]] || Mini Phinofly || 2|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Imp.png]] || Mini Imp || 2|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Rudolph.png]] || Mini Rudolph || 2 (was+5 for a week as an event)|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Santa.png]] || Mini Santa || 2 (was +5 for a week as an event)|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Crab.png]] || Mini Crab || 3|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_King_Crab.png]] || Mini King Crab || 3|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Boar.png]] || Mini Boar || 3|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Ratman.png]] || Mini Ratman || 3|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Kebing_Speeder.png]] || Mini Kebing Speeder || 3|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Fox.png]] || Mini Fox || 3|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Wolf.png]] || Mini Wolf || 4|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Skeleton.png]] || Mini Skeleton || 4|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Bat.png]] || Mini Bat || 4|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Devil.png]] || Mini Devil || 5|-| [[Image:Item-Hat_Ghost.png]] || Hat Ghost || 5|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Marlone.png]] || Mini Marlone || 5|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Chick_2.png]][[Image:Item-Mini_Chick_3.png]] || Mini Hina || 5|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Samurai.png]] || Mini Samurai || 5|-| [[Image:Item-Gentle_Ghost.png]] || Gentle Ghost || 5|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Captain.png]] || Mini Captain || 5|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Keby_(Blue).png]] || Mini Keby (Blue) || 5|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Keby_(Red).png]] || Mini Keby (Red) || 5|-| || Medal || 5|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Fire_Vivi.png]] || Mini Fire Vivi || 6|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Pinky.png]] || Mini Pinky || 6|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Greenky.png]] || Mini Greenky || 6|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Uncle_Sam.png]] || Mini Uncle Sam || 7|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Chick.png]] || Mini Chick || 7|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Sparkdog.png]] || Mini Sparkdog || 8|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Archon.png]] || Mini Archon || 8|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Stonie.png]] || Mini Stonie || 8|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Dragon.png]] || Mini Dragon || 10|-| || Mini Reaper || 10|-| || Mini GA || 50|-| || Mini GM || 100|}http://img230.imageshack.us/img230/1081/minichicktk1.png{||style="background:#eeeeff;"|http://img233.imageshack.us/img233/6182/miniminichickci0.png|style="background:#eeeeff;"|'''Mini Chick'''|style="background:#eeeeff;"|Increases statistics by +7. SparkCash Item ''Included in 'Happy Easter Pack' during Easter of 2008.''|} http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v434/rixiepixie/screenshot008.jpg{||style="background:#eeeeff;"|http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k33/dralussion/honey.jpg|style="background:#eeeeff;"|'''Mini Honeying'''|style="background:#eeeeff;"|It gives +1 to all stats.|} http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k33/dralussion/keb.jpg{||style="background:#eeeeff;"|http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k33/dralussion/minikebing.jpg|style="background:#eeeeff;"|'''Mini Kebing'''|style="background:#eeeeff;"|It gives +1 to all stats.|} http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k33/dralussion/slime.jpg{||style="background:#eeeeff;"|http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k33/dralussion/minislime.jpg|style="background:#eeeeff;"|'''Mini Slime'''|style="background:#eeeeff;"|It gives +1 to all stats.|}http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k33/dralussion/screenshot007.jpg{||style="background:#eeeeff;"|http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k33/dralussion/miniboogy.jpg|style="background:#eeeeff;"|'''Mini Boogy'''|style="background:#eeeeff;"|It gives +2 to all stats.|} {||style="background:#eeeeff;"|http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k33/dralussion/miniphino.jpg|style="background:#eeeeff;"|'''Mini Phino'''|style="background:#eeeeff;"|It gives +2 to all stats.|} http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee187/CoolHwip/KingCrabPet.png{||style="background:#eeeeff;"|'''Mini King Crab'''|style="background:#eeeeff;"|It gives +2 to all stats.|} http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee187/CoolHwip/GMPET.png{||style="background:#eeeeff;"|'''Mini Devil Pet(Discontinued)'''|style="background:#eeeeff;"|It gives +5 to all stats.|} '''Mini Speeder Kebing (event only)'''''+4 to all stats. Lasts for 30 days.'' It was a prize on the Epith Server's FInd the GM event of March 12, 2008. http://www.terranwolf.com/outspark/fiesta/fansite/Fiesta_MiniRudolphPet.png{||style="background:#eeeeff;"|'''Mini Rudolph Pet'''|style="background:#eeeeff;"| +5 to all stats.|} [[Image:GM_pet_SS.jpg]]{||style="background:#eeeeff;"|'''Mini GM Pet'''|style="background:#eeeeff;"| +100 to all stats.|} {{Items}}

Pets

2009-07-07T19:03:48Z

Darkin: /* Pets List */

Pets are accessories that appear on a character's shoulder. They grant a +1 to +100 boost to all stats.
They can be acquired from kingdom quests, events, and the item store.

==Pets List=={| border="1" cellpadding="5" style="color: #333333; font-size: 12px; border-collapse: collapse; border: 3px solid #BBBBBB; text-align: center;"|-| '''Pic''' || '''Name''' || '''Bonus to all stats'''|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Slime.png]] || Mini Slime || 1|- | [[Image:Item-Mini_Kebing.png]] || Mini Kebing || 1|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Honeying.png]] || Mini Honeying || 1|-| [[Image:Items-Wedding_(Mini_Couple_Lulu).png]] || Wedding [Mini Couple Lulu] || 2|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Boogie.png]] || Mini Boogy || 2|- | [[Image:Item-Mini_Phino.png]] || Mini Phino || 2|- | [[Image:Item-Mini_Phinoflie.png]] || Mini Phinofly || 2|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Imp.png]] || Mini Imp || 2|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Rudolph.png]] || Mini Rudolph || 2 (was+5 for a week as an event)|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Santa.png]] || Mini Santa || 2 (was +5 for a week as an event)|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Crab.png]] || Mini Crab || 3|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_King_Crab.png]] || Mini King Crab || 3|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Boar.png]] || Mini Boar || 3|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Ratman.png]] || Mini Ratman || 3|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Kebing_Speeder.png]] || Mini Kebing Speeder || 3|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Fox.png]] || Mini Fox || 3|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Wolf.png]] || Mini Wolf || 4|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Skeleton.png]] || Mini Skeleton || 4|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Bat.png]] || Mini Bat || 4|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Devil.png]] || Mini Devil || 5|-| [[Image:Item-Hat_Ghost.png]] || Hat Ghost || 5|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Marlone.png]] || Mini Marlone || 5|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Chick_2.png]][[Image:Item-Mini_Chick_3.png]] || Mini Hina || 5|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Samurai.png]] || Mini Samurai || 5|-| [[Image:Item-Gentle_Ghost.png]] || Gentle Ghost || 5|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Captain.png]] || Mini Captain || 5|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Keby_(Blue).png]] || Mini Keby (Blue) || 5|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Keby_(Red).png]] || Mini Keby (Red) || 5|-| || Medal || 5|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Fire_Vivi.png]] || Mini Fire Vivi || 6|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Pinky.png]] || Mini Pinky || 6|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Greenky.png]] || Mini Greenky || 6|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Uncle_Sam.png]] || Mini Uncle Sam || 7|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Chick.png]] || Mini Chick || 7|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Sparkdog.png]] || Mini Sparkdog || 8|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Archon.png]] || Mini Archon || 8|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Stonie.png]] || Mini Stonie || 8|-| [[Image:Item-Mini_Dragon.png]] || Mini Dragon || 10|-| [[Image:Capture6.jpeg]] || Mini Reaper || 10|-| || Mini GA || 50|-| || Mini GM || 100|}http://img230.imageshack.us/img230/1081/minichicktk1.png{||style="background:#eeeeff;"|http://img233.imageshack.us/img233/6182/miniminichickci0.png|style="background:#eeeeff;"|'''Mini Chick'''|style="background:#eeeeff;"|Increases statistics by +7. SparkCash Item ''Included in 'Happy Easter Pack' during Easter of 2008.''|} http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v434/rixiepixie/screenshot008.jpg{||style="background:#eeeeff;"|http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k33/dralussion/honey.jpg|style="background:#eeeeff;"|'''Mini Honeying'''|style="background:#eeeeff;"|It gives +1 to all stats.|} http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k33/dralussion/keb.jpg{||style="background:#eeeeff;"|http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k33/dralussion/minikebing.jpg|style="background:#eeeeff;"|'''Mini Kebing'''|style="background:#eeeeff;"|It gives +1 to all stats.|} http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k33/dralussion/slime.jpg{||style="background:#eeeeff;"|http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k33/dralussion/minislime.jpg|style="background:#eeeeff;"|'''Mini Slime'''|style="background:#eeeeff;"|It gives +1 to all stats.|}http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k33/dralussion/screenshot007.jpg{||style="background:#eeeeff;"|http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k33/dralussion/miniboogy.jpg|style="background:#eeeeff;"|'''Mini Boogy'''|style="background:#eeeeff;"|It gives +2 to all stats.|} {||style="background:#eeeeff;"|http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k33/dralussion/miniphino.jpg|style="background:#eeeeff;"|'''Mini Phino'''|style="background:#eeeeff;"|It gives +2 to all stats.|} http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee187/CoolHwip/KingCrabPet.png{||style="background:#eeeeff;"|'''Mini King Crab'''|style="background:#eeeeff;"|It gives +2 to all stats.|} http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee187/CoolHwip/GMPET.png{||style="background:#eeeeff;"|'''Mini Devil Pet(Discontinued)'''|style="background:#eeeeff;"|It gives +5 to all stats.|} '''Mini Speeder Kebing (event only)'''''+4 to all stats. Lasts for 30 days.'' It was a prize on the Epith Server's FInd the GM event of March 12, 2008. http://www.terranwolf.com/outspark/fiesta/fansite/Fiesta_MiniRudolphPet.png{||style="background:#eeeeff;"|'''Mini Rudolph Pet'''|style="background:#eeeeff;"| +5 to all stats.|} [[Image:GM_pet_SS.jpg]]{||style="background:#eeeeff;"|'''Mini GM Pet'''|style="background:#eeeeff;"| +100 to all stats.|} {{Items}}

