Dreary — Player Reference Guide

Controls, classes, races, tile types, mob glyphs, and how the world works. Play now →

Playing on Your Phone

Open drearyonline.com/play on your phone and the game starts in its phone layout: portrait, big text, big buttons, everything in reach of your thumbs. Same world, same characters and the same players as on a computer. A tablet gets the phone layout too; Menu → Settings → Use the desktop layout switches it.

Put it on your home screen

iPhone / iPad: in Safari, tap the Share button (the square with the arrow), then Add to Home Screen. Android: open the browser menu (⋮) and choose Install app (or Add to Home screen), or use Menu → Settings → Install app in the game. It then opens full screen with no address bar, straight into the game.

Touch controls

Touch	Action
Tap the ground	Walk there. The way is found for you, around walls and water.
Drag on the map	A joystick appears under your thumb; steer, and let go to stop.
Pinch	Zoom in and out. Each graphics mode remembers its own zoom.
Tap a creature	Target it; tap it again to walk up and attack.
ATTACK	Attack your target, or the nearest foe in reach. With a bow or wand in hand it fires.
Target	Pick the next foe.
Your button	The round button above ATTACK. Tap it to Search (a rogue starts with Sneak); hold it to make it any action from ⋯ More instead. Walking onto a body loots it.
Tap a person	Walk to them and talk: shops, quests, trainers.
Hold anything	Details for a creature, an item, a spell or a hotbar slot (a phone has no hover).
Hotbar	Tap a slot to use it; slide sideways for more; swipe up or down for your second bar; hold a slot to see or clear it.
⋯ More	Search, Quick heal, Sneak, Light, Swap gear, Ranged set, Loot, Loadouts, Portals, Ally target, Hotbar page, and Fly up / down while flying.
Bag · Quests · Spells · Journal	Your inventory, quest log, abilities and chronicle, along the bottom of the screen.
Menu	Settings (text size, top bars, graphics, zoom, sound, install app), Loadouts, Factions, Hall of Deeds, Help, Log out.
Top bars	Tap your name for the full bars with gold and XP. Tap your pet, or a sim partner, for their commands; tapping a partner also picks them as your ally target.
Chat bar	Tap it to open chat. While it is closed it shows the newest line and how many messages you have not read.
Back	Closes the top screen (the Android back button, or a swipe from the left edge on iPhone).

Text too small? Menu → Settings → Text size makes every screen bigger. If you switch to another app, your party waits two minutes for you; come back in time and you are grouped again.

Controls

The keyboard controls on a computer. On a phone, see Playing on Your Phone.

Movement

Key	Action
W / ↑ / Numpad 8	Move north
S / ↓ / Numpad 2	Move south
A / ← / Numpad 4	Move west
D / → / Numpad 6	Move east
Q / Numpad 7	Move northwest (diagonal)
E / Numpad 9	Move northeast (diagonal)
Z / Numpad 1	Move southwest (diagonal)
C / Numpad 3	Move southeast (diagonal)
Click a creature	Target it
Double-click your pet	Open its gear: the PET tab of your inventory (I), beside EQUIPPED. Its name in the top-left box works too.
Click the ground	Walk there along a path. Any movement key stops the walk; clicking a creature targets it instead. Turn it off with /clickmove off.
< / >	While flying (Winged Boots or a Scroll of Levitation): rise to the level above, or sink to the level below, at the same spot. Only through open sky: a roof, floor or rock overhead blocks a rise, and you sink only from open air. Also /flyup and /flydown. If your levitation runs out while you are over open air, you fall.

The world is oriented north-up. The sun rises in the east (right side of the screen) and sets in the west (left). The moons travel the same east-to-west arc at night.

Combat & Actions

Key	Action
Bump (move into)	Attack mob or interact with NPC
Space	Fire ranged weapon or wand at current target
Tab	Cycle to next hostile target
[ (bracket)	Cycle ally target (for healing / support abilities)
H	Quick heal — uses the smallest healing potion or food that covers your missing health (the largest if none does)
G	Toggle sneak mode (reduces noise, enables sneak attacks, and lets you creep up on wild game: animals bolt at half the distance; invisible, they do not bolt at all)
O	Light: open or shutter your belt lantern (it stays on your belt), or light a torch into a free off hand / put it away. A lit light blocks sneaking; a shuttered lantern or a torch in your pack does not.
U	Loot the bodies next to you (stepping onto a body loots it too)
R	Cycle active ranged weapon set
X	Swap loadout (main ↔ alternate weapon set)
F	Search adjacent tiles for secret doors; next to a found secret door it conceals it, next to a door you picked it locks it again
1 – 0	Use hotbar slot (abilities, scrolls, consumables)
\ (backslash)	Switch hotbar page (page 1 / page 2)
Shift + Move	Initiate a trade with an adjacent player

