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GladiusRO features a collection of exclusively developed Custom NPCs designed to enhance convenience, progression, rewards, and the overall gameplay experience. | |||
Each Custom NPC provides a unique service or feature, including access to special areas, server activities, investment systems, lotteries, VIP services, mining content, mission systems, reward redemption, and other custom functions. | |||
Use the sections below to learn where each NPC is located, how each system works, the requirements involved, and the rewards or services available. | |||
[[File:Market Entrance Warper.png|location: prt_in,135,31|frame]] | [[File:Market Entrance Warper.png|location: prt_in,135,31|frame]] | ||
= Market Entrance Warper (NPC) = | = '''Market Entrance Warper (NPC)''' = | ||
The '''Market Entrance Warper''' provides quick access to the GladiusRO Market, where players can browse available shops and purchase items from other players. | The '''Market Entrance Warper''' provides quick access to the GladiusRO Market, where players can browse available shops and purchase items from other players. | ||
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# Select '''Enter the Market'''. | # Select '''Enter the Market'''. | ||
# The NPC will teleport your character directly to the Market. | # The NPC will teleport your character directly to the Market. | ||
[[File:GladiusRO Lottery.png|thumb|location: prt_in,130,39]] | [[File:GladiusRO Lottery.png|thumb|location: prt_in,130,39]] | ||
= '''GladiusRO Lottery (NPC)''' = | |||
= GladiusRO Lottery (NPC) = | |||
The '''GladiusRO Lottery''' is a coin-bag lottery system where players can purchase tickets for a chance to win prizes contributed by participating players. | The '''GladiusRO Lottery''' is a coin-bag lottery system where players can purchase tickets for a chance to win prizes contributed by participating players. | ||
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[[File:GladiusRO Investment.png|thumb|location: prt_in,137,27]] | [[File:GladiusRO Investment.png|thumb|location: prt_in,137,27]] | ||
= GladiusRO Investment (NPC) = | = '''GladiusRO Investment (NPC)''' = | ||
The '''GladiusRO Investment NPC''', also known as the '''Commodity Trader''', allows players to trade Bronze, Silver, and Gold Coin Bags through the GladiusRO investment system. | The '''GladiusRO Investment NPC''', also known as the '''Commodity Trader''', allows players to trade Bronze, Silver, and Gold Coin Bags through the GladiusRO investment system. | ||
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# When a position has reached maturity, select | # When a position has reached maturity, select | ||
[[File:GladiusRO VIP.png|thumb|location: prontera,154,187]] | [[File:GladiusRO VIP.png|thumb|location: prontera,154,187]] | ||
= GladiusRO VIP (NPC) = | |||
= '''GladiusRO VIP (NPC)''' = | |||
The '''GladiusRO Investment NPC''', also known as the '''Commodity Trader''', allows players to trade Bronze, Silver, and Gold Coin Bags through the GladiusRO investment system. | The '''GladiusRO Investment NPC''', also known as the '''Commodity Trader''', allows players to trade Bronze, Silver, and Gold Coin Bags through the GladiusRO investment system. | ||
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[[File:Warper Mining Area.png|thumb|location: prontera,155,183]] | [[File:Warper Mining Area.png|thumb|location: prontera,155,183]] | ||
= Warper Mining Area (NPC) = | |||
= '''Warper Mining Area (NPC)''' = | |||
The '''Warper NPC''' provides quick access to the GladiusRO '''Mining Area''', along with other important locations such as towns, fields, dungeons, guild castles, instances, and special areas. | The '''Warper NPC''' provides quick access to the GladiusRO '''Mining Area''', along with other important locations such as towns, fields, dungeons, guild castles, instances, and special areas. | ||
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[[File:Donation Redeemer.png|thumb|location: prontera,161,187]] | [[File:Donation Redeemer.png|thumb|location: prontera,161,187]] | ||
= Donation Redeemer (NPC) = | |||
= '''Donation Redeemer (NPC)''' = | |||
The '''Donation Redeemer NPC''' allows players to convert their GladiusRO donation credits into the corresponding in-game rewards. | The '''Donation Redeemer NPC''' allows players to convert their GladiusRO donation credits into the corresponding in-game rewards. | ||
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[[File:Hunting Missions.png|thumb|location: prontera,147,168]] | [[File:Hunting Missions.png|thumb|location: prontera,147,168]] | ||
= Hunting Missions (NPC) = | |||
= '''Hunting Missions (NPC)''' = | |||
The '''Hunting Missions NPC''' allows players to receive a randomly assigned hunting quest. | The '''Hunting Missions NPC''' allows players to receive a randomly assigned hunting quest. | ||
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'''Tip:''' Higher-difficulty hunting missions offer better rewards, but the assigned monsters may be more challenging. Prepare suitable equipment, recovery items, and supplies before accepting a difficult mission. | '''Tip:''' Higher-difficulty hunting missions offer better rewards, but the assigned monsters may be more challenging. Prepare suitable equipment, recovery items, and supplies before accepting a difficult mission. | ||
[[File:Costume Enchaner.png|thumb|location: prt_in,57,69]] | |||
= '''Costume Enchanter (NPC)''' = | |||
The '''Costume Enchanter NPC''' allows players to add selectable enchantments to eligible costume equipment. | |||
Players can enchant costumes equipped in the '''Top, Middle, Lower, and Garment''' positions. Each supported costume can contain enchantments in up to '''four slots'''. | |||
'''Shadow equipment is not supported by the Costume Enchanter.''' | |||
== NPC Location == | |||
* '''NPC Name:''' Costume Enchanter | |||
* '''Map:''' Prontera Indoor (<code>prt_in</code>) | |||
