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Event items

Orc Emblem

Can be obtained after defeating Training Camp's final boss 'Orc Warrior'. Orc Emblem may be given to Trainer Chief in exchange for a reward. (Refer to 350 quest 'Training Camp' ☞)

Magical Pill

Automatically gives 9 additional skill points. It can be obtained after killing the 'Orc Lord' in the final area of Orc Castle. Magical Pill cannot be store in the warehouse and can only be used once. (Refer to 350 quest 'Conquering Orc Castle' ☞)

Crystal

There are 7 kinds of crystals (1~7) and after gathering all the 7 crystals, bring it to the gold dragon found in Armia town. It will imbue a random additional option to your weapon. (However, if the weapon has a former option, it will disappear. Non-upgradable weapons can also be used.) Weapons that have not been upgraded yet can also be used. (Refer to event quest 'Finding Heaven's Track'☞)

Divine Circle Piece

Fragment of Pure Divine Circle. To formulate it into Pure Divine Circle, you must have 1,000,000 gold in your inventory and the Full Divine Circle Piece equipped in the slot provided for the sphere. Then, you must proceed to Azran Town and talk to Alchemist Jeffrey. (Refer to event quest 'Divine Circle' ☞)

Pure Divine Circle

Item used to restore 50 skill mastery points and reset skills. To do this, you must first talk to Shaman in Azran Town to initialize the Divine Circle Quest.

Full Divine Circle Piece

Fragment of Full Pure Divine Circle. To formulate it into Pure Full Divine Circle, you must have 5,000,000 gold in your inventory and have the Full Divine Circle Piece equipped in the slot provided for sphere. Then, go to Azran Town and locate Alchemist Jeffrey.

Pure Full Divine Circle

Item used to restore 100 skill mastery points and reset skills. To do this, you must first locate the Shaman in Azran Town and he will initialize the Divine Circle Quest.

Dragon Emblem

The key to open the gates of the "Two Towers" (Refer to event quest 'WYD Expedition - Two Towers' ☞)

Phoenix Emblem

The key to open the gates of the "Two Towers"

Sapphire

A very important jewel. Prerequisite item when joining a kingdom and for resetting stat points. It can also be bought from the kingdom.

Bundles of Sapphire(10)

Prerequisite for joining a kingdom and for resetting stat points. It can also be bought from the kingdom.

Master Switch Stone

Prerequisite item for changing character name. Can be purchased from "Verdes" in Akeronia Kingdom. (Refer to event quest 'switch stone' ☞)

Slave Switch Stone

Prerequisite item for changing character name. Can be purchased from "Redmiron" in Hekalotia Kingdom. (Refer to event quest 'switch stone' ☞)

Imp

Can be worn on the opposite slot provided for the Guild Emblem. Imp increases the attack power of a character.

Naiad

Can be worn on the opposite slot provided for the Guild Emblem. Naiad greatly aids players greatly in battle by increasing player's attack power and resurrecting the character upon death. It does without the character osing experience points and respawning back to the town. It also attacks enemies with its ice-attribute magic attack.

Grewpain

Can be worn on the opposite slot provided for the Guild Emblem. 'Grewpain" aids players in the battle by increasing the player's physical and magical attack power. Collect all the materials shown below and visit the Silver Dragon in Azran Town to formulate the Grewpain.

Treasure Box

You may check the content of this box through the Silver Dragon in Armia Town.

Eye Wax

Increases experience points by 3,000.

Underworld

"Kersurf" continent show up when center of 'Hekalotia' and 'Akeronia' two kingdoms ,there are lot of cultivation activity, as diggin a 'God's blessing Ore', 'Teamoo' in " Nikire range's one Dungeon and under world become known. "Teamoo' is created by acient upper human and discoverd proccess make a tribe and he used it to make a rapid culture. Because of complication of idelolgy, 'Hekalotia' and 'Akeronia' that are have their power have to have lots of battle to have this 'Ore" and there are still remains around "Nikire range". In these intense battles, this range becomes known step by step and finally a tunnel to "under world" is made. There are fallen angels live in and they step on entrance of world that have their blessed humen and full of hatred for God.  When you first arrive in this underworld entrance, very unique monsters show up, event the kingdoms' power can't control them.  In this underworld, the basement one is often called "Nikirie Dungeon", basement two as "underoworld". In order to reach the underworld, you need to pass thru the "river of death" at the basement one. Around basement one's entrance, there are easy monsters but as you go deeper, you will encounter more powerful monsters like in other fields, and when you reach basement two, super powerful monsters show up.

