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Rebuilt from scratch. The shop keeps selling after the player closes the client, restores itself when the server restarts, and expires after a number of days you set. Its own name colour and visual effect identify who is offline, no damage in peace zones, and the option to restrict the feature to VIP players only.

A persistent market inside the Community Board. Listings stay up even with the player offline, delivery to the buyer is automatic, the listing fee is configurable and every sale is recorded in the character history. Item search and filtering for buyers, and no third-party dependency.

Rewritten with a rate defined per level and per scroll type, in an open file. You choose what happens on failure — break, keep or drop one level — and which equipment type each scroll applies to. It ships with an in-game editing panel, a log of every attempt, and an automatic announcement when someone hits a high enchant.

Swap adena for any item as the private store currency — buy, sell and package sale, including the balance the client shows in the window. The sale fee charged by the ruling clan follows the same currency. Useful for servers that want their own economy from day one.

Boxes that open and draw items by weight, built in an open file. You can create event boxes, donation boxes and boss drop boxes without writing a line of code, each with its own list and its own odds.

Amulets and passes that expire in real time, not play time, and keep counting while the player is offline. Noble, VIP, Kamaloka and auto farm passes ship ready, plus the donation ticket and the free ticket.

The player changes the look of weapon and armour without touching a single stat. It becomes a donation product without unbalancing the server, and the list of available skins is a file you edit whenever you want.

The armour set concept applied to rings, earrings and necklaces: complete the set and get its own bonus. One more end-game progression axis without needing a new item in the client.

A queue of items delivered at the player's next login. It is what makes donations, vote rewards and event prizes arrive even when the player is not online at the time — nothing is lost and every delivery is logged.

The GM generates a code, the player redeems it once. Good for marketing campaigns, downtime compensation and streamer partnerships, with control over who already used it.

A single price applied to every merchant, an all-free mode for test servers, gold bar to adena conversion, and item drop blocking by grade when the player dies. These are the switches you want at hand on launch day.

Built in tiers, each with its own XP, SP and drop rates, its own rewards and its own real-time duration. Benefits keep working in the offline shop, the activation item is configurable, and the player tracks status from a Community Board panel.

Objectives by action type with an automatic scheduled reset and a reward defined per mission. Progress is saved per character and the player tracks everything from a chat command. Includes a daily login reward.

The player picks the skill list, monster priority and target type — regular mob, raid or grand boss — and can also assist the summon or the party leader. It has a daily quota, unlocked by a pass, and toggles from a chat command. You decide whether to open it to everyone, to VIP only, or not at all.

A separate percentage trigger for HP, MP and CP, configured by the player inside the game. It ends the external ACP requests in support and removes the incentive to use third-party software.

The human buffer gets its job back: the player advertises their own buffs, sets the price and sells to anyone passing by. It is social content the NPC buffer never delivers.

Buff schemes saved per account, applied from both the NPC and the Community Board panel, with a cost and skill list you control. Character buffs are also preserved between sessions.

An all-in-one character with its own buffs and saved macros, with duration and type defined by you. A ready-made donation product, with time and permission control.

A prize delivered automatically on reaching each level, defined in an open file. It keeps the new player engaged in exactly the range where most give up.

Five independent brackets between level 1 and 86, each with its own XP, SP and currency, plus an exclusive rate inside instances. You speed up the start and hold the end game without breaking the curve in the middle.

Configurable subclass cap, switching anywhere and selective skill stacking across subclasses, with a block list for what must not stack. You can also enable automatic Divine Inspiration and extra noble buffs.

A companion pet that follows the player, talks, and optionally heals by percentage. It is restored at login and works both as a donation item and as an event prize.

Pet and servitor return after a reconnect with buffs and cooldown preserved. A dropped connection stops costing ten minutes of rebuffing.

A whole layer of commands typed into chat, absent from stock Interlude: player menu, auto farm, auto potion, missions, voting, buff selling, event registration, territories, governor panel, bulk crystallization and recipe management.

The board home page with server information, rules, active promotions and a shortcut to every other panel. It is the first thing the player sees on alt+B.

A merchant inside the board, with prices subject to the ruling clan's tax and a catalogue you edit. No NPC, no trip to town.

PvP, PK, level, clan raid points, Kamaloka score and event ranking — six lists updated live, with automatic weekly prizes for the top places.

The player checks the balance, picks the product and receives it on the character, integrated with the website system. Every delivery is logged, and whatever cannot be delivered right away goes into the deferred queue.

A party noticeboard by level, class and goal. It solves the problem of finding a group on a server with the population spread across the map.

Boss schedules, active events, open instances and territories, the governor panel, channel videos with a reward for watching and a reward for voting on the top lists. All read from the real server state, not from fixed text.

Internal forum, character-to-character mail, friend list, favourites and a personal memo — the social side of the board revised and working.

Validation at server startup and machine identification by HWID, with a window limit per machine, a configurable grace mode and an access log per account. HWID bans and lookups are done from a GM command, with no need to touch the database.

Twenty-eight separate logging channels: enchant, drop, pickup, trade, warehouse, multisell, donation, Olympiad results, grand boss deaths, player and GM logins, suspicious IP alerts and a chat keyword filter. When a player complains about a missing item, the answer is in the channel.

Ready integration with eight top lists, with an individual reward, a per-site cooldown and a global vote goal that unlocks a collective prize for the whole server. Promotion that pays for itself.

An automatic in-game announcement when a new video goes up on the channel, with a daily reward for watching. The player becomes an audience without leaving the client.

Rotating in-game announcements and a time-boxed promotion system, with its own board panel. A weekend campaign with no GM typing in chat.

Packaging applies obfuscation and, optionally, encrypts the classes with a loader of its own. It is a layer of difficulty against casual copying of your distribution, not a promise of absolute protection.