* '''Coordinates:''' <code>57, 69</code> | |||
== Supported Costume Equipment == | |||
The Costume Enchanter supports the following costume positions: | |||
* Top Costume | |||
* Middle Costume | |||
* Lower Costume | |||
* Costume Garment | |||
The following enchantment slots are available for each supported costume: | |||
* Enchant Slot 1 | |||
* Enchant Slot 2 | |||
* Enchant Slot 3 | |||
* Enchant Slot 4 | |||
Shadow Armor, Shadow Weapon, Shadow Shield, Shadow Shoes, and Shadow Accessories cannot be enchanted through this NPC. | |||
== How to Enchant a Costume == | |||
# Equip the costume that you want to enchant. | |||
# Visit the '''Costume Enchanter NPC''' at <code>prt_in, 57, 69</code>. | |||
# Speak to the NPC. | |||
# Select the equipped costume position. | |||
# Select an empty enchantment slot. | |||
# Choose the desired enchantment. | |||
# Review the required item cost and success chance. | |||
# Confirm the enchantment attempt. | |||
# Check the costume after the process is complete. | |||
The NPC only displays supported costumes that are currently equipped. Make sure the correct costume is equipped before beginning. | |||
== Enchantment Cost == | |||
A normal enchantment attempt requires: | |||
* '''20 Nyangvine Mileage Coupons''' | |||
If an enchantment attempt fails, the NPC allows up to '''three retries'''. | |||
Each retry requires: | |||
* '''10 Nyangvine Mileage Coupons''' | |||
For one normal attempt and all three possible retries, prepare up to '''50 Nyangvine Mileage Coupons'''. | |||
== Enchantment Success Chance == | |||
Costume enchanting is not guaranteed. | |||
* Most special and job-related enchantments have a '''10% success chance'''. | |||
* STR +10, INT +10, DEX +10, AGI +10, VIT +10, and LUK +10 have a '''20% success chance'''. | |||
The required Nyangvine Mileage Coupons are consumed when an attempt is made. A failed attempt does not add the selected enchantment. | |||
== Retry System == | |||
When an enchantment attempt fails, the Costume Enchanter may offer another attempt. | |||
* Each retry costs '''10 Nyangvine Mileage Coupons'''. | |||
* A maximum of '''three retries''' is available. | |||
* Players may stop retrying at any time. | |||
* Coupons consumed by earlier attempts will not be returned. | |||
== How to Reset an Enchantment == | |||
The Costume Enchanter can remove an existing enchantment from one selected costume slot. | |||
# Equip the costume containing the unwanted enchantment. | |||
# Speak to the '''Costume Enchanter NPC'''. | |||
# Select the appropriate costume position. | |||
# Select the occupied slot marked as '''Reset Slot'''. | |||
# Review the selected enchantment. | |||
# Confirm the reset. | |||
# Pay '''5 Bags of Bronze Coins'''. | |||
# Check that the selected slot is empty. | |||
Resetting removes only the enchantment in the selected slot. Other enchantments on the costume remain unchanged. | |||
== Available Enchantment Types == | |||
Available enchantments include: | |||
* ASPD-related enchantments | |||
* HP absorption effects | |||
* SP absorption effects | |||
* Fixed Cast Time effects | |||
* Double Attack-related effects | |||
* Casting-related effects | |||
* Job Costume Stones | |||
* Expanded Job Costume Stones | |||
* Doram Costume Stones | |||
* STR +10 | |||
* INT +10 | |||
* DEX +10 | |||
* AGI +10 | |||
* VIT +10 | |||
* LUK +10 | |||
The selected enchantment, required cost, and success chance are displayed before confirmation. | |||
== Important Information == | |||
* Equip the costume before speaking to the NPC. | |||
* Only Top, Middle, Lower, and Garment costumes are supported. | |||
* Enchantment Slots 1 through 4 are available. | |||
* Shadow equipment cannot be enchanted. | |||
* A normal attempt costs 20 Nyangvine Mileage Coupons. | |||
* Each retry costs 10 Nyangvine Mileage Coupons. | |||
* A failed enchantment can be retried up to three times. | |||
* Enchantment attempts are not guaranteed to succeed. | |||
* Resetting one slot costs 5 Bags of Bronze Coins. | |||
* Resetting removes only the selected enchantment. | |||
* Consumed items will not be returned. | |||
[[File:AutoAttack System.png|thumb|location: prontera,147,162]] | |||
= '''AutoAttack System (NPC)''' = | |||
The '''AutoAttack System NPC''' allows players to configure automated combat, item collection, recovery, skills, teleportation, and other supported farming settings. | |||
Normal players receive '''2 hours of AutoAttack access per day'''. The daily allowance resets automatically each calendar day. | |||
Players with an active '''GladiusRO VIP''' subscription receive unlimited AutoAttack access for as long as the VIP subscription remains active. | |||
== NPC Location == | |||
* '''NPC Name:''' AutoAttack System | |||
* '''Map:''' Prontera (<code>prontera</code>) | |||
* '''Coordinates:''' <code>147, 162</code> | |||
* '''Service:''' AutoAttack activation and configuration | |||
== Access Duration == | |||
=== Normal Players === | |||
Normal players receive: | |||
* '''2 hours of AutoAttack access per day''' | |||
* Remaining time is saved when AutoAttack is turned off | |||
* Used time continues from the remaining daily allowance | |||
* The allowance resets automatically on the next calendar day | |||
* Unused time does not extend the following day | |||
For example, if a player uses AutoAttack for 30 minutes, the account will have approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes remaining for that day. | |||
=== GladiusRO VIP Players === | |||
Players with an active GladiusRO VIP subscription receive: | |||
* Unlimited AutoAttack access | |||
* Continuous access while VIP remains active | |||
* No normal 2-hour daily limitation | |||
* Access automatically returns to the normal daily limit when VIP expires | |||
VIP access is available only while the GladiusRO VIP subscription is active. | |||
== How to Use the AutoAttack System == | |||
