A Fletta gem is compressed Fletta energy.
In the world of Karos, the Fletta Gems are used
in many different items.

By bringing Fletta Gem Shards and other materials to certain town NPCs, players can create powerful Fletta Gem armours and weapons. These special items:

1. 1. Are available to all classes and levels
2. 2. Have six grades, from D (starter grade) to SS, and can be
   upgraded using Fletta Gem Shards
3. 3. Provide a stat bonus which is comparable to items that can
   be purchased at the player’s level
   (this bonus does not stack and cannot be customized)
4. 4. Change in appearance automatically to suit the character’s class
   and level
5. 5. Can be traded between players
6. The materials to make Fletta Gem Items can be received as quest
   rewards, looted from monsters and found through mining and fishing.

Fletta points automatically accumulate in the course of fighting monsters. The player can then choose what to do with these points:

1. 1. Spend them to enhance the character’s attributes
2. 2. Save them, to receive a Blessing that boosts experience ? the more
   points you have saved, the higher the xp bonus
3. 3. Use them to execute powerful high-level skills
   (once the character has reached the appropriate level and specialization)

Mining is an activity that complements hunting and questing. Through Mining, you can collect Fletta Gem shards and other materials that are useful in item creation, customization and trade skills. Various types of gems and ore can also be found throughout Asmara, and these are valuable crafting components that can be combined with other materials to create items with the help of certain town NPCs.

Through Fishing, you can collect crafting materials as well as special items that can be used to gamble with the Fishmonger. Turn in clams to receive a random item, gamble your goldfish for Fletta Gem shards, or risk clams for the chance at rewards in a game of Karlotto!

Summoned from a piece of beautiful shoulder armour, your Holy Creature will help you travel through Asmara with speed and style. You can earn one as a quest reward, buy one from the merchant in town, or perhaps loot from defeated monsters.

All players of level 10 and above may kill and be killed by other players. At level 10, the PK button on your player interface becomes usable. When the PK button is on, you are able to target other players for combat; turning it off will ensure that you don’t accidentally enter combat when you don’t wish to (while hunting, for instance).

Player-killing in Karos Online is guided by a Moral Value system. If you kill players, your Moral Value Score (shown on your character bar) will decline. If you engage in PK a lot, your MV score might fall to a point where you start incurring penalties: town guards will attack you on sight, your access to shops is restricted, you may drop items when killed and earn less experience. However, killing monsters and players of low Moral Value will increase your MV score and remove these penalties.

A guild war begins when a guild master declares war on another guild, and the master of the target guild accepts the challenge. At that point, members of both guilds are free to fight each other without incurring Moral Value penalties.

In Karos Online, mines are resource control points that are highly sought after by guilds. When a guild has won control of a mine, its members have exclusive rights to mine for Fletta there. The controlling guild’s leader manages the quality of the Fletta produced by the mine, and decides when it will become vulnerable to attack by contenders (within four to seven days).

• [Before Selecting a Target]
• [After Selecting a Target]

To initiate combat, a player needs to first find a target. Players can select a desired target using
either of the two methods below.

1. 1. Left mouse click on target : Available targets (PC, NPC, Monster, Object)
2. 2. By pressing the TAB key on the keyboard : Automatically select the target (Monster) nearest to the player
3. 3. The selected target displays a special effect at the bottom providing a visual aid as shown in the picture to the right. Information about the selected target is displayed on the upper middle section of the screen.

There are three ways to initiate combat.

1. 1. Double click the left mouse button.
2. 2. Press the tilde (~) key.
3. 3. Click the right mouse button.

Combat ends when the HP (Hit Points) of either party is reduced to zero
as a result of receiving damage and that party dies.

Combat mode, in which the character readies his or her weapon, ends
when the character does not engage in offensive action for some time
after the initiation of combat. In normal mode, the character sheathes
his or her weapon. Players can enter normal mode manually by pressing
the 'Z' key.