Player Attributes

If you fancy a change from your Melee class and would like to switch to a Magic, or a Crafter. Here is a tip, equip and mining pick or wood cutters axe, then select Point Allotment from the menu. Select Reassign, then click exit making sure that you do not set any new attributes. Start farming with whatever class you choose and check your Point Allotment from time to time; after a few minutes the "Reassign" option will be available again. Repeat this process until your starting attributes are visible. If you are unsure farm a little longer until the reassign option pops up again, note that this time your attributes in the left column will be the same as the right (see picture).

This means you have reached your base attributes, from here you can reset for your new class; and hopefully farmed some nice items in the downtime.

Macros & You

Ok so the UI is okay at best and nearly everything you do or want to do is buried in menu after menu.

Macros on the other hand can make switch weapons/classes much easier.

You can find the macros from the Main menu > Configuration > Macros.

Lots of space for making plenty of them and you have the choice of making one for either access from CTRL or ALT.

What can you do with a macro?

• Change Equipment
• Change Skills on the action bar
• /Dance your heart out

How do they work?

There is a short hand way of writing macros of the full/longer way. For example, you can equip your main hand weapon in one of the following ways:

/equip main "Weathered War Axe"

or

/equip "Main Hand" "Weathered War Axe"

Here are some examples that you can work from:

/equip main "Weapon Name"

/equip sub "Off Hand Weapon Name"

Action Bar (Syntax: /eaction [button number] [skill name])

/eaction 2 "Skill Name"

/eaction 3 "Trunksplitter"

Important Note

When making a macro make sure you spell Items and Skills as they are displayed including capitalisation.

Adventuring Footnote

Watch out for big meanie crabs...