# Visit the '''AutoAttack System NPC''' at <code>prontera, 147, 162</code>. | |||
# Speak to the NPC. | |||
# Open '''Configuration'''. | |||
# Configure the preferred monsters, skills, items, recovery options, and other settings. | |||
# Save the configuration to a profile if required. | |||
# Leave Prontera and travel to an eligible hunting map. | |||
# Open the AutoAttack System again using the supported command. | |||
# Select '''Turn ON AutoAttack'''. | |||
# Monitor the character and remaining AutoAttack time. | |||
# Select '''Turn OFF AutoAttack''' when the session is complete. | |||
Although the NPC is located in Prontera, AutoAttack cannot be activated inside towns or cities. Players may still configure settings while inside Prontera. | |||
== AutoAttack Commands == | |||
Players can open the AutoAttack System using: | |||
* <code>@autoattack</code> | |||
* <code>@ac</code> | |||
These commands provide access to the main AutoAttack menu after leaving the NPC location. | |||
== Main AutoAttack Menu == | |||
The AutoAttack System menu includes: | |||
* Turn ON AutoAttack | |||
* Turn OFF AutoAttack | |||
* Profiles — Save and Load | |||
* Configuration | |||
* Statistics and Reports | |||
The menu also displays: | |||
* Current AutoAttack status | |||
* Account access type | |||
* Remaining daily time for normal players | |||
* Remaining VIP subscription time for VIP players | |||
* Current session duration while AutoAttack is active | |||
== AutoAttack Configuration == | |||
Players can configure several AutoAttack functions before beginning a session. | |||
Available configuration categories include: | |||
* Monster selection | |||
* Attack skills | |||
* Buff skills | |||
* Buff items | |||
* HP and SP potions | |||
* Automatic healing | |||
* Item pickup selection | |||
* Priority item selection | |||
* Teleport settings | |||
* Regeneration settings | |||
* Sit-to-rest settings | |||
* Party request settings | |||
* Behavior when AutoAttack ends | |||
* Other supported combat settings | |||
* Reset settings | |||
Players should configure these options carefully according to the character’s job, build, equipment, available items, and hunting location. | |||
== Profiles — Save and Load == | |||
The Profile system allows players to save AutoAttack configurations for later use. | |||
Profiles are useful when a character has different settings for: | |||
* Leveling | |||
* Material farming | |||
* Item farming | |||
* Melee combat | |||
* Ranged combat | |||
* Physical skills | |||
* Magical skills | |||
* Different monster types | |||
* Different hunting maps | |||
Before activating AutoAttack, load the correct profile and review all settings. | |||
== Monster Selection == | |||
Players can select the monsters that the character should target. | |||
When configuring monsters: | |||
# Travel to the intended hunting map. | |||
# Open the AutoAttack System. | |||
# Select '''Configuration'''. | |||
# Open '''Monster Selection'''. | |||
# Select the monsters that the character should attack. | |||
# Save the configuration. | |||
# Turn on AutoAttack. | |||
Monster selection cannot be performed properly inside towns because the system scans monsters available on the character’s current map. | |||
== Item Pickup Configuration == | |||
The AutoAttack System includes item pickup settings. | |||
Players can configure: | |||
* Items that should be collected | |||
* Priority items | |||
* Items that should be ignored | |||
* Farming-related item preferences | |||
Check the inventory and weight regularly. AutoAttack may become less effective if the character becomes overweight or runs out of inventory space. | |||
== Skills and Consumables == | |||
Players can configure supported attack skills, buff skills, buff items, and recovery consumables. | |||
Before starting AutoAttack: | |||
* Prepare sufficient HP recovery items | |||
* Prepare sufficient SP recovery items | |||
* Confirm that required skill catalysts are available | |||
* Prepare ammunition when required | |||
* Confirm that the selected skills are learned | |||
* Check that skill levels are configured correctly | |||
* Confirm that equipped weapons support the selected skills | |||
* Keep enough inventory space for collected items | |||
== Teleport and Recovery Options == | |||
The AutoAttack System may be configured to use supported movement and recovery options, including: | |||
* Teleport | |||
* Fly Wings | |||
* Teleporting based on minimum HP | |||
* Teleporting when no monsters are found | |||
* Reactions to MVP or Mini Boss monsters | |||
* Sitting to recover HP and SP | |||
* Returning to the save point when AutoAttack ends | |||
Make sure the character has the required items and skills before enabling these functions. | |||
== Restricted Maps == | |||
AutoAttack cannot be activated on the following types of maps: | |||
* Towns and cities | |||
* PvP maps | |||
* War of Emperium or GvG maps | |||
* Battleground maps | |||
If an active AutoAttack character enters a restricted map, AutoAttack will be disabled automatically. Configuration remains available even when activation is restricted. | |||
== Statistics and Reports == | |||
The AutoAttack System provides session statistics and reports. | |||
Players can use this section to review supported information about the current AutoAttack session, including collected items and session activity. | |||
A new session may clear previous session statistics and item logs before recording new results. | |||
== Daily Time Calculation == | |||
For normal players, AutoAttack usage is counted only while AutoAttack is active. | |||
When AutoAttack is turned off: | |||
* The completed session time is recorded | |||
* Remaining daily time is preserved | |||
* Players may continue later using the remaining allowance | |||
When the full 2-hour daily limit is reached, AutoAttack stops automatically and becomes available again after the daily reset. | |||
== Logging Out During AutoAttack == | |||
When a normal player logs out while AutoAttack is active: | |||
