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Back Alley

2013-12-31T02:58:49Z

KitsonHeart: Created page with "A Back Alley, a shady place where while crime is not featured, fights are common occurrences. What sets the Back Alley apart from the rest of Ashaya is of course the battles, ..."

A Back Alley, a shady place where while crime is not featured, fights are common occurrences. What sets the Back Alley apart from the rest of Ashaya is of course the battles, but also their host, "Andy"(link needed). Upon Arival, Andy will not be available. However you will be able to talk to him once you start a questline given from the NPC Kay(link needed).

The Back Alley is often used for battles, but other events have been known to take place. Participants of PvP and who are regular players have a chance of being invited to other events, such as defeating bosses like Lady Tempest and participating in Cursed Branch(link Item) Parties. But beware in participating in such events, as they can often become brutal to even Veteran players when a WildCard gives a ridiculous result or cooperation lacks between players.

NPC: Saliko Notice Board

2013-12-16T01:20:33Z

KitsonHeart: Created page with "The Notice board is that as it sounds like, a board for putting up notices. Unlike its counterpart in "Argan Village," this board serves no real purpose other than to hand out..."

The Notice board is that as it sounds like, a board for putting up notices. Unlike its counterpart in "Argan Village," this board serves no real purpose other than to hand out quests to beginners once they gain enough reputation and levels of experience. With this, There are a few quests which can be accessed, including Searching for a lost girl near the East Caves, and finding a couple near the Hollow Tree.

After that, The notice board will remain blank until an event or hidden quest comes along which can then be accessed from said board.

NPC: Alexandra Gibson

2013-12-15T23:59:57Z

KitsonHeart:

Alexandra Gibson is a Scholar who can be found in Saliko Village, next to Ervin for Monster Hunt. As her appearance suggest, she is a woman who has had higher education. Available from the first moment you enter Saliko Village, she gives the unique option to change your fur color. This is done by the systematic options where your color number is shown( in example <img src="http://www.pawdgame.com/adventurers/Kitson/screenshot/?id=1466.3b772bb4"/> ) In this image, the base color is 33. You can go up or down the color wheel with the previous and next keys. At the bottom right there are three options: Ink, Bleach and Dye.
Ink, as be inferred, makes your fur color Darker.
Bleach, as made obvious by its name, makes your fur color lighter.
Last is the Dye, which is the actual fur color which you're modifying. The more dye, the more powerful you're making the base color while the less dye means a weaker color.
An interesting factor to take note of is while the display shows that you can go from one (1) to a hundred ( 100) you can actually exceed these values. Each selector can hold up to 3 characters with the exception of the base color number which can hold up to five. with the main three you can go as low as -99 to 999 for all three, and with the base color selector you can use decimals. Try all different combinations to see what you get and what you like!

Of course no services are free even in video games, unless otherwise stated so. The base price for a fur dye is around 1 gold, with level 2 being at 1.11 gold. At the current level cap, level 34 the price is around 18.94. The Price rises Exponentially per level, so be prepared to have a lot of gold in case you want to Dye your fur.

Back to Alexandra, she herself has a few quests which you can access, one chain which gives you access to the skill, "Analyze". With this, you can check monsters for Name, classification, General defenses, the EXP they give you if you're within the level range, Level, element type, health, attacks/abilities, and statuses/resistances, and Their Hit, Critical and Dodge percentage values.

With That in mind, have fun with the Skill and the Dyes when you get them! But beware with the dyes as it is said your fur may fall off if you use them too much...

NPC: Alexandra Gibson

2013-12-15T23:58:03Z

KitsonHeart:

Alexandra Gibson is a Scholar who can be found in Saliko Village, next to Ervin for Monster Hunt. As her appearance suggest, she is a woman who has had higher education. Available from the first moment you enter Saliko Village, she gives the unique option to change your fur color. This is done by the systematic options where your color number is shown( in example [[File:File:Screenshot-1466.3b772bb4x.jpg]] ) In this image, the base color is 33. You can go up or down the color wheel with the previous and next keys. At the bottom right there are three options: Ink, Bleach and Dye.
Ink, as be inferred, makes your fur color Darker.
Bleach, as made obvious by its name, makes your fur color lighter.
Last is the Dye, which is the actual fur color which you're modifying. The more dye, the more powerful you're making the base color while the less dye means a weaker color.
An interesting factor to take note of is while the display shows that you can go from one (1) to a hundred ( 100) you can actually exceed these values. Each selector can hold up to 3 characters with the exception of the base color number which can hold up to five. with the main three you can go as low as -99 to 999 for all three, and with the base color selector you can use decimals. Try all different combinations to see what you get and what you like!

Of course no services are free even in video games, unless otherwise stated so. The base price for a fur dye is around 1 gold, with level 2 being at 1.11 gold. At the current level cap, level 34 the price is around 18.94. The Price rises Exponentially per level, so be prepared to have a lot of gold in case you want to Dye your fur.