Panels

Key	Panel
I	Inventory
K	Class abilities (drag to hotbar)
P	Quest log (a quest you no longer want can be abandoned there)
J	Chronicle — NPC dialogue and book history
N	Leaderboard
L	Loadout manager
T	Portal travel menu (needs a teleport ring; without one, step onto a portal)
V	Faction standings
/ (slash)	Help panel (full keybinding and command list)
Enter	Open chat
Esc	Close any open panel / clear target
= / +	Zoom in
- / _	Zoom out

Chat Commands — General

Command	Effect
/shout message	Broadcast a message across all zones
/tell name message	Send a private whisper to a player
/who	List all online players and their zones
/zone	List players in your current zone
/con [name]	Consider your target (or, with a name, the nearest creature of that name): how tough it is for you (red, yellow, white, blue, green, grey, the same colour as its target outline) and how it regards you
/stuck	Teleport to the zone spawn point if stuck
/flyup	While flying, rise to the level above (same as <)
/flydown	While flying, sink to the level below (same as >)
/conceal	Re-hide a secret door you have found
/lock	Relock a picked door you are standing beside
/clickmove [on|off]	Turn click-to-move on or off in this browser (on by default)
/help	Open the help panel

Chat Commands — Social

Command	Effect
/friend add name	Send a friend request
/friend accept n	Accept a pending friend request
/friend remove n	Remove a friend
/friend list	Show friends and pending requests
/foe add name	Mark a player as a foe
/foe remove name	Remove from foe list
/foe list	Show your foe list
/ignore name	Mute a player
/unignore name	Un-mute a player

Chat Commands — Party

Command	Effect
/invite name	Invite a player to your party
/accept	Accept a party invite
/decline	Decline a party invite
/leave	Leave your party — disbands the party
/kick name	Remove a member — disbands the party
/party list	Show party members and their zones
/p message	Send a message to your party

Chat Commands — Companion

Command	Effect
/stay	Hold position; defends threats within 6 tiles, returns to post after
/passive	Stand down; companion won't engage on its own (activates automatically when you sneak or cloak)
/guard	Escort and defend you; engages threats within 6 tiles of you
/follow	Alias for /guard
/attack (or /pet attack)	Send companion to attack current target (Tab to select)
/dismiss	Unsummon companion / release Necromancer servant
/duel name	Challenge another player to a consensual duel

Chat Commands — Faith

Command	Effect
/ascend	At your faith's seat, claim the title of its living god — if you are level 45+, hold 300 favor with that faith, and no one else holds the seat. One living patron per faith, server-wide.
/abdicate	Lay down a divine mantle you hold, reopening the seat for the next aspirant. (You are also remembered at the seat if you fall in the world while holding it.)

Chat Commands — Sim Party

Command	Effect
/sim follow	Resume following and assisting normally (default)
/sim stay	Hold position; only fights threats in the adjacent tile
/sim passive	Follows but won't initiate combat; self-defense only
/sim attack	Engage your current target (Tab to select)
/sim flee	Break from combat and run to the nearest zone exit

Chat Commands — Feedback

Command	Effect
/petition message	Request GM assistance in-game
/petition cancel	Withdraw your open petition
/report name message	Report a player for misconduct
/bug message	Report a bug to the developers
/idea message	Submit a feature idea
/bug list [page]	List your own bug reports, newest first, 10 per page
/idea list [page]	List your own ideas, newest first, 10 per page
/bug list #id	Show one of your reports in full, with any notes added since (/idea list #id for an idea)
/bug close id [note]	Close one of your own open reports, e.g. once it is fixed (/idea close for an idea)
/bug reopen id note	Reopen one of your reports that was marked fixed, saying what still fails (/idea reopen for an idea)