Darkness Dungeon

Darkness Dungeon

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The Dark Dungeon is composed of three levels and its entrance is located at the northwestern part of the Armia Field. On your way here, you will encounter the Orc Castle and the Trolls Fortress. The first level is the widest and the third floor is the narrowest. The structure of the dungeon is like an inversed pyramid.  The second level of the "Dungeon of Darkness" has wide halls and prison, and these halls spread out to several directions using a passage connected to other halls. The second level is composed of the lava zone where you will encounter high-level monsters. At the third level, you can find the shrines and the final boss monster along with its guard monsters.

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Christmas

Christmas is the most important public holiday in Poland, the US and the UK, and takes place on around world. It is a Christian holiday, when the birth of Jesus is celebrated, but even people who are not Christian also celebrate. Christmas as one occasion to give presents and spend time with our families.

In the week before Christmas the shops are very busy because many people traditionally buy present for their friends and family for Christmas. Shops and huge firms decorate their buildings with lights and pictures showing things associated with Christmas: holly, Christmas trees, Santa Claus. Parents take their children there and the kids can meet Santa and tell him their wishes.
People also send Christmas cards to their friends in order to say Merry Christmas. The cards usually have pictures relating to Christmas traditions, presenting Christmas trees, holly, snowman, Santa Claus or Jesus.
Many people decorate their homes for Christmas. They buy Christmas trees on which they put small lights and decoration.

Christmas in Britain
Christmas is the most popular family holiday in Britain. In England, on 24th December usually all preparations for Christmas are complete. This day called Christmas Eve. In the evening some people go to church to attend the so called „midnight mass”. Children don’t forget to hang up old stockings for presents.
The most important day is the 25th of December. Early in the morning children wake up and open their present. On this day people eat Christmas dinner. Dinner traditionally consists of roast turkey, roast potatoes, Brussels sprouts and many other vegetables. For the dessert they eat Christmas pudding. In the evening queen gives her message on TV. The tradition is that people kiss under the mistletoe. It brings luck. People go from house to house singing special songs called carol.
The 26 December is called Boxing Day. It is celebrated as a bank holiday. On this day people give presents of money to paperboys or dustmen. This is last non-working day and the last day of the Christmas celebration. People spend Boxing Day relaxing or visiting friends and relatives.

Christmas in Poland
Polish Christmas has many traditions. In Poland we have Christmas Eve. It is on December 24th. It is a very important day for Polish Christian people. On this day families decorate Christmas tree-fir or pine tree with paper stars, angels, toys, nuts and glass balls. When the first star appears in the sky, people take their seats at the Christmas table. They share wafer and wish one another the best wishes like: good health, luck, big money etc. They leave an empty place for an unexpected guest. Traditionally dishes should be twelve. The most popular dishes are red borsch, pies and sour cabbage with mushrooms, fish (usually carp) and pappy-seed cake. The interesting dish is kutia. In it there are nuts, honey, almonds, cooked wheat and dried fruit. There is also a custom of giving presents. At midnight many people go to church. The next day, on December 25, is Christmas-the families eat and talk again, sing carols and go to church. On Christmas we can eat meat. We eat salads, cakes, smoked meat, sausages, pate, roasted chicken or turkey filled with dried fruit and drink beetroot soup and good alcohol. The next day is St. Stephen’s day. It is on December 26. The families eat the rest of food, talk, visit friends with wishes, sing carols and go to church to remember St. Stephen. From that day the festivities begin.
Christmas is one of the most important awaited holidays in the year. Everyone loves it since this is a unique time when people try to be kind, friendly and generous to one another all over the word.

Christmas in USA
On December 24, Christmas Eve, Santa hitches his eight reindeer to a sleigh, and loads it with presents. The reindeer pull him and his sleigh through the sky to deliver presents to children all around the world. In anticipation of Santa's visit, American children listen to their parents read "The Night Before Christmas". December 25 th, Christmas Day, is a public holiday when people spend it with their families. They open presents and then have a special meal – Christmas Dinner. Typically this is roast turkey with potatoes and other vegetables, usually carrots and sprouts.
People also visit their friends and arrange parties.

