Getting Started

A reliable melee warrior with steady HP growth and the freedom to use any weapon. No spells to manage — just a deep health pool and dependable staying power. A solid first choice.

The highest HP and damage in the game. Berserk, Rage, and Smite abilities let you burst enemies down fast — at the cost of your own HP.

A holy warrior that combines melee with healing spells. More self-sufficient than a Fighter but requires managing both stamina and mana.

The highest mana pool and pure spell damage. Very low HP makes positioning important. Starts with Shock and gains Flame, Blast, and Vortex Gate at higher levels.

The best healer in the game. Heal, Aid, and Divine Restoration keep parties alive. Also has Cleanse to remove poison and debuffs.

Nature-focused healer with Morph (shape-shift for extra HP), Forage, and damage spells. Versatile but complex to master.

Ranged and melee hybrid with Hypnotise (reduces enemy hit chance) and Dual Shot. Great in parties for debuffing tough monsters.

Stealth, Assassinate, and the ability to steal gold. Requires positioning and timing. Rewarding for experienced players.

You start at the Boar's Tusk Tavern

Your character wakes up inside the Boar's Tusk Tavern in the city of Nightmist. Your starting gold of 200 coins is already safely deposited in the bank. Read the room description to get your bearings — the exits panel shows every direction you can move. Click an exit to walk through it.

Buy your starter equipment first

Before you fight anything, visit the shops and spend your gold wisely. The most important purchase for any new character is an Oak Staff — a cheap, reliable level 1 weapon available at Tiggy's Magic Store. After that, pick up a helmet and a shield from the armoury. Together they give you a solid defensive foundation before your first fight.

When you enter a shop, a panel will list everything for sale. Click an item to buy it — it goes straight into your inventory. To equip it, open your inventory and double-click the item.

Starting a fight

First arm an action, then pick a target. Left-click the Attack button to bind it to your left mouse button (it lights up amber); right-click a button to bind it to your right mouse button instead (blue). Then click a monster in the room to strike it. There is no auto-attack — each click is a single swing, so keep clicking to keep fighting. The monster hits back on its own timer, so watch your HP carefully; if it gets low, move to another room to break off — though an aggressive monster may give chase.

Stamina

Every character has a stamina pool. Each attack spends 1 stamina, and so does casting most spells; some abilities spend far more. Stamina does not trickle back between swings — it only begins to refill about 10 seconds after your last action, and then returns in big chunks. So there is no reward for pacing yourself: spend your stamina in a burst, then pause to let it recover.

Recovering between fights

HP and MP do not recover on their own — you restore them at a safe spot, or with potions:

• Rest at a tavern — click the Rest button while inside a tavern to restore full HP and MP for 100 gold.
• Visit the Church — find the church in Nightmist and speak to the Priestess. She will heal you for free.
• Drink potions — healing and mana potions restore you instantly, anywhere.

Death & respawning

If you die, any gold you had on your person goes to the monster that killed you — another good reason to keep your gold in the bank. You are then returned to your bound tavern automatically, fully restored to full HP and MP, losing only your carried gold and a small portion of your current experience.