Eligium Game Guide: 

Basic system

1. Beginner's Guide

Starting the Game – Eligium PH

1. Double click the Eligium PH icon which can be found in your Desktop.

2. On the left side of the Eligium Launcher, you will see a server list. 

3. Double click the select server then you will see a drop down menu list. You may choose between Dalius or Oriel (Both are PVP servers).



4. Double click on the desire server. Game Launcher will automatically update your game client if necessary. Click “Play”, to enter the game and then you may login your game accounts.

Character Interface

1. Character Name- This indicates the character’s chosen name.
2. Character Portrait- This displays the character’s portrait.
3. Class Icon- This indicated what the class is of the chosen character.
4. Character Level- This displays the character’s current level.
5. Heath Bar- This displays the current health percentage of the player.
6. Mana Bar – This displays the current mana percentage of the player.
7. PVP Status- This indicates whether the player is in peaceful mode or aggressive mode.
8. Character Evaluation Indicator – This will display the character’s current evaluation and will also suggest the best suitable equipment for them.
9. Line indicator- This will display on which line the character is playing.

Character Data Interface

1. Faction Indicator- Shows the current faction of the character.
2. Class Tier Indicator- Shows the current class tier of the character.
3. Level Indicator- Shows the current level of the character.
4. Headgear Equipment Slot
5. Necklace Equipment Slot
6. Charm Equipment Slot
7. Shoulder Equipment Slot
8. Crest Equipment Slot
9. Armor Equipment Slot
10. Mount Slot
11. Pet Slot
12. Main Weapon Slot
13. Off-Hand Slot
14. Gathering Equipment Slot
15. Costume Slot
16. Headgear Costume Slot- not yet implemented
17. Ring Equipment Slot 1
18. Ring Equipment Slot 2
19. Boots Equipment Slot
20. Legguads Equipment Slot
21. Belt Equipment Slot
22. Gloves Equipment Slot

Skill User Interface

Combat Tab- This tab displays the current skills of the chosen class and the corresponding tier for the skills.

Profession Tab- This tab displays the available professions in-game which can be learned by players.

Basic Action Tab- This displays basic actions from targeting to attacking to picking up an item.

SYSTEM SETTINGS
Players can access the system settings tab by pressing the Escape button. The system settings tab will help players customize their graphics or change their character in-game. It also has an account binding feature which will be explained in the future.

The system consists of the following buttons which will be explained accordingly:

1. The Game Settings Button- This will help players customize the graphics and sound quality of the game.
   
   

2. Interface Button- This tab lets players customize the actual interface, from the name to cinematic trailers; players have the option to turn these interfaces on or off.

3. Hotkey Search- Players with a more advanced playing style most likely customize their buttons. This tab will help customize their button preference to their liking.
   
   
   
   
   

4. Account Binding- This will be explained in the future.
5. Line Selection- This button will help the players choose their preferred line connection. Some events are only present in line 2.

6. Character Selection- This will automatically send you to the character selection page.
7. Login Interface- This will automatically send you to the login page if you want to play another account.
8. Exit Game- Automatically closes the game.
9. Return to Game- Returns to current status in-game.

A mount allows players to travel the world of Eligium quickly and conveniently. Eligium has a unique and interesting mount-rearing system