Economy and hunting

Base normal and Master EXP are both 500×. Party, event and blessing bonuses can increase the experience you earn.

A progression economy

Ordinary equipment comes from hunting and NPC shops. Jewels support upgrades and trading; Excellent rewards come from earned boxes and bosses. Zen pays for resets, travel, repairs and crafting. WCoin remains a separate currency: reset fees do not consume it.

New original-class characters start with 10,000 Zen and ordinary +3 starter equipment that lasts two hours.

Zen, NPC resale and chat protection

Ordinary chat costs 100 Zen and has a three-second account cooldown. Global /post costs 10,000 Zen and has a fifteen-second cooldown. A message rejected by the advertising filter or cooldown costs nothing.

NPC jewel resale ceilings per unit: Chaos 10,000, Bless 30,000, Soul 20,000, Life 100,000, Creation 80,000, Guardian 150,000 Zen. Their 10/20/30 packs use the same unit ceiling multiplied by quantity. A lower original NPC sale price remains lower.

Weapon, armour, ring and pendant resale is capped using item tier, upgrade level and Excellent option count: 5,000 + 500 × base drop level + 5,000 × upgrade level + 10,000 × Excellent options, with an absolute 500,000 Zen ceiling. This replaces excessive resale growth; it does not change purchase, repair or Chaos Machine valuation.

Zen income varies with monster level, kill rate, party and active bonuses.

Other-server advertising is checked in game chat and public forum posts, including edits. Forum writes share a cooldown. Official DMG-MU links, supported emoji and item links remain supported.

Reset costs

Level 400 is required. The bands below use your reset count before resetting; existing stat-point progression is retained.

Loot and event access

Golden Box of Kundun I–V retain their tiered equipment pools and now award an item instead of the old Zen alternative. Their Excellent preset rolls one or two options. Kundun awards three Excellent items. Other boss pools retain their individual rewards; not every boss drops the same tier.

Blood Castle, Devil Square and Illusion Temple entrances use the original level bands and ticket combinations. Double Goer uses Sign of Dimensions.

Jewel and ingredient drops depend on the monster’s loot rules and the items available in its reward pool.

Aethran loot progression

12 weapons · 15 four-piece armour collections · 12 skill/buff orbs. All 84 items have native monster-level eligibility. The 72 weapons and armour pieces also join tier-appropriate boss, box and event equipment pools. Nine original orbs additionally have registered bag routes; the three PvP orbs currently follow ordinary hunting routes. Each item follows a comparable original equipment tier; the highest equipment does not appear in every low-tier box.

Rewards remain random and share their pool with existing equipment. Configured reward counts, group weights and currency amounts are retained. Item levels, Excellent rolls and any duration follow the source bag's rules; this is not a guaranteed full-option reward.

All twelve Aethran orbs follow ordinary hunting level windows, including Rift Jab, Astral Skewer and Crown Shatter. The three wing tiers remain Chaos Machine crafting rewards, following the original wing progression rather than being added to ordinary loot bags.

Monster-level windows determine which items can drop. A monster meeting the level requirement may still have a different reward pool.

Find your hunting spot

130 dedicated solo/party spots across 26 hunting maps. Eight monsters per solo spot; party spots hold twelve. NPCs and event rooms are preserved. Trade maps, PvP arenas and quest-only rooms are not converted into farming maps.

Minimap legend: green — solo, cyan — party, red — boss zone. Hover a marker for monster level, count and coordinates. Boss zones show configured locations, not whether a boss is currently alive.