Tips for New Players

• No account yet? Press Play as guest on the login screen: one character up to level 6, and Save your character on the character screen turns it into a full account (an idle guest is removed after 14 days; a guest appears on the leaderboards once saved)
• Start in Coastal Village — the Smith, Tanner and Shaman are here. The Keeper is in Dreary Castle.
• The Keeper in Dreary Castle identifies magical items, removes curses, and recharges wands
• Press K to open your class abilities panel — drag abilities to your hotbar for quick use
• Press H for a quick heal mid-combat (it picks the smallest potion or food that covers the damage, saving your big ones)
• Press F adjacent to suspicious walls to search for secret doors
• Type /conceal to re-hide a secret door you've found
• Some mobs only spawn at night — if you're low-level, leave dungeons before dusk
• Deposit gold in storage (Dreary Castle chest) — vault gold survives death
• Equip an axe to harvest trees for wood; a pickaxe for stone, ore, and gems
• When killed, you enter a 5-minute liminal (ghost) state — run back to your corpse to recover your gold, get raised by another player, or give up and recall
• Seasons change every 7 real days and affect wildlife, weather, vegetation, and day length

Classes

Your class is chosen at character creation and cannot be changed. Each class has 4–5 active abilities plus passive bonuses that unlock as you level (most classes at 10, 20 and 30).

Races

Your race is chosen at character creation. Each race has one active ability that gains two upgrades at levels 12 and 24, plus an always-active passive.

Tile Reference

Column order: ASCII glyph / color → pixel-font block / color → notes. Passable means you can walk through it.

Ground & Terrain

Tile	ASCII	Pixel Font	Passable	Notes
Grass	.	█	Yes	Standard outdoor surface
Floor	·	█	Yes	Dungeon / interior floor
Sand	,	█	Yes	Beaches and desert
Cobblestone	·	█	Yes	Outdoor worked-stone pavement, castle approaches
Dirt Path	,	█	Yes	Trodden earth trail through villages and forests
Rubble	,	█	Yes	Collapsed stone debris — broken walls of a ruin; slow going
Wood Floor	.	█	Yes	Warm plank flooring in the residential rooms of village homes
Brimstone	·	█	Yes	Glowing infernal ground
Leyline	:	█	Yes	A luminous vein of power in the ground
Cairn Stone	▦	█	Yes	Rune-carved giant masonry
Mud	·	█	Yes (×2 cost)	Slows movement; swamp zones
Autumn Grass	.	█	Yes	Outdoor grass in autumn season
Snow Grass	.	█	Yes	Outdoor grass where snow lies on the ground

Terrain Primitives

The natural vocabulary of the outdoors. Groundcover slows you (×2 move cost); dense growth also blocks line of sight, so a forest hides what lies beyond. Trees, rocks, and peaks you weave between — the wilds are traversable, not walls. Only the bright harvestable trees and rock/gem nodes give resources; scenic growth does not.

Tile	ASCII	Pixel Font	Passable	Notes
Underbrush	"	█	Yes	Forest scrub — blocks line of sight
Heather	,	█	Yes	Moor scrub — open sightlines across the moor
Scree	:	█	Yes (×2 cost)	Loose rocky gravel — slows you
Reeds	"	█	Yes	Marsh reeds — blocks sight
Ash	:	█	Yes (×2 cost)	Volcanic ashfall — slows you
Cooled Lava	≈	█	Yes	Dark cooled-lava crust — walkable; yields no stone
Snow Drift	"	█	Yes (×2 cost)	Arctic snow — slows you
Crops	,	█	Yes	Cultivated farmland around settlements
Scenic Tree	♣	♣	No	Non-harvestable forest tree (harvestable trees read brighter) — blocks sight
Thicket	▒	▒	No	Bramble / hedge — blocks sight
Boulder	O	O	No	Large rock — blocks sight
Dead Tree	♣	♣	No	Blasted dead tree — yields no wood
Cypress	♣	♣	No	Swamp tree — blocks sight
Ice Spire	△	△	No	Arctic ice formation
Obsidian Spire	♠	♠	No	Volcanic glass spire
Standing Stone	Π	Π	No	Barrow / cairn / druidic menhir
Mountain	▲	█	No	Impassable mountain mass — a natural boundary
Snow Cap	▲	█	No	Impassable snow peak
Obsidian Peak	▲	█	No	Impassable volcanic peak
Bridge	≡	█	Yes	Road crossing over water
Ruined Gate	∩	∩	Yes	Broken gatehouse arch — walk through
Lych Gate	∩	∩	Yes	Graveyard entrance
Gravestone	‡	‡	No	Headstone — barrow-moor and churchyard
Fence	=	=	No	Farmstead and hedgerow fence

