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Basics

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Items For Enhancing

• Items Needed For a Weapon/Armor Enhancing
  • A Weapon/Armor
  • Elrue/Lix/Xir

• About The Stones
  • Elrue/Lix/Xir are items that are used to upgrade weapons and armors.
  • Most usable items have tiers. Tiers are item classes, and you must use a Elrue/Lix/Xir that is the same tier as the item you want to refine.
  • Elrue upgrades from +1 to ~+3, Lix from +4 to +6 and Xir from +7 to +9.
  • Aside from different tiers of items, the Elrue/Lix/Xir all have different types, which are Normal(green), Blessed(purple) and Lucky(blue). The different types affect different things. Lucky raises by +2 instead of +1 by a small chance, blessed decreases chance of breaking. Normal does what it’s supposed to.

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How To Get Elrue/Lix/Xir

• Stone Alchemy(Production Skill)
• Monster Drops
• Mining
• Quest Rewards
• Kingdom Quest Rewards
• Treasure Chest

If you choose to make your own stones with the Stone Production Skill, first press “K” and go to the Alchemy tab. Learn Stone Production (-NOTE- You can only learn 2/5). Then go to the skill lady in any town. Learn the Stone Recipe Skills. Right click the item and learn the recipe. Now press “K” and drag the stone production skill to the skill try and/or right click it.

Now you’ll open up a window with Elrue in the list. If you see Tier 1 all in green you did it correctly so far. Now click the Elrue (The first one that appears) start making them if you can. If you cannot go kill some monsters that drop the item(s) that you need. Now you have some Elrue stones.

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How To Enhance

To enhance something you must go to a Weapons Smith. After you find one, talk to him and click the “Refine Weapon” button. Another window will open with many boxes inside it. The center box is for the weapon or armor you wish to refine. The other 8 boxes around it are for the Elrue/Lix/Xir to go in.

The process of enhancing is simple, and requires nothing more then luck. You pick one of the 8 boxes for the Elrue/Lix/Xir and drag and drop it in. If you have more than one Elrue, you may need to separate one into a separate pile of its own. To do so, hold the “Left Shift” key and click on the Elrue, and set “Item Allocation” to “1″, press OK, and click in an empty inventory square. Alternatively, you can simply allow the default number generated in the “Item Allocation” box, press OK, and click in an empty inventory space and achieve the same results.

After you have one Elrue ready, click the button in the lower left area of the refine window to start the process. The enhancing is successful if the spinning star lands on the box opposite of where you placed your Elrue/Lix/Xir. If it was successful then it will gain +1. If it doesn’t land there, then 1 of 3 things will happen. Your item will remain the same, your item will decrease a level of enhancement, or your item may be destroyed. This is the basics of enhancing. If you click the button and your item disappears, it has been destroyed. Some say the more you break the more luck you have on the enhancing skills. [Unconfirmed]

Suggestion: At levels under 20, you should only enchant your weapons and armor to +3 (3 Elrues) as you will advance to level 20 quickly. Also, you should only risk enchanting your equipment if you have enough money for a replacement piece. If you don’t, you may find yourself without anything to wear! If you do break your item and have no more money to buy a new one, use your old weapon. You should not sell your old weapons until you are sure you don’t need it.

The lower 3 boxes (They Are Red,Blue,Gold) Are used to place red eyes or blue eyes (red eyes decreases chance of fail rate by 50%, perfect red eyes decreases rate by 100%, blue eyes are the same but only decrease downgrade rate). Red and Blue Eyes are purchased in fiesta store. (Before you go crazy about red eyes, Failure means Breakage. It can still can fail or downgrade) Then if you use a perfect red eyes and a perfect blue eyes in the same time you can only fail or success. The gold spot is unknown at the time. <- From BrightKingdom, gold increases chance of success by some small percentage like 15%.