Back to Alexandra, she herself has a few quests which you can access, one chain which gives you access to the skill, "Analyze". With this, you can check monsters for Name, classification, General defenses, the EXP they give you if you're within the level range, Level, element type, health, attacks/abilities, and statuses/resistances, and Their Hit, Critical and Dodge percentage values.

With That in mind, have fun with the Skill and the Dyes when you get them! But beware with the dyes as it is said your fur may fall off if you use them too much...

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2013-12-15T23:55:01Z

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NPC: Alexandra Gibson

2013-12-15T23:52:14Z

KitsonHeart:

Alexandra Gibson is a Scholar who can be found in Saliko Village, next to Ervin for Monster Hunt. As her appearance suggest, she is a woman who has had higher education. Available from the first moment you enter Saliko Village, she gives the unique option to change your fur color. This is done by the systematic options where your color number is shown( in example [[File:http://www.pawdgame.com/adventurers/Kitson/screenshot-1466.3b772bb4x.jpg|Check tags with Description]] ) In this image, the base color is 33. You can go up or down the color wheel with the previous and next keys. At the bottom right there are three options: Ink, Bleach and Dye.
Ink, as be inferred, makes your fur color Darker.
Bleach, as made obvious by its name, makes your fur color lighter.
Last is the Dye, which is the actual fur color which you're modifying. The more dye, the more powerful you're making the base color while the less dye means a weaker color.
An interesting factor to take note of is while the display shows that you can go from one (1) to a hundred ( 100) you can actually exceed these values. Each selector can hold up to 3 characters with the exception of the base color number which can hold up to five. with the main three you can go as low as -99 to 999 for all three, and with the base color selector you can use decimals. Try all different combinations to see what you get and what you like!

Of course no services are free even in video games, unless otherwise stated so. The base price for a fur dye is around 1 gold, with level 2 being at 1.11 gold. At the current level cap, level 34 the price is around 18.94. The Price rises Exponentially per level, so be prepared to have a lot of gold in case you want to Dye your fur.

Back to Alexandra, she herself has a few quests which you can access, one chain which gives you access to the skill, "Analyze". With this, you can check monsters for Name, classification, General defenses, the EXP they give you if you're within the level range, Level, element type, health, attacks/abilities, and statuses/resistances, and Their Hit, Critical and Dodge percentage values.

With That in mind, have fun with the Skill and the Dyes when you get them! But beware with the dyes as it is said your fur may fall off if you use them too much...

NPC: Alexandra Gibson

2013-12-15T23:36:40Z

KitsonHeart:

Alexandra Gibson is a Scholar who can be found in Saliko Village, next to Ervin for Monster Hunt. As her appearance suggest, she is a woman who has had higher education. Available from the first moment you enter Saliko Village, she gives the unique option to change your fur color. This is done by the systematic options where your color number is shown( in example <img src="http://www.pawdgame.com/adventurers/Kitson/screenshot-1466.3b772bb4x.jpg"/> ) In this image, the base color is 33. You can go up or down the color wheel with the previous and next keys. At the bottom right there are three options: Ink, Bleach and Dye.
Ink, as be inferred, makes your fur color Darker.
Bleach, as made obvious by its name, makes your fur color lighter.
Last is the Dye, which is the actual fur color which you're modifying. The more dye, the more powerful you're making the base color while the less dye means a weaker color.
An interesting factor to take note of is while the display shows that you can go from one (1) to a hundred ( 100) you can actually exceed these values. Each selector can hold up to 3 characters with the exception of the base color number which can hold up to five. with the main three you can go as low as -99 to 999 for all three, and with the base color selector you can use decimals. Try all different combinations to see what you get and what you like!

Of course no services are free even in video games, unless otherwise stated so. The base price for a fur dye is around 1 gold, with level 2 being at 1.11 gold. At the current level cap, level 34 the price is around 18.94. The Price rises Exponentially per level, so be prepared to have a lot of gold in case you want to Dye your fur.

Back to Alexandra, she herself has a few quests which you can access, one chain which gives you access to the skill, "Analyze". With this, you can check monsters for Name, classification, General defenses, the EXP they give you if you're within the level range, Level, element type, health, attacks/abilities, and statuses/resistances, and Their Hit, Critical and Dodge percentage values.

With That in mind, have fun with the Skill and the Dyes when you get them! But beware with the dyes as it is said your fur may fall off if you use them too much...

