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Commands

We offer a variety of convenient commands to our players, so you can focus on what matters – having fun.

Using Commands

Type commands in the chat window. Most commands start with @ symbol.

Information Commands

Command Description
@ii / @iteminfo Find information on a certain item
@mi / @mobinfo / @monsterinfo Find information on a certain mob
@time / @date / @servertime Check the date and time on the server
@whereis Tells you where a monster spawns and how many
@whodrops Tells you what monster drops the item ID/name you search for
@rates Tells the experience rates of the server
@commands Shows the list of commands
@exp Tells what level(s) your character has and at what % experience
@staff / @stafflist Gives a list of staff members
@showzeny Shows zeny earned from selling to NPCs

Usage Examples

@whereis Poring
@whodrops 607
@ii Forsaken King's Token
@mi Ghostring

Action Commands

Command Description
@go Takes you to a city spawn point
@warp / @rura Warp to a map
@autoloot Pick up all items, or items under a certain % range
@ali / @alootid Autoloot a single item
@storage Store and remove items in your account storage
@request Sends a request to any GM online

Usage Examples

@go 0          (Prontera)
@autoloot 100  (Auto-loot all items)
@ali 607       (Auto-loot Yggdrasil Berry)
@request I need help with a stuck character

Map Warping

Use @go followed by a number to warp to major cities. Type @go alone to see available locations.

Autoloot Commands

Autolooting helps you pick up items automatically without clicking.

@autoloot          (Toggle on/off)
@autoloot 100      (Loot all items)
@autoloot 10       (Loot items 10% or rarer)
@ali 607           (Autoloot Yggdrasil Berry)
@ali +607          (Add item to autoloot list)
@ali -607          (Remove item from autoloot list)
@ali clear         (Clear autoloot list)
@ali               (Show current autoloot list)

Finding Item IDs

Use @ii <item name> to find the item ID for autoloot commands.

Command Description
@at / @autotrade Leave a shop open but go offline
@noask Automatically refuses all deals, party requests, and guild requests

Autotrade Safety

When using @autotrade, make sure your prices are correct. You cannot cancel once you go offline.

Command Description
@duel Duels another player
@accept Accepts a duel
@invite Invite a player to a duel
@leave Leaves a duel
@reject Rejects a duel

Duel Usage

@duel PlayerName       (Challenge a player)
@accept                (Accept duel invitation)
@reject                (Decline duel invitation)

Misc. Commands

Command Description
@aw / @away Sets an automatic away message for if someone PMs you
@changegm When you are the Guild Leader, this will change who leads the guild
@hominfo / @homstats If you have a homunculus, tells you homunculus status
@homtalk Have your homunculus talk
@pettalk Have your pet talk
@showexp Shows experience gained when killing a monster (when turned on)

Usage Examples

@aw I'm AFK, back in 10 minutes
@homtalk Hello everyone!
@pettalk *woof*
@showexp               (Toggle on/off)

Essential Commands for New Players

Start with These

  1. @go 0 - Warp to Prontera (main city)
  2. @storage - Access your storage anywhere
  3. @autoloot 100 - Auto-pickup all drops
  4. @whereis <monster> - Find where monsters spawn
  5. @whodrops <item> - Find what drops an item
  6. @request <message> - Contact GMs for help

Command Categories

Perfect for researching items, monsters, and drops:
@ii - Item information
@mi - Monster information
@whereis - Monster spawn locations
@whodrops - What drops an item

Make your life easier:
@go - Quick travel
@storage - Storage access
@autoloot - Auto-pickup items
@ali - Item-specific autoloot

Interact with other players:
@duel - Challenge others
@aw - Away message
@noask - Refuse requests
@request - Contact GMs

Getting Help

Need Assistance?

  • Type @commands in-game to see all available commands
  • Use @staff to see online Game Masters
  • Use @request <message> to contact GMs directly
  • Visit the Help Desk at @go 25

Additional Resources