Legends Incarnate

Getting Started

Welcome to Legends Incarnate, a real-time cooldown combat RPG where you build characters, collect gear, and fight your way through increasingly dangerous zones.

Your First Steps

1. Create an account with a username and password. Your username is shown in chat to everyone — don't use your email. You can add an optional email at registration for password reset. If you forget your password, use Forgot password? on the login page (requires an email on your account). You can update your email or change your password anytime from the Settings tab in the left menu.
2. Create your first character by choosing one of the 7 archetypes
3. Visit the shop to buy starting gear and relics
4. Travel to a zone, then click Fight to start your first encounter
5. Use the action menu to attack and use your class abilities
6. Collect loot, earn XP and GP, and grow stronger

Each account can have up to 5 characters (your "arsenal"), but only one can be active at a time. You can change which character is active without logging out: click Switch Character in the left panel to return to the character select screen and choose another (switching is not allowed while in combat).

The 7 Archetypes

Your archetype determines your signature ability, stat growth, weapon affinity, and playstyle. Choose wisely — it cannot be changed after creation.

Stat Growth Per Level

Each archetype gains different amounts of each attribute when leveling up. These values are added every level on top of your base stats. You do not gain flat max HP or max MP per level — your max HP comes from your base HP + Vitality (and gear); your max MP from base MP + Intelligence (and gear). So leveling up gives you more Vitality and Intelligence (and other stats), and those stats then determine your health and mana. All archetypes have an equal total stat budget at level 100; the difference is how it's distributed (e.g. Brawlers get more Strength and Vitality, Sages more Intelligence).

Abbreviations: STR = Strength, VIT = Vitality, SPD = Speed, EVA = Evasion, LCK = Luck, ACC = Accuracy, AGI = Agility, INT = Intelligence (spell damage and max MP), CON = Concentration, DET = Determination.

How to Play

Legends Incarnate uses a click-based action menu for all game actions. The chat input at the bottom is for social chat only.

The Game Screen

• Left Panel — Your character stats (totals with gear included), HP/MP/XP bars, GP, Fountain heal button, and equipped items (hover for tooltips)
• Center — Combat arena, combat log, action menu, and social chat
• Right Panel — Tabs for Inventory (stash), Shop, Zones, and Guide

Outside of Combat

• Open the Zones tab on the right and click Travel to move to a zone
• Click Fight in the zone view to start a PVE encounter
• Click Boss if a world boss is active anywhere in the world
• Click Fountain (Heal) on the left to restore HP/MP (costs GP)

Combat Restrictions

While in combat, many actions are locked to prevent exploitation:

• Shop and Zones tabs are disabled
• Equipment and stash changes (equip, unequip, sell) are blocked
• The Fountain cannot be used
• You cannot join a World Boss or start another fight

Consumables have been removed from the game. Heal at the Fountain between fights.

During Combat

When combat starts, the combat arena appears showing enemies on the left and your character on the right. Below the combat log, an action menu appears with these options:

PVE tuning: Basic attacks are intentionally less dominant in PVE, while class abilities deal more relative damage. This encourages mixed rotations instead of pure attack spam. PVP damage tuning remains separate and is not changed by these PVE balance values.

Targeting

Click an enemy once to lock it as your target. All subsequent offensive actions automatically fire at your locked target. If your target dies, the lock clears and you must select a new one. Self-target and party abilities automatically target you or your party.

Auto-targeting: When there is only one enemy (PVP duels, world boss fights, or the last surviving mob), the game automatically locks that target for you — no click needed. This streamlines single-target combat.

Chat

The chat area at the bottom has four tabs: Chat (social messages and DMs; type and press Enter or click Send), System (selling items, crafting, and other player-only messages), Guild (guild chat and guild updates), and Loot (combat drops only). Errors and transient feedback (e.g. "Equip failed", "Cannot travel") appear as brief on-screen notifications at the top and do not appear in any chat tab.

Multi-Turn Abilities

All abilities (combos, rites, invoke, volley, technique, frenzy, blade) cost MP. Costs are set so you can't spam them without heals or gear; at higher levels and with MP Cost - from gear (e.g. the of Clarity affix), you can sustain more casts. The minimum cost per use is always 1 MP.

Some archetype abilities are channeled — they persist across multiple combat ticks, dealing effects each tick. While channeling, you cannot perform other actions. The action menu shows a progress bar during channeling.

