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Damage you deal: random(1 .. 15 + floor(ATK × 0.5) + floor(styleLevel × 1.5)), then prayers, potions, overload/comet buffs, arrows or spellstones, Prismatic, Damage, Boss Damage, and crits multiply it. Displayed hits use the combat number scale, so raw formula values are larger than the on-screen splats.

Damage you take: max(1, incoming − DEF). DEF is flat damage resistance now — each armor piece subtracts its DEF value directly from incoming hits (Tin 1, Copper 2, ..., Celestial 12, up to Astral 30). No hidden percentage scaling. Stars on armor add a bit more DR. Some boss attacks have armor pen and only count 30–50% of your DR.

Attack speed: baked into the weapon tier — +10% per tier for the matching style. Base intervals are Melee 1.10s, Bow 1.30s, and Mage 1.50s before tier speed. Astral weapons divide that by 2.50x, then Swiftness, Comet Shower, and Tempo apply on top. Final repeat delay floors at 0.12s.

TL;DR: levels and gear tier are now the primary DPS scalers. Stars and potentials are flavor on top, not the difference between “0 dmg” and “turbo god.”

⚔️ Combat Level

Your combat level is a single number that summarizes your overall combat readiness. It’s shown on your name tag, in the lobby, and on the leaderboard.

Formula:

combat   = Melee + Bow + Mage + Hitpoints + Faith                  (full weight)
skilling = (Fishing + Mining + Woodcutting + Cooking + Survival
            + Farming + Scribing + Explorer) × 0.25                  (quarter weight)
Combat Level = floor((combat + skilling) / 5)

Combat skills count 4× more than skilling skills. Faith counts as combat. Sailing Master doesn’t affect combat level.

Attack speed is now baked into your equipped weapon's tier. A Cactus bow swings bow attacks faster, a Celestial staff swings staff attacks faster — they don’t cross-pollinate. Bare-fist baseline = 1.00× (no weapon).

Base interval: Melee 1.10s · Bow 1.30s · Mage 1.50s. Final interval = base ÷ tier multiplier, then Swiftness, Comet Shower, and Tempo apply. Attack Speed potential lines retired — speed comes from the weapon and buffs now.

Stars boost ATK and DEF. A timing minigame controls bonus success — stop the slider in the green zone.

Roll 3 random potential lines using ⚡ charges (no longer coins). Every account starts with 10 charges. Earn more by depositing frenzy drops at the washer (Tier 1 = 1⚡, up to Tier 5 = 5⚡, Meteor Core = 3⚡).

Charge cost per roll: 1⚡ (no lock) • 4⚡ (1 lock) • 10⚡ (2 locks)

DPS note: Damage is a real all-style line now. Crit Damage and Boss Damage still scale harder in the right setup; Tempo is strongest for uptime and first-stack speed, then gets diminishing returns once Tempo Potion, Swiftness, and Comet Shower are already active.

Spellstones are magic ammo. Bring Meteor Shards and monster catalysts to the Spellstone Pool to bind a batch, or fuse 2 lower-tier spellstones into 1 of the next tier.

Catalyst by tier — any one catalyst listed binds that tier (with 1 Meteor Shard), or fuse 2 of the tier below.

XP Formula: Level L requires 34 × (L−1)² total XP. Smooth scaling curve starting at level 100, capping at 10× around level 260.

Fail Chance: Gathering starts at 50% fail rate at level 1. Formula: 2% + 48% × (1 − level/200)^1.5

Levels 1–140: 10 HP per level (linear). After 140, HP ramps up quadratically — higher levels give significantly more HP per level.

The captain rolls one kill task, one collect task, and one treasure task. Foraging tasks count any Survival resource on that island, not only the basic berry bush.

Find the Clan Hub building in the village. Click it to open the Clan Hub modal where you can browse existing clans, create your own, or manage the one you're in.

Owners and officers can post notices like "1,000 Logs". Up to 5 active at a time. When members deposit matching items into the vault, the notice progress bar fills automatically. The notice auto-resolves when the goal is met.

Six global tasks are active for every clan in the game — not a race. Each clan can complete each task independently by depositing matching items into its vault; when your clan hits the target, the reward is auto-claimed and added to your clan XP. Tasks rotate weekly.

Every clan has a Forum tab for longer-form discussion than the Notices board. Anyone in the clan can post threads and replies. Threads are persistent — no auto-delete by age — and capped at 100 threads per clan (oldest non-pinned trimmed first) and 100 replies per thread. Authors and clan staff (owner / officer) can delete threads they no longer need.