Water & Liquid

Tile	ASCII	Pixel Font	Passable	Notes
Water	~	█	Yes (×2 cost)	Rivers and shallow ponds; wading depth
Deep Water	~	█	Swim/fly only	Lake centers; causes drowning (every 4 ticks)
Deep Sea	~	█	Swim/fly only	Ocean zones; drowning damage without flight
Frozen Lake	~	█	Yes	Frozen Deep Water during winter
Lava	~	█	Fly only	Volcanic zones; lethal to walk on; fireproof mobs cross freely

Walls & Structures

Tile	ASCII	Pixel Font	Passable	Notes
Wall	▓	█	No	Castle and building walls
Stone Wall	█	█	No	Dungeon stone walls
Cliff	^	█	No	Outdoor rock faces and impassable terrain
Rock	*	█	No	Interior rubble, furniture markers, and boulders
Ghost Wall	░	█	Undead only	Grief membrane — only undead players may pass
Secret Door	█	█	After finding	Hidden — press F adjacent to reveal; /conceal to re-hide

Interactive Tiles

Tile	ASCII	Pixel Font	Passable	Notes
Door	+	sprite	Yes (opens)	Opens when walked into; closes behind you
Chest	□	sprite	Yes (opens)	Walk into to open; contains loot and gold
Torch	¡	sprite	No	Lights nearby area; outdoor wall torches can be extinguished by heavy rain/storms
Torch (unlit)	i	sprite	No	An unlit wall sconce. Walk into it while carrying a lit torch to light it — it burns for a while, then gutters out and goes dark again. Outdoor ones are also doused by weather and relight once the skies clear.
Portal	Ω	sprite	Yes (teleports)	Step on to bind a fast-travel point; use again to return
Dungeon Entrance	>	sprite	Yes (transitions)	Leads to a dungeon zone
Stairs Up	<	sprite	Yes (transitions)	Move to next floor up
Stairs Down	>	sprite	Yes (transitions)	Move to next floor down
Tree	♣	sprite	No	Harvestable with an axe for wood
Gem Node	◆	sprite	No	Mine with a pickaxe for gems

Mob Glyph Guide

In ASCII and pixel-font modes, the glyph tells you the creature family. The color tells you the specific species within that family. Learning the glyphs lets you identify threats at a glance.

NPCs always appear in cyan (#7cf) — any cyan entity is safe to approach and will never attack you first.

Glyph	Category	Examples
☠	Undead (skeletal)	Skeleton, mummy, wight, bone golem, lich
☻	Undead (flesh)	Zombie, flesh golem, gargoyle
○	Wraith / ghost	Wraith, void stalker, ghost
♦	Vampire	Vampire, pale widow
⚙	Construct / golem	Stone golem, iron golem, grief construct
Φ	Mid-tier demon	Greater demon, blade hellion, efreeti, abyssal baron
D	Dragon	All dragon variants
H	Giant	All giant variants
♘	Centaur	Centaur, centaur warrior
~	Snake	Snake, sea serpent
;	Fish	Brook trout, carp, pike, eel, mackerel, cod, stingray
8 Ω	Sea life	8 = octopus, Ω = grey whale, ☆ = starfish, ※ = sea urchin (crabs and lobsters are c)
♨	Elementals	Fire ♨, water ∼, earth ▲, ice ✦
★	Celestial	Moon wisp, celestial couatl, holy sentinel
Unique letter	Boss-tier mob	K = Wight King / Death Knight, V = Vampire Lord, A = Arch Demon, R = Grave Revenant
?	NPC (cyan = safe)	Any cyan entity — merchants, quest givers, unique creatures. Never hostile.
∩	Den / lair (not a creature)	A cave mouth, burrow, roost or nest. The colour tells you whose: bear den, wolf den, bat roost, dragon lair. Its owners are usually close by.

Boss mobs use a unique capital letter for visual authority — they stand out from normal family members at a glance. If you see a lone capital letter that doesn't match a pattern above, it's likely a boss encounter.

World Systems

Day / Night Cycle

One full day lasts 3 real hours. The cycle has four phases: day → dusk → night → dawn. Dusk and dawn each last 15 minutes. The sun is highest at noon, and day length follows the season and how far north you are: about 12 hours of daylight at the equinox everywhere, long summer days and short winter days in the far north, and nearly the same all year in the southern deserts. Each region keeps its own sunrise and sunset. Most undead mobs only spawn at night. Detection radius for all mobs shifts with the phase.