Harbinger — Rites (Dark Arts)

Harbingers channel dark arts through rites: 8 rituals unlock as you level (all by level 75). You must select a target to start a rite. Each rite costs 8–18 MP (later rites cost more). A rite always lasts 10 seconds and can be interrupted (e.g. falter, stun) to stop sooner. Your Speed sets how many effect ticks per second: 0 Speed = 1 tick/sec, 150 = 2/sec, 300 = 3/sec, 450+ = 4/sec — so faster Harbingers get more procs in the same 10 seconds. Each rite has 4 possible effects (damage, heal, buff, or affliction) with equal 25% weight per tick. There is a per-tick falter (break) chance that scales down with your level (and Determination) so higher-level characters complete full rituals more often. If your target dies during the rite, the ritual continues against other enemies.

Brawler — Combos (Blitz Techniques)

Multi-hit martial techniques that escalate in damage with each consecutive hit (+25% per hit). All unlock by level 75. Each technique costs MP (about 10–18 depending on the move; Mantra 14). Uninterruptible.

Warden — Techniques (Sword Arts)

Use the Technique ability buttons in combat to perform one of eight instant techniques. All unlock by level 75. Each costs MP (6–22 depending on the move). Techniques deal physical damage (scaled above basic attacks), and several grant self or party buffs (Vitality, Ward, Armor) or heals. With the Bastion Seal relic, any technique that deals damage also heals you for a portion of that damage.

Sage — Lore Spells (Invoke)

15 unique spells unlocked at different levels (all by level 75). Three cast types:

• Instant: Resolves immediately on one tick
• Charge: Channels over multiple ticks, then fires one massive effect
• Buff/Utility: Instant effects on allies

Spellblade — Blade

In combat, the Blade ability row shows eight blade arts, unlocked by level. All cost MP and share a short global cooldown after use. Blade strikes (Flame Strike, Frost Strike, Shock Strike, Chaos Drain, Chaos Edge, Chaos Cleave, Chaos Strike) deal hybrid damage: they scale from both Strength/Attack Power and Intelligence/Spell Power. Damage is split into physical and magic; physical is reduced by Armor, magic by Ward and elemental resistance, then summed. They use physical crit.

• Ascend (L1) — Self-buff: for 30 seconds your attack and magic power are doubled for all actions (attacks and other blade strikes). With the Crown of Ascension relic, Ascend lasts 60 seconds and blade strike damage is tripled (instead of doubled) while active. No target. 12 s cooldown.
• Flame Strike (L1), Frost Strike (L10, chance to Slow), Shock Strike (L22), Chaos Drain (L35, heals you for a portion of damage), Chaos Edge (L48, ignores part of Armor), Chaos Cleave (L60, hits all enemies), Chaos Strike (L75, ultimate single-target strike).

Blade strike damage is boosted while Ascend is active (2× or 3× with the relic). Use the Ascend button in the Blade row to activate the buff.

Archer — Shot Abilities

Archers have seven ranged shot abilities, unlocked by level (all by 75). Each costs MP. Volley spreads arrows across enemies (3 shots, 5 with relic); Barrage focuses all arrows on one target (4+ shots, single-target burst). The Quiver of the Ranger relic adds shots to both. Pin Shot (L28) is utility: damage plus a chance to Snare (Stun) the target.

Feral — Frenzy and Augment Abilities

Ferals have six abilities: Frenzy (the signature self-buff) plus five instant attacks that augment the kit. When you activate Frenzy, you enter a 10-second channel during which you automatically attack at your basic attack speed (first attack happens immediately). When the channel ends, the Strength buff lasts 30 seconds total, so you can use Claw, Maul, and other augment abilities with the buff. Maul and other augment attacks deal extra damage when you are already Frenzied. The Primal Heart relic extends Frenzy duration and adds lifesteal.

Channeling Mechanics

• While channeling, all commands are rejected — your character is locked in
• Each hit or tick of a channeled ability consumes one global cooldown period — e.g. a 5-hit combo takes about 5× the ability cooldown time (one "turn" per hit), not 5 hits in quick succession
• The action menu shows a progress bar with tick count
• If the target dies during a single-target channel, the channel ends early with reduced cooldown
• AoE channels continue even if individual targets die
• Being stunned breaks any active channel (except Harbinger rites with the Unbroken Covenant relic)
• If a channel is interrupted (e.g. stun, or Harbinger rite faltering), you suffer a one-turn lockout plus a cooldown before you can use that ability again

Afflictions & Status Effects

Afflictions are negative status effects applied during combat by abilities, creature attacks, or item procs. They appear as colored icons on combatant portraits.