General Tips

2009-07-07T02:59:09Z

Darkin: /* FAQs asked by new players */

==Basics==
====Chat Commands and Short Cuts====
'''/s''' to shout. (Must be at least level 6+ to shout) 
'''/w''' (name) to whisper. Most of the time if you're already in a current conversation, the name will be there automatically after you've typed /w. 
'''/r''' to reply to the last whisper. 
'''/p''' to talk to your party. 
'''/g''' to talk to your guild. 
'''/invite''' (name) to invite that person to your party. 
'''/trade''' (name) to trade with that selected person. 
'''/a''' to talk in the guild academy (guild members can see the chat too). 

'''Action Shortcuts''' 

'''{{(>_<)}}''' - Angry 

'''(Y.Y)''' - Cry 

'''(hi)''' - Greetings 
'''m(_ _)m''' - Greetings 

'''(*^_^*)''' - Happy 
'''^o^''' - Happy 

'''(^_^)''' - Laugh 
'''^.^''' - Laugh 
'''(u.u)''' - Laugh 
'''^^''' - Laugh 
'''^-^''' - Laugh 
'''^_^''' - Laugh 
'''^0^''' - Laugh 

'''(gogo)''' - Charge 
'''Q(^.^Q)''' - Charge 

'''(orz)''' - Frustrated 
'''(OTZ)''' - Frustrated 
'''(X_X)''' - Frustrated 

'''?:?''' - Surprised 
'''o_o''' - Surprised 
'''?o?''' - Surprised 
'''(@_@)''' - Surprised 
'''(0.0)''' - Surprised 
'''(00)''' - Surprised 
'''(OO)''' - Surprised 
'''(oo)''' - Surprised 

'''Shortcuts''' 

'''Home''' to enter your house. 
'''h''' used to open the mini house menu 
'''b''' to open vendor mode. 
'''q''' to use HP stones. 
'''e''' to use SP stones. 
'''w''' to go forward. 
'''s''' to go back. 
'''a''' to go left. 
'''d''' to go right. 
'''z''' to walk. 
'''x''' to enter the cash shop. 
'''f''' to open your community box. 
'''c''' to open your character window. 
'''esc''' to open the game settings window. 
'''Page Up''' to zoom in. 
'''Page Down''' to zoom out. 
'''i''' to open your inventory. 
'''m''' to open the mini map (map of the area you are currently in). 
'''u''' to open the world map. 
'''l''' to open the quest window. 
'''v''' to open the actions window. 
'''k''' to open the skill window. 

Note: These are the default shortcuts they can be changed if you wish.

====Abbreviations====
'''AFK''' Away from Keyboard 
'''AoE''' Area of Effect 
'''BG''' Battleground 
'''BRB''' Be Right Back 
'''BZ''' Battlezone 
'''Clank/'Cl'ank''' Cleric Tank 
'''DC''' disconnect 
'''DD''' Damage Dealer/DDS Damage Dealers 
'''DoT''' Damage Over Time 
'''DpS''' Damage Per Second 
'''FB''' Fire Bolt 
'''FN''' Frost Nova (level 60 mage AoE skill) 
'''GK''' Goblin King 
'''GGK''' Giant Goblin King (lvl 40 boss monster) 
'''GH''' Giant Harpy (lvl 70 boss monster) 
'''GM''' Game Moderator/Master 
'''GOC''' Giant Orc Captain (lvl 60 boss monster) 
'''HP''' Health Points 
'''KKP''' King Kong Phino (King Kong Phino kingdom quest boss) 
'''KM''' King Marlone (level 20 boss monster) 
'''Mank/'M'ank''' Mage Tank 
'''MM''' Magic Missile 
'''NP''' Natures Protection (archer skill) 
'''rev/rez''' Revive/Resurrect 
'''SP''' Spirit Points 
'''Tarch/'T'arch/Tark''' Tanking Archer 
'''TK''' Torturer King (lvl 50 boss monster) 
'''ZM''' Zombie Master 
'''ZK''' Zombie King (lvl 30 boss monster) / Zombie Knight (lvl 30 elite monster) 

====Map Names Abbreviations====
'''AEW''' Ancient Elven Woods 
'''BoD''' Bondage of Darkness (dungeon) 
'''BH''' Burning Hill 
'''BR''' Burning Rock 
'''CP''' Collapsed Prison (or Concealed Peak - a dungeon) 
'''DC''' Dragon's Cave 
'''DotA''' Dungeon of the Abyss (dungeon) 
'''DP2''' Dark Passage II 
'''FoM''' Forest of Mist 
'''FoS''' Forest of Slumber 
'''FoT''' Forest of Tides 
'''GC''' Goblin Camp 
'''GotD''' Graveyard of the Dead (dungeon) 
'''HT''' Helga's Tomb 
'''LoT''' Land of Trials 
'''LS/LS1/LS2''' Luminous Stone/Luminous Stone 1/Luminous Stone 2 (dungeon) 
'''MT''' Moonlight Tomb 
'''PotA''' Passage of the Abyss (dungeon) 
'''SEG''' Scaffold Execution Ground 
'''SH''' Sand Hill 
'''SoG''' Sea of Greed 
'''TR''' Trumpy Remains (dungeon) 
'''VT''' Vine Tomb 

====FAQs asked by new players====
 

*'''Q: How do I get money/copper?''' 
A: Since monsters don't drop money, you have to sell the drops by either going to an NPC and selling it to them or sell them in your vendor (press b and then click 'sell' to get it started). But if you want to put the drops to use, you can take up production skills and sell the things that you make with them. Questing also gives you money. 

