Jobs and economy
- 22jobs known from creation
- 100%craft success
- 0tax at the shared auction house
Every job
Every character knows all 22 jobs from creation, at level 1. No NPC to find, no job to forget. Job experience ×3.
Crafting that cannot fail
A known recipe succeeds every time, in a workshop as well as in public mode. An unknown recipe is refused without consuming anything.
Craft requests
Post a request: a craftsman makes it at the workshop, without you being online at the same time.
You request
- Open the craftsmen’s book, Demandes (“Requests”) tab.
- Choose a recipe for which you have all the resources, and a price.
- The server sets the resources and the kamas aside.
- When the request turns to “Crafté” (“Crafted”), click Récupérer (“Collect”).
You craft
- Go to a workshop of your job.
- Click Demandes de crafts (“Craft requests”).
- Choose a request: its resources appear in the slots.
- Combine. You receive the price and the craft’s experience.
- At most 8 open requests per account.
- As long as the request is not crafted, Annuler (“Cancel”) gives back the resources and the kamas.
- The craftsman must have enough slots for the recipe at their job level.



A recipe can be detached into a window that stays above the inventory and the bank. For each ingredient, it shows what you own out of what is needed.
Forgemagic
- The specialisation comes by itself when the base job reaches level 65: Tailor gives Costumage, Sword Smith gives Sword Forgemage, and so on. No NPC is needed.
- The forgemagic window shows each line of the item, the history of your fusions and your chances. Double-clicking a rune in your inventory fuses it.
- It is much easier to bring an item close to the perfect roll than in official Retro.
- An item cannot have both an AP and an MP on top of its characteristics. These additions, and range, only go through with a 1% chance.
- Forgemagic in public mode (at another player’s workshop) is closed. Items with maluses cannot be forgemagicked.
Auction house
The Hôtel de vente (auction house) button, bottom left, opens an auction house shared by the whole server, from anywhere: every category, no tax, no level limit, up to 1,000 listings per account.
- The Historique (“History”) window lists your sales and purchases.
- The search ignores accents and only offers what can be obtained on Worldala.
- Clicking an ingredient of a recipe starts its search.
- An equipped item cannot be put up for sale.
It does not open in combat, in prison, during a trade or if you are a ghost. The cities’ auction houses remain separate markets.
Bank
The Banque (bank) button opens your vault from any map, with the usual fees. Clicking the button again closes the window; going from the bank to the auction house takes one click.
Panda Lakarte
At the Astrub zaap, Panda Lakarte buys your items back for kamas. The trade window shows the amount before you confirm.
- A resource is paid 1 kama per item level.
- Everything else (equipment, consumables) is paid a tenth of its price, as at a merchant.
- An item an NPC sells is never bought back for more than it costs.
Harvesting
- From job level 100, you harvest at least 6 units per harvest on resources of level 80 or lower.
- From level 30, one harvest in 25 wakes the resource’s guardian.
Drop rates
The encyclopedia shows base rates. The server bonus and your team’s prospecting increase them. Some items require a minimum team prospecting: the entry shows it as “PP d’équipe” (team PP).