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🎯 Party System Guide
Creating and Managing Parties
Parties allow up to 16 members to collaborate, sharing experience points and loot. To form a party, you need:
- Basic Skills at level 7
Essential Party Commands
/organize "Party Name" |
Creates a new party |
/invite "Player" |
Invites a player |
/leave |
Leaves current party |
ALT + Z |
Opens party window |
Party Features and Functions
Member Information
- View real-time HP/SP status
- See character levels and jobs
- Identify party leader
- Check online status
Experience Distribution
When EXP sharing is enabled, all party members within 15 base levels of each other (or family members above level 70) receive experience based on this system:
EXP Distribution Rules
- Base EXP is divided equally among all party members (1-16 members)
- Each additional player that damages the enemy adds a 25% bonus to total EXP (Killer doesn't count as bonus)
- Maximum bonus caps at +375% (15 Players intervening against an enemy) MUST BE CONFIRMED***
| Scenario | Total EXP | EXP per Member |
|---|---|---|
| 1 member (solo) | 100% | 100% |
| 2 members (1 Player intervening against an enemy) | 100% | 50% each |
| 2 members (2 Players intervening against an enemy ) | 125% | 62.5% each |
| 4 members (3 Players intervening against an enemy) | 175% | 43.75% each |
| 8 members (7 Players intervening against an enemy) | 275% | 34.38% each |
| Full party (16 members, 15 Players intervening against an enemy) | 475% | 29.69% each |
📊 Example Calculation
Enemy Base EXP: 1,000
Party: 16 members (15 Players intervening against an enemy)
Calculation: 1,000 + 375% = 4,750 total EXP → 296.88 EXP each