Seasons

Each season lasts 7 real days. Spring, summer, autumn, and winter cycle continuously. Effects include: outdoor vegetation changes (grass, trees), freezing lakes, seasonal fauna behaviour (hibernation, spring offspring, migrations), and the weather. The ground follows each region's own climate rather than the calendar: trees turn and snow settles earlier and longer in the north, lakes freeze only where it is cold enough, and the deserts never see snow. Winter nights are noticeably longer than summer nights, most of all in the north.

Weather

Weather affects outdoor sight radius and exposed flame. States: clear, partly cloudy, overcast, fog, rain, storm — they vary by region and season. Storms dramatically reduce visibility. Rain and storms dampen exposed flame outdoors: the torch you carry sputters low — its light shrinks and its fuel pauses until you reach cover or the skies clear (it is no longer lost outright), while mounted wall torches and even the torches your enemies hold can gutter out entirely until the weather breaks. Sheltered torches in caves and dungeons are unaffected. Every region has its own climate: snow fronts in the north, dry deserts in the south, fog off the coast and over the swamps at dawn, and storms that travel from region to region. Temperature follows the region, the season, the hour, and how high you have climbed. Weather shifts gradually — you'll see it coming, and some locals can tell you what tomorrow looks like.

Light & Torches

A lit torch is a consumable. It only burns down while it is actually giving light — in a dark dungeon, at night outdoors, or inside a cave — so you won't waste one crossing town in daylight. You'll be warned when it runs low; when it gutters out you automatically light a fresh torch from your pack if you're carrying spares, and only when your last one dies does the dark close in. Lighting an unlit wall sconce from your torch costs a little extra fuel. Torches stack in your pack, are cheap to buy in town, and can be crafted by the Smith — or you can trade the off-hand slot for a light-emitting weapon or piece of armor that never runs out.

Liminal Death

When killed, real players enter a 5-minute liminal state rather than dying immediately. During this window you appear as a ghost (†) and can move — but not fight. You have three ways out: run back to your corpse to recover your gold and 25% HP; have another player reach your corpse carrying a Scroll or Amulet of Resurrection to raise you there; or give up and recall (you keep your life but forfeit the dropped gold). If the timer expires, you die fully.

Inventory & Storage

You carry items in a personal inventory and can deposit gold into storage at the chest in Dreary Castle. Vault gold never drops on death — only carried gold is at risk. With a saved account, the chest also has a shared section that every character on your account can reach: put an item there with SHARE and take it out on another character (soul-bound items stay with you). Stacks of the same material combine automatically. Equipment goes into named slots (weapon, shield, body, head, etc.). DISCARD destroys an item for good; a soul-bound item can only be discarded as a spare (when you hold another copy), so you never lose your last one.

Pack mule. Garveth at the stable in Dreary Castle hires out a pack mule (150 gold). She follows you from zone to zone, comes back with you after you log out, and carries extra gear (soul-bound items stay with you). Bump her and she steps aside; open her packs from the "Pack mule" line in your inventory while she is close. She will not start a fight, but she kicks anything attacking you. Bump Garveth to stable her or take her out again. If she dies, her load waits on her body, or your next mule brings it.

Gathering

Equip an axe to harvest TREE tiles for wood; equip a pickaxe to mine ROCK tiles for stone, ore, and gems. Tool tier matters — a basic axe harvests basic wood, a master axe unlocks better materials. Gathering respawns over time. Find tool recipes at the Smith in Coastal Village.

Crafting

Three craftspeople live in Coastal Village: the Smith (weapons and armor), the Tanner (leather gear), and the Shaman (potions and magical items). Bump into them to open the crafting panel. Most recipes require materials you gather or buy. High-tier recipes unlock as you level.

Magical Items

Magical items arrive unidentified — you see a generic disguise name until identified. The Keeper in Dreary Castle can identify items for a fee. Alternatively, use a Scroll of Identify. Cursed items can be un-cursed by the Keeper or via a Scroll of Remove Curse. A cursed item cannot be unequipped until the curse is lifted.

Ecology

Creatures live their own lives. Predators hunt the animals they prey on when they are hungry and can see them; prey runs from a predator that is chasing it. Den animals go home to rest after a meal or a failed hunt, so a den nearby means its owner is never far away. Nocturnal creatures see further at night and less by day; other animals turn skittish after dark. In winter bears sleep and hungry predators range further; in spring the young appear beside their parents (weaker than adults, gone by summer). Hunters also wander between neighbouring zones, and some migrate only in certain seasons. Many undead shy away from a lit torch or campfire at night.

