CS Character

CS means Castle Siege, the battle for the castle. The CS Character is a war character that comes ready-made: level 400, with set, weapon, wings and potions. Every account can have one, with no need to level up or gather items.

The kit is the same for everyone. What decides the battle is your guild, the organization and your skill, not who spent the most.

The CS Character is for war only. To evolve, hunt and trade, use your normal characters. One account can have both types.

1. When you create a game account in My account, fill in the CS Character: name and class.
2. If your account already exists and doesn't have a CS Character yet, create one in My account with the Create my CS Character button.
3. In the game, on the character creation screen, you choose between CS Character and regular character.
4. The name has 4 to 10 letters or numbers, no spaces or accents, and can't already be in use.

Each account has a single CS Character, and the game doesn't let you change its class afterward. Choose carefully.

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You pick one of four classes. All start at level 400.

Class guide

• Full +13 set, with additional option, luck, excellent and defense harmony.
• +13 shield with the same options as the set. The Elf uses a crossbow and goes without a shield.
• +13 weapon with additional option, luck and harmony.
• +13 wings with additional option and luck. The Dark Lord uses the Cape of Lord instead.
• +13 excellent damage pendant (Lighting for Soul Master, Fire for the other classes) and two +13 excellent defense rings.
• Three stacks of 10 HP potions (Large Healing Potion), three of 5 SD potions (Small SD Potion) and one of 10 Mana potions (Large Mana Potion).
• The points of a Free character with 200 resets: 75,484 to distribute (75,863 on the Dark Lord). The Dark Lord comes with Leadership 32,500, on top of those points, and /redistribuir does not touch it.
• 100,000,000 zen.

The character starts in Crywolf, at the same spot for every class. The Guild Master is nearby, so you can create the guild without leaving the map.

The CS Character only moves around a few maps.

• Moving between these maps is free.
• If it shows up on another map, or outside the safe area of the towns, the server takes it back to Crywolf. When it dies in Crywolf, it returns at the fortress entrance.
• Being taken by another player out of these maps is also blocked.

Map guide · Event guide

• Join a guild and fight alongside your guildmates.
• Join a party and create a guild.
• Without a guild, join the demo Castle Siege guilds through the CS Recruiter, next to the Crywolf vault.
• Join Crywolf, on Saturdays at 19:30.
• Join Loren Deep, at 11h, 15h, 19h e 23h.
• Fight the Castle Siege, Thursdays from 21:00 to 22:30.
• Buy potions and a mount at the Crywolf Supplier's shop.

Castle Siege in the guide · Castle Siege page · In-game voice

The CS Character doesn't gain zen from hunting. Instead, it has the /zen command.

• Type /zen when you have less than 20,000,000 zen. The server tops you up to 100,000,000.
• With 20,000,000 or more, the command doesn't reload.
• Only the CS Character can use /zen.

The CS Character's potions don't stack: each purchase takes one inventory slot. At the same shop, Free and Premium characters buy HP, Mana and Antidote 20 at a time and SD 5 at a time.

SD potions bought at the shop never merge with another, for any character. SD made in the Chaos Machine comes in stacks of up to 10.

The Town Portal Scroll is sold by Pamela, in Crywolf, for 10,000,000 zen, to the CS Character and to regular characters.

Uniria and Dark Horse, at the Crywolf Supplier shop, only show up for the CS Character. The 100-life Dinorant shows up for everyone.

• It doesn't gain experience.
• Does not attack monsters or other characters outside the Castle Siege war, and does not duel.
• No reset, master reset or class change.
• It can't enter Blood Castle, Devil Square, Chaos Castle or Illusion Temple.
• It can't trade items with other players.
• It doesn't open a personal shop or buy from another player's personal shop.
• It doesn't open the account vault.
• It doesn't use the Chaos Machine.
• Does not pick up or drop items on the ground. The exception is the Castle Siege war: in it, it drops what the Crywolf Supplier shop sells (including the guard contracts) and picks up pots from the ground.
• Does not receive the Elf Blessing.
• It can't sell items to NPCs.

Each blocked attempt shows up as an on-screen warning and is logged by the server.

Want to evolve, reset or trade? Use your regular characters.

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