NPC: Alexandra Gibson

2013-12-15T23:29:19Z

KitsonHeart:

Alexandra Gibson is a Scholar who can be found in Saliko Village, next to Ervin for Monster Hunt. As her appearance suggest, she is a woman who has had higher education. Available from the first moment you enter Saliko Village, she gives the unique option to change your fur color. This is done by the systematic options where your color number is shown( in example <img src="www.pawdgame.com/adventurers/screenshots/screenshot-1466.3b772bb4.jpg"/> ) In this image, the base color is 33. You can go up or down the color wheel with the previous and next keys. At the bottom right there are three options: Ink, Bleach and Dye.
Ink, as be inferred, makes your fur color Darker.
Bleach, as made obvious by its name, makes your fur color lighter.
Last is the Dye, which is the actual fur color which you're modifying. The more dye, the more powerful you're making the base color while the less dye means a weaker color.
An interesting factor to take note of is while the display shows that you can go from one (1) to a hundred ( 100) you can actually exceed these values. Each selector can hold up to 3 characters with the exception of the base color number which can hold up to five. with the main three you can go as low as -99 to 999 for all three, and with the base color selector you can use decimals. Try all different combinations to see what you get and what you like!

Of course no services are free even in video games, unless otherwise stated so. The base price for a fur dye is around 1 gold, with level 2 being at 1.11 gold. At the current level cap, level 34 the price is around 18.94. The Price rises Exponentially per level, so be prepared to have a lot of gold in case you want to Dye your fur.

Back to Alexandra, she herself has a few quests which you can access, one chain which gives you access to the skill, "Analyze". With this, you can check monsters for Name, classification, General defenses, the EXP they give you if you're within the level range, Level, element type, health, attacks/abilities, and statuses/resistances, and Their Hit, Critical and Dodge percentage values.

With That in mind, have fun with the Skill and the Dyes when you get them! But beware with the dyes as it is said your fur may fall off if you use them too much...

NPC: Alexandra Gibson

2013-12-15T23:28:25Z

KitsonHeart:

Alexandra Gibson is a Scholar who can be found in Saliko Village, next to Ervin for Monster Hunt. As her appearance suggest, she is a woman who has had higher education. Available from the first moment you enter Saliko Village, she gives the unique option to change your fur color. This is done by the systematic options where your color number is shown( in example <img src="http://www.pawdgame.com/adventurers/screenshots/screenshot-1466.3b772bb4.jpg"/> ) In this image, the base color is 33. You can go up or down the color wheel with the previous and next keys. At the bottom right there are three options: Ink, Bleach and Dye.
Ink, as be inferred, makes your fur color Darker.
Bleach, as made obvious by its name, makes your fur color lighter.
Last is the Dye, which is the actual fur color which you're modifying. The more dye, the more powerful you're making the base color while the less dye means a weaker color.
An interesting factor to take note of is while the display shows that you can go from one (1) to a hundred ( 100) you can actually exceed these values. Each selector can hold up to 3 characters with the exception of the base color number which can hold up to five. with the main three you can go as low as -99 to 999 for all three, and with the base color selector you can use decimals. Try all different combinations to see what you get and what you like!

Of course no services are free even in video games, unless otherwise stated so. The base price for a fur dye is around 1 gold, with level 2 being at 1.11 gold. At the current level cap, level 34 the price is around 18.94. The Price rises Exponentially per level, so be prepared to have a lot of gold in case you want to Dye your fur.

Back to Alexandra, she herself has a few quests which you can access, one chain which gives you access to the skill, "Analyze". With this, you can check monsters for Name, classification, General defenses, the EXP they give you if you're within the level range, Level, element type, health, attacks/abilities, and statuses/resistances, and Their Hit, Critical and Dodge percentage values.

With That in mind, have fun with the Skill and the Dyes when you get them! But beware with the dyes as it is said your fur may fall off if you use them too much...

NPC: Alexandra Gibson

2013-12-15T23:16:36Z

KitsonHeart: Created page with "Alexandra Gibson is a Scholar who can be found in Saliko Village, next to Ervin for Monster Hunt. As her appearance suggest, she is a woman who has had higher education. Avail..."

Alexandra Gibson is a Scholar who can be found in Saliko Village, next to Ervin for Monster Hunt. As her appearance suggest, she is a woman who has had higher education. Available from the first moment you enter Saliko Village, she gives the unique option to change your fur color. This is done by the systematic options where your color number is shown( in example [screenshot]1466.3b772bb4[/screenshot] ) In this image, the base color is 33. You can go up or down the color wheel with the previous and next keys. At the bottom right there are three options: Ink, Bleach and Dye.
Ink, as be inferred, makes your fur color Darker.
Bleach, as made obvious by its name, makes your fur color lighter.
Last is the Dye, which is the actual fur color which you're modifying. The more dye, the more powerful you're making the base color while the less dye means a weaker color.
An interesting factor to take note of is while the display shows that you can go from one (1) to a hundred ( 100) you can actually exceed these values. Each selector can hold up to 3 characters with the exception of the base color number which can hold up to five. with the main three you can go as low as -99 to 999 for all three, and with the base color selector you can use decimals. Try all different combinations to see what you get and what you like!

Of course no services are free even in video games, unless otherwise stated so. The base price for a fur dye is around 1 gold, with level 2 being at 1.11 gold. At the current level cap, level 34 the price is around 18.94. The Price rises Exponentially per level, so be prepared to have a lot of gold in case you want to Dye your fur.