*'''Q: How do I sell stuff to NPCs? '''
A: Right clicking the item will sell them one by one. Ctrl+right click it and it'll sell as a stack, you may also hold Shift+right click to be more specific over how many items you want to sell. (Also works with purchasing.) But you usually want to sell or let other players buy from you even though it will take longer because you will make more money. 

*'''Q: How do I get into Kingdom Quests? '''
A: Bring up the Kingdom Quest menu, located on your map (the little hour-glass). The next earliest is at the last Kingdom Quest on the list. There is a time there. Kingdom Quests are even hours, i.e. 2:00, 4:00, 6:00, etc. Wait until the Kingdom Quest says "recruiting" next to it, then press "participate". You may or may not get in.
The best way to get in is to use shift+z to reduce the lag(you can only do this in Elderine and Roumen). GOOD LUCK! 

*'''Q: How do I get that apprentice _____ next to my name? '''
A: This is called a title, and you can attain it by reaching level 10. After you are level 10, press "c" and click "change" on the right top corner. This is your title list. You can have a lot more than just one or two. Check [[Title Guide|here]] for the list of titles and info on them (incomplete). Click the title you want and click register. Once you do this, it should be by your name. 

*'''Q: What is fame for? '''
A: For purchasing alchemy stones, certain recipes, Level 20 and Level 60 special skills. Fame can be obtained from quests and killing monsters. 

*'''Q: How do I get that wooden horse? '''
A: Go to Item Merchant Pey down by the stairs in Roumen, and she'll have a wooden horse available for 500c.
You also need flotation stones also sold by Pey, the riding skill, sold by Skill Master Ruby, is also a requirement.
*In general terms, it's called a "mover." There is more than just a wooden horse but most mounts are bought from the Fiesta Cash Shop. 

*'''Q: How do I buy things from other players? '''
A: You use the vendor button, 'B' and choose to buy. Once the box opens up, you put the item you want to buy in one of the boxes and put in how many of it you want and how much you are paying. Make sure to leave it where there are a lot of people who have that item(s) go by there. Also, make sure you have at least one of the item(s) you want to buy. Also.. finding vendors with pink titles is also a way to buy things. Just find a vendor that is selling the items that you want. 

*'''Q: How do I get tier 2 production scrolls? '''
A: They are now sold beside tier 1 production scrolls. You buy tier 3 with fame. Some production skills are only obtainable by events and monster drops. 

*'''Q: How to get skills? '''
A: Go talk to Skill Master in town. For Roumen, it's Skill Master Ruby. You need the required level to use the skills. You also have to buy those skills. Once you buy it, right click the purple scroll in your inventory to learn the skills.
Eventually you will buy your skills in Elderine from either Master Keast, Wishis, Marty, or Deikid. 

*'''Q: How to use skill points? '''
A: Once you click on the skill empowerment box, you will see 4 different icons. The first one with a fire sword picture is to increase skill power/damage. The second one with a blue orb icon is to decrease SP consumption when using a skill. The third icon is to increase buff time. This empowerment is only used on buff skills. The last icon is to decrease cooldown time, which allows you to use the skill again sooner. 

*'''Q: How to empower skills? '''
A: You will have to click and drag a skill icon to the empty box. There are up and down arrows and you have to click the up and down arrows to empower. You can empower a particular skill to a max of 5 points per type of empowerment. 

*'''Q: I can't seem to empower certain skills, why is that so? '''
A: Some skills cannot be empowered in some areas, Ie: buffs cannot have Basic Power(damage)empowered. Also, you can only empower each empowerment area by 5 points max. 

*'''Q: How do I leave a party? '''
A: At the top left hand side of the screen you see your character's face. Right click it and leave party. 

*'''Q: How do I change a loot to be sequential instead of free allocation? '''
A: All you have to do is to right click your character's face, press free allocation, then click sequential allocation. In sequential, everyone gets a turn to loot the item. 

*'''Q: Is Fiesta fun? '''
A: It varies per person. 

*'''Q: What is a "GM"? '''
A: It stands for game moderator. The GM's are in charge of in-game issues and events. 

*'''Q: How to become a GM? '''
A: Apply for the job like any other job. There are certain areas you have to have experience in, and you have to work your way up. 

*'''Q: Do GM‘s have infinite money? '''
A: They don't need in-game money. 

*'''Q: Whats the highest amount of money in Teva in GnG? '''
A: There's no telling. Some players are well over 10gem. 

*'''Q: Whats the highest amount of money in Fiesta? '''
A: Again, no way to tell. Some think 100 gem is the highest amount obtainable. 

*'''Q: What is a Fiesta Mini-Game? '''
A: There are events, those are the closest to Mini-Game. Some may be implemented later on. 

*'''Q: How to change my house outlook? '''
A: You have to buy the house outlook and press [H] to change the house outlook. 

*'''Q: What is PVP? '''
A: It stands for Player Versus Player. You can pvp in battle zones(there is one for each city), battlegrounds(one for each level group 30+), or guild wars. 

*'''Q: What is a title? '''
A: A title is put in front of your name--it's for fun and to show minor accomplishments in-game. You can change titles by pressing [C] and pressing "Change" and then choosing a title from the list. 

*'''Q: Must a cleric pump INT? Must a archer pump full DEX? Must a warrior pump full STR? '''
A: No, your build is completely up to you. It all depends on what you want effected. Reading up on what each stat does it recommended. 

*'''Q: Why do some monsters have different name color? '''
A: They are ranged from level in comparison to yours. Low<---[Gray~Green~Yellow~Orange~Red]--->High. The lower the level, the less exp you get from them. The higher the more, but killing the highest leveled monster you can does not guarantee the best experience in the end. You only receive 1 exp from monsters that are 30 levels higher than you. 

*'''Q: What is a treasure chest? What is inside? '''
A: A treasure chest is a bonus box in the game, You can find scrolls, mats, enhancement stones, and pets from a chest. They spawn in random areas all over the game world. The only town so far that can have a treasure chest is Uruga out in the field, other than that no other town is known to have treasure chests.

*'''Q: How do you get 'Supreme (class)' titles or 'Fiesta Ace' titles? Why does a cleric have an Apprentice Archer title (or something of that sort)? '''
A: Those are glitch titles. They are random, and if you got one of those titles, good for you.
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==See also==
{{General Guides}}

General Tips

2009-07-07T02:56:02Z

Darkin: /* FAQs asked by new players */

==Basics==
====Chat Commands and Short Cuts====
'''/s''' to shout. (Must be at least level 6+ to shout) 
'''/w''' (name) to whisper. Most of the time if you're already in a current conversation, the name will be there automatically after you've typed /w. 
'''/r''' to reply to the last whisper. 
'''/p''' to talk to your party. 
'''/g''' to talk to your guild. 
'''/invite''' (name) to invite that person to your party. 
'''/trade''' (name) to trade with that selected person. 
'''/a''' to talk in the guild academy (guild members can see the chat too). 