The Exchange is the global trading marketplace. Anyone can post items for sale or place buy orders — listings appear globally and any player can fulfill them. Unlike the clan vault, the Exchange handles gear with stars and potential lines, making it the right place to move enchanted equipment.

While gathering, a frenzy can randomly trigger on your node. The node glows with magma cracks and grants 10x XP on your next successful gather, plus bonus drops.

Fish Frenzy: Fishing spots glow purple — 10x XP + Trophy Cowfish drop.

Mining Frenzy: Rock glows with lava cracks — 10x XP + 1–5 Gold Nuggets (or Meteor Cores on a meteor).

WC Frenzy: Tree glows — 10x XP + bonus drops.

🍀 Luck boosts frenzy chance: The Luck stat now increases frenzy rate — each 1% Luck = +1% frenzy chance. Stack Luck on washed gear to trigger frenzies more often.

Click a resource to start gathering, then walk away — your slime keeps mining/chopping/fishing on its own. After your AFK timer expires, gathering stops automatically (you stay logged in, just no more progress on that node).

Visual cues:

• The gather animation continues while AFK (chopping / mining swing)
• XP & item floaters keep popping
• The node still depletes (meat trees, meteors)
• If the node depletes or the AFK timer fires, you stop — no warning, just silence
• Tab back in — the catch-up runs instantly so your stats are up-to-date

Per-resource AFK windows:

Note: any click, keypress, scroll, or touch resets your AFK timer to zero (passive mouse movement does not). Long AFK kicks in when you genuinely walk away. Items still cap at the node's HP — meteor and meat tree won't give more than they have.

A Crashed Meteor spawns at a random location on the map. All players share the same meteor — it’s server-synced. Mine it for Meteor Cores (legendary). The meteor has 600 HP and visually degrades through 6 tiers as it’s mined.

When depleted, a new meteor crashes at a different location after ~15 seconds. Check the minimap for its location (orange ☄️ icon).

XP scales with your mining level: 80 + 7.5 × level. Mining frenzies can trigger on the meteor — 10x XP and 1–5 bonus Meteor Cores!

Meat Trees are persistent, server-synced woodcutting nodes — not rare popup events. There are 4 on the map at a time, shared by everyone. Chop one for Tree Meat; each tree has about 900–1,800 chops before it is stripped to bones.

Once you start chopping, gathering continues until the tree is depleted, you stop manually, or your long AFK window ends. Depleted trees regrow after about 2 hours.

XP scales with woodcutting level: 80 + 2.5 × level. Woodcutting frenzies can trigger here too.

Sacred crop circles appear around the map. Stand inside one and channel to charge up. The longer you channel (up to 2 minutes), the higher quality orb you receive.

Orbs grant a burst of Farming XP scaled by your channel time. Higher-quality orbs give more XP. Crop circles rotate locations periodically.

Find or craft Pet Scrolls, then feed them to an equipped pet in the Pet Garden to unlock charges. Each charge powers a specific perk.

How pets work:

• Pets are bought from the Task Board → Pet Garden with Slime Coin (cheap, currently the only currency).
• You can own up to 12 pets but only 1 can be equipped at a time. Unequipped pets stay in the garden and slowly gather stuff for you.
• To unlock a perk, equip a pet and feed it a scroll. There are 9 charge perks total — see them under the pets tab in the emote panel.
• Pets don’t die if hunger/happiness hits 0. On level-up they have a chance to save you a scroll.
• Release a pet to sell it back — no coin loss currently.
• Resource scrolls (Woodcut/Mining/Fishing) feed your pet’s skilling levels. Pets also gain a little XP passively when you gather.
• Pet traits (Lumberjack, Angler, Miner, Flat, Hardy…) are mostly cosmetic right now — stats were stripped. Lumberjack-style traits may grant 2x scroll bonuses in a future update.

Boss-scroll recipes at the Scribe Desk:

Resource scrolls: Lumber Scroll I-XI, Mining Scroll I-VI, and Fishing Scroll I-XI are crafted from 1 Blank Scroll + 50 matching resources. Feeding them grants pet skill XP by tier.

SlimePower is the star-style equipment power path. Equip the item, then right-click the worn slot → SlimePower and spend SlimePower Scrolls to add levels.

Blacksmith/tool upgrades and rarity upgrading are separate systems. SlimePower lives on the worn item itself and can reach 15 levels.