Christmas time

Merry Christmas

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O roślinach i zwyczajach podczas świąt Bożego Narodzenia

Święta Bożego Narodzenia kojarzą nam się zazwyczaj z życzeniami, karpiem, prezentami, pierwszą gwiazdką, opłatkiem, aniołami i stajenką betlejemską. Poznajmy także inne równie ciekawe zwyczaje polskie i zagraniczne.

Chaber bławatek
Niezwykle praktycznym zastosowaniem w czasie świąt Bożego Narodzenia cieszył się chaber bławatek. Z ciemnogranatowych płatków robiono pieluszki, które nakładano figurce Jezusa ustawionej w żłobku. Zwyczaj ten odzwierciedlał pełnię macierzyństwa. Stosowano kolor niebieski, gdyż jest to dziecko z niebios.

Jemioła
W wigilię Bożego Narodzenia, przed wieczerzą, staropolski zwyczaj nakazywał, aby gospodarz zbił obuchem siekiery wypatrzoną jemiołę tak, żeby spadając, nie dotknęła ziemi. Jemiołę zebraną w ten sposób, dopiero można było włożyć do ula. W nadchodzącym roku miało to zagwarantować obfitość miodu.

Bób
Bób, według górnośląskiego zwyczaju, po wieczerzy wigilijnej był dawany bydłu i koniom, "aby się chowały i pięknie wyglądało" (Księga przysłów).

Jabłka w Grecji
Domownicy zanosili po wieczerzy wigilijnej potrawy przyrządzone z jabłek na groby. Czynność ta była wymagana, żeby nie zadrzeć z duszami zmarłych. Szczególnie zwracali uwagę, na ten fakt, starożytni Grecy. Wierzyli w to, że dusza zmarłego musi się żywić określonymi potrawami.

Jodła w Ameryce
Zwyczaj przystrajania budynków z zewnątrz, jak i wewnątrz, gałązkami drzew iglastych, np. jodły, przyszedł z Ameryki. Wieniec z jodły dekorował drzwi frontowe w Wigilię świąt Bożego Narodzenia.

Sosna i borówka czarna w Szwecji
W Szwecji, na czas Bożego Narodzenia, przystraja się sosnowymi lub borówkowymi gałązkami
drzwi wejściowe.

Jabłka i orzechy
Jabłka i orzechy, w historii Europy, były uznawane za najpopularniejsze podarunki z okazji świąt. Ozdabiano też nimi chonikę, zamiast bombek.

Christmas in Poland and Polonia

Christmas Eve in Poland is called Wigilia. The Latin origins of the word Wigilia are the same as those of the English word "vigil," meaning keeping watch in expectation of something. Of course, what the Christian world awaits on this date is the birth of Jesus, the Christ Child. The Catholic custom is that of attending midnight Mass or "Pasterka," a name that comes from "pasterze" the Polish word for shepherds who, according to the evangelists, were the first to greet the New Born King.

In Poland in common parlance, Christmas is referred to as "Gwiazdka," or little star. And it is the appearance of the first star in the eastern sky that Polish children await most eagerly on Christmas Eve. This is because this evocation of the Star of Bethlehem signals that the Wigilia festivities can start.

These began with the sharing of the "opłatek", about which more later, and by the Wigilia dinner after which attention could turn to the Christmas tree. If the tree was in a different room, its doors would be opened. It was the first sight of the wondrous tree decorated with glass apples, paper chains, beautiful straw and paper ornaments and candles. And under the tree lay the packages from among which one could retrieve one’s own and find out what marvelous and exciting things they contained.

The Christmas Tree came to Poland just a hundred years ago, and with it the custom of giving gifts on Christmas Eve, rather than on New Year’s Day. It was brought to Poland by German settlers who came to Poland in massive numbers during the period of the partitions, that is, from 1795 to 1918 when Poland were occupied by the Prussians (Germans), the Russians, and the Austrians. Already then various decorations, among them de rigeur the "forbidden fruit," that is apples, were hanged on the tree’s branches and paper chains, symbolizing the serpent, were draped on it. The Christmas Tree was thus a symbol of the Garden of Eden's tree of life.