The combat spell/ability menus now show status tags (for example [Poison], [Stun], [Slow]) when an action can inflict those effects.

Affliction Types

Durations are either time-based (real seconds; DoTs tick at fixed intervals) or turn-based (number of actions lost; CC like Stun has a chance to break each turn).

Resistance

Affliction resistance is not based on Vitality, Speed, Luck, or other stats. Only Determination affects your chance to resist Poison, Bleed, Stun, Slow, and Confuse. Burn is resisted by your Fire (elemental) resistance. Doom cannot be resisted.

Immunities

Curing Afflictions

Consumables have been removed. You can clear afflictions with archetype abilities that remove them (e.g. Sage lore, Warden techniques), or avoid them with relics (e.g. Star Pendant for Poison, Steadfast Charm for Stun, Bloodward for Bleed, Frost Ward for Freeze, Ember Guard for Burn) and the Ribbon legendary (immunity to all afflictions).

Affliction Sources

• Harbinger Rites: Poison Frogs (poison), Specter (confuse), Snare (stun)
• Sage Lore Spells: L3 Muddle (confuse), Chaos Curse (random), Stone (stun)
• Creatures: Various creature attacks can apply afflictions

Equipment & Weapons

Each character has 11 equipment slots. All equipment is earned through combat loot drops — the shop sells relics only (no gear). The maximum item level that can drop from normal creatures is 100; only world bosses (endgame) can drop items above level 100.

Equipped item stats are applied directly to your character (damage, defense, magic, speed, and affix bonuses), so loadout changes now immediately affect combat performance and cooldown pacing. Gear has a large impact: Strength and weapon damage drive physical damage, Intelligence and Spell Power drive spell damage, and Armor and Ward reduce incoming physical and magic damage. Upgrading to better gear (and higher-tier affixes) makes a clear difference in both damage dealt and survivability.

• Weapon — class-restricted (see below)
• Head — Helm (Light / Medium / Heavy)
• Body — Armor (Light / Medium / Heavy)
• Shield — Shield (Light / Medium / Heavy)
• Hands — Gloves (Light / Medium / Heavy)
• Feet — Boots (Light / Medium / Heavy)
• Neck — Amulet
• Ring — Ring
• Belt — Belt (Light / Medium / Heavy)
• Relic A — special accessory (purchasable)
• Relic B — special accessory (purchasable)

Armor Classes

Six armor slots (Shield, Helm, Gloves, Boots, Belt, Armor) come in three weight classes. Each class trades defense for mobility:

Level scaling: The actual Speed penalty (or bonus) from light, medium, and heavy armor scales with item level. Low-level pieces have a smaller penalty (e.g. level 1 heavy is -1 Speed per piece). High-level pieces have a much larger penalty: heavy armor is about -10 Speed per piece at item level 100, -15 at 125, and -20 at 150. Medium scales to half of that. The number on each piece in your equipment and tooltips is the value used in combat.

Mixing armor classes is allowed. For example, you could wear Heavy Armor and Heavy Shield for defense, but Light Boots and Light Gloves to offset the speed penalty. A full set of high-level Heavy pieces gives the largest defense at the cost of very slow action cooldowns.

Accessories

Ring and Amulet are single types with no weight class. Their power comes entirely from random affixes rolled when they drop.

MP Cost - (of Clarity): Gear can roll the suffix of Clarity, which reduces the MP cost of abilities and spells. This stat appears as MP Cost - on your character sheet and on item tooltips. Higher-tier Clarity gives a larger reduction; the cost per use can never go below 1 MP.

Weapon Proficiency

Each archetype can only equip certain weapon categories. Attempting to equip an incompatible weapon will fail. Archers cannot equip a shield — bows are two-handed, so the shield slot is not available for that archetype. To compensate, two-handed weapons (e.g. bows) roll double the number of prefixes and suffixes for their rarity when dropped or crafted, so a Legendary bow can have 4 prefixes and 4 suffixes instead of 2 and 2.

Every new character starts with their archetype's starter weapon already equipped.