* The completed session time is added to the daily usage | |||
* AutoAttack is stopped | |||
* The remaining daily allowance is preserved | |||
VIP players retain unlimited eligibility while the VIP subscription remains active, but AutoAttack must be started again after returning to the game. | |||
== Recommended Setup Procedure == | |||
Before beginning an AutoAttack session: | |||
# Select a suitable hunting map. | |||
# Prepare the character’s equipment. | |||
# Prepare HP and SP recovery items. | |||
# Prepare ammunition or skill catalysts when required. | |||
# Configure the target monsters. | |||
# Configure attack and buff skills. | |||
# Configure item pickup preferences. | |||
# Configure recovery and teleport settings. | |||
# Save the settings to a profile. | |||
# Confirm that the map is not restricted. | |||
# Activate AutoAttack. | |||
# Monitor the character periodically. | |||
== Important Information == | |||
* The AutoAttack System NPC is located at <code>prontera, 147, 162</code>. | |||
* Normal players receive 2 hours of AutoAttack access each day. | |||
* The normal player allowance resets every calendar day. | |||
* Remaining normal-player time is preserved when AutoAttack is turned off. | |||
* Normal daily time cannot exceed 2 hours. | |||
* GladiusRO VIP players receive unlimited access while VIP is active. | |||
* AutoAttack cannot be activated inside towns or cities. | |||
* AutoAttack cannot be used on PvP, WoE, GvG, or Battleground maps. | |||
* Entering a restricted map automatically disables AutoAttack. | |||
* Players can configure AutoAttack while inside Prontera. | |||
* Players can use <code>@autoattack</code> or <code>@ac</code> to open the system. | |||
* Profiles can be saved and loaded. | |||
* Players should monitor inventory weight and consumable supplies. | |||
* AutoAttack settings should be reviewed before every farming session. | |||
== Frequently Asked Questions == | |||
=== Where is the AutoAttack System NPC? === | |||
The AutoAttack System NPC is located in Prontera at: | |||
'''<code>prontera, 147, 162</code>''' | |||
=== How much AutoAttack time do normal players receive? === | |||
Normal players receive '''2 hours per day'''. | |||
The daily allowance resets automatically every calendar day. | |||
=== Is the 2-hour limit counted continuously? === | |||
No. Time is counted while AutoAttack is active. | |||
Players can turn off AutoAttack and use the remaining time later during the same day. | |||
=== Does unused AutoAttack time carry over? === | |||
No. The normal daily allowance resets to 2 hours on the next calendar day. Unused time does not accumulate. | |||
=== How much AutoAttack time do VIP players receive? === | |||
GladiusRO VIP players receive unlimited AutoAttack access for as long as the VIP subscription remains active. | |||
=== What happens when GladiusRO VIP expires? === | |||
When VIP is no longer active, the account returns to the normal AutoAttack access rules and daily limit. | |||
=== Can AutoAttack be turned on in Prontera? === | |||
No. Prontera is a town map, so AutoAttack activation is blocked. | |||
Players can still access the NPC and configure AutoAttack settings in Prontera before travelling to an eligible hunting map. | |||
=== Can AutoAttack be used in the Mining Area? === | |||
AutoAttack cannot be activated if the Mining Area has an active PvP map flag. The system blocks AutoAttack on all PvP maps. | |||
=== Can AutoAttack be used during WoE? === | |||
No. AutoAttack is blocked on WoE and GvG maps. | |||
=== Can AutoAttack be used in Battlegrounds? === | |||
No. AutoAttack is blocked on Battleground maps. | |||
=== What happens when the normal daily time reaches zero? === | |||
AutoAttack stops automatically. The player must wait for the next daily reset or obtain active GladiusRO VIP access for unlimited usage. | |||
=== Can normal players extend the 2-hour daily limit? === | |||
No. The normal-player allowance is fixed at 2 hours per day. Battery items or similar time additions cannot extend usage beyond that daily limit. | |||
[[File:GladiusRO Exchanger.png|thumb|location: prt_in,133,38]] | |||
= '''GladiusRO Exchanger (NPC)''' = | |||
The '''GladiusRO Exchanger''' allows players to convert '''Bags of Coins into Zeny''' or exchange '''Zeny into Bags of Coins'''. Bags of Coins are used for various GladiusRO features, including '''Costume Enchantment''', '''GladiusRO Investment''', '''GladiusRO Lottery''', '''Kachua Keys''', and many more. [missxantar....github.io] | |||
== NPC Location == | |||
* '''Map:''' Prontera Interior (<code>prt_in</code>) | |||
* '''Coordinates:''' <code>133, 38</code> | |||
* '''NPC Name:''' GladiusRO Exchanger | |||
== How to Exchange Currency == | |||
# Visit the '''GladiusRO Exchanger''' at <code>prt_in, 133, 38</code>. | |||
# Speak to the NPC. | |||
# Select one of the available options: | |||
#* '''Exchange Bags of Coins to Zeny''' | |||
#* '''Exchange Zeny to Bags of Coins''' | |||
# Select the type of Coin Bag that you want to exchange. | |||
# Enter the desired quantity. | |||
# Confirm the exchange. | |||
== Available Coin Bags == | |||
* '''Bag of Bronze Coins:''' <code>1,000,000 Zeny</code> | |||
* '''Bag of Silver Coins:''' <code>20,000,000 Zeny</code> | |||
* '''Bag of Gold Coins:''' <code>250,000,000 Zeny</code> | |||
== Important Information == | |||
* Make sure the character has sufficient '''inventory space''' and '''weight capacity''' before exchanging Zeny for Bags of Coins. | |||
* Make sure the character has enough Zeny to complete the exchange. | |||
* When exchanging Bags of Coins into Zeny, the transaction cannot cause the character to exceed the maximum Zeny limit. | |||
* Always check the selected Coin Bag and quantity before completing the exchange. | |||
Latest revision as of 07:40, 2 August 2026
GladiusRO features a collection of exclusively developed Custom NPCs designed to enhance convenience, progression, rewards, and the overall gameplay experience.