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Stone List

Tier One Stones
Tier two, three and four just have a number 2, 3 or 4 at the top left corner and are for level two, level three and level four items

	Normal Elrue	The basic Elrue.
	Normal Lix	The basic Lix.
	Normal Xir	The basic Xir.
	Blessed Elrue	A Blessed Elrue.
	Blessed Lix	A Blessed Lix.
	Blessed Xir	A Blessed Xir.
	Lucky Elrue	A Lucky Elrue.
	Lucky Lix	A Lucky Lix.
	Lucky Xir	A Lucky Xir.

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Appearance List

One Hand Swords

The basic appearance of enhanced items. Appearance starts to change once your weapon/shield is enhanced past +2.

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Additional Screenshots

• This is assuming that from level 1~100 you get a free stat point each level, and that you received the +5 free stat points from the first job advance, and +10 free stat points from the second job advance.
• This data was taken from an old bright kingdom database, but the info show here still seems current.

Ok for those of you who don’t know, this is a rough translation of the Japanese site of the game and some stuff might change in the English version. This is link to the main topic where the other links are and little general info: http://outspark.com/node/204.

Please post if you have corrections or better ways to word things. NT means not translated and * means I absolutely need help wording or figuring out what it means. Also post if you have more information. Please don’t post spam or useless posts. Without further adu here it is…
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Please realize that some of the controls may change in the English version. These are the controls for the Japanese version of the game meaning they should be similar. (Information in the guide has been edited.  The images seen have been copied straight from the English Fiesta site)

KEYBOARD:

Movement:

W – Move Forwards
S – Move Backwards
A – Move Left
D – Move Right
J – Jump
Z – Walk / Run

Window Shortcuts:

C – Character Information
K – Skill Window
B – Open Private Store
H – Mini-house Window
I – Item Window
L – Quest Window
F – Open Forum?
U – View Map
M – View Mini-map
Print Screen – Take Screenshot
F10 – Help
Enter – Hit to start typing message

(Battle Options)
0-9 – Quick Slots
V – Action
T – Stop Action
Home – Open Mini-house / Rest
F1-F5 – Party Member Verification
Tab – Change Target (in battle)
E – Use HP Stone
Q – Use SP Stone

MOUSE:

Movement:
Left click NPCs to talk to them
Left Click spot you want character to move to

Items:
Left click item you want to use
Right click for item description

View:
Use wheel to zoom In / Out
Hold down right mouse key and move mouse around

Attack:
Left click to select and attack enemy
Right click to use items and skills set in quick-slots

Please note that information here may differ a bit from the English Client of the game since this information was gathered from the Chinese Site and the Japanese site.

Character Emotes:
1. Sit Down
2. Greeting
3. Laugh
4. Cry
5. Charge!
6. Surprise
7. Happy
8. Collapse
9. Angry
10. Learning
11. Salute
12. Alignment
13. Think
14. Dance 1 – 4

Basic Actions (Have little emote icons as well):
1. Auto Attack
2.Pick up Item
3.Trade
4.Private Message
5.Register Friend
6.Party Invite
5.Assist
6.Follow
7.Run
8.Use HP stone
9.Use SP stone

Leveling Up:
1. Character will sometimes learn new skills
2. Characters will sometimes be able to use new weapons and armor
3. Players sometimes can do new quests
4. Players can change their occupation at lvl 20 and lvl 60
5. Players can increase stats.
- Strength – increase physical attack damage
- Agility – Increase evasion and accuracy
- Vitality – Increase HP and physical defense
- Intelligence – Increase magic attack damage
- Mind – Increase SP and magic defense

Last Updated ( Friday, 01 June 2007 )

Part 2: Character Windows and Mini-Houses

Please note that info hear may differ a bit from the English Client of the game since this info was gathered from the Chinese Site and the Japanese site. Any improvements to this would be welcome =P.