When you craft a weapon or armor piece, the game rolls a rarity tier that permanently multiplies its base stats. Re-craft the same item to fish for higher rolls!

Tip: A Legendary roll is rare (1 in 50) but doubles the item's stats — way better than star-enhancing a Common. Stockpile materials and spam-craft your end-game tier to hunt that legendary roll, then sink stars into the keeper.

🔹 Upgrade rarity directly: You can now upgrade an item's rarity tier at the crafting table without re-rolling from scratch — spend materials to bump a Common → Uncommon → Rare → Epic → Legendary. No more praying to RNG for that legendary roll if you'd rather just grind the upgrade path.

The Washing Machine re-rolls 3 potential lines on worn equipment using washer charges. Roll cost is 1⚡ with no locks, 4⚡ with 1 locked line, or 10⚡ with 2 locked lines.

Life Steal is the most impactful sustain line. For DPS, Crit Damage, Boss Damage, Damage, Crit Chance, and Tempo trade places depending on crit cap, boss target, and speed-buff uptime.

Live potential notes: Damage has a higher roll weight than most lines. XP Boost is rare and always exactly 1%. Luck increases frenzy chance and biases future washer rolls upward. Tempo is 1–3% per hit up to 18 stacks. About 5% of rolls are legendary over-max rolls, 10–25% above the normal cap; Luck can top out at 12%.

Reading roll quality: The Washing Machine highlight color shows how good a roll is within the line’s range — green = low, yellow = mid, red = top of the range. SlimePower (right-click worn gear → SlimePower) shows the percent directly. Heads up: rapid SlimePower clicks do fire, but the displayed percent may not refresh between clicks — reopen the menu to see the current value.

If you die, you lose nothing — no items, no coins, no XP. You respawn in town and pick right back up. Push into dangerous zones without worry.

This goes for venturing far from town as a low-level too — the danger is just running out of food. The world is safe to explore at any combat level.

Toss any organic item (berries, crops, mushrooms, raw food, bones) into the composter for compost charges. Higher-tier crops return multiple charges each — it is not 1:1.

Spend charges when planting for a compost tier bonus — this is the whole point of farming charges:

Refining at the crafting table increases a weapon’s stats by dumping materials into the piece you already own. It’s an alternative to praying for a higher rarity roll on a re-craft — pick whichever path you’ve got the resources for.

Crafting itself can also randomly produce a higher-tier rarity, so spam-crafting end-game gear and refining the keeper is a strong combo.

XP potential is the rarest washer line in the game — only a flat 1% boost, no RNG range, and capped at 3 potential lines per worn item. A perfect 9-slot XP set reaches 27%. Most players keep a separate XP-stacked set in a bank tab for skilling and swap to combat gear for fights.

Use bank tabs to organize loadouts so swapping the whole set takes a couple of clicks.

Bank tab presets: Each bank tab can be loaded as a preset for instant swapping. The B tab is special — it tries to equip your highest-DPS gear.

Auto-organize tabs: Logs, Rocks, Fish, Crops, Food, Scrolls, Loot, Cosmetics, Skins, then Swords, Bows, Staffs, Armor, Shields, Rings, Amulets, Arrows, and Spellstones.

Mixing combat styles: Potential lines on a staff/bow/etc. always apply to you, regardless of the style you’re currently using. The weapon’s raw damage stats, however, only matter when you’re actually using that style.

The Bone Amulet is the easy starter neck slot, but it’s not the only one. The Dragon boss drops the current best-in-slot amulet at a semi-rare rate. Check the Crafting Table for other amulets you can craft.

The easiest boss is achievable with basic gear and a bit of combat training. AFK some Wolves or Ghosts first to top up your combat levels, bring a stack of food, and you should be fine. Don’t over-prepare — jump in.

Only three skills require a tool: Mining (pickaxe), Woodcutting (axe), and Fishing (rod). Every other gathering skill (foraging berries, farming, etc.) works with bare hands.

Tool tiers don’t stop at Celestial — 4 new tiers were just added above it. Upgrade as soon as you can afford it; each tier is a big jump in gather speed and XP/hr.

Meat Trees are not world events — they’re persistent world-shared nodes. There are 4 on the map at any time. When one is depleted, it is bones for everyone and regrows after about 2 hours.

The Crashed Meteor is also world-shared — check the minimap for both. Get there fast or someone else will finish it off.