'''Action Shortcuts''' 

'''{{(>_<)}}''' - Angry 

'''(Y.Y)''' - Cry 

'''(hi)''' - Greetings 
'''m(_ _)m''' - Greetings 

'''(*^_^*)''' - Happy 
'''^o^''' - Happy 

'''(^_^)''' - Laugh 
'''^.^''' - Laugh 
'''(u.u)''' - Laugh 
'''^^''' - Laugh 
'''^-^''' - Laugh 
'''^_^''' - Laugh 
'''^0^''' - Laugh 

'''(gogo)''' - Charge 
'''Q(^.^Q)''' - Charge 

'''(orz)''' - Frustrated 
'''(OTZ)''' - Frustrated 
'''(X_X)''' - Frustrated 

'''?:?''' - Surprised 
'''o_o''' - Surprised 
'''?o?''' - Surprised 
'''(@_@)''' - Surprised 
'''(0.0)''' - Surprised 
'''(00)''' - Surprised 
'''(OO)''' - Surprised 
'''(oo)''' - Surprised 

'''Shortcuts''' 

'''Home''' to enter your house. 
'''h''' used to open the mini house menu 
'''b''' to open vendor mode. 
'''q''' to use HP stones. 
'''e''' to use SP stones. 
'''w''' to go forward. 
'''s''' to go back. 
'''a''' to go left. 
'''d''' to go right. 
'''z''' to walk. 
'''x''' to enter the cash shop. 
'''f''' to open your community box. 
'''c''' to open your character window. 
'''esc''' to open the game settings window. 
'''Page Up''' to zoom in. 
'''Page Down''' to zoom out. 
'''i''' to open your inventory. 
'''m''' to open the mini map (map of the area you are currently in). 
'''u''' to open the world map. 
'''l''' to open the quest window. 
'''v''' to open the actions window. 
'''k''' to open the skill window. 

Note: These are the default shortcuts they can be changed if you wish.

====Abbreviations====
'''AFK''' Away from Keyboard 
'''AoE''' Area of Effect 
'''BG''' Battleground 
'''BRB''' Be Right Back 
'''BZ''' Battlezone 
'''Clank/'Cl'ank''' Cleric Tank 
'''DC''' disconnect 
'''DD''' Damage Dealer/DDS Damage Dealers 
'''DoT''' Damage Over Time 
'''DpS''' Damage Per Second 
'''FB''' Fire Bolt 
'''FN''' Frost Nova (level 60 mage AoE skill) 
'''GK''' Goblin King 
'''GGK''' Giant Goblin King (lvl 40 boss monster) 
'''GH''' Giant Harpy (lvl 70 boss monster) 
'''GM''' Game Moderator/Master 
'''GOC''' Giant Orc Captain (lvl 60 boss monster) 
'''HP''' Health Points 
'''KKP''' King Kong Phino (King Kong Phino kingdom quest boss) 
'''KM''' King Marlone (level 20 boss monster) 
'''Mank/'M'ank''' Mage Tank 
'''MM''' Magic Missile 
'''NP''' Natures Protection (archer skill) 
'''rev/rez''' Revive/Resurrect 
'''SP''' Spirit Points 
'''Tarch/'T'arch/Tark''' Tanking Archer 
'''TK''' Torturer King (lvl 50 boss monster) 
'''ZM''' Zombie Master 
'''ZK''' Zombie King (lvl 30 boss monster) / Zombie Knight (lvl 30 elite monster) 

====Map Names Abbreviations====
'''AEW''' Ancient Elven Woods 
'''BoD''' Bondage of Darkness (dungeon) 
'''BH''' Burning Hill 
'''BR''' Burning Rock 
'''CP''' Collapsed Prison (or Concealed Peak - a dungeon) 
'''DC''' Dragon's Cave 
'''DotA''' Dungeon of the Abyss (dungeon) 
'''DP2''' Dark Passage II 
'''FoM''' Forest of Mist 
'''FoS''' Forest of Slumber 
'''FoT''' Forest of Tides 
'''GC''' Goblin Camp 
'''GotD''' Graveyard of the Dead (dungeon) 
'''HT''' Helga's Tomb 
'''LoT''' Land of Trials 
'''LS/LS1/LS2''' Luminous Stone/Luminous Stone 1/Luminous Stone 2 (dungeon) 
'''MT''' Moonlight Tomb 
'''PotA''' Passage of the Abyss (dungeon) 
'''SEG''' Scaffold Execution Ground 
'''SH''' Sand Hill 
'''SoG''' Sea of Greed 
'''TR''' Trumpy Remains (dungeon) 
'''VT''' Vine Tomb 

====FAQs asked by new players====
 

*'''Q: How do I get money/copper?''' 
A: Since monsters don't drop money, you have to sell the drops by either going to an NPC and selling it to them or sell them in your vendor (press b and then click 'sell' to get it started). But if you want to put the drops to use, you can take up production skills and sell the things that you make with them. Questing also gives you money. 

*'''Q: How do I sell stuff to NPCs? '''
A: Right clicking the item will sell them one by one. Ctrl+right click it and it'll sell as a stack, you may also hold Shift+right click to be more specific over how many items you want to sell. (Also works with purchasing.) But you usually want to sell or let other players buy from you even though it will take longer because you will make more money. 

*'''Q: How do I get into Kingdom Quests? '''
A: Bring up the Kingdom Quest menu, located on your map (the little hour-glass). The next earliest is at the last Kingdom Quest on the list. There is a time there. Kingdom Quests are even hours, i.e. 2:00, 4:00, 6:00, etc. Wait until the Kingdom Quest says "recruiting" next to it, then press "participate". You may or may not get in.
The best way to get in is to use shift+z to reduce the lag(you can only do this in Elderine and Roumen). GOOD LUCK! 

*'''Q: How do I get that apprentice _____ next to my name? '''
A: This is called a title, and you can attain it by reaching level 10. After you are level 10, press "c" and click "change" on the right top corner. This is your title list. You can have a lot more than just one or two. Check [[Title Guide|here]] for the list of titles and info on them (incomplete). Click the title you want and click register. Once you do this, it should be by your name. 

*'''Q: What is fame for? '''
A: For purchasing alchemy stones, certain recipes, Level 20 and Level 60 special skills. Fame can be obtained from quests and killing monsters. 

*'''Q: How do I get that wooden horse? '''
A: Go to Item Merchant Pey down by the stairs in Roumen, and she'll have a wooden horse available for 500c.
You also need flotation stones also sold by Pey, the riding skill, sold by Skill Master Ruby, is also a requirement.
*In general terms, it's called a "mover." There is more than just a wooden horse but most mounts are bought from the Fiesta Cash Shop. 

*'''Q: How do I buy things from other players? '''
A: You use the vendor button, 'B' and choose to buy. Once the box opens up, you put the item you want to buy in one of the boxes and put in how many of it you want and how much you are paying. Make sure to leave it where there are a lot of people who have that item(s) go by there. Also, make sure you have at least one of the item(s) you want to buy. Also.. finding vendors with pink titles is also a way to buy things. Just find a vendor that is selling the items that you want. 

*'''Q: How do I get tier 2 production scrolls? '''
A: They are now sold beside tier 1 production scrolls. You buy tier 3 with fame. Some production skills are only obtainable by events and monster drops. 

*'''Q: How to get skills? '''
A: Go talk to Skill Master in town. For Roumen, it's Skill Master Ruby. You need the required level to use the skills. You also have to buy those skills. Once you buy it, right click the purple scroll in your inventory to learn the skills.
Eventually you will buy your skills in Elderine from either Master Keast, Wishis, Marty, or Deikid. 

*'''Q: How to use skill points? '''
A: Once you click on the skill empowerment box, you will see 4 different icons. The first one with a fire sword picture is to increase skill power/damage. The second one with a blue orb icon is to decrease SP consumption when using a skill. The third icon is to increase buff time. This empowerment is only used on buff skills. The last icon is to decrease cooldown time, which allows you to use the skill again sooner. 

*'''Q: How to empower skills? '''
A: You will have to click and drag a skill icon to the empty box. There are up and down arrows and you have to click the up and down arrows to empower. You can empower a particular skill to a max of 5 points per type of empowerment. 

*'''Q: I can't seem to empower certain skills, why is that so? '''
A: Some skills cannot be empowered in some areas, Ie: buffs cannot have Basic Power(damage)empowered. Also, you can only empower each empowerment area by 5 points max. 

*'''Q: How do I leave a party? '''
A: At the top left hand side of the screen you see your character's face. Right click it and leave party. 

*'''Q: How do I change a loot to be sequential instead of free allocation? '''
A: All you have to do is to right click your character's face, press free allocation, then click sequential allocation. In sequential, everyone gets a turn to loot the item. 