Each Custom NPC provides a unique service or feature, including access to special areas, server activities, investment systems, lotteries, VIP services, mining content, mission systems, reward redemption, and other custom functions.
Use the sections below to learn where each NPC is located, how each system works, the requirements involved, and the rewards or services available.

Market Entrance Warper (NPC)
The Market Entrance Warper provides quick access to the GladiusRO Market, where players can browse available shops and purchase items from other players.
NPC Location
- Map: Prontera Interior (
prt_in)
- Coordinates:
135, 31
How to Enter the Market
- Visit the Market Entrance Warper at
prt_in, 135, 31. - Speak to the NPC.
- Select Enter the Market.
- The NPC will teleport your character directly to the Market.

GladiusRO Lottery (NPC)
The GladiusRO Lottery is a coin-bag lottery system where players can purchase tickets for a chance to win prizes contributed by participating players.
NPC Location
- Map: Prontera Interior (
prt_in)
- Coordinates:
130, 39
Lottery Information
- Each player may purchase up to 10 tickets per lottery round.
- Players choose a lucky number from 1 to 9,999.
- The automatic lottery draw takes place at 21:00 server time (GMT+8) every day.
- Each ticket may require between 1 and 100 Bronze, Silver, or Gold Coin Bags.
How to Participate
- Visit the GladiusRO Lottery NPC at
prt_in, 130, 39. - Speak to the NPC and select Buy Ticket.
- Choose the number of tickets to purchase.
- Select your preferred lucky number from 1 to 9,999.
- Complete the purchase using the required Coin Bags.
- Return after the daily draw to check the result.
NPC Options
- Buy Ticket — Purchase a lottery ticket and choose a lucky number.
- View My Tickets — Review tickets purchased for the current lottery round.
- Top 20 Purchasers — View the players who purchased the most tickets.
- Top 20 Winners — View the leading lottery winners.
- Check Results / Claim — Check the latest result and claim an eligible prize.
- Check Bag Returns — Check whether any Coin Bags are available to be returned.
- View Winner Prizes — View the available prizes.
- [GM] Manage Winner Prizes — Administrative option reserved for authorized Game Masters.
Important: Make sure to check the lottery result and claim any available prize after the daily draw.

GladiusRO Investment (NPC)
The GladiusRO Investment NPC, also known as the Commodity Trader, allows players to trade Bronze, Silver, and Gold Coin Bags through the GladiusRO investment system.
Players can open investment positions, review active positions, and claim positions that have reached maturity.
NPC Location
- Map: Prontera Interior (
prt_in)
- Coordinates:
137, 27
Supported Coin Bags
The investment system supports the following Coin Bags:
- Bag of Bronze Coins
- Bag of Silver Coins
- Bag of Gold Coins
The NPC dialogue also displays the number of each Coin Bag currently available in the player's inventory.
How to Use the Investment NPC
- Visit the GladiusRO Investment NPC at
prt_in, 137, 27. - Speak to the NPC.
- Select How It Works to read the investment rules and requirements.
- Select Trade Bronze, Trade Silver, or Trade Gold.
- Follow the instructions displayed by the NPC to open an investment position.
- Use View Open Positions to monitor active positions.
- When a position has reached maturity, select

GladiusRO VIP (NPC)
The GladiusRO Investment NPC, also known as the Commodity Trader, allows players to trade Bronze, Silver, and Gold Coin Bags through the GladiusRO investment system.
Players can open investment positions, review active positions, and claim positions that have reached maturity.
NPC Location
- Map: Prontera Interior (
prt_in)
- Coordinates:
154, 187
Supported Coin Bags
The investment system supports the following Coin Bags:
- Bag of Bronze Coins
- Bag of Silver Coins
- Bag of Gold Coins
The NPC dialogue also displays the number of each Coin Bag currently available in the player's inventory.
How to Use the Investment NPC
- Visit the GladiusRO Investment NPC at
prt_in, 154, 187. - Speak to the NPC.
- Select How It Works to read the investment rules and requirements.
- Select Trade Bronze, Trade Silver, or Trade Gold.
- Follow the instructions displayed by the NPC to open an investment position.
- Use View Open Positions to monitor active positions.
- When a position has reached maturity, select Claim Matured Positions.
NPC Options
- Trade Bronze — Open a trade using Bronze Coin Bags.
- Trade Silver — Open a trade using Silver Coin Bags.
- Trade Gold — Open a trade using Gold Coin Bags.
- View Open Positions — Review investment positions that are currently active.
- Claim Matured Positions — Claim positions that have completed their investment period.
- How It Works — View the in-game explanation and rules for the investment system.
- Close — Exit the NPC dialogue.
Important: Read the How It Works section before opening an investment position. Review the trade requirements, maturity period, possible returns, and applicable risks carefully.

Warper Mining Area (NPC)
The Warper NPC provides quick access to the GladiusRO Mining Area, along with other important locations such as towns, fields, dungeons, guild castles, instances, and special areas.
NPC Location
- Map: Prontera (
prontera)
- Coordinates:
155, 183
How to Enter the Mining Area
- Visit the Warper NPC at
prontera, 155, 183. - Speak to the Warper.
- Select Mining Area from the destination menu.
- Choose the available mining destination.
- Confirm the selection to be transported to the Mining Area.
Warper Menu
The Warper NPC also provides access to the following destination categories:
- Last Warp — Return to the most recently selected destination.
- Towns — Travel to available towns.
- Fields — Travel to available field maps.
- Dungeons — Travel to available dungeons.