Item Rarity

Items dropped from enemies come in five tiers. Higher-rarity items have more random stat bonuses (affixes).

Zone rarity boosts shift these weights toward better rarities.

Affix Tiers

Each affix exists in 10 tiers. Higher-tier affixes are unlocked by item level and provide dramatically stronger stat ranges. When an item drops, the generator selects from all eligible tiers with a bias toward higher ones.

This means a T10 "Burning" prefix gives approximately ATK 17-52 instead of the T1 range of 2-6. Items from high-level zones are dramatically more powerful.

Selling Items

Items in your stash can be sold for GP. The sell button appears next to each stash item. Selling gives you the item's base sell value in GP.

Affixes Reference

Affixes are random stat bonuses rolled on dropped and crafted items. Prefixes and suffixes appear on Magic and above; implicits appear on Rare and above. Each affix has 10 tiers (T1–T10); higher tiers unlock at higher item levels and give stronger ranges. The exact value rolled is random within the tier's range. Legendary items can roll special legendary affixes with fixed high-end ranges.

Prefixes

Prefixes add offensive, defensive, or hybrid stats. They appear in the item name before the base name (e.g. Burning Iron Sword).

Suffixes

Suffixes add attributes, resources, hit/crit, resistances, and utility. They appear after the base name (e.g. Iron Sword of Might).

Implicits

Implicits are a third category that can appear on Rare and above items. They use the same tier system but have a smaller pool of effects.

Legendary Affixes

These affixes only roll on Legendary items (e.g. from world bosses or high-level content). They have fixed high stat ranges and do not use the normal T1–T10 scaling.

Crafting

The crafting system allows you to improve your equipment at a high GP cost and with significant risk of failure. Crafting is available from your stash — click the purple Craft button on any non-consumable, non-relic item.

Crafting Operations

What are affix tiers (T0–T10)?

In the crafting window, each affix on your item shows its tier (e.g. Glacial (T7)). T0 is the weakest, T10 is the maximum. Upgrading moves one affix up one tier (e.g. T7 → T8) and re-rolls its stats at the higher range. Affixes already at T10 cannot be upgraded further — the crafting UI will show “Already at maximum tier” for those, so you don’t waste gold trying. On failure, the affix downgrades one tier (T0 and T1 stay at minimum). Focus tier upgrades on your lower-tier affixes (T0–T9) to get the most benefit.

Tier Upgrade Success Rates

Rarity Upgrade Success Rates

Crafting Costs

GP costs scale with item level and rarity. Higher-level and higher-rarity items cost significantly more to craft. Re-rolling is the cheapest option; rarity upgrades are the most expensive.

• Re-roll (prefix/suffix): Base 200 GP + 50 GP per item level, multiplied by rarity (2x for Rare, 4x for Epic, 8x for Legendary).
• Tier upgrade: Base 500 GP + 80 GP per item level + 300 GP per current tier, multiplied by rarity.
• Rarity upgrade: Base 1,000 GP + 120 GP per item level. Magic → Rare costs 3x, Rare → Epic costs 8x, Epic → Legendary costs 20x.

Crafting Tips

• Items must be unequipped and in your stash to craft.
• Common items can only have their rarity upgraded (no prefixes/suffixes to re-roll).
• Re-rolling is the safest option — it always succeeds, just with random results.
• Tier upgrades get progressively harder at higher tiers. A failure drops the affix one tier, so you won't lose it entirely.
• Rarity upgrades are extremely risky at higher tiers. Only gamble items you can afford to lose.
• Consumables and relics cannot be crafted.
• A short cooldown applies between crafting actions; if you see a “wait a moment” message, wait a couple of seconds before trying again.

Relics

Relics are special accessories equipped in the two Relic slots. They provide unique effects that can fundamentally change how your character plays. You cannot equip two of the same relic (e.g. two Atlas Bracers); each relic template can only be equipped once. Each relic has a single fixed effect (no attunement or level-based scaling).

Balance note: relic shop prices were increased to better match their power impact. Relics are now a major progression purchase, not an early filler buy.