The Status Bar:
1. Name
2. Character Image
3. Level
4. HP, SP, and EXP gauge
5. # of HP / SP stones
6. Current Status

Target Window:
1. Target name
2. Target Image
3. HP / SP Bar
4. Current Status
5. Monster type and level

Mini-Map:
1. Place
2. Your Position
3. Enlarge/ Decrease Size
4. Kingdom Quest List

Party Window:
1. Character Image
2. Party leader
3. Level
4. HP / SP gauge
5. Current Status

Chat Bar and Message Bar – In-game talking

Quick Slot Bar - Registering skill and emotion, etc. you use.

Menu Button – Utilize some of the systems that Fiesta has

Other:

Character’s Mini House – Way of recovering HP and SP without using HP / SP stones
(It is affirmed that u can us it as a shop and trade in it. Starter houses comes in the red or blue mushrooms but u may upgrade them in to more fancy looking houses, such as pumpkins, teapots or even castles. The requirement for different houses is level 50. <— credit to MisterZero)

• Is the game F2P(free to play) or P2P?
  • The game will be Free to play, with Cash Shop.

• How many people will be let into the closed beta?
  • No one knows for sure how many people will be accepted, although it is said to be a limited amount, but usually in closed betas they need to test the stress on the servers, so there may be a lot of people accepted.

• How will they decide who to pick for beta?
  • Don’t Know, sorry, there are many theories though, but you won’t know until the CB is out.

• What are the classes of Fiesta online?
  • there are 4 classes, each with 2 class advancements
    Figher -> CleverFighter -> Warrior
    Cleric -> HighCleric -> Paladin
    Archer -> Hawk Archer -> Ranger
    Mage -> Wiz Mage -> Enchanter

• Are there different races?
  • yes, but you can’t choose your race, the races are set to the classes.
    Fighter and Cleric- Human, Mage- Darkelf, Archer- Elf.

• Where are the Servers Located?
  • The game company is located in San Francisco and so are the game servers.

• What are the system requirements?
  • These are the Official System requirements posted by Break in the Technical Support Forum
    http://www1.outspark.com/SystemRequirements

Minimum System Requirements:

OS: Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista
CPU: Intel Pentium III (1.0GHz) or equivalent
Memory: 512MB RAM
HD Space: 1.8GB
Graphics: nVidia GeForce MX/ Radeon 7500
Internet: DSL (128kpbs) or better

Recommended System Specifications:

OS: Windows2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista
CPU: Intel Pentium IV or equivalent
Memory: 1.5BB RAM
HD Space: 3GB
Graphics: nVIDIA GeForce FX (or equivalent)
Internet: DSL (256kbps) or better

*This game requires DirectX version 9.0c or better

Concerning the graphics, it applies the cartoon mapping method to create exquisite balance between the fantasy and the real world through the characters with shorter proportions and real-life like backgrounds that are differentiated from existing realistic or SD style games.

Also, Fiesta Online is filled with a number of game content on the basis of basic elements of MMORPG including fighting, leveling, and the battle along with the straight forward interface and simple operation, to allow everyone to have fun. The game’s biggest charm is that users can form various and powerful community through the Kingdom Quest, Master and Pupil System, Guild Growing System, and the Mini House,  which is a private space inside the game. Additionally, the Weapon Titling, which gives unique title to the weapon with options when a character hunts a certain number of a specific monster using a specific weapon, Pet System, and various mini games have built up the exclusive characteristic of Fiesta Online’s game system

When you first enter the game in Roumen, Helper Remi is waiting to assist you as you first begin your journey through Fiesta. Talk to her and listen to what she has to say. Her Tutorial Quest will help you learn the basics of playing Fiesta. Follow her instructions carefully and soon you will be ready to begin your adventure.

Check the Information Signs

All around Isya, Information Signs are posted for you. Mouse over them with your pointer until a chat bubble icon appears on your screen. Click on them and read what they have to say. They are useful means of information as you venture forth through the lands of Isya.