- Guild Castles — Travel to guild castle areas.
- Mining Area — Travel to the GladiusRO mining location.
- Instances — Access available instance locations.
- Special Areas — Access special GladiusRO locations.
Tip: Make sure to prepare the required mining equipment and check your available inventory space before entering the Mining Area.

Donation Redeemer (NPC)
The Donation Redeemer NPC allows players to convert their GladiusRO donation credits into the corresponding in-game rewards.
Donations help support GladiusRO's monthly server hosting, maintenance, development, and operating expenses.
NPC Location
- NPC Name: Donation Redeemer
- Map: Prontera (
prontera)
- Coordinates:
161, 187
How to Redeem
- Complete a donation through the official GladiusRO donation platform.
- Log in to the game using the character that will receive the rewards.
- Visit the Donation Redeemer NPC at
prontera, 161, 187. - Speak to the Donation Redeemer NPC.
- Select Yes, convert them!
- Follow the instructions displayed by the NPC.
- Check the character's inventory after completing the redemption.
NPC Options
- Yes, convert them! — Convert available GladiusRO donation credits into the applicable in-game rewards.
- No, thanks. — Cancel the redemption process and close the dialogue.
Important Information
- Use only the official GladiusRO donation platform.
- Make sure the correct character is selected before redeeming.
- Ensure that the character has sufficient inventory space.
- Never share account passwords or security information with anyone.
- If a completed donation is not available for redemption, contact GladiusRO staff and provide the relevant transaction details.
Note: Donation conversion rates, requirements, and available rewards may be updated. Please refer to the official GladiusRO website and announcements for the latest information.

Hunting Missions (NPC)
The Hunting Missions NPC allows players to receive a randomly assigned hunting quest.
Several difficulty levels are available. More challenging missions provide better rewards, so players should choose a difficulty that matches the character's current equipment and combat capability.
NPC Location
- NPC Name: Hunting Missions
- Map: Prontera (
prontera)
- Coordinates:
147, 168
How Hunting Missions Work
The Hunting Missions NPC assigns a random hunting quest based on the selected difficulty.
Players must hunt the assigned monsters and complete the required number of kills. More difficult missions may involve stronger monsters, but the available rewards increase according to the mission difficulty.
How to Start a Hunting Mission
- Visit the Hunting Missions NPC at
prontera, 147, 168. - Speak to the NPC.
- Choose a suitable mission difficulty.
- Review the assigned monster and required number of kills.
- Hunt the specified monsters until the mission is complete.
- Return to the Hunting Missions NPC to complete the mission and collect the available reward.
Important Information
- Hunting missions are assigned randomly.
- Several mission difficulties are available.
- Rewards increase according to the selected difficulty.
- Check the assigned target and required number of kills before leaving.
- Choose a difficulty suitable for the character's current level and equipment.
- Prepare sufficient recovery items and supplies before attempting a difficult mission.
Tip: Higher-difficulty hunting missions offer better rewards, but the assigned monsters may be more challenging. Prepare suitable equipment, recovery items, and supplies before accepting a difficult mission.

Costume Enchanter (NPC)
The Costume Enchanter NPC allows players to add selectable enchantments to eligible costume equipment.
Players can enchant costumes equipped in the Top, Middle, Lower, and Garment positions. Each supported costume can contain enchantments in up to four slots.
Shadow equipment is not supported by the Costume Enchanter.
NPC Location
- NPC Name: Costume Enchanter
- Map: Prontera Indoor (
prt_in) - Coordinates:
57, 69
Supported Costume Equipment
The Costume Enchanter supports the following costume positions:
- Top Costume
- Middle Costume
- Lower Costume
- Costume Garment
The following enchantment slots are available for each supported costume:
- Enchant Slot 1
- Enchant Slot 2
- Enchant Slot 3
- Enchant Slot 4
Shadow Armor, Shadow Weapon, Shadow Shield, Shadow Shoes, and Shadow Accessories cannot be enchanted through this NPC.
How to Enchant a Costume
- Equip the costume that you want to enchant.
- Visit the Costume Enchanter NPC at
prt_in, 57, 69. - Speak to the NPC.
- Select the equipped costume position.
- Select an empty enchantment slot.
- Choose the desired enchantment.
- Review the required item cost and success chance.
- Confirm the enchantment attempt.
- Check the costume after the process is complete.
The NPC only displays supported costumes that are currently equipped. Make sure the correct costume is equipped before beginning.
Enchantment Cost
A normal enchantment attempt requires:
- 20 Nyangvine Mileage Coupons
If an enchantment attempt fails, the NPC allows up to three retries.
Each retry requires:
- 10 Nyangvine Mileage Coupons
For one normal attempt and all three possible retries, prepare up to 50 Nyangvine Mileage Coupons.
Enchantment Success Chance
Costume enchanting is not guaranteed.
- Most special and job-related enchantments have a 10% success chance.
- STR +10, INT +10, DEX +10, AGI +10, VIT +10, and LUK +10 have a 20% success chance.
The required Nyangvine Mileage Coupons are consumed when an attempt is made. A failed attempt does not add the selected enchantment.
Retry System
When an enchantment attempt fails, the Costume Enchanter may offer another attempt.
- Each retry costs 10 Nyangvine Mileage Coupons.
- A maximum of three retries is available.
- Players may stop retrying at any time.
- Coupons consumed by earlier attempts will not be returned.
How to Reset an Enchantment
The Costume Enchanter can remove an existing enchantment from one selected costume slot.
- Equip the costume containing the unwanted enchantment.
- Speak to the Costume Enchanter NPC.
- Select the appropriate costume position.
- Select the occupied slot marked as Reset Slot.
- Review the selected enchantment.
- Confirm the reset.