What Relics Can Do

• Grant passive stat bonuses
• Provide status immunities (e.g. Star Pendant for Poison, Steadfast Charm for Stun, Bloodward for Bleed, Frost Ward for Freeze, Ember Guard for Burn)
• Swap or upgrade archetype commands (e.g. some relics change how a class's signature ability works)
• Trigger conditional effects (e.g., Barrier Ring casts Shell when HP is low, Iron Knuckle has a chance to counterattack when hit)
• Harbinger-only: Unbroken Covenant (expensive) makes your rites always last the full 10 seconds and cannot be interrupted except by death (stun and falter no longer stop the ritual)
• Sage-only: Tome of Elders — Invoke costs no MP and deals 50% more damage
• Brawler-only: Iron Band — Combo always hits the maximum 5 times and ignores defense
• Feral-only: Primal Heart — Frenzy lasts twice as long and heals you for a portion of damage dealt
• Warden-only: Bastion Seal — Whenever you deal damage with any technique, you heal for a portion of that damage (applies to all eight techniques).
• Archer-only: Quiver of the Ranger — Volley fires 5 shots instead of 3; Barrage gains extra shots as well.
• Spellblade-only: Crown of Ascension — Ascend lasts twice as long (60 s) and blade strike damage is tripled while Ascend is active

Legendary Items

Legendary items are the rarest and most powerful equipment in Legends Incarnate. They carry 5 affixes (2 prefixes, 2 suffixes, 1 implicit) with access to legendary-tier stat ranges far exceeding normal gear.

How to Obtain

• Combat drops — 0.5% base chance from any loot roll (zone rarity boosts apply)
• Special events — guaranteed rewards from tournaments and limited-time challenges
• High-level zones — Abyssal Depths and The Eternal Throne have the best odds

Class-Specific Legendaries

These powerful items have special properties that enhance a specific archetype's signature ability. They can be equipped by anyone, but the special enhancement only activates for the matching class.

Universal Legendaries

These items provide powerful effects for any class:

World Bosses

World bosses are extremely powerful creatures that spawn randomly throughout the world. They deal heavy damage to players (with a minimum damage floor so even high-defense builds feel pressure) and require multiple players working together to defeat. World bosses have their own dedicated tuning, separate from regular PvE zones.

How World Bosses Work

• Random Spawns: World bosses spawn on a timer and also have a chance to spawn when any player starts a zone fight—more players fighting means more chances for a boss to appear. They live in a global arena (not in any travel zone). All online players are notified when a boss spawns.
• Join from anywhere: You do not need to travel to a zone to fight a world boss. Open the Bosses tab (next to Zones) to see all active bosses; click Go & Join on one to enter the fight immediately. A World Boss button also appears in the main area when any boss is active, even if you haven’t selected a zone.
• Level gating: You must be within the allowed world-boss level range (set by the server) to join. This is separate from zone level ranges.
• One at a time: Only one world boss is active at a time. A new boss cannot spawn until the current one is defeated or despawns.
• Max 3 players, queue when full: Up to three players can be in a world boss fight at once. If the fight is full when you try to join, you are added to a queue; when a participant dies (or leaves), the next person in the queue joins automatically and gets a message that a slot opened.
• Scaling: World bosses use their own difficulty scaling, completely independent of regular zone difficulty. Boss rewards (XP, GP, loot quality) are also tuned separately.
• Expiry: If a boss is not defeated within 15 minutes, it despawns.
• Defeat in world boss fight: If your character is defeated, you are released from the group and removed from rewards (you do not get XP/GP/loot when the boss dies). You suffer the standard defeat penalty (10% XP loss, revive at 25% HP). Your slot can be filled by the next person in the queue. You can rejoin the same fight at any time: heal at the Fountain (or not), then use the Bosses tab or World Boss button to rejoin. There is no lock-out.
• Rewards: Only active participants (still alive when the boss dies) receive rewards: multiplied XP and GP (4×) and multiple loot rolls. If you were defeated during the fight, you are removed from the reward pool; the next person in the queue can take your slot. Defeat the boss with your group and everyone still standing gets a share.

Boss Abilities

World bosses have special abilities that make them far more dangerous than normal enemies:

World Bosses

World Boss Rewards

• All surviving players receive XP and GP scaled to the boss level with dedicated boss multipliers.
• Defeated players (killed during the fight) receive nothing — no rewards, but also no penalties beyond the standard defeat penalty.
• All participants are fully healed after the fight ends, win or lose.

Combat

Combat in Legends Incarnate is real-time, not turn-based. You click actions from the menu and they execute as soon as their cooldown is ready.

