Social guide

Open Social → Friends to share your friend code, find another player and send or respond to a request. Requests must be accepted before the friend relationship is established. The client exposes profile inspection, visit controls and friend-management actions; Steam friends require the game to be opened through Steam. Current online status and the request list come from the server.

Friendship has four native age thresholds. These tiers describe the relationship duration; no combat-stat bonus is asserted for reaching one. A friend’s House can be visited using its supported code or visit controls. Direct item offers and money transfers use the Market rules, including its unlock, fees and eligibility; a friendship alone does not bypass them.

The Bazaar exchanges personal Seals for identity cosmetics. The 56-product static catalog contains 14 crest symbols, 6 crest shapes, 6 crest patterns, 11 crest colors, 13 profile frames and 6 titles. Each purchase checks that the item exists, is not already owned and that the Seal balance covers its cost.

Frames and titles are validated against their product type before equipping. A clan crest can combine owned shape, pattern, symbol and two distinct colors; clan identity changes also need the proper clan role. Hunt contributions supply personal Seals, while the Vault stores separate Seals for the shared hall. The Market uses gold or crystals, not these Bazaar prices.

The tables show the installed Seal prices. Color swatches below use the native hex colors; crest shapes, frames and symbols are drawn by the game’s identity system, so no replacement illustrations are presented as their native appearance.

Use this price table to compare every native product without opening separate detail pages. Symbols, shapes, patterns and colors modify a clan crest; frames and titles modify the account’s displayed identity. Buying an item twice is rejected by the client’s ownership check. All amounts use personal Seals, with actual purchase availability and account ownership supplied online.

The eye control in Ranking hides your Steam name throughout the game in 0.8.1, rather than only on the Ranking screen. Other players see Anonymous player, including in announcements that would otherwise show your Steam name.

Online → Ranking has four families. PvE tracks progression and related combat records; PvP includes points, wins, losses and win rate; House compares social house records; Clans compares shared clan records such as hunt progress. Use the selected board and its filters when comparing players rather than treating these as one universal power score.

PvP points, wins and losses require at least one fight; the rate board requires 10 fights. Season reward eligibility separately requires 10 fights. Upper-league cuts depend on the ranked population. Current positions, ties and filters are server data; this static wiki does not display a live ranking. Arena explains league thresholds and Beast hunt explains clan contributions.

Online → Mail receives team letters, updates and supported reward messages. Select a letter to read it; the interface can mark letters as read. Reading a letter and claiming its gift are separate actions. Attached gifts can contain gold, XP and item rewards; claim availability and any expiry belong to that letter’s server data, so there is no universal expiry duration stated here.

The client applies an accepted gift through its online claim flow and tracks the letter identity. Wait for the confirmed reward after claiming; unread status is not a second unclaimed reward. Colossus medals can send their chest rewards by Mail. Market purchases and cancelled-listing returns instead use Market Inbox.

Mail and rankings require online mode. If connection is lost, the client reconnects those views when the connection returns. See Updates for this wiki’s local version history.