- Pay 5 Bags of Bronze Coins.
- Check that the selected slot is empty.
Resetting removes only the enchantment in the selected slot. Other enchantments on the costume remain unchanged.
Available Enchantment Types
Available enchantments include:
- ASPD-related enchantments
- HP absorption effects
- SP absorption effects
- Fixed Cast Time effects
- Double Attack-related effects
- Casting-related effects
- Job Costume Stones
- Expanded Job Costume Stones
- Doram Costume Stones
- STR +10
- INT +10
- DEX +10
- AGI +10
- VIT +10
- LUK +10
The selected enchantment, required cost, and success chance are displayed before confirmation.
Important Information
- Equip the costume before speaking to the NPC.
- Only Top, Middle, Lower, and Garment costumes are supported.
- Enchantment Slots 1 through 4 are available.
- Shadow equipment cannot be enchanted.
- A normal attempt costs 20 Nyangvine Mileage Coupons.
- Each retry costs 10 Nyangvine Mileage Coupons.
- A failed enchantment can be retried up to three times.
- Enchantment attempts are not guaranteed to succeed.
- Resetting one slot costs 5 Bags of Bronze Coins.
- Resetting removes only the selected enchantment.
- Consumed items will not be returned.

AutoAttack System (NPC)
The AutoAttack System NPC allows players to configure automated combat, item collection, recovery, skills, teleportation, and other supported farming settings.
Normal players receive 2 hours of AutoAttack access per day. The daily allowance resets automatically each calendar day.
Players with an active GladiusRO VIP subscription receive unlimited AutoAttack access for as long as the VIP subscription remains active.
NPC Location
- NPC Name: AutoAttack System
- Map: Prontera (
prontera) - Coordinates:
147, 162 - Service: AutoAttack activation and configuration
Access Duration
Normal Players
Normal players receive:
- 2 hours of AutoAttack access per day
- Remaining time is saved when AutoAttack is turned off
- Used time continues from the remaining daily allowance
- The allowance resets automatically on the next calendar day
- Unused time does not extend the following day
For example, if a player uses AutoAttack for 30 minutes, the account will have approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes remaining for that day.
GladiusRO VIP Players
Players with an active GladiusRO VIP subscription receive:
- Unlimited AutoAttack access
- Continuous access while VIP remains active
- No normal 2-hour daily limitation
- Access automatically returns to the normal daily limit when VIP expires
VIP access is available only while the GladiusRO VIP subscription is active.
How to Use the AutoAttack System
- Visit the AutoAttack System NPC at
prontera, 147, 162. - Speak to the NPC.
- Open Configuration.
- Configure the preferred monsters, skills, items, recovery options, and other settings.
- Save the configuration to a profile if required.
- Leave Prontera and travel to an eligible hunting map.
- Open the AutoAttack System again using the supported command.
- Select Turn ON AutoAttack.
- Monitor the character and remaining AutoAttack time.
- Select Turn OFF AutoAttack when the session is complete.
Although the NPC is located in Prontera, AutoAttack cannot be activated inside towns or cities. Players may still configure settings while inside Prontera.
AutoAttack Commands
Players can open the AutoAttack System using:
@autoattack@ac
These commands provide access to the main AutoAttack menu after leaving the NPC location.
Main AutoAttack Menu
The AutoAttack System menu includes:
- Turn ON AutoAttack
- Turn OFF AutoAttack
- Profiles — Save and Load
- Configuration
- Statistics and Reports
The menu also displays:
- Current AutoAttack status
- Account access type
- Remaining daily time for normal players
- Remaining VIP subscription time for VIP players
- Current session duration while AutoAttack is active
AutoAttack Configuration
Players can configure several AutoAttack functions before beginning a session.
Available configuration categories include:
- Monster selection
- Attack skills
- Buff skills
- Buff items
- HP and SP potions
- Automatic healing
- Item pickup selection
- Priority item selection
- Teleport settings
- Regeneration settings
- Sit-to-rest settings
- Party request settings
- Behavior when AutoAttack ends
- Other supported combat settings
- Reset settings
Players should configure these options carefully according to the character’s job, build, equipment, available items, and hunting location.
Profiles — Save and Load
The Profile system allows players to save AutoAttack configurations for later use.
Profiles are useful when a character has different settings for:
- Leveling
- Material farming
- Item farming
- Melee combat
- Ranged combat
- Physical skills
- Magical skills
- Different monster types
- Different hunting maps
Before activating AutoAttack, load the correct profile and review all settings.
Monster Selection
Players can select the monsters that the character should target.
When configuring monsters:
- Travel to the intended hunting map.
- Open the AutoAttack System.
- Select Configuration.
- Open Monster Selection.
- Select the monsters that the character should attack.
- Save the configuration.
- Turn on AutoAttack.
Monster selection cannot be performed properly inside towns because the system scans monsters available on the character’s current map.
Item Pickup Configuration
The AutoAttack System includes item pickup settings.
Players can configure:
- Items that should be collected
- Priority items
- Items that should be ignored
- Farming-related item preferences
Check the inventory and weight regularly. AutoAttack may become less effective if the character becomes overweight or runs out of inventory space.
Skills and Consumables
Players can configure supported attack skills, buff skills, buff items, and recovery consumables.
Before starting AutoAttack:
- Prepare sufficient HP recovery items
- Prepare sufficient SP recovery items
- Confirm that required skill catalysts are available
- Prepare ammunition when required
- Confirm that the selected skills are learned
- Check that skill levels are configured correctly
- Confirm that equipped weapons support the selected skills
- Keep enough inventory space for collected items
Teleport and Recovery Options
The AutoAttack System may be configured to use supported movement and recovery options, including:
- Teleport
- Fly Wings
- Teleporting based on minimum HP
- Teleporting when no monsters are found
- Reactions to MVP or Mini Boss monsters
- Sitting to recover HP and SP
- Returning to the save point when AutoAttack ends
Make sure the character has the required items and skills before enabling these functions.