How It Works

1. Travel to a zone and click Fight
2. The combat arena appears with enemies on the left and you on the right
3. Use the action menu (Attack, class abilities, Flee) to fight
4. Each action has a cooldown — you can't spam
5. Global lockout: Using any action (Attack or an ability) puts all your actions on cooldown until that action's timer expires.
6. Speed stat reduces your cooldowns on a curve — low speed barely helps, but high speed (endgame) makes actions dramatically faster (up to 60% reduction)
7. Combat ends when all enemies OR you are defeated, or you successfully flee
8. If you lose the combat view (page refresh, tab switch), click Fight to reconnect to your active battle
9. Failed commands (not enough MP, no target) do not trigger a cooldown

Action Cooldowns & Costs

Base cooldowns (before Speed reduction):

Harbinger rites cost 8–18 MP depending on rite. Sage lore spells have individual MP costs (see Abilities section). Warden techniques cost 6–22 MP.

When combat ends: All cooldowns and channel state (rites, combos, Frenzy, etc.) are reset. Your next fight always starts with every action available.

Note: Combat and abilities are controlled only by the action buttons (Attack, ability row, Flee). Do not type slash commands in chat — they do not affect combat. Chat is for social messages and private messages (/msg) only.

Hit & Miss

Physical hit uses your Accuracy against the target's Evasion (base 75%, with a floor). Higher-level characters also get a level advantage bonus against lower-level enemies. Magic-scaling abilities (e.g. Sage Invoke, some Brawler combos) can fizzle against high-Ward targets; your Concentration reduces fizzle chance.

Damage Formula

Physical damage uses your weapon damage (equipped weapon's base attack plus affixes) plus your Strength; the result is reduced by the target's Armor. Magic damage is reduced only by the target's Ward. Both can crit.

Level Cap & XP Curve

The maximum level is 100. Levels 1–10 are intentionally fast so new characters feel quick improvement; every block of 10 levels after that scales steeper so late game still has meaningful progression. Experience boost items and events make higher levels more achievable.

Victory Rewards

When you defeat all enemies, you earn:

• XP — based on enemy base reward × zone multiplier. Enough XP triggers a level-up with full HP/MP restore and stat growth.
• GP — gold pieces based on enemy base reward × zone multiplier.
• Loot — each enemy has a drop chance. Dropped items get random rarity and affixes. They appear in your stash.

Defeat

When defeated, you lose 10% of your unbanked XP (XP earned within your current level). You can never lose a level from a defeat. You revive with 25% HP and 25% MP.

Healing

Consumables have been removed from the game. Restore HP and MP between fights using the Fountain (Heal) button in the left panel (costs GP).

Archetype Gating

Each archetype's signature abilities can only be used by that archetype. Attack is available to everyone.

Frenzy Mechanic

When a Feral activates Frenzy (the Frenzy button in the ability row), they enter a 10-second channel during which the character automatically attacks at basic attack speed (first attack is immediate). When the channel ends, the Strength buff continues so they can use Claw, Maul, Savage Strike, Primal Roar, and Bloodletting with the buff. Maul and the others deal more damage when you are already Frenzied.

Zones

Zones are areas where you fight enemies. Each zone has a fixed difficulty based on its recommended level — enemies do not scale to your level. As you level up, you will naturally outgrow earlier zones and find them trivial, while later zones remain a challenge. Higher zones have tougher enemies but better rewards.

Traveling & Starting Combat

Click Travel on a zone to shift there. This does not start combat — you stay in the chat and can talk, check gear, or prepare. When you're ready, click the Fight button to start an encounter. Enemies will not attack until you perform your first action (attack, spell, ability, etc.), so take your time choosing. Once you act, enemy cooldowns begin and combat flows in real time.

Your current zone is saved automatically. If you log out and come back, you'll return to the zone you were last in.

After Combat

Your HP and MP are not automatically restored after combat. You keep whatever HP/MP you had when the encounter ended. If defeated, you revive at 25% HP.

The Fountain

Use the Fountain (Heal) button in the left panel to restore your HP and MP to full. The Fountain costs GP based on missing health (roughly 1 GP per 2 missing HP/MP). This acts as a gold sink to keep the economy balanced. Leveling up still grants a free full heal.

If you're ever stuck "in combat" (e.g. after a crash or a broken world boss), an Unstuck button appears in the left panel. Click it to clear your combat state and restore HP/MP so you can play again. It only works when you're not in a real fight.