Back to Alexandra, she herself has a few quests which you can access, one chain which gives you access to the skill, "Analyze". With this, you can check monsters for Name, classification, General defenses, the EXP they give you if you're within the level range, Level, element type, health, attacks/abilities, and statuses/resistances, and Their Hit, Critical and Dodge percentage values.

With That in mind, have fun with the Skill and the Dyes when you get them! But beware with the dyes as it is said your fur may fall off if you use them too much...

Stats Reset

2012-10-16T02:04:27Z

KitsonHeart:

A Stat reset is a errand which you can request from several Npcs Throughout Elyssia. As with your Skills, once you select onto which category you want your skill points in (Strength, Agility, Intellect, Dexterity, and/or Vitality), you cannot take them out of the category and move around, for they are set. However, if you ask an NPC, suck as Saliko Village Erik or Argan Village Karo, they can reset your stat points for a small fee, usually 1 gold. from these two windows you have the option to either to accept paying, or taking down your request. Once you accept, all of your stat points (which are not added via your armor or enchantments) will be put back into your point bank, and be available for you to use again.

There is a second method of resetting your stat points as well. This is via the "Stat Reset Scroll." Like its sibling scroll, the "Skill Reset Scroll," this scroll can only be obtained (so far) By the Guild Master NPC outside of the Schwartzwald, or by the NPC Shale Inside of the Castle. Note that to access Shael your guild must own the castle. To buy a scroll in the Guild Master NPC, you have to click on him, then select on "Access Guild Treasures." On Shale, you have to click on him and enter "Stop 'n Shop." Once in the shops, you can scroll down to find the scrolls. Each Stat Reset scroll costs 22 "Tokens of Honour", just like the Skill Reset scroll. Once you have the scroll, you have to double click on it, or put it in your hot-bar and use the selected key. Once activated, you will begin channeling the scroll spell. Be advised that it takes around seven seconds to fully cast and may be interrupted from damage. If you decide that you don't want the reset anymore, you can just walk or attack and the channel will break.

Make sure to be absolutely sure that you want your stat points where you're putting them!

Stats Reset

2012-10-16T02:04:04Z

KitsonHeart:

A Stat reset is a errand which you can request from several Npcs Throughout Elyssia. As with your Skills, once you select onto which category you want your skill points in (Strength, Agility, Intelect, Dexterity, and/or Vitality), you cannot take them out of the category and move around, for they are set. However, if you ask an NPC, suck as Saliko Village Erik or Argan Village Karo, they can reset your stat points for a small fee, usually 1 gold. from these two windows you have the option to either to accept paying, or taking down your request. Once you accept, all of your stat points (which are not added via your armor or enchantments) will be put back into your point bank, and be available for you to use again.

There is a second method of resetting your stat points as well. This is via the "Stat Reset Scroll." Like its sibling scroll, the "Skill Reset Scroll," this scroll can only be obtained (so far) By the Guild Master NPC outside of the Schwartzwald, or by the NPC Shale Inside of the Castle. Note that to access Shael your guild must own the castle. To buy a scroll in the Guild Master NPC, you have to click on him, then select on "Acces Guild Treasures." On Shale, you have to click on him and enter "Stop 'n Shop." Once in the shops, you can scroll down to find the scrolls. Each Stat Reset scroll costs 22 "Tokens of Honour", just like the Skill Reset scroll. Once you have the scroll, you have to double click on it, or put it in your hot-bar and use the selected key. Once activated, you will begin channeling the scroll spell. Be advised that it takes around seven seconds to fully cast and may be interrupted from damage. If you decide that you don't want the reset anymore, you can just walk or attack and the channel will break.

Make sure to be absolutely sure that you want your stat points where you're putting them!

Stats Reset

2012-10-16T01:55:50Z

KitsonHeart:

A Stat reset is a errand which you can request from several Npcs Throughout Elyssia. As with your Skills, once you select onto which category you want your skill points in (Strength, Agility, Intelect, Dexterity, and/or Vitality), you cannot take them out of the category and move around, for they are set. However, if you ask an NPC, suck as Saliko Village Erik or Argan Village Karo, they can reset your stat points for a small fee, usually 1 gold. from these two windows you have the option to either to accept paying, or taking down your request. Once you accept, all of your stat points (which are not added via your armor or enchantments) will be put back into your point bank, and be available for you to use again.

There is a second method of resetting your stat points as well. This is via the "Stat Reset Scroll." Like its sibling scroll, the "Skill Reset Scroll," this scroll can only be obtained (so far) By the Guild Master NPC outside of the Schwartzwald, or by the NPC Shale Inside of the Castle. Note that to access Shael your guild must own the castle. To buy a scroll in the Guild Master NPC, you have to click on him, then select on "Acces Guild Treasures." On Shale, you have to click on him and enter "Stop 'n Shop." Once in the shops, you can scroll down to find the scrolls. Each Stat Reset scroll costs 22 "Tokens of Honour", just like the Skill Reset scroll.