Accept and load up on Quests

As a young adventurer, you constantly have to prove yourself to the people of Isya. You also may want to get on their good sides, so as to gain new knowledge, acquire new skills, and make new friends. Sometimes helping out can get you some great rewards, and the experience is always great. As you level up, more and more quests become available to you, and the rewards increase as well.

On the upper right hand part of your screen, to the left of you mini-map, a Quest Notice icon will appear when there is an available quest for you. Clicking on the icon will tell you where you need to go to find your next task.

If you explore around town, you will see some NPC’s with a glowing, floating, egg above their heads. The Quest egg means that they have a quest waiting for you. If the egg is cracked, that means that you have already accepted a quest from that NPC and it is in progress. If the egg hatches, congratulations you have completed that quest.

If you look at the town map by pressing the shortcut key ‘m’, or click on the icon at your bottom right hand corner, you will notice that the location of each NPC is noted. If the NPC’s has a green exclamation point near its name, then they have a quest waiting. If the exclamation point is half green, half yellow then it is in progress. Once you have completed your given quest, the exclamation point disappears. Be sure to consult your map, for new quests.

Your Quest log is accessible by pressing the shortcut key ‘l’, or click on the icon at the bottom right hand corner of your screen. There you will see all the quests you have accepted, and you can track your progress as some quests do require multiple tasks.

Load up on as many quests as they come available to you. Some quests may require you to perform the same tasks, or hunt in the same map, or area. Some quests are repeatable and the rewards can be very helpful as you play. Look at the rewards, and prioritize the quests that can help you the most. Form parties with other players who have similar quests. By helping each other, you can complete certain tasks in a minimal amount of time.

Talk to NPC’s

The non-player characters in Fiesta are the primary storytellers, and quest givers of the game. Look to them for information and tasks. Each also has a primary function to assist you on your adventure. Explore, and talk to NPC’s to see what they have to offer you. Familiarize yourself with their locations, so you’ll have an easy time getting what you need in the future. An NPC can sometimes be your best friend.

Equip your items

To access your inventory press the ‘I’ key or click the Inventory icon in the bottom right hand corner of your screen. Your inventory is where all the items you pick up are stored. It is also the screen where u can equip the items you wish to use. To equip an item, simply right click on its icon. To unequip your item, right click on the item again.

HP & SP Stones

Characters come equipped with a specific amount of HP & SP Stones. These stones can be used by a player to heal their characters and restore spirit points. The stones cool down time is independent of potions and they can be replenished from any town healer for a specific amount of in-game currency. The amount of stones you can carry at any one time increase as you level and can further be increased when special items are purchased from the Fiesta Store.

Starting HP & SP Stones per Class

Warrior 15 HP 7 SP
Cleric 14 HP 10 SP
Archer 13 HP 10 SP
Mage 11 HP 15 SP

The short key for using an HP stone is the ‘E’ key, and for using an SP stone the ‘Q’ key. By default the action buttons for these are placed in the 1 and 2 slot of your Quick Slot bar, but u have the ability to change these buttons to fit you style of play.

Rest

When your HP and SP are too low to continue playing and you don’t want to use up your potions, or stones you can simply just put your character in rest mode to regenerate your HP and SP. Rest mode can be activated by pressing the ‘Home’ key. Your character will then enter his mini house, which is shaped like a mushroom and rest. As you gain experience and begin to level, you can purchase and use better houses that will regenerate HP and SP faster. Also there will be a lot more functions and accessories for your mini house. Some of these things can be purchased in game or from our Fiesta Store.

Level Up

When you kill monsters or complete certain quests your character gains experience. After gaining a certain amount of experience your character will level up. As you level you earn stat points to distribute, skill empowerment points, and access to level restricted scrolls, and areas. A character earns 1 stat point per level, and 1 skill empowerment point per level.

Chat

The chat window is located above the Quick Slot bar in the bottom left hand corner of you screen. To type a message, simply press the enter key to toggle the chat window, type in your message and press the enter key again. To toggle the chat window off, again press the enter key.

