v1.3.0.3 - Major Patch - New Worker System

Dear Players,

We’re excited to share a detailed introduction to the new Worker System! This guide covers everything you need to know about capturing, training, and managing workers, as well as their different professions, abilities, and benefits. Worker Capture Guide: Required Materials and Steps To obtain a worker, you need a Truncheon, Worker Badge, Lasso Rope, and Wheel of Discipline. You can craft or purchase these items from the NPCs listed below. You can craft a Truncheon at the Blacksmith's Forge. You can purchase Lasso Rope from the Mount Caretaker NPC. You can purchase a Worker Badge from the Worker Manager NPC. Make sure you use the correct tier badge for the worker you capture. You can craft a Wheel of Discipline or purchase it from the Construction Worker NPC or the Central Market. Once you have all the required materials, you can travel to the location of the worker tribes. You can open the map to find their locations. You can reduce the HP of the worker you want to capture. The lower the worker's HP, the easier the next step will be. Make sure not to kill the workerwhen capturing it. After reducing the worker's HP, you can use the Truncheon to knock them unconscious. Once the worker is unconscious, you can approach them, press E, and tie them up using the Lasso Rope. You can drag the captured worker to the Wheel of Discipline in your altar area and train them there. Once the worker's training is complete, you can place them in your inventory and right-click to use them. You can assign a role that matches the worker's profession to make them perform the job you want. When placing a Dancer, you can select your desired dance from the options at the bottom. You can equip a Warrior with weapons and armor to make them fight alongside you. Worker System Guide

- To knock out enemy workers in the newly added regions of the map, you must use the new Truncheon weapon, which can be crafted at the Blacksmith Workbench. Before attempting to knock out an enemy worker, you should first reduce their HP. The lower their HP, the more knockout damage your Truncheon will deal. Once the worker is unconscious, you must tie them up with a Lasso and drag them to your Wheel of Discipline. Be careful while dragging, as the Lasso has a chance to break. Lasso's can be purchased from the Mount Caretakers.

- To train workers, you must use the newly added Wheel of Discipline. Each training session requires a specific Worker Badge depending on the worker's Tier. These badges can be purchased from the newly added Worker Manager NPCs in major cities. Wheel of Discipline can be obtained from Construction Workers in cities or crafted within your Altar area.

- Worker Food can be crafted at Cooking Workbenches.

- Worker's stats increase based on their Tier and Level. The equipment you give them also affects their stats, but Tier and Level are the primary factors that determine how much of the equipment's full potential they can utilize. Warrior Workers have the highest base stats among all worker types. We strongly recommend using Warrior Workers when choosing a companion or assigning guards to defend your Altar area. If a worker dies, both the worker and all equipped items are permanently lost. However, any costumes equipped by the worker will be returned to your character via mail.

- You can have a maximum of 1 worker following you at a time. Your personal Altar area can accommodate up to 50 workers, while a Clan Altar area can accommodate up to 200 workers.

- If an Altar area or workbench associated with a worker is destroyed, the affected worker will become invisible and can be reassigned to another task by its owner. Worker's can also be returned to your inventory even after being assigned to a task, and they can be listed for sale in the Central Marketplace. Each worker has unique advantages depending on their Tier and Level.

- Workers can only be trained and assigned to work within Altar areas. Workers cannot be trained or assigned to work in purchasable houses.

- Workers from different tribes specialize in certain professions. For example, workers from the Varkhenn Tribe are predominantly specialized in combat.

- In tribal regions, workers other than Warrior's are not aggressive by default. However, attacking any worker will cause nearby workers to become hostile and attack you.

Worker Professions

- Dancer Workers: Provide temporary buffs to players based on their Tier and Level. They gain EXP at regular intervals.

- Gatherer Workers: Once assigned to an area, they periodically collect resources related to their profession and store them in their inventory. They gain EXP for every resource collected.

- Workbench Workers: Increase production speed and provide a chance for additional items to be produced at their assigned workbenches. They gain EXP with each production cycle.

- Farmer Workers: Automatically water plants within their coverage area based on their Tier and Level. You must place Fresh Water in the worker's inventory for them to perform watering tasks. They gain EXP each time they water plants.

- Animal Breeder Workers: Automatically feed animals within their coverage area based on their Tier and Level. You must place the appropriate animal feed in the worker's inventory. They gain EXP each time they feed animals.

- Caravan Workers: When assigned to your Altar area, they increase the amount of silver earned from their associated caravan profession based on their Tier and Level. They gain EXP for every successfully delivered caravan.

- Warrior Workers: Have two primary roles. They can be assigned as Guards to defend your Altar area or accompany your character as combat companions. Warrior Worker's gain EXP by defeating enemy mobs.

v.1.3.0.3 Patch Notes

• Fixed an issue where Party Mark indicators remained stuck on the screen after opening the World Map.
• Fixed an issue where terrain modifications appeared differently after relogging or leaving and re-entering the area. This was caused by incomplete synchronization of terrain smoothing. Smoothing data has been reset as part of the fix, so players may notice one final change to modified terrain in their altar areas.
• Fixed an issue where grass added using the terrain grass tool appeared differently after relogging or leaving and re-entering the area.
• Optimized the terrain digging system on both the server and client sides.
• Fixed an issue where the Warhammer’s Ironwill skill did not apply its stated effect at the start of its animation.
• Removed the 2 billion limit on Clan PvP and PvE scores. Scores above this value will now display correctly in the rankings.
• Fixed an issue where Arena Points incorrectly displayed with an “M” suffix in the rankings.
• Reduced the waiting period for newly joined clan members to participate in Clan Wars from 5 days to 2 days.
• Fixed flickering on NPC hair.
• Significantly optimized player hair and added 50 new hairstyles.
• Implemented server-side optimizations.
• Disabled PvP within blue altar areas on Channel 4.
• Added warning messages related to Combat Zone entry.
• Fixed an issue where the Central Market could not be opened from certain rental houses in Astrakhan.

• Improved overall texture quality.

• The Party Mark shortcut key can now be changed in Settings.

What’s Next?

• Castle Siege
• War Machines