Make sure to be absolutely sure that you want your stat points where you're putting them!

Stats Reset

2012-10-16T01:55:41Z

KitsonHeart: Created page with "A Stat reset is a errand which you can request from several Npcs Throughout Elyssia. As with your Skills, once you select onto which category you want your skill points in (St..."

A Stat reset is a errand which you can request from several Npcs Throughout Elyssia. As with your Skills, once you select onto which category you want your skill points in (Strength, Agility, Intelect, Dexterity, and/or Vitality), you cannot take them out of the category and move around, for they are set. However, if you ask an NPC, suck as Saliko Village Erik or Argan Village Karo, they can reset your stat points for a small fee, usually 1 gold. from these two windows you have the option to either to accept paying, or taking down your request. Once you accept, all of your stat points (which are not added via your armor or enchantments) will be put back into your point bank, and be available for you to use again.
There is a second method of resetting your stat points as well. This is via the "Stat Reset Scroll." Like its sibling scroll, the "Skill Reset Scroll," this scroll can only be obtained (so far) By the Guild Master NPC outside of the Schwartzwald, or by the NPC Shale Inside of the Castle. Note that to access Shael your guild must own the castle. To buy a scroll in the Guild Master NPC, you have to click on him, then select on "Acces Guild Treasures." On Shale, you have to click on him and enter "Stop 'n Shop." Once in the shops, you can scroll down to find the scrolls. Each Stat Reset scroll costs 22 "Tokens of Honour", just like the Skill Reset scroll.
Make sure to be absolutely sure that you want your stat points where you're putting them!

Mail

2012-10-08T22:47:49Z

KitsonHeart:

The Mail system is that which you use to send messages, money and/or items to other players throughout Elyssia. The system is fairly simple to memorize, and easy to use. To access the mail system you must click on either a Mail Box, or a Guild Page. Guild Pages can be summoned with a guild whistle. To access it via a Guild Page, you must first click on it, then on the option which says "Send to Town to get your mail." Once you have accessed your inbox, there will be four buttons to choose from; Previous, Open, Write and Next. There is a fifth button, the X button to close the inbox. When you first open your inbox, chances are that the "Previous," "Open" and "Next Buttons will be shaded out. This is normal, for at the beginning they will still not be usable. Once you get more than 6 letters, the Next button will become usable. If you use the "Next" button, the "Previous" button will become usable, and just like the "Previous" button, the "Next" button will be unusable once you reach the very first letter in your inbox, or the oldest. When you have mail, a letter icon (with a number, e.g. Mail:3) will appear in your hot-bar section. When you look into your inbox, the first part will be the sender's name, then the subject, if any, then the date it was sent. Also note that if you have mail waiting for you when you log in, then there wail be a postcard icon next to your current level, and a number icon for how many (e.g. *mail* 3 )

There are two ways to open letters. The first is to click on one and then the "Open" button, which will then become full color instead of Shaded out. Or you could double Click it. Whichever way works better for you is fine. Once inside a letter there will be a few things you can do. The Text, if any will be in the center of the letter, and the sender above that to the left, with the subject at the top. If there are items attached to it, you can double click them, and as many as you can take, if not all will be added into your inventory. or you could click on the money sent to you, and that will be added into your overall amount. $-$

Should it be that you don't have enough space for your items, don't worry! as many as possible will be added in, and be shaded out. Those that remain will be their regular color and ready for when you return for them. However, if you do manage to take every item, they will completely disappear, as well as the amount of gold in the letter. to see what you got again simply close and open the letter. all of the previous items and gold will appear again, but shaded out. once you take the items there are three options. You can reply to the sender, say thanks for all the gold making you rich and them poorer, or you can delete the letter with the "Delete" button. How mean! You can also just close the letter with the "close" button. they wont know unless you tell them. :)

Now, if you want to make a letter, you have to press the "write" button in your inbox. This button should always be active, unless for some reason you cannot send mail. When you press the "Write" button, a blank letter will appear. At the top you put the Name of who you want to send it to, and if you want the topic of the letter, say a valentines card of Merry Greetings! or you could just leave it blank so that the reader guesses what the topic is. Now, in the center you write the Text, and on the bottom left you can choose how much money to add, if you want to. The bottom Right is where items can be added into the letter, say potions or certain pieces or armor. Bound objects cannot be sent. However, be careful, for the more text and items in the letter, then more it will cost to send it. You don't want to try to send a letter only to find out that you can't pay for it. ;P One upside however is that the amount to pay is not influenced by how much money you want to send to the other player.