In Fiesta there are more options for chatting with other players. To shout a message in public begin your message with /s. To privately message another player, begin your message with /w to whisper them. To chat within your party begin your message with /p and to chat within your guild, begin your message with /g.

Storage

Each town has a warehouse NPC called the Storage Keeper. By speaking to them you can access your personal storage space, where you can store any items that you pick up as you play. It’s a good place to store gathered items, created items, and high-level items you want to save for later. This storage space is the same for all your characters, so you can store items there for your other characters to use. You can also deposit your in-game currency there for all your players to use. While the storage window is open, simply left-click on items in your inventory to store them.

Have Fun & Enjoy Fiesta

Make friends, party up, and have fun in the adventurous world of Fiesta.

Game Basics Guide

Controls

We will release this information soon.

Basic Movement

Fiesta offers two ways for players to move around the world of Isya. You can either use w,s,a,d as your direction keys, or use click to move. Click to move allows you to move your character to an area on your screen by left clicking on the ground.

Quick Slot bar

The Quick Slot bar at the bottom left part of your screen is where you can put your skills, spells, actions, and frequently used items like potions and scrolls. Initially it contains the icons for HP Stone, SP Stone, Automatic Attack, and Item Pick Up, but you can add other action icons and customize the bar to your playing style. To use these actions simply right click on the action icon or press the key located in the top right of each icon. To load you Quick Slot bar, simply open your skills, actions, or inventory, click the action you want to load, and place it in the Quick Slot or your choice. To remove an action, left-click to pick the icon up and click it anywhere else on the screen.

Interacting with the World

Use your pointer to mouse over NPC’s and objects in the game. If your pointer becomes a chat bubble, that means you can either speak with that NPC, or read something on that object by left clicking. If a sword appears, that means you can either attack that target, or that target can be gathered by double clicking. If a hand appears then left clicking can pick up that object.

Attacking

To attack enemies simply target it by left clicking or press the tab key to auto target the nearest enemy. Once they are targeted, left click on it again to attack or choose a skill or spell to perform. When you have activated the attack, skill, or spell you will automatically move within range of your target. You can perform a skill or cast a spell by either pressing the key that corresponds to your attack in the quick slot bar or right click on the icon.

Partying

Fiesta allows players to party in groups of five. This allows players to help each other level or successfully complete hard maps or dungeons, or defeat strong enemies. In a party, players can use skill or spells that benefit each other and experience gained from defeating enemies is divided amongst the members of the party. To party another player simply target them and right click on their icon when it appears on the top portion of the screen. Once you have right clicked a drop down menu will appear. You can then send a party invitation to target player. If he accepts then a party is formed and his character icon will appear on the left side of your screen.

Character Information

You can access your character information screen by clicking on the character icon in your window icon bar at the lower right part of your screen. This window shows you the different details of you character including your character stats, attributes, level, experience gained, and you combat info. It also shows your titles and the different titles you character can have.

Gaining New Skills

As characters level up they gain access to new spell and skills. Look for skill master Ruby in Roumen to purchase your skill scrolls from levels 3 – 18. Otherwise you can buy skill scrolls from other skill masters and class trainers all around Isya. You can also purchase your production skill scrolls from skill masters. New skills include Active skills which u can perform against an enemy or passive skills that become inherent to your character. Production skills include herbology, mining, and alchemy and recipes can be purchased from skill masters. Some skills may require a class upgrade.

Status Icons

Status icons located below your Character Status bar inform you of the current status your character is in. These icons show both negative and friendly affects, from poison and disease, to buffs and blessings. By simply mousing over the icon it will show you the status information and its duration.

