📑Item

Main database of every item in the game: name, size, requirements, and base stats. The file is divided into 16 sections (0 to 15), each representing an item category. Each category has a slightly different set of stat columns between the item name and the requirement fields.

Columns present in every section (before the stats)

Column	Accepted values	Description
Type	Number, sequential within the section	Together with the section number, forms the item code.
Slot	Number, or *	Equipment slot used by the item. * = the item cannot be equipped (it stays in the inventory, like a potion or scroll). Common values: 0 right hand, 1 left hand/bow, 2 helm, 3 armor, 4 pants, 5 gloves, 6 boots, 7 wings, 8 pet.
Skill	Number	Skill or effect activated by the item (for example, a weapon skill). 0 = none.
Width / Height	Number, in inventory slots	Item size in the inventory/warehouse grid.
HaveSerial	0 or 1	Whether the item receives a unique serial number when created (used for anti-duplication tracking).
HaveOption	0 or 1	Whether the item can receive options (Excellent, Ancient/Set, Socket, +Level, etc.).
DropItem	0 or 1	Whether the item can be dropped on the ground, traded, or sold normally.
Name	Text enclosed in quotes	Item name.

Section-specific columns (between Name and the requirements)

Section	Category	Section-specific columns
0	Swords	Level, DamageMin, DamageMax, AttackSpeed, Durability, MagicDurability, MagicDamageRate
1	Axes	(same columns as Section 0)
2	Maces / Scepters	(same columns as Section 0)
3	Spears	(same columns as Section 0)
4	Bows / Crossbows (includes arrows and bolts as separate items)	(same columns as Section 0)
5	Staffs / Sticks / Spell Books	(same columns as Section 0)
6	Shields	Level, Defense, DefenseSuccessRate, Durability
7	Helms	Level, Defense, MagicDefense, Durability
8	Armors	Level, Defense, MagicDefense, Durability
9	Pants	Level, Defense, MagicDefense, Durability
10	Gloves	Level, Defense, AttackSpeed, Durability
11	Boots	Level, Defense, WalkSpeed, Durability
12	Wings / Capes	Level, Defense, Durability, ReqLevel, ReqEnergy, ReqStrength, ReqDexterity, ReqLeadership, BuyMoney (custom format, without None or ReqVitality—see notes)
13	Pets / Mounts	Level, Durability, Resistance1, Resistance2, Resistance3, Resistance4, Resistance5, Resistance6, Resistance7
14	Potions / Consumables	Value, Level (minimal format—no requirements or class restrictions; see notes)
15	Summoning Scrolls	Level, ReqLevel, ReqEnergy, BuyMoney (custom format; see notes)

Final columns (requirements and classes)

Applies to Sections 0–11 and 13 only. Sections 12, 14, and 15 use their own layouts (see the table above and the notes).

Column	Accepted values	Description
ReqLevel	Number	Minimum level required to equip the item.
ReqStrength	Number	Minimum Strength required.
ReqDexterity	Number	Minimum Dexterity required.
ReqEnergy	Number	Minimum Energy required.
ReqVitality	Number	Minimum Vitality required.
ReqLeadership	Number	Minimum Leadership required (Dark Lord).
None	Number	Present in the file but ignored by the game—see notes.
DW / DK / FE / MG / DL / SU / RF	0, 1, or 2	Class requirement: 0 = this class cannot equip the item. 1 = available starting from the 1st class advancement. 2 = available only from the 2nd class advancement.

Notes

• The None column (between ReqLeadership and the class columns) is parsed, but its value is never stored or used. It is effectively a dead column that exists only for file compatibility. This applies to Sections 0–11 and 13. Sections 12, 14, and 15 do not include this column.

• For weapons (Sections 0–5), whether the weapon is one-handed or two-handed is determined automatically from its width (Width >= 2 = two-handed weapon). There is no separate column for this.

• Section 14 (Potions/Consumables) is the simplest format: after the item name, it contains only Value (shop value) and Level. There are no requirements or class restrictions, so every class can use these items.

• In Section 15 (Summoning Scrolls), the scroll's attack damage is not stored in a column. The server calculates it automatically from the Level (DamageMin = Level, DamageMax = Level + Level / 2).

• Ammunition items (arrows and bolts in Section 4) and the Custom ... Test items follow the normal format of their section, but they typically have HaveSerial, HaveOption, and DropItem set to 0.