Potency: 

Potency is one of the most important parts of this game.  It is what determines your overall power.  It is difficult to win in battles against players with significantly higher potencies than your own.  The potency system is based off of a set of rules:
1. Base Potency = Your Level.  You gain 1 base potency every time you level up.  All other rules of potency involve “Extra Potency”
2. Equipment Quality = Quality of your equipment can give you potency.

All equipment refined or better = +1
All equipment unique or better = +3

All equipment elite or better = +4

All equipment super = +5

3. Equipment Bonus = Extra Potency equal to the lowest bonus of your equipment.
4. Sockets = +1 bonus for every socket.  +1 bonus for amber.  +3 bonus for refined amber.  +5 bonus for super amber.  +1 bonus for any super gems embedded.
5. Equipment Level = If all your equipment is at the highest level you can use, any extra potency from your equipment is doubled.
6. Eudemon Stars = For every star your summoned or converged eudemons have, you gain +1 potency.

7. eudemons ranking=

how to check the ranking?

Warriors vs. Mages: 

Warriors:

Pros: Great damage, awesome defense, powerful PvP skills
Cons: Difficult to level at higher levels, cannot normally hit more than one target

Mages:

Pros: Attack from a distance, powerful XP skills that can be complimented by the normal skills, can get the most out of the online Training Grounds
Cons: Poor base attack and defense, poor in PvP until upper levels, almost needs a team until upper levels

Skills (non-XP): 
Warrior = Most of these skills are passive in that they will occur randomly during battle.  By using the skills many times you can make them do more damage or last longer.

WindChop (level 4) = Do extra damage.  Passive.

Whirlwind (level 14) = Damage all enemies within a 2 step radius.  Passive.

Enticement (level 22) = Entice enemies from surrounding area to come to your location.

Quadrachop (level 37) = Hit the enemy with 4 consecutive attacks.  Passive.

FireBlast (level 44) = Hit enemies from afar with a powerful blast.

FlyingChop (level 52) = Do large damage to nearby unit(s).

HexChop (level 66) = Hit the enemy with 6 consecutive attacks.  Passive.

ChainChop (level 73) = Hit the enemy 6 times in a row. 

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Mage = These skills are never passive.  By using the skills many times you can make them do more damage or last longer.

 

WindBeads (level 1) = Do minor damage to multiple units.

Fireball (level 13) = Do damage to a single unit.

Sneak (level 22) = Monsters will not detect you unless you attack them.

Tornado (level 37) = Damage all surrounding enemies.

Lightning (level 43) = Damage multiple units.
DamageHalved (level 49) = Half of your damage in battle transferred to your summoned eudemons.

SoulSeeker (level 55) = Take MP from dead monsters.

Invisibility (level 66) = Become completely invisible.

Thunder (level 73) = Severe damage.

Damage Transfer (level 79) = Transfer all damage from you to your summoned eudemons.

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Where u can get all the skills.??

Cronus = WindChop, Whirlwind, WindBeads, Fireball
ElvenCity = Enticement, Sneak

Gobi Desert = Quadruchop, FireBlast, Lightning, DamageHalved

Dark Marsh = HexChop, Thunder

Icyland/Island = Damage Transfer

Joans in Market = FlyingChop

Quests = FlyingChop, ChainChop, Tornado, Soul Seeker, Invisibility

Chatting:
There are multiple chat channels in this game.  Upon logging in they will all be open, but you can choose to only listen to 1 by clicking just below the scroll arrows for the chat menu.  You can speak in specific chat channels by clicking to the left of the chat entry space near the bottom left of the screen.

Tk = Normal talking.  People who are near you can hear you.
Ws = Whisper.  Between the chat channel button and the chat entry space you can input the name of a character and chat with that character no matter what map you’re on.

Fr = Friend.  Talk to anyone on your friend’s list, regardless of where you are.

Tm = Team.  If you have joined a Team you can talk to just your team members.

Lg = Legion.  If you have joined a Legion you can talk to just you legion members.

 

Equipment Quality: 

Equipment can be of 5 different qualities.  The quality of equipment can be upgraded using a RedStone or a Super RedStone. 

          
Ordinary (white) —> Refined (slight green shine) —> Unique (blue shine) —> Elite (red shine) —> Super (orange shine) 

Extra potency is awarded when all of the equipment is above ordinary quality.

All equipment Refined or better = +1 Potency

All equipment Unique or better = +3 Potency

All equipment Elite or better = +4 Potency

All equipment Super = +5 Potency and your character will shine 

Equipment Level: 

Equipment ranges in level.  You can only wear equipment that is your level or lower (A level 50 warrior cannot use a level 71 sword).  If all of your equipment is the highest level equipment you can wear, then any extra potency from your equipment is doubled.  Your equipment’s level can be upgraded with a VioletStone or a Super VioletStone.

 Equipment Bonus: 

Equipment can have a bonus from (+0) to (+12).  YellowStones can increase your equipment’s bonus.  Super YellowStones can increase a bonus from (+7) à (+8) and from (+8) à (+9).  You can upgrade you equipment’s bonus beyond +9 by speaking to Perez in Market.  Perez can help you upgrade your equipment beyond (+9) without the equipment’s bonus ever falling below (+9). 

Equipment Sockets: 

Equipment can sometimes have sockets, or sockets can be created during a successful upgrade (maximum of 2 sockets per equipment).  Gems can be embedded into sockets to make the equipment more powerful.  You receive +1 potency for every socket you equipment has.  In addition, for every super gem embedded in your equipment, you receive a +1 bonus to potency.