Here’s an overview of what the User Interface looks like in Fiesta:

Character Status Bar

-Shows your character’s name

-Shows your character’s in-game picture (only the face and hair)

-Shows your character’s current level (in black circle)

-Shows how much experience your character has gained (10 experience balls in total)

-Shows how many hp (health) and sp (spirit) stones your character has left to use to either recover health or spirit points

-Shows how much health and spirit points your character has left.  When the red bar gets emptied, your character faints (dies) and respawns in Roumen.  When the blue bar gets emptied, youc an no longer use your spirit power (can be revitalized by using the stones).

Quest Notice and Mini Map

-(Quest Notice) Alerts you when an NPC wants to talk to you about your quest.

-(Mini Map) Shows where your character is located at in an area of the world map.

Quick Slot Window

-Shows you what attacks/skills and emotions you are able to use while playing Fiesta.  Your character can be able to perform other moves, the quick slot bar just lets you know what moves your character is able to perform in the public at the current moment.  Each slot (box) holds one icon.  The icon represents a certain command that your character can be able to perform.  The slot number that an icon is in is your hotkey to that specific icon.  For instance, if one of your character’s magic attacks is in slot 3, then you are able to click on an opposing enemy and press 3.  This will allow your character to perform that magic attack.

Ok, I feel like I’m confusing you so I’ll make it easier to understand.  Your character can only perform the moves that you put into the quick slot bar.  If you want your character to do certain moves, then you should drag and drop the icons into the quick slot bar.  Then you will be able to use that move’s hotkey to attack an opponent.

-Also, right above the Quick Slot Window is the chat room box.  Use the arrows to scroll.  Click the lock to either enable the chat room stay in place or move around the screen.  The button below the arrows will allow you to drag the chat room box around the screen.  The Chat Room box allows you to chat with the public, your current party, and your friends (in a private chat).  Just hover over the chat room box and the tabs will appear to let you do this.  Have fun!

Window Icons

-The Character Info button shows you an in-depth summary of your character that includes your character’s registered name title and stats.

-The Fiesta Store button allows you to purchase extra items which will aid you in playing Fiesta.  More details on this as the game goes on.

-The Inventory button shows you what your character is currently carrying in their backpack.  Backpack items include potions, scrolls, and weapons.

-The Skill Info button shows you what kinds of skills your character is able to do at their current level.  You can be able to get more skills by leveling up your character or buying skill scrolls.

-The Quest Log button shows you what quests your character has completed and not completed.

-The Community button allows you to see how many friends you currently have, how many players you have in your party, how many players you have in your guild, and so on.  Basically, you can be in multiple “groups” and the Community feature enables you to see who is in which group with you so you know who to talk with while playing Fiesta.

-The Action button shows you what certain emotions your character can be able to do.  All you have to do is drag and drop the action icons into the quick slot bar in order to use them.

-The Mini House button is simple.  It allows you to see the kind of mini house your character is currently living in and if your character meets the requirements (high level, certain quests completed, etc.), then you will be able to change what your character’s mini house looks like….which means you’ll be able to make your mini house look better than everyone else’s.  Doesn’t that sound cool?

-The System Info button gives you the game’s main menu where you will be able to adjust the game’s settings (graphics display, sound settings, keyboard controls), exit to the server screen, and logout.

-Right above these buttons is a scrollable box.  It’s the same as the chat room box but this box is more important.  It tells you what’s going on in the game.  If your character levels up, gains important stats, gets items, completes a quest, or if the game manager makes an in-game announcement, the box will give you a message.

Enemy Interface

When you attack certain NPCs, you ought to know what their current health status is.  Left click an NPC (anything that looks like a monster or a non-player-character) and you will see it’s status.  The red bar indicates it’s health.  The blue bar is yet to be explained but from previous observances, I can say that the blue bar represents the NPCs spirit points (if the NPC uses any magic on you)

This guide provides you with information on logging into Fiesta and starting your adventure.  Enjoy!

Only those selected for the CBT can download the game at this time. We are providing this information as a service to the community. If you have not been selected, you will not be able to log in to play Fiesta at this time.