Restricted Maps
AutoAttack cannot be activated on the following types of maps:
- Towns and cities
- PvP maps
- War of Emperium or GvG maps
- Battleground maps
If an active AutoAttack character enters a restricted map, AutoAttack will be disabled automatically. Configuration remains available even when activation is restricted.
Statistics and Reports
The AutoAttack System provides session statistics and reports.
Players can use this section to review supported information about the current AutoAttack session, including collected items and session activity.
A new session may clear previous session statistics and item logs before recording new results.
Daily Time Calculation
For normal players, AutoAttack usage is counted only while AutoAttack is active.
When AutoAttack is turned off:
- The completed session time is recorded
- Remaining daily time is preserved
- Players may continue later using the remaining allowance
When the full 2-hour daily limit is reached, AutoAttack stops automatically and becomes available again after the daily reset.
Logging Out During AutoAttack
When a normal player logs out while AutoAttack is active:
- The completed session time is added to the daily usage
- AutoAttack is stopped
- The remaining daily allowance is preserved
VIP players retain unlimited eligibility while the VIP subscription remains active, but AutoAttack must be started again after returning to the game.
Recommended Setup Procedure
Before beginning an AutoAttack session:
- Select a suitable hunting map.
- Prepare the character’s equipment.
- Prepare HP and SP recovery items.
- Prepare ammunition or skill catalysts when required.
- Configure the target monsters.
- Configure attack and buff skills.
- Configure item pickup preferences.
- Configure recovery and teleport settings.
- Save the settings to a profile.
- Confirm that the map is not restricted.
- Activate AutoAttack.
- Monitor the character periodically.
Important Information
- The AutoAttack System NPC is located at
prontera, 147, 162. - Normal players receive 2 hours of AutoAttack access each day.
- The normal player allowance resets every calendar day.
- Remaining normal-player time is preserved when AutoAttack is turned off.
- Normal daily time cannot exceed 2 hours.
- GladiusRO VIP players receive unlimited access while VIP is active.
- AutoAttack cannot be activated inside towns or cities.
- AutoAttack cannot be used on PvP, WoE, GvG, or Battleground maps.
- Entering a restricted map automatically disables AutoAttack.
- Players can configure AutoAttack while inside Prontera.
- Players can use
@autoattackor@acto open the system. - Profiles can be saved and loaded.
- Players should monitor inventory weight and consumable supplies.
- AutoAttack settings should be reviewed before every farming session.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the AutoAttack System NPC?
The AutoAttack System NPC is located in Prontera at:
prontera, 147, 162
How much AutoAttack time do normal players receive?
Normal players receive 2 hours per day.
The daily allowance resets automatically every calendar day.
Is the 2-hour limit counted continuously?
No. Time is counted while AutoAttack is active.
Players can turn off AutoAttack and use the remaining time later during the same day.
Does unused AutoAttack time carry over?
No. The normal daily allowance resets to 2 hours on the next calendar day. Unused time does not accumulate.
How much AutoAttack time do VIP players receive?
GladiusRO VIP players receive unlimited AutoAttack access for as long as the VIP subscription remains active.
What happens when GladiusRO VIP expires?
When VIP is no longer active, the account returns to the normal AutoAttack access rules and daily limit.
Can AutoAttack be turned on in Prontera?
No. Prontera is a town map, so AutoAttack activation is blocked.
Players can still access the NPC and configure AutoAttack settings in Prontera before travelling to an eligible hunting map.
Can AutoAttack be used in the Mining Area?
AutoAttack cannot be activated if the Mining Area has an active PvP map flag. The system blocks AutoAttack on all PvP maps.
Can AutoAttack be used during WoE?
No. AutoAttack is blocked on WoE and GvG maps.
Can AutoAttack be used in Battlegrounds?
No. AutoAttack is blocked on Battleground maps.
What happens when the normal daily time reaches zero?
AutoAttack stops automatically. The player must wait for the next daily reset or obtain active GladiusRO VIP access for unlimited usage.
Can normal players extend the 2-hour daily limit?
No. The normal-player allowance is fixed at 2 hours per day. Battery items or similar time additions cannot extend usage beyond that daily limit.

GladiusRO Exchanger (NPC)
The GladiusRO Exchanger allows players to convert Bags of Coins into Zeny or exchange Zeny into Bags of Coins. Bags of Coins are used for various GladiusRO features, including Costume Enchantment, GladiusRO Investment, GladiusRO Lottery, Kachua Keys, and many more. [missxantar....github.io]
NPC Location
- Map: Prontera Interior (
prt_in) - Coordinates:
133, 38 - NPC Name: GladiusRO Exchanger
How to Exchange Currency
- Visit the GladiusRO Exchanger at
prt_in, 133, 38. - Speak to the NPC.
- Select one of the available options:
- Exchange Bags of Coins to Zeny
- Exchange Zeny to Bags of Coins
- Select the type of Coin Bag that you want to exchange.
- Enter the desired quantity.
- Confirm the exchange.
Available Coin Bags
- Bag of Bronze Coins:
1,000,000 Zeny - Bag of Silver Coins:
20,000,000 Zeny - Bag of Gold Coins:
250,000,000 Zeny
Important Information
- Make sure the character has sufficient inventory space and weight capacity before exchanging Zeny for Bags of Coins.
- Make sure the character has enough Zeny to complete the exchange.
- When exchanging Bags of Coins into Zeny, the transaction cannot cause the character to exceed the maximum Zeny limit.
- Always check the selected Coin Bag and quantity before completing the exchange.