Global Chat

Legends Incarnate is a chatroom-style RPG. Use the chat input at the bottom to send messages visible to all online players. Your messages appear under your account username (not your character name).

Admin messages are displayed in gold text with a [ADMIN] prefix so you can always identify official communications.

PVP Duels

Open the PVP tab in the right panel to see your PVP win/loss stats, a list of online players, and a Challenge button next to each one. When challenged, you'll see an Accept/Decline banner at the top of the PVP tab. Both players enter the duel at full HP and MP, and neither can be in combat when starting a duel.

PVP duels use the same visual combat arena. Both players see each other and can use the action menu to fight. The winner is announced to all online players. No XP/GP is gained or lost in PVP. Your character appears on the right side; your opponent appears on the left.

PVP Resilience: All damage dealt between players in PVP is significantly reduced compared to PVE. This built-in resilience ensures duels last long enough for meaningful back-and-forth exchanges and counter-play rather than ending in one or two hits. Healing, buffs, and self-damage abilities are not affected by resilience.

PVP restrictions: Any PVE-only abilities do not appear in your ability list during a duel and cannot be used by command.

Logging out during a duel: If you click Logout while in a PVP duel, it counts as a loss for you and a win for your opponent. If you disconnect (e.g. your connection drops or you close the tab), the duel is cancelled with no win or loss recorded for either side.

Guilds

Open the Guild tab in the right panel to create or manage your guild. Guilds are player-run organizations that provide bonuses and a private chat channel.

• Creating a guild costs 10,000 GP. You choose a name (3-50 characters) and a short tag (2-6 characters). The creator becomes the guild master.
• Joining: Guild masters and officers can invite players by username. Invites are saved so you can see them even if you were offline. Open the Guild tab to view pending invites and click Accept or Decline. You can only be in one guild at a time.
• Roles: Master (full control, can promote/demote/kick/transfer leadership), Officer (can invite and kick members), Member (basic membership).
• Guild Chat: Members can send messages visible only to other guild members. The Guild tab in the chat section (alongside Chat, System, and Loot) shows guild messages only.
• Contributing: Members can donate gold to the guild treasury. 10% of XP earned from monster kills is also automatically contributed. The Contributors log in the Guild tab shows the last 10 gold donations (who gave how much and when).
• Guild Leveling: As the guild's treasury grows (gold + XP pool), the guild levels up (max level 10). Each level improves bonuses: +2% XP, +1.5% loot chance, +1% GP, and +0.5% shop discount per level. The Guild tab shows how much more gold/XP is needed for the next level (or "at threshold" when the guild is ready to level).
• Leaving: Members can leave freely. If the guild master wants to leave, they must transfer leadership first (unless they're the last member, which disbands the guild).

Events & Tournaments

Administrators periodically run special timed events that provide bonus rewards, unique challenges, or competitive tournaments. Check the Events tab in the right panel to see what's currently active and upcoming.

Event Types

Active events are announced via system messages (shown in the System tab of the chat panel). Event badges appear in the center header showing active events — hover over them for details.

World Bosses

World bosses spawn 3–5 times per day somewhere in the world. When a boss appears, all eligible players can join from the Bosses tab. Bosses persist until killed or their 15-minute timer expires — even if all current fighters fall, new players can join and continue the fight.

Character Stats

Your character has attributes (from level and gear) that feed into combat sub-stats such as Armor, Ward, Evasion, hit chance, and crit chance.

Attributes

Defenses (Sub-stats)

Armor reduces physical damage only (attacks, physical abilities). Ward reduces magic damage only (spells and magic-scaling abilities). Armor and Ward come only from gear (flat ARM/WRD on items and affixes). Evasion is derived from Agility (with diminishing returns) plus flat evasion from gear, and is capped at 50%.

Physical damage from basic attacks, volley, technique, gadget, combo is based on your weapon damage (your equipped weapon’s base attack plus any affixes on it) plus your Strength. That total is then reduced by the target’s Armor. Magic damage is reduced only by the target’s Ward.

Hit, Crit, and Fizzle

Your chance to hit with physical attacks is based on your Accuracy (plus gear) versus the target's Evasion; there is a floor so you always have at least a small chance to hit. Spell fizzle is based on Concentration versus target Ward. Spells can fizzle against targets with high Ward; higher Concentration reduces fizzle chance. Crit is shared: both physical and spell attacks use the same Crit % (from Luck — 1% per 20 Luck — plus gear, capped at 50%).