The antecedent and ancient Polish custom, on the other hand, was to hang from the ceiling in a central position the topmost part of a spruce tree, upside down, and to decorate doorways and wall with separate boughs of the same. These were variously called "sad", "podłaz,"or podłażniczek." The most festive, decorated with ribbons, wafers, and decorations made of straw was hung above the Wigilia dinner.

In the Krakow region, they decorated a hanging upside down top a pine tree with apples, nuts, pears, and ginger breads. Beginning the day after Christmas these delicacies could be eaten by children and carolers.

Within sight of In the Podhale region it was well understood that during the Holidays there reigned, within sight of the podłazy, a total “suspension of hostilities” where one had to be civil and speak without anger to one’s even most inveterate enemies.

The other important components of Christmas decorations were straw and, under the white tablecloth, hay. These evoked the Bethlehem manger but the use of straw dates from even earlier Polish tradition, when it was thought of as the hair of of Mother Earth, a symbol of fertility and plenty. Thus sheafs of wheat were placed in the four corners of the room and, less frequently, a pleated straw cord would be made to girth the lower part of the holiday table. In urban settings, this custom was displace with a handful of straw on a plate tied together with a ribbon.

In the folk tradition, the turn of the year was a time when the barriers between the here and now and the world of magic, ghosts, and the supernatural became more permeable. On Christmas Eve the homes were hunted by the spirits of the ancestors - that was the original reason for leaving an empty setting at the Wigilia dinner. Frequently a big bonfire would be set in the yard or garden next to the house so that the frozen ghosts could first warm themselves up. In those days it was thought prudent to move about the house carefully, clapping ones hand before sitting down at the table so as not to startle some weary soul who might be resting there. Also, one was supposed to leave the remains of the Wigilia dinner on the table for them.

The magical Wigilia evening lent itself well for all sort of fortune telling and predictions. The candles on the Christmas tree would be lit and the way the smoke rose from them could be used to divine the future. During the festive dinner, the youngster pooled pieces of hay from under the tablecloth to see how soon they would enter into marriage vows. If the piece was green, it meant quite soon, if it was wilted - a longer wait could be expected, and if yellow - spinsterhood loomed. It was also considered good form to adjure fate, for instance by girthing the table with a chain “that it always bear bread,” or by placing some part of a plow under it, an action which was supposed to disincline moles from burrowing the owner’s fields.

That Christmas Eve magic, that reunion in fact or thought with relatives and friends, present, distant, or deceased found particular immanence in the sharing of the "opłatek". An unconsecrated bread wafer, frequently embossed with Christmas scenes, it represents an evolution from the "podpłomyk" (which translates as “before the flame”), a thin flat bread that was traditionally baked before placing the loaves of bread dough in the oven. Scored before baking it would be broken and shared. So too the opłatek, which is ceremoniously shared, each person holding some part of an opłatek in one hand and breaking a piece of one likewise being held in the hand of the other person. Then, before ingesting the newly broken off pieces, each participant in the ceremony wishes the other what ever the heart dictates. The ceremony is repeated with each member of the family, friends and whoever else is present. The ceremony, one of the most enduring and meaningful Christmas Eve traditions, need not occur on Christmas Eve itself.

The Opłatek, frail, perishable, has for all Poles a mystical meaning which cannot be explained logically. At Christmas time it is sent to absent members and close friends in strange lands, who in their loneliness, partake of it, as of communion with their loved ones at home.

The Opłatek, of little monetary value, is the treasured link that brings warm memories of Poland to her children settled in different parts of the world. Losing reality for the moment, they once again dream that they are seated with the family at the Wigilia table, enjoying the blessing, forgiveness, and warmth of those under the parental roof.

The most cherished sentiments in the opłatek ceremony are reconciliation and the coming together of all.

What is Christmas like in Poland and in Great Britain

People in Poland consider Christmas the most important holiday. It is similar in the USA and in Great Britain. People all around the world celebrate Christmas. It is a holiday, which is supposed to remind us about the birth of Jesus Christ. Nowadays, even people, who do not believe in God and are not Catholics, celebrate Christmas.

Already at the beginning of December, in the shops and on the streets there are numerous Christmas trees, lights and Santa Clauses. People buy presents for their relatives and friends. All buildings are decorated. One can hear Christmas carols everywhere. In shopping centers there are crowds of people. Apart from presents, they buy carps and Christmas trees.

Merry Christmas

Gold Curve Web Armor [D Grade]

Gold Curve Web Armor [D Grade]

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