*'''Q: Is Fiesta fun? '''
A: It varies per person. 

*'''Q: What is a "GM"? '''
A: It stands for game moderator. The GM's are in charge of in-game issues and events. 

*'''Q: How to become a GM? '''
A: Apply for the job like any other job. There are certain areas you have to have experience in, and you have to work your way up. 

*'''Q: Does GM have infinite money? '''
A: They don't need in-game money. 

*'''Q: Whats the highest amount of money in Teva in GnG? '''
A: There's no telling. Some players are well over 10gem. 

*'''Q: Whats the highest amount of money in Fiesta? '''
A: Again, no way to tell. Some think 100 gem is the highest amount obtainable. 

*'''Q: What is a Fiesta Mini-Game? '''
A: There are events, those are the closest to Mini-Game. Some may be implemented later on. 

*'''Q: How to change my house outlook? '''
A: You have to buy the house outlook and press [H] to change the house outlook. 

*'''Q: What is PVP? '''
A: It stands for Player Versus Player. You can pvp in battle zones(there is one for each city), battlegrounds(one for each level group 30+), or guild wars. 

*'''Q: What is a title? '''
A: A title is put in front of your name--it's for fun and to show minor accomplishments in-game. You can change titles by pressing [C] and pressing "Change" and then choosing a title from the list. 

*'''Q: Must a cleric pump INT? Must a archer pump full DEX? Must a warrior pump full STR? '''
A: No, your build is completely up to you. It all depends on what you want effected. Reading up on what each stat does it recommended. 

*'''Q: Why do some monsters have different name color? '''
A: They are ranged from level in comparison to yours. Low<---[Gray~Green~Yellow~Orange~Red]--->High. The lower the level, the less exp you get from them. The higher the more, but killing the highest leveled monster you can does not guarantee the best experience in the end. You only receive 1 exp from monsters that are 30 levels higher than you. 

*'''Q: What is a treasure chest? What is inside? '''
A: A treasure chest is a bonus box in the game, You can find scrolls, mats, enhancement stones, and pets from a chest. They spawn in random areas all over the game world. The only town so far that can have a treasure chest is Uruga out in the field, other than that no other town is known to have treasure chests.

*'''Q: How do you get 'Supreme (class)' titles or 'Fiesta Ace' titles? Why does a cleric have an Apprentice Archer title (or something of that sort)? '''
A: Those are glitch titles. They are random, and if you got one of those titles, good for you.
<math>Insert formula here</math>

==See also==
{{General Guides}}

General Tips

2009-07-07T02:51:56Z

Darkin: /* FAQs asked by new players */

==Basics==
====Chat Commands and Short Cuts====
'''/s''' to shout. (Must be at least level 6+ to shout) 
'''/w''' (name) to whisper. Most of the time if you're already in a current conversation, the name will be there automatically after you've typed /w. 
'''/r''' to reply to the last whisper. 
'''/p''' to talk to your party. 
'''/g''' to talk to your guild. 
'''/invite''' (name) to invite that person to your party. 
'''/trade''' (name) to trade with that selected person. 
'''/a''' to talk in the guild academy (guild members can see the chat too). 

'''Action Shortcuts''' 

'''{{(>_<)}}''' - Angry 

'''(Y.Y)''' - Cry 

'''(hi)''' - Greetings 
'''m(_ _)m''' - Greetings 

'''(*^_^*)''' - Happy 
'''^o^''' - Happy 

'''(^_^)''' - Laugh 
'''^.^''' - Laugh 
'''(u.u)''' - Laugh 
'''^^''' - Laugh 
'''^-^''' - Laugh 
'''^_^''' - Laugh 
'''^0^''' - Laugh 

'''(gogo)''' - Charge 
'''Q(^.^Q)''' - Charge 

'''(orz)''' - Frustrated 
'''(OTZ)''' - Frustrated 
'''(X_X)''' - Frustrated 

'''?:?''' - Surprised 
'''o_o''' - Surprised 
'''?o?''' - Surprised 
'''(@_@)''' - Surprised 
'''(0.0)''' - Surprised 
'''(00)''' - Surprised 
'''(OO)''' - Surprised 
'''(oo)''' - Surprised 

'''Shortcuts''' 

'''Home''' to enter your house. 
'''h''' used to open the mini house menu 
'''b''' to open vendor mode. 
'''q''' to use HP stones. 
'''e''' to use SP stones. 
'''w''' to go forward. 
'''s''' to go back. 
'''a''' to go left. 
'''d''' to go right. 
'''z''' to walk. 
'''x''' to enter the cash shop. 
'''f''' to open your community box. 
'''c''' to open your character window. 
'''esc''' to open the game settings window. 
'''Page Up''' to zoom in. 
'''Page Down''' to zoom out. 
'''i''' to open your inventory. 
'''m''' to open the mini map (map of the area you are currently in). 
'''u''' to open the world map. 
'''l''' to open the quest window. 
'''v''' to open the actions window. 
'''k''' to open the skill window. 

Note: These are the default shortcuts they can be changed if you wish.

====Abbreviations====
'''AFK''' Away from Keyboard 
'''AoE''' Area of Effect 
'''BG''' Battleground 
'''BRB''' Be Right Back 
'''BZ''' Battlezone 
'''Clank/'Cl'ank''' Cleric Tank 
'''DC''' disconnect 
'''DD''' Damage Dealer/DDS Damage Dealers 
'''DoT''' Damage Over Time 
'''DpS''' Damage Per Second 
'''FB''' Fire Bolt 
'''FN''' Frost Nova (level 60 mage AoE skill) 
'''GK''' Goblin King 
'''GGK''' Giant Goblin King (lvl 40 boss monster) 
'''GH''' Giant Harpy (lvl 70 boss monster) 
'''GM''' Game Moderator/Master 
'''GOC''' Giant Orc Captain (lvl 60 boss monster) 
'''HP''' Health Points 
'''KKP''' King Kong Phino (King Kong Phino kingdom quest boss) 
'''KM''' King Marlone (level 20 boss monster) 
'''Mank/'M'ank''' Mage Tank 
'''MM''' Magic Missile 
'''NP''' Natures Protection (archer skill) 
'''rev/rez''' Revive/Resurrect 
'''SP''' Spirit Points 
'''Tarch/'T'arch/Tark''' Tanking Archer 
'''TK''' Torturer King (lvl 50 boss monster) 
'''ZM''' Zombie Master 
'''ZK''' Zombie King (lvl 30 boss monster) / Zombie Knight (lvl 30 elite monster) 

====Map Names Abbreviations====
'''AEW''' Ancient Elven Woods 
'''BoD''' Bondage of Darkness (dungeon) 
'''BH''' Burning Hill 
'''BR''' Burning Rock 
'''CP''' Collapsed Prison (or Concealed Peak - a dungeon) 
'''DC''' Dragon's Cave 
'''DotA''' Dungeon of the Abyss (dungeon) 
'''DP2''' Dark Passage II 
'''FoM''' Forest of Mist 
'''FoS''' Forest of Slumber 
'''FoT''' Forest of Tides 
'''GC''' Goblin Camp 
'''GotD''' Graveyard of the Dead (dungeon) 
'''HT''' Helga's Tomb 
'''LoT''' Land of Trials 
'''LS/LS1/LS2''' Luminous Stone/Luminous Stone 1/Luminous Stone 2 (dungeon) 
'''MT''' Moonlight Tomb 
'''PotA''' Passage of the Abyss (dungeon) 
'''SEG''' Scaffold Execution Ground 
'''SH''' Sand Hill 
'''SoG''' Sea of Greed 
'''TR''' Trumpy Remains (dungeon) 
'''VT''' Vine Tomb 

====FAQs asked by new players====
 

*'''Q: How do I get money/copper?''' 
A: Since monsters don't drop money, you have to sell the drops by either going to an NPC and selling it to them or sell them in your vendor (press b and then click 'sell' to get it started). But if you want to put the drops to use, you can take up production skills and sell the things that you make with them. Questing also gives you money. 