Faiths

The world has twelve faiths, each tied to a people and a faction. You begin to follow one by completing its quests: each earns favour with that faith, and your first favour is written into your chronicle. At 100 favour you carry its mark; at higher favour it teaches you devotion abilities, which go straight onto your hotbar. Greeting a faith’s shrine grants a short blessing (better defence and regeneration), longer if you carry its sacred relic. Favour is kept separately for each faith. At level 45 with 300 favour you may stand beside the faith’s seat and /ascend as its living god: one per faith on the whole server, and one god title per player (/abdicate to give it up).

Afflictions

Some creatures carry disease in their bite. Lycanthropy takes hold at the next nightfall and returns every night after, with extra strength until dawn. Vampirism lets your blows drain life, but daylight drains you. Mummy rot eats away at your health until it runs its course. Each has a cure: scrolls, salves and cloths sold or found in the world, and people who know how to lift a curse. A rare few players may find themselves walking as the undead: the sun burns them, the living greet them very differently, and the way back is not simple.

Languages & Lore Books

Common is spoken everywhere, and nine languages exist in all. Some races start knowing one more; others are taught by people in the world, usually through a quest (a letter of introduction helps). Knowing a language lets you read books written in it, where you would otherwise see only a few locked pages or a note about the script, and lets some people say more to you. Over a hundred readable books are scattered through chests and libraries; everything you read is kept in your chronicle.

Trust & the Chronicle

Bump into a person to talk. Each day you come back and greet them, their trust in you grows a little (once a day per person, so it takes real visits over time), from stranger to acquaintance, trusted, confidant and close, and each step unlocks things they would not have said before. Press J to open your chronicle: every line people have told you, your faith milestones and the books you have read.

Companions

A bond scroll calls a companion to your side: a wolf, bear, crow, hippogriff, wyvern, skeleton, risen knight, wraith or dragon. You keep one at a time; if it falls, it needs a minute before it can return. Give it orders with /guard, /stay, /passive, /attack and /dismiss. Rangers train their beasts faster and at level 30 can call a second wolf for a while. Necromancers raise their own servant instead: a skeleton, later a grave knight, and finally a lich.

Fishing & Cooking

Use a fishing rod beside open water (not frozen water). Better rods catch the rarer local fish, and the rarest bite more at night and dawn. Light a campfire with one wood, or find a fire already burning, and cook raw food beside it. Food heals; the finer dishes also restore health over time or give a short boost. A campfire also heals your whole party while you rest by it.

Stealth, Locks & Secret Doors

Press G to sneak: creatures see you from shorter range and take longer to notice you, but you cannot sneak while carrying a light. A Cloak of Invisibility hides you completely from all but those who can see the unseen. Lockpicks open locked doors (a master lockpick for reinforced ones); a failed attempt breaks the pick, and a few gates need their own key. Press F to search: it reveals hidden doors within your light, and pressing it again beside one hides it again.

Flight & Heights

Winged boots or a scroll of levitation let you fly over lava, chasms, deep water and the tops of trees (never through walls or rock). Where the world is stacked, with mountains above and caves below, press < to rise through open sky to the level above and > to sink to the one below. If your flight runs out over open air you fall to the ground beneath and take damage for each level you drop.

Trade & Duels

Shift + move into another player to open a trade. Players cannot attack each other outside a duel: challenge someone with /duel. A duel ends at 1 HP, not in death, and duels are ranked.

The Two Moons & World Events

Silvara, bright and slow, and Umara, dim and fast, cross the sky on their own cycles, and the world changes under them. Watch for nights when both are full together, and for the rarer days when the sun goes dark. Dozens of world events can break out across the whole world at once.

Traveling Companions

Six named adventurers populate the world alongside real players — hunting, camping, forming parties, and commenting on their surroundings. They are not bots with scripted paths; they make decisions the same way the AI system controls all creatures. Which companions appear first rotates each server session.

Name	Class	Personality
Aldric	Warrior (Dwarf)	Terse and professional. Economy of words. Respects competence.
Mira	Cleric (Half-Elf)	Enthusiastic, exclamatory. Genuinely excited about nearly everything.
Fenwick	Rogue (Dark Elf)	Dry and sardonic. Observational humor. Rarely impressed.
Sera	Mage (Human)	Full-caps excitement and all-caps fear. Zero filter.
Oswin	Warrior (Sylvan Elf)	Stoic, speaks in fragments. Says the essential thing and stops.
Lira	Necromancer (Dark Elf)	Formal and scholarly. Precise vocabulary. Occasionally condescending.