Logging into Fiesta

Now that you have an Outspark ID, and have already downloaded and installed the Client, you can begin playing.

Simply double-click on the Outspark Launcher icon on your desktop, and a window will appear. Enter your Outspark ID and your password, then click on the “Play” button to start Fiesta. Once the game loads, the World Selection Screen will appear.

Selecting your World

Fiesta is separated into realms called “worlds” (or “servers”). Your character lives in the specific world you choose, and cannot be played on any others. (Choose carefully!)

Currently, Fiesta only offers its players non-Player-versus-Player worlds, meaning you will not be able to attack other players except in special circumstances. (”Player-versus-player” is also known in short as PvP.) Right now, PvP will only be allowed during events. However, we will be setting up PvP worlds in the future.

Once you have selected your world, click “Join” and a character selection screen will appear.

Click on the “create” button on the next screen in order to begin creating your character. You can then specify your character’s class, name, and appearance.

Get in touch with friends and find out what servers they play or would like to play in–this will ensure you can all play together. Also check out the forums to get a glimpse of what that specific world’s community has to offer.

We do not offer Character Transfers at this time.

Choosing your Character

The world of Isya is protected by four character classes. Each character is equipped with different skills for different roles in battle. Select the character that bests suits the role you wish to play in Fiesta. Below are some details on the available classes:

Warrior

The loyal Warrior is a master of melee weapons and a fine example of great strength and lasting endurance. Warriors are always ready to take on any enemy, and to prevail with fearless tactics.

The warrior is the powerhouse and mainstay of any party, taunting enemies and drawing attacks as fellow adventurers support her. With the slash of a sword, or the swing of an axe, all that can be heard in the presence of a skilled Warrior is the enemy’s cries for mercy.

Warriors can equip a 1-handed sword and shield, or a 2-handed sword or axe. They can only wear armor specific to their class and class level. The warrior’s main attributes are strength and endurance.

Cleric

Healer and protector, divine priest, holy avenger… At the mere utterance of a word, the Cleric commands power over life and death.

He may aide his fellow adventurers with the holy power of light, or smite enemies with righteous wrath. The Cleric can also bless himself and his party with enhancement spells that shield them or increase their damage. These powers make clerics essential to any group.

Clerics can equip a hammer or mace along with a shield, and can only wear armor specific to class and class level. The Cleric’s main attribute is intelligence.

Archer

Archers are masters of ranged tactics. Employing deadly aim and endless cunning, the Archer can fiercely attack enemies, or trap and confuse them. Archers aid their parties with an assortment of skills, calling upon the forces of nature to protect allies.

A tactical part of any group, providing long ranged, high-powered damage and strategic support, Archers are indispensible to any victorious party.

Archers can equip bows and crossbows, and can wear armor specific to their class or class level. The Archer’s main attributes are dexterity and spirit.

Mage

Beware this skillful wielder of magic. The mage, master of the elements, defeats enemies using incantation.

Mages are one with magic, breathing its arcane power and molding it to do their bidding. Frail and weak in body, these deadly spellcasters instead focus on honing their intellects.

This class is usually responsible for the majority of damage–if they last that long. Mages have one survival strategy: get them before they get you.

Mages can equip a staff or a wand. They can only wear armor specific to class and class level. Their main attribute is intelligence.

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Once you have chosen your character class, you must specify his or her gender and appearance. These aspects have no impact on the game–they are merely your preference.

Choose your character name wisely because you will not be able to change it, and it will be your name as you enter Fiesta. Once you have chosen this name and you are completely satisfied with your character creation, click “Create” and you will return to the character selection screen.

Select your character and click on the Enter button to start playing.

Note: Please use common sense when choosing your character’s name. Any use of profanity, racism, or otherwise offensive content may result in disciplinary action by our Game Masters, up to and including account suspension or termination.

Congratulations! You have completed creating your character. Welcome to Fiesta!