*'''Q: How do I sell stuff to NPCs? '''
A: Right clicking the item will sell them one by one. Ctrl+right click it and it'll sell as a stack, you may also hold Shift+right click to be more specific over how many items you want to sell. (Also works with purchasing.) But you usually want to sell or let other players buy from you even though it will take longer because you will make more money. 

*'''Q: How do I get into Kingdom Quests? '''
A: Bring up the Kingdom Quest menu, located on your map (the little hour-glass). The next earliest is at the last Kingdom Quest on the list. There is a time there. Kingdom Quests are even hours, i.e. 2:00, 4:00, 6:00, etc. Wait until the Kingdom Quest says "recruiting" next to it, then press "participate". You may or may not get in.
The best way to get in is to use shift+z to reduce the lag(you can only do this in Elderine and Roumen). GOOD LUCK! 

*'''Q: How do I get that apprentice _____ next to my name? '''
A: This is called a title, and you can attain it by reaching level 10. After you are level 10, press "c" and click "change" on the right top corner. This is your title list. You can have a lot more than just one or two. Check [[Title Guide|here]] for the list of titles and info on them (incomplete). Click the title you want and click register. Once you do this, it should be by your name. 

*'''Q: What is fame for? '''
A: For purchasing alchemy stones, certain recipes, Level 20 and Level 60 special skills. Fame can be obtained from quests and killing monsters. 

*'''Q: How do I get that wooden horse? '''
A: Go to Item Merchant Pey down by the stairs in Roumen, and she'll have a wooden horse available for 500c.
You also need flotation stones also sold by Pey, the riding skill, sold by Skill Master Ruby, is also a requirement.
*In general terms, it's called a "mover." There is more than just a wooden horse but most mounts are bought from the Fiesta Cash Shop. 

*'''Q: How do I buy things from other players? '''
A: You use the vendor button, 'B' and choose to buy. Once the box opens up, you put the item you want to buy in one of the boxes and put in how many of it you want and how much you are paying. Make sure to leave it where there are a lot of people who have that item(s) go by there. Also, make sure you have at least one of the item(s) you want to buy. Also.. finding vendors with pink titles is also a way to buy things. Just find a vendor that is selling the items that you want. 

*'''Q: How do I get tier 2 production scrolls? '''
A: They are now sold beside tier 1 production scrolls. You buy tier 3 with fame. Some production skills are only obtainable by events and monster drops. 

*'''Q: How to get skills? '''
A: Go talk to Skill Master in town. For Roumen, it's Skill Master Ruby. You need the required level to use the skills. You also have to buy those skills. Once you buy it, right click the purple scroll in your inventory to learn the skills.
Eventually you will buy your skills in Elderine from either Master Keast, Wishis, Marty, or Deikid. 

*'''Q: How to use skill points? '''
A: Once you click on the skill empowerment box, you will see 4 different icons. The first one with a fire sword picture is to increase skill power/damage. The second one with a blue orb icon is to decrease SP consumption when using a skill. The third icon is to increase buff time. This empowerment is only used on buff skills. The last icon is to decrease cooldown time, which allows you to use the skill again sooner. 

*'''Q: How to empower skills? '''
A: You will have to click and drag a skill icon to the empty box. There are up and down arrows and you have to click the up and down arrows to empower. You can empower a particular skill to a max of 5 points per type of empowerment. 

*'''Q: I can't seem to empower certain skills, why is that so? '''
A: Some skills cannot be empowered in some areas, Ie: buffs cannot have Basic Power(damage)empowered. Also, you can only empower each empowerment area by 5 points max. 

*'''Q: How do I leave a party? '''
A: At the top left hand side of the screen you see your character's face. Right click it and leave party. 

*'''Q: How do I change a loot to be sequential instead of free allocation? '''
A: All you have to do is to right click your character's face, press free allocation, then click sequential allocation. In sequential, everyone gets a turn to loot the item. 

*'''Q: Is Fiesta fun? '''
A: It varies per person. 

*'''Q: What is a "GM"? '''
A: It stands for game moderator. The GM's are in charge of in-game issues and events. 

*'''Q: How to become a GM? '''
A: Apply for the job like any other job. There are certain areas you have to have experience in, and you have to work your way up. 

*'''Q: Does GM have infinite money? '''
A: They don't need in-game money. 

*'''Q: Whats the highest amount of money in Teva in GnG? '''
A: There's no telling. Some players are well over 10gem. 

*'''Q: Whats the highest amount of money in Fiesta? '''
A: Again, no way to tell. Some think 100 gem is the highest amount obtainable. 

*'''Q: What is a Fiesta Mini-Game? '''
A: There are events, those are the closest to Mini-Game. Some may be implemented later on. 

*'''Q: How to change my house outlook? '''
A: You have to buy the house outlook and press [H] to change the house outlook. 

*'''Q: What is PVP? '''
A: It stands for Player Versus Player. You can pvp in battle zones(there is one for each city), battlegrounds(one for each level group 30+), or guild wars. 

*'''Q: What is a title? '''
A: A title is put in front of your name--it's for fun and to show minor accomplishments in-game. You can change titles by pressing [C] and pressing "Change" and then choosing a title from the list. 

*'''Q: Must a cleric pump INT? Must a archer pump full DEX? Must a warrior pump full STR? '''
A: No, your build is completely up to you. It all depends on what you want effected. Reading up on what each stat does it recommended. 

*'''Q: Why do some monsters have different name color? '''
A: They are ranged from level in comparison to yours. Low<---[Gray~Green~Yellow~Orange~Red]--->High. The lower the level, the less exp you get from them. The higher the more, but killing the highest leveled monster you can does not guarantee the best experience in the end. You only receive 1 exp from monsters that are 30 levels higher than you. 

*'''Q: What is a treasure chest? What is inside? '''
A: A treasure chest is a bonus box in the game, You can find scrolls, mats, enhancement stones, and pets from a chest. They spawn in random areas all over the game world. The only town so far that can have a treasure chest is Uruga out in the field, other than that no other town is known to have treasure chests.

*'''Q: How do you get 'Supreme (class)' titles or 'Fiesta Ace' titles/why does a cleric have an Apprentice Archer title (or something of that sort)? '''
A: Those are glitch titles. They are random, and if you got one of those titles, good for you.
<math>Insert formula here</math>

==See also==
{{General Guides}}

General Tips

2009-07-07T02:47:53Z

Darkin: /* Abbreviations */

==Basics==
====Chat Commands and Short Cuts====
'''/s''' to shout. (Must be at least level 6+ to shout) 
'''/w''' (name) to whisper. Most of the time if you're already in a current conversation, the name will be there automatically after you've typed /w. 
'''/r''' to reply to the last whisper. 
'''/p''' to talk to your party. 
'''/g''' to talk to your guild. 
'''/invite''' (name) to invite that person to your party. 
'''/trade''' (name) to trade with that selected person. 
'''/a''' to talk in the guild academy (guild members can see the chat too). 

