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Revision as of 03:59, 25 March 2025
🎯 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
File:EXPshare.png
EXP Sharing
When EXP sharing is enabled, all party members within 15 base levels of each other receive experience:
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| Members | Total EXP |
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