After you finish your letter, you can either send it via the send button, or discard it if you think that it's not good.

there will be some cases in which you will not be able to reply to the letters. One is if it is sent to you by an NPC, aka a "Non-Player Character." These are usually noted by the fact that there is a # before and after their name in the inbox. For a letter from a moderator, if you sent one via the "/feedback" system, then you will be notified of the reply and be able to access it from wherever you are. but you will not be able to reply to it. If you want to reply to a moderator letter, then you must access your inbox through regular means and select it from your inbox. Please, if you are to reply to a moderator letter, that you make sure that the information is relevant to the current topic, as a bug or if you believe that what you have to say is important. If you're not sure, then still say so, but don't repeatedly send replies in which you may get in trouble for either spamming or being careless. But as the motto goes, if you think it's important, take it!

Mail

2012-10-08T03:13:30Z

KitsonHeart:

The Mail system is that which you use to send messages, money and/or items to other players throughout Elyssia. The system is fairly simple to memorize, and easy to use. To acces the mail system you must click on either a Mail Box, or a Guild Page. Guild Pages can be summoned with a guild whistle. To access it via a Guild Page, you must first click on it, then on the option which says "Send to Town to get your mail." Once you have accessed your inbox, there will be four buttons to choose from; Previous, Open, Write and Next. There is a fifth button, the X button to close the inbox. When you first open your inbox, chances are that the "Previous," "Open" and "Next Buttons will be shaded out. This is normal, for at the beginning they will still not be usable. Once you get more than 6 letters, the Next button will become usable. If you use the "Next" button, the "Previous" button will become usable, and just like the "Previous" button, the "Next" button will be unusable once you reach the very first letter in your inbox, or the oldest. When you have mail, a letter icon (with a number, e.g. Mail:3) will appear in your hotbar section. When you look into your inbox, the first part will be the sender's name, then the subject, if any, then the date it was sent.

There are two ways to open letters. The first is to click on one and then the "Open" button, which will then become full color instead of Shaded out. Or you could double Click it. Whichever way works better for you is fine. Once inside a letter there will be a few things you can do. The Text, if any will be in the center of the letter, and the sender above that to the left, with the subject at the top. If there are items attached to it, you can double click them, and as many as you can take, if not all will be added into your inventory. or you could click on the money sent to you, and that will be added into your overall amount. $-$

Should it be that you don't have enough space for your items, don't worry! as many as possible will be added in, and be shaded out. Those that remain will be their regular color and ready for when you return for them. However, if you do manage to take every item, they will completely disappear, as well as the amount of gold in the letter. to see what you got again simply close and open the letter. all of the previous items and gold will appear again, but shaded out. once you take the items there are three options. You can reply to the sender, say thanks for all the gold making you rich and them poorer, or you can delete the letter with the "Delete" button. How mean! You can also just close the letter with the "close" button. they wont know unless you tell them. :)

Now, if you want to make a letter, you have to press the "write" button in your inbox. This button should always be active, unless for some reason you cannot send mail. When you press the "Write" button, a blank letter will appear. At the top you put the Name of who you want to send it to, and if you want the topic of the letter, say a valentines card of Merry Greetings! or you could just leave it blank so that the reader guesses what the topic is. Now, in the center you write the Text, and on the bottom left you can choose how much money to add, if you want to. The bottom Right is where items can be added into the letter, say potions or certain pieces or armor. Bound objects cannot be sent. However, be careful, for the more text and items in the letter, then more it will cost to send it. You don't want to try to send a letter only to find out that you can't pay for it. ;P One upside however is that the amount to pay is not influenced by how much money you want to send to the other player.

After you finish your letter, you can either send it via the send button, or discard it if you think that it's not good.

there will be some cases in which you will not be able to reply to the letters. One is if it is sent to you by an NPC, aka a "Non-Player Character." These are usually noted by the fact that there is a # before and after their name in the inbox. For a letter from a moderator, if you sent one via the "/feedback" system, then you will be notified of the reply and be able to access it from wherever you are. but you will not be able to reply to it. If you want to reply to a moderator letter, then you must access your inbox through regular means and select it from your inbox. Please, if you are to reply to a moderator letter, that you make sure that the information is relevant to the current topic, as a bug or if you believe that what you have to say is important. If you're not sure, then still say so, but don't repeatedly send replies in which you may get in trouble for either spamming or being careless. But as the motto goes, if you think it's important, take it!

Mail

2012-10-08T03:13:12Z

KitsonHeart:

The Mail system is that which you use to send messages, money and/or items to other players throughout Elyssia. The system is fairly simple to memorize, and easy to use. To acces the mail system you must click on either a Mail Box, or a Guild Page. Guild Pages can be summoned with a guild whistle. To access it via a Guild Page, you must first click on it, then on the option which says "Send to Town to get your mail." Once you have accessed your inbox, there will be four buttons to choose from; Previous, Open, Write and Next. There is a fifth button, the X button to close the inbox. When you first open your inbox, chances are that the "Previous," "Open" and "Next Buttons will be shaded out. This is normal, for at the beginning they will still not be usable. Once you get more than 6 letters, the Next button will become usable. If you use the "Next" button, the "Previous" button will become usable, and just like the "Previous" button, the "Next" button will be unusable once you reach the very first letter in your inbox, or the oldest. When you have mail, a letter icon (with a number, e.g. Mail:3) will appear in your hotbar section. When you look into your inbox, the first part will be the sender's name, then the subject, if any, then the date it was sent.
There are two ways to open letters. The first is to click on one and then the "Open" button, which will then become full color instead of Shaded out. Or you could double Click it. Whichever way works better for you is fine. Once inside a letter there will be a few things you can do. The Text, if any will be in the center of the letter, and the sender above that to the left, with the subject at the top. If there are items attached to it, you can double click them, and as many as you can take, if not all will be added into your inventory. or you could click on the money sent to you, and that will be added into your overall amount. $-$
Should it be that you don't have enough space for your items, don't worry! as many as possible will be added in, and be shaded out. Those that remain will be their regular color and ready for when you return for them. However, if you do manage to take every item, they will completely disappear, as well as the amount of gold in the letter. to see what you got again simply close and open the letter. all of the previous items and gold will appear again, but shaded out. once you take the items there are three options. You can reply to the sender, say thanks for all the gold making you rich and them poorer, or you can delete the letter with the "Delete" button. How mean! You can also just close the letter with the "close" button. they wont know unless you tell them. :)
Now, if you want to make a letter, you have to press the "write" button in your inbox. This button should always be active, unless for some reason you cannot send mail. When you press the "Write" button, a blank letter will appear. At the top you put the Name of who you want to send it to, and if you want the topic of the letter, say a valentines card of Merry Greetings! or you could just leave it blank so that the reader guesses what the topic is. Now, in the center you write the Text, and on the bottom left you can choose how much money to add, if you want to. The bottom Right is where items can be added into the letter, say potions or certain pieces or armor. Bound objects cannot be sent. However, be careful, for the more text and items in the letter, then more it will cost to send it. You don't want to try to send a letter only to find out that you can't pay for it. ;P One upside however is that the amount to pay is not influenced by how much money you want to send to the other player.
After you finish your letter, you can either send it via the send button, or discard it if you think that it's not good.
there will be some cases in which you will not be able to reply to the letters. One is if it is sent to you by an NPC, aka a "Non-Player Character." These are usually noted by the fact that there is a # before and after their name in the inbox. For a letter from a moderator, if you sent one via the "/feedback" system, then you will be notified of the reply and be able to access it from wherever you are. but you will not be able to reply to it. If you want to reply to a moderator letter, then you must access your inbox through regular means and select it from your inbox. Please, if you are to reply to a moderator letter, that you make sure that the information is relevant to the current topic, as a bug or if you believe that what you have to say is important. If you're not sure, then still say so, but don't repeatedly send replies in which you may get in trouble for either spamming or being careless. But as the motto goes, if you think it's important, take it!

Mail

2012-10-08T03:10:22Z

KitsonHeart:

The Mail system is that which you use to send messages, money and/or items to other players throughout Elyssia. The system is fairly simple to memorize, and easy to use. To acces the mail system you must click on either a Mail Box, or a Guild Page. Guild Pages can be summoned with a guild whistle. To access it via a Guild Page, you must first click on it, then on the option which says "Send to Town to get your mail." Once you have accessed your inbox, there will be four buttons to choose from; Previous, Open, Write and Next. There is a fifth button, the X button to close the inbox. When you first open your inbox, chances are that the "Previous," "Open" and "Next Buttons will be shaded out. This is normal, for at the beginning they will still not be usable. Once you get more than 6 letters, the Next button will become usable. If you use the "Next" button, the "Previous" button will become usable, and just like the "Previous" button, the "Next" button will be unusable once you reach the very first letter in your inbox, or the oldest. When you have mail, a letter icon (with a number, e.g. Mail:3) will appear in your hotbar section. When you look into your inbox, the first part will be the sender's name, then the subject, if any, then the date it was sent. There are two ways to open letters. The first is to click on one and then the "Open" button, which will then become full color instead of Shaded out. Or you could double Click it. Whichever way works better for you is fine. Once inside a letter there will be a few things you can do. The Text, if any will be in the center of the letter, and the sender above that to the left, with the subject at the top. If there are items attached to it, you can double click them, and as many as you can take, if not all will be added into your inventory. or you could click on the money sent to you, and that will be added into your overall amount. $-$
Should it be that you don't have enough space for your items, don't worry! as many as possible will be added in, and be shaded out. Those that remain will be their regular color and ready for when you return for them. However, if you do manage to take every item, they will completely disappear, as well as the amount of gold in the letter. to see what you got again simply close and open the letter. all of the previous items and gold will appear again, but shaded out. once you take the items there are three options. You can reply to the sender, say thanks for all the gold making you rich and them poorer, or you can delete the letter with the "Delete" button. How mean! You can also just close the letter with the "close" button. they wont know unless you tell them. :)
Now, if you want to make a letter, you have to press the "write" button in your inbox. This button should always be active, unless for some reason you cannot send mail. When you press the "Write" button, a blank letter will appear. At the top you put the Name of who you want to send it to, and if you want the topic of the letter, say a valentines card of Merry Greetings! or you could just leave it blank so that the reader guesses what the topic is. Now, in the center you write the Text, and on the bottom left you can choose how much money to add, if you want to. The bottom Right is where items can be added into the letter, say potions or certain pieces or armor. Bound objects cannot be sent. However, be careful, for the more text and items in the letter, then more it will cost to send it. You don't want to try to send a letter only to find out that you can't pay for it. ;P One upside however is that the amount to pay is not influenced by how much money you want to send to the other player.
After you finish your letter, you can either send it via the send button, or discard it if you think that it's not good.
there will be some cases in which you will not be able to reply to the letters. One is if it is sent to you by an NPC, aka a "Non-Player Character." These are usually noted by the fact that there is a # before and after their name in the inbox. For a letter from a moderator, if you sent one via the "/feedback" system, then you will be notified of the reply and be able to access it from wherever you are. but you will not be able to reply to it. If you want to reply to a moderator letter, then you must access your inbox through regular means and select it from your inbox. Please, if you are to reply to a moderator letter, that you make sure that the information is relevant to the current topic, as a bug or if you believe that what you have to say is important. If you're not sure, then still say so, but don't repeatedly send replies in which you may get in trouble for either spamming or being careless. But as the motto goes, if you think it's important, take it!

