Types of Equipment and Gems

Equipment

To better your character, your character may buy equipment from the local shops. Weaponry, armour, and shields are located in the Shop, denoted on the minimap by an 'S', and the Magic Tower is denoted by an 'M' on the minimap.

There are four different types of weapons you can choose from- Sword, Axe, Mace, Staves- and 4 different types of spells you can choose - Fire, Cold, Air, Arcane (heal). Armour and Shields are also available.

If you fight with only one weapon and/or spell, then you get a bonus. With one weapon and no shield, you will do 3 times more damage, but your chance to hit lowers slightly. With one spell, you will cast 3 times better than your normal amount, but your chance to hit lowers slightly, as well.

Shields are able to increase your armour class if they are a high enough item class. Every item class for Shields will yield +0.1 to your Armour Class. This bonus, added to your armour mastery, would be rounded DOWN to the nearest whole number.

To buy your equipment, you must have your gold on hand.

Each piece of equipment has stat and level requirements to them. For example, weapons require a strength of... (Item Class) x 200, ie... Falchion (Item Class 6) requires 6 x 200=1200 strength to equip.
Attacking spells require (Item Class) x 200 intelligence
Heal/Arcane requires (Item Class) x 130 intelligence
Armour requires (Item Class) x 150 Vitality
Shields requires (Item Class) x 120 Strength
At item class 11, all equipment is imposed with a level requirement. The level requirement raises by 20 for each Item Class, ie, an item class 15 requires level 100. A formula you may use is (Item Class-10) x 20 = Level Requirement.

Item Class 15 equipment and higher have two gem slots, thus making them more useful than the item classes below them, which only have one gem slot available.
All normal equipment may be smashed at the Shop for half of its original value. Neflarians can sell them in sales for a better deal. Shops do not take into account any gems that are enchanted into your equipment.

For information on all equipment, Shadow Items, and Mystic Items regarding level and stat requirements, as well as its smash price, click here.

Drops

The Land of Neflaria has various drops that you can obtain while fighting creatures. You can get masteries, gems, shadows, gold, item upgrades, and alignment.

The chances of finding such drops varies and changes once in a while. The general rule is this, sorted from rarest to most common:

For more information about gems and shadows, keep on reading.

Gems

As you fight creatures, you may come across a text that resembles... Enemy is dead, R.I.P. You find a gem! This means that you have found a gem at random. Depending on the zone, it could be a grade 1 gem (*), grade 2 gem (**), grade 3 gem (***), or a grade 4 gem (****). Gems' abilities vary with each different type, as well as its effect, as determined by its grade.

Gems types have been divided out into three tiers: common, uncommon, and rare. Each tier has a different drop chance. Common tier drop chance is 12/6000. Uncommon tier drop chance is 6/6000. Rare tier drop chance is 1/6000. All in all, that provides the player with a drop chance of 19/6000.

The list of gems is found below, along with its tier, its effects, and its change in your stats.

Gems are only effective if they are enchanted into your equipment. As mentioned above, all normal equipment lower than item class 15 only have one gem slot, while all equipment item class 15 or higher, all shadow items, and all mystic items have two gem slots. Items are enchantable with gems at all Magic Towers, free of charge. Items can be disenchanted in Temples in the Neflarian world.

Gem effects are calculated from the left gemslot to the right gemslot, Right Hand, Left Hand, Armour, Spell 1, and Spell 2.

If Neflarians wish, they may smash gems at the Shop for 10,000 gold per grade, or sell them in sales for more gold.

Shadow Items

By chance after killing a creature, you may see You find a Shadow Item! That means, the equipment that you are wearing at that exact moment 'dropped' a shadow item. A shadow item resembles normal equipment, but has much lower requirements to equip. The shadow item is ended with a roman numeral, which represents its power, so to say. A Shadow Item I would be equivalent to an item class 0 of that equipment type. For example, a Phantom Sword I would be equivalent to a Dagger (item class 0 Sword). The list of shadow power and its corresponding requirements can be found here.

The Roman Numeral of the shadow item dropped depends on what equipment you had on at the time. For normal equipment between Item Class 1 - 31, the highest possible Roman Numeral you would drop would be the lowest integer (whole number) of the following: Roman Numeral = (Item Class + 4)/5. As well, for regular equipment (Non-Shadow and Non-Mystic), the type of drop varies, and you may drop the previously mentioned roman numeral approximately 50% of the time, one numeral lower 25% of the time, or two numerals lower 25% of the time. The numeral will never be less than I. If you had a weapon, you will drop a weapon or shield, your spell will drop spells, armour would drop armour, and shields drop shields or weapons. For example, if you had an item class 20 mace on, you have the chance to drop a Phantom Hammer IV, Phantom Sword IV, Ghost Shield III, Phantom Hammer II, Phantom Sword III etc. Item Class 0 equipment will drop a Shadow Item I.

A Shadow item can drop another shadow item. However, the roman numeral is not always the same. The roman numeral for a dropped shadow item from a shadow item will be either equal to, or less than, the roman numeral of the equipped shadow item. The type of the shadow item will always stay the same, ie. a Phantom Hammer will always drop a Phantom Hammer.

Shadow Items have two gem slots no matter what the roman numeral is. Thus, those who are under level 100 will be able to use shadow items between the roman numerals of I-III (Item class, 0,5,10) and have two gem slots, if they suit the respective stat requirement.

Shadow Items can be smashed at the Shop for gold, or sold in sales for a much better profit. The Shop does not take into account what gems may be enchanted into the items.

Mystic Items

Mystic Items are the upgraded form of Shadow Items. They can be upgraded at the Temple of Shadows, at 15,21 in the Wilderness at a cost of 20,000,000 gold per Roman Numeral for Shadow Items between I-IV and 40,000,000 gold per Roman Numeral for Shadow Items V and above. Mystic Items gain extra enhancers in battle as well, however have a level requirement 100 levels above those of most Shadow Items, with the exception to Spiked Shields and Mythic Cures, which require 200 levels above that of their respective Shadow Items. They can be sold back to the shop for gold, but they are ideal for the sales chatroom. Mystic Items drop Shadow Items as well, either one less roman numeral, or even the same.

Accessories

Accessories can enhance your stats, your evasion, your accuracy, and costs of other controls in the game. Accessories can be bought in Essence of Malice or the Temple of Order. Players can only equip one accessory. For example, you can only equip one ring. You cannot equip a pendant, amulet, or any other accessory while that ring is equipped. All Neflarian accessories can be sold to any Shop for 5,000,000 gold. Accessories have a chance to be the prize awarded to the top killers in a hunt. Below is a list of accessories in this game.