Elemental Resistance

After Ward reduces magic damage, elemental resistance can further reduce damage from fire, water (ice, wind/air), lightning (bolt, arcane), and chaos (dark/poison). Only these four elements exist; holy is healing-only and has no damage resistance. Resistance is capped per element so no build is immune. Gear can grant elemental resistance via suffixes: of the Phoenix (Fire), of the Tides and of the Zephyr (Water), of the Storm and of Arcane Ward (Lightning), and of Chaos Ward. These appear on your character and item tooltips as Fire Res%, Water Res%, Lightning Res%, and Chaos Res%.

Gear and flat stats

Armor and Ward come only from gear. Scaled stats: Body armor, shields, helms, gloves, boots, and belts roll ARM (flat Armor) and WRD (flat Ward) when the item is created; the roll scales with item level. Affixes: Prefixes like Hardened add flat ARM; Warded adds flat WRD. Suffixes like "of Warding" add flat WRD. Your total Armor is the sum of all flat ARM from equipped gear; your total Ward is the sum of all flat WRD from equipped gear. Without armor pieces or ward items, you have 0 Armor and 0 Ward.

Other affixes can add flat bonuses to attributes (e.g. +Concentration, +Agility) or to sub-stats (e.g. +evasion, +crit chance). These are added on top of the values derived from your level and base attributes.

MP/HP back on damage

Gear can roll of the Channeler (MP on Hit) and of the Leech (HP on Hit). When you deal any damage (physical or magic — basic attack, volley, technique, combo, spells, invoke, rite ticks, gadget, pilfer), you restore a flat amount of MP and/or HP per hit (depending on which stats you have). These help with sustain in long encounters.

The Armory

The Armory is a public character browser where you can view any active player's profile, equipment, and lifetime statistics. It updates every 10 minutes.

Features

• Search & Filter — Find characters by name, player name, or archetype.
• Character Profiles — View full combat stats, equipped items (with affixes and rarity), and current zone.
• Lifetime Statistics — PVE/PVP wins, creatures slain, world bosses killed, and more.
• Shareable Links — Each character profile has a unique URL you can share with friends.

Access the Armory from the link in the game footer, or visit /armory directly.

Private Messages

Send private messages to other players using the /msg or /w (whisper) command in the chat input.

Usage

• /msg <username> <message> — Send a private message to a player.
• /w <username> <message> — Shorthand for whisper (same as /msg).
• If the player's name has spaces, use quotes: /msg "John Doe" hello there.

Private messages appear in the chat panel with a [DM] prefix in purple. Your outgoing messages appear slightly muted, and incoming messages are highlighted. Admins can see all private messages for moderation purposes.

Marketplace

The Marketplace lets players trade items with each other. Access it from the Market tab in the right-hand panel.

Listing Types

• Fixed Price — Set a GP price. First buyer gets the item instantly.
• Accept Offers — Other players bid GP amounts. You choose which offer to accept.
• Free — Give an item away for free. First taker gets it.
• Send to Player — Send an item directly to a specific player.

How It Works

• Each account has a listing limit (e.g. 10 active listings). The My Listings tab shows how many you have (e.g. 3/10). Supporters of the game may receive a higher limit (e.g. 25).
• Go to the Sell / Send sub-tab to list items from your stash. Your stash items appear as selectable cards in a grid; each card shows name, rarity, level, base stats, affixes, and sell value. Click a card to select it, set the listing type and price, then click List Item.
• Browse other players' listings in the Browse sub-tab.
• View your own listings and manage offers in the My Listings sub-tab.
• When you list an item, it is removed from your stash and held on the marketplace. You cannot equip or sell a listed item.
• Cancelling a listing returns the item to your stash.
• Listings expire after 7 days if not purchased or cancelled. Expired items are automatically returned to your stash.
• GP is transferred instantly between buyer and seller upon purchase.

Account Security

Administrators may place a security lock on accounts suspected of suspicious activity. If your account is locked:

• You can still log in and view the game interface.
• All actions are disabled — combat, chat, shopping, trading, and zone travel.
• You will see a message: "Your account is security locked. Please contact an administrator."
• Once an admin removes the lock, you can resume normal gameplay immediately.