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- Beginners
- ▪ Beginner Guide ▪ FAQ ▪ Roleplay Guide
- Character
- ▪ Creating a character ▪ Dashboard Explained
- ▪ Character Death ▪ Attributes
- ▪ Changing name ▪ Items graphic customization
- ▪ Avatar Gallery
- Common Actions
- ▪ Eating ▪ Resting ▪ Working ▪ Fighting
- ▪ Traveling ▪ Crafting items ▪ Studying
- ▪ Transporting items ▪ Voting the game ▪ Holiday Mode
- Rules
- ▪ Game Rules ▪ Communication Rules
- ME Laws
- ▪ Declaring a law ▪ Justice ▪ Conducting a Trial
- ▪ Abuses
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- Items
- ▪ Complete item list
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- The World
- ▪ The Map ▪ Kingdoms ▪ Regions
- Government Structures
- ▪ Royal Palace ▪ Castle ▪ Court ▪ Barracks
- ▪ Academy ▪ Training Grounds ▪ Tavern
- ▪ The Market ▪ Harbor
- Basic Resources Structures
- ▪ Forests ▪ Mines ▪ Caves ▪ Fish Shoals
- Player Structures
- ▪ House ▪ Terrains ▪ Workshops ▪ Farms
- Other structures
- ▪ Dump ▪ Building site ▪ Battlefield
- Church structures
- ▪ Level 1 (Head Quarter) ▪ Level 2 ▪ Level 3 ▪ Level 4
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