'''Action Shortcuts''' 

'''{{(>_<)}}''' - Angry 

'''(Y.Y)''' - Cry 

'''(hi)''' - Greetings 
'''m(_ _)m''' - Greetings 

'''(*^_^*)''' - Happy 
'''^o^''' - Happy 

'''(^_^)''' - Laugh 
'''^.^''' - Laugh 
'''(u.u)''' - Laugh 
'''^^''' - Laugh 
'''^-^''' - Laugh 
'''^_^''' - Laugh 
'''^0^''' - Laugh 

'''(gogo)''' - Charge 
'''Q(^.^Q)''' - Charge 

'''(orz)''' - Frustrated 
'''(OTZ)''' - Frustrated 
'''(X_X)''' - Frustrated 

'''?:?''' - Surprised 
'''o_o''' - Surprised 
'''?o?''' - Surprised 
'''(@_@)''' - Surprised 
'''(0.0)''' - Surprised 
'''(00)''' - Surprised 
'''(OO)''' - Surprised 
'''(oo)''' - Surprised 

'''Shortcuts''' 

'''Home''' to enter your house. 
'''h''' used to open the mini house menu 
'''b''' to open vendor mode. 
'''q''' to use HP stones. 
'''e''' to use SP stones. 
'''w''' to go forward. 
'''s''' to go back. 
'''a''' to go left. 
'''d''' to go right. 
'''z''' to walk. 
'''x''' to enter the cash shop. 
'''f''' to open your community box. 
'''c''' to open your character window. 
'''esc''' to open the game settings window. 
'''Page Up''' to zoom in. 
'''Page Down''' to zoom out. 
'''i''' to open your inventory. 
'''m''' to open the mini map (map of the area you are currently in). 
'''u''' to open the world map. 
'''l''' to open the quest window. 
'''v''' to open the actions window. 
'''k''' to open the skill window. 

Note: These are the default shortcuts they can be changed if you wish.

====Abbreviations====
'''AFK''' Away from Keyboard 
'''AoE''' Area of Effect 
'''BG''' Battleground 
'''BRB''' Be Right Back 
'''BZ''' Battlezone 
'''Clank/'Cl'ank''' Cleric Tank 
'''DC''' disconnect 
'''DD''' Damage Dealer/DDS Damage Dealers 
'''DoT''' Damage Over Time 
'''DpS''' Damage Per Second 
'''FB''' Fire Bolt 
'''FN''' Frost Nova (level 60 mage AoE skill) 
'''GK''' Goblin King 
'''GGK''' Giant Goblin King (lvl 40 boss monster) 
'''GH''' Giant Harpy (lvl 70 boss monster) 
'''GM''' Game Moderator/Master 
'''GOC''' Giant Orc Captain (lvl 60 boss monster) 
'''HP''' Health Points 
'''KKP''' King Kong Phino (King Kong Phino kingdom quest boss) 
'''KM''' King Marlone (level 20 boss monster) 
'''Mank/'M'ank''' Mage Tank 
'''MM''' Magic Missile 
'''NP''' Natures Protection (archer skill) 
'''rev/rez''' Revive/Resurrect 
'''SP''' Spirit Points 
'''Tarch/'T'arch/Tark''' Tanking Archer 
'''TK''' Torturer King (lvl 50 boss monster) 
'''ZM''' Zombie Master 
'''ZK''' Zombie King (lvl 30 boss monster) / Zombie Knight (lvl 30 elite monster) 

====Map Names Abbreviations====
'''AEW''' Ancient Elven Woods 
'''BoD''' Bondage of Darkness (dungeon) 
'''BH''' Burning Hill 
'''BR''' Burning Rock 
'''CP''' Collapsed Prison (or Concealed Peak - a dungeon) 
'''DC''' Dragon's Cave 
'''DotA''' Dungeon of the Abyss (dungeon) 
'''DP2''' Dark Passage II 
'''FoM''' Forest of Mist 
'''FoS''' Forest of Slumber 
'''FoT''' Forest of Tides 
'''GC''' Goblin Camp 
'''GotD''' Graveyard of the Dead (dungeon) 
'''HT''' Helga's Tomb 
'''LoT''' Land of Trials 
'''LS/LS1/LS2''' Luminous Stone/Luminous Stone 1/Luminous Stone 2 (dungeon) 
'''MT''' Moonlight Tomb 
'''PotA''' Passage of the Abyss (dungeon) 
'''SEG''' Scaffold Execution Ground 
'''SH''' Sand Hill 
'''SoG''' Sea of Greed 
'''TR''' Trumpy Remains (dungeon) 
'''VT''' Vine Tomb 

====FAQs asked by new players====
 

*'''Q: How do I get money/copper?''' 
A: Since monsters don't drop money, you have to sell the drops by either going to an NPC and selling it to them or sell them in your vendor (press b and then click 'sell' to get it started). But if you want to put the drops to use, you can take up production skills and sell the things that you make with them. Questing also gives you money. 

*'''Q: How do I sell stuff to NPCs? '''
A: Right clicking the item will sell them one by one. Ctrl+right click it and it'll sell as a stack, you may also hold Shift+right click to be more specific over how many items you want to sell. (Also works with purchasing.) But you usually want to sell or let other players buy from you even though it will take longer because you will make more money. 

*'''Q: How do I get into Kingdom Quests? '''
A: Bring up the Kingdom Quest menu, located on your map (the little hour-glass). The next earliest is at the last Kingdom Quest on the list. There is a time there. Kingdom Quests are even hours, i.e. 2:00, 4:00, 6:00, etc. Wait until the Kingdom Quest says "recruiting" next to it, then press "participate". You may or may not get in.
The best way to get in is to use shift+z to reduce the lag(you can only do this in Elderine and Roumen). GOOD LUCK! 

*'''Q: How do I get that apprentice _____ next to my name? '''
A: This is called a title, and you can attain it by reaching level 10. After you are level 10, press "c" and click "change" on the right top corner. This is your title list. You can have a lot more than just one or two. Check [[Title Guide|here]] for the list of titles and info on them (incomplete). Click the title you want and click register. Once you do this, it should be by your name. 

*'''Q: What is fame for? '''
A: For purchasing alchemy stones, certain recipes, Level 20 and Level 60 special skills. Fame can be obtained from quests and killing monsters. 

*'''Q: How do I get that wooden horse? '''
A: Go to Item Merchant Pey down by the stairs in Roumen, and she'll have a wooden horse available for 500c.
You also need flotation stones also sold by Pey, the riding skill, sold by Skill Master Ruby, is also a requirement.
*In general terms, it's called a "mover." There is more than just a wooden horse but most mounts are bought from the Fiesta Cash Shop. 

*'''Q: How do I buy things from other players? '''
A: You use the vendor button, 'B' and choose to buy. Once the box opens up, you put the item you want to buy in one of the boxes and put in how many of it you want and how much you are paying. Make sure to leave it where there are a lot of people who have that item(s) go by there. Also, make sure you have at least one of the item(s) you want to buy. Also.. finding vendors with pink titles is also a way to buy things. Just find a vendor that is selling the items that you want. 

*'''Q: How do I get tier 2 production scrolls? '''
A: They are now sold beside tier 1 production scrolls. You buy tier 3 with fame. Some production skills are only obtainable by events and monster drops. 

*'''Q: How to get skills? '''
A: Go talk to Skill Master in town. For Roumen, it's Skill Master Ruby. You need the required level to use the skills. You also have to buy those skills. Once you buy it, right click the purple scroll in your inventory to learn the skills.
Eventually you will buy your skills in Elderine from either Master Keast, Wishis, Marty, or Deikid. 

*'''Q: How to use skill points? '''
A: Once you click on the skill empowerment box, you will see 4 different icons. The first one with a fire sword picture is to increase skill power/damage. The second one with a blue orb icon is to decrease SP consumption when using a skill. The third icon is to increase buff time. This empowerment is only used on buff skills. The last icon is to decrease cooldown time, which allows you to use the skill again sooner. 

*'''Q: How to empower skills? '''
A: You will have to click and drag a skill icon to the empty box. There are up and down arrows and you have to click the up and down arrows to empower. You can empower a particular skill to a max of 5 points per type of empowerment. 

*'''Q: I can't seem to empower certain skills, why is that so? '''
A: Some skills cannot be empowered in some areas, Ie: buffs cannot have Basic Power(damage)empowered. Also, you can only empower each empowerment area by 5 points max. 

*'''Q: How do I leave a party? '''
A: At the top left hand side of the screen you see your character's face. Right click it and leave party. 

*'''Q: How do I change a loot to be sequential instead of free allocation? '''
A: All you have to do is to right click your character's face, press free allocation, then click sequential allocation. In sequential, everyone gets a turn to loot the item. 

*'''Q: Is Fiesta fun? '''
A: It varies per person. 

*'''Q: What is a "GM"? '''
A: It stands for game moderator. The GM's are in charge of in-game issues and events. 

*'''Q: How to become a GM? '''
A: Apply for the job like any other job. There are certain areas you have to have experience in, and you have to work your way up. 

*'''Q: Does GM have infinite money? '''
A: They don't need in-game money. 

*'''Q: Whats the highest amount of money in Teva in GnG? '''
A: There's no telling. Some players are well over 10gem. 

*'''Q: Whats the highest amount of money in Outspark? '''
A: Again, no way to tell. Some think 100 gem is the highest amount obtainable. 

*'''Q: What is a Fiesta Mini-Game? '''
A: There are events, those are the closest to Mini-Game. Some may be implemented later on. 

*'''Q: How to change my house outlook? '''
A: You have to buy the house outlook and press [H] to change the house outlook. 

*'''Q: What is PVP? '''
A: It stands for Player Versus Player. You can pvp in battle zones(there is one for each city), battlegrounds(one for each level group 30+), or guild wars. 

*'''Q: What is a title? '''
A: A title is put in front of your name--it's for fun and to show minor accomplishments in-game. You can change titles by pressing [C] and pressing "Change" and then choosing a title from the list. 

*'''Q: Must a cleric pump int? Must a archer pump full dex? Must a warrior pump full str? '''
A: No, your build is completely up to you. It all depends on what you want effected. Reading up on what each stat does it recommended. 

*'''Q: Why do some monsters have different name color? '''
A: They are ranged from level in comparison to yours. Low<---[Gray~Green~Yellow~Orange~Red]--->High. The lower the level, the less exp you get from them. The higher the more, but killing the highest leveled monster you can does not guarantee the best experience in the end. You only receive 1 exp from monsters that are 30 levels higher than you. 

*'''Q: What is a treasure chest? What is inside? '''
A: A treasure chest is a bonus box in the game, You can find scrolls, mats, enhancement stones, and pets from a chest. They spawn in random areas all over the game world. The only town so far that can have a treasure chest is Uruga out in the field, other than that no other town is known to have treasure chests.

*'''Q: How do you get 'Supreme (class)' titles or 'Fiesta Ace' titles/why does a cleric have an Apprentice Archer title (or something of that sort)? '''
A: Those are glitch titles. They are random, and if you got one of those titles, good for you.
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==See also==
{{General Guides}}

Guilds

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==Creating a Guild==
[[Image:GuildCreation01.jpg|thumb|right|Guild creation screen]]
Requirement for the character that is creating the guild:
* Be level 20 or higher
* 1 Gold

To create a guild, talk to one of [[Guild Manager Brom]] in [[Roumen]], [[Guild Manager Fredrick]] in [[Elderine]] or [[Guild Manager Lump]] in [[Uruga]].

Click on "Creation" and a window will come up for you to enter your guild name, choose whether the guild has the ability to declare war, and set a password for the guild.

When you click "OK", a confirmation box saying "xxx guild has been created" will appear.

''Note that the level requirement applies to the character creating the guild. The Master status may be transferred to a lower level character later.''

==Guild Hierarchy==
'''Master''' - Only one guild master per guild. By default, the character that created the guild is the Guild Master. They have the ability to
* Change other guild members rank (including promoting a member to Guild Master Ranking, new Guild Master can be of any level).
* Add characters into the guild
* Ban a member (and academy members) from the guild
* Declare guild wars (if warring ability is enabled for the guild)
* Are the only ones able to withdraw from guild-storage
* Can post guild-notice
* Disband the guild
* Warp to academy members anytime anywhere except PK area

'''Admin''' - There may be multiple Admins in a guild. They have the ability to:
* Add characters into the guild
* Ban a member from the guild (including Guild Master)
* Declare guild wars
* Can post guild-notice

'''Council''' - There may be multiple Councils in a guild. They have the ability to:
* Chat ban academy members

'''Guard''' - Ordinary guild members with no extra privileges.

'''Member''' - Ordinary guild members with no extra privileges.

''Note - Member is the default rank when first invited into a guild.

== Guild War ==
Guilds that choose to enable the option at their creation may take part in Guild Wars. Any Guild may declare on any other that has enabled it. There is no restriction on time (subject to a cool down time after a previous declaration) or place, participants can fight in any map, at any time.

=== Procedure ===
*An Admin or the Master must first find the guild they wish to war on the guild list. ''You can only declare on one guild at a time, but there is no limit on the number of guilds that can simultaneously declare on a single guild. ''
*Once the target has been found, the Master or Admin must confirm their declaration of war. An announcement then ensues in alarming bold red text reporting the encounter on the screens of both the members of the guild that declared the war and those who were declared on. The announcement states the name of the guild who declared/who was declared upon.
*There is a 5-minute period of time that follows the declaration of a war. The names of members of the opposing guild/s appear in red, though they still may not be inflicted with damage.
*Once the 5 minutes has lapsed, a second announcement appears. The target guild members may now be damaged. Every time you kill a member of an opposing guild, you receive a number of points. The tally of points is shown in the Guild-Menu and whichever guild has the most points at the end of the War wins.
*After a declaration of war, you may not declare another one until the timer on the guild war screen runs out.

===Notes===
*There is currently no reward or added function for Guild Wars.
*Recruitment of new members is disallowed for the aggressor for the duration of the war. ''This means that the passive guild may bring in supporters to aid them at any time they wish.''
*Clerics who are not members of the participating guilds can cast passive spells on the participants. ''This is generally not reccommended because it will draw all kinds of insults from the on-lookers.''

==Guild Academy==
Every guild has an Academy. Any player from level 1 to 40 may join a guild's academy. Academy members are not involved in guild wars, and will only see chat in the Academy tab. Ordinary guild members will be able to see the Academy chat and Guild chat.

===Academy Rewards===
[[Image:GuildAcademy01.jpg|thumb|right|Item Reward Window]]

[[Image:GuildAcademy02.jpg|thumb|right|Money Reward Window]]

Academy rewards are drawn from Guild Storage. Each time an academy member levels (from level 10 to 40), rewards will be given to members. Rewards can be in the form of money and/or items.

To set up academy rewards:

*Talk to Guild Manager NPC in town. Click on "Academy".

*Click on "Reward Setting" to enter the amount of money an Academy Member may receive each time they level.

*Click on "Item Reward Setting" to set the number of items an academy member may receive for each level.

===Hall of Fame===
An academy member graduates when they reach level 40. Their names are listed in the guild's Hall of Fame. Academy members do not automatically become guild members. However, they are also not removed from the academy once graduated. They may continue to access academy chat as long as they don't leave the academy, but no further rewards are available.

===Guild Buff & Academy Ranking===
Each time an academy member (level 10 to 40) levels, the guild is given guild points, and the whole guild plus academy members receive a guild buff (5% increase attack rate, 5% increase defence rate). Duration of the guild buff depends on the level that the academy members achieved. If another academy member levels before the last academy member's guild buff runs out, the duration of the buff will stack.

Academy points are achieved through academy members leveling. Each week (Starting from Thursday), the seven guilds on each server with the most academy points receive an entire week of guild buffs. Academy guild ranking can be accessed via Guild Manager in town, it is also shown under academy tab on your friend list.

==Guild Storage==

Guild storage can be accessed via Guild Manager NPCs in town.

Any member can deposit items into Guild Storage, but only the Guild Master can withdraw directly from guild storage.

==Known Guild Issues==

===Bulletin glitch===
If many players are changing the bulletin at the same time, there is a chance you will get a "C++ Buffer overrun" error, where the specific character in that guild will be unable to log on. Only when the guild is deleted can this be fixed.

=See also=
{{General Guides}}

Pets

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