Mail

2012-10-08T03:09:56Z

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The Mail system is that which you use to send messages, money and/or items to other players throughout Elyssia. The system is fairly simple to memorize, and easy to use. To acces the mail system you must click on either a Mail Box, or a Guild Page. Guild Pages can be summoned with a guild whistle. To access it via a Guild Page, you must first click on it, then on the option which says "Send to Town to get your mail." Once you have accessed your inbox, there will be four buttons to choose from; Previous, Open, Write and Next. There is a fifth button, the X button to close the inbox. When you first open your inbox, chances are that the "Previous," "Open" and "Next Buttons will be shaded out. This is normal, for at the beginning they will still not be usable. Once you get more than 6 letters, the Next button will become usable. If you use the "Next" button, the "Previous" button will become usable, and just like the "Previous" button, the "Next" button will be unusable once you reach the very first letter in your inbox, or the oldest. When you have mail, a letter icon (with a number, e.g. Mail:3) will appear in your hotbar section. When you look into your inbox, the first part will be the sender's name, then the subject, if any, then the date it was sent.
There are two ways to open letters. The first is to click on one and then the "Open" button, which will then become full color instead of Shaded out. Or you could double Click it. Whichever way works better for you is fine. Once inside a letter there will be a few things you can do. The Text, if any will be in the center of the letter, and the sender above that to the left, with the subject at the top. If there are items attached to it, you can double click them, and as many as you can take, if not all will be added into your inventory. or you could click on the money sent to you, and that will be added into your overall amount. $-$
Should it be that you don't have enough space for your items, don't worry! as many as possible will be added in, and be shaded out. Those that remain will be their regular color and ready for when you return for them. However, if you do manage to take every item, they will completely disappear, as well as the amount of gold in the letter. to see what you got again simply close and open the letter. all of the previous items and gold will appear again, but shaded out. once you take the items there are three options. You can reply to the sender, say thanks for all the gold making you rich and them poorer, or you can delete the letter with the "Delete" button. How mean! You can also just close the letter with the "close" button. they wont know unless you tell them. :)
Now, if you want to make a letter, you have to press the "write" button in your inbox. This button should always be active, unless for some reason you cannot send mail. When you press the "Write" button, a blank letter will appear. At the top you put the Name of who you want to send it to, and if you want the topic of the letter, say a valentines card of Merry Greetings! or you could just leave it blank so that the reader guesses what the topic is. Now, in the center you write the Text, and on the bottom left you can choose how much money to add, if you want to. The bottom Right is where items can be added into the letter, say potions or certain pieces or armor. Bound objects cannot be sent. However, be careful, for the more text and items in the letter, then more it will cost to send it. You don't want to try to send a letter only to find out that you can't pay for it. ;P One upside however is that the amount to pay is not influenced by how much money you want to send to the other player.
After you finish your letter, you can either send it via the send button, or discard it if you think that it's not good.
there will be some cases in which you will not be able to reply to the letters. One is if it is sent to you by an NPC, aka a "Non-Player Character." These are usually noted by the fact that there is a # before and after their name in the inbox. For a letter from a moderator, if you sent one via the "/feedback" system, then you will be notified of the reply and be able to access it from wherever you are. but you will not be able to reply to it. If you want to reply to a moderator letter, then you must access your inbox through regular means and select it from your inbox. Please, if you are to reply to a moderator letter, that you make sure that the information is relevant to the current topic, as a bug or if you believe that what you have to say is important. If you're not sure, then still say so, but don't repeatedly send replies in which you may get in trouble for either spamming or being careless. But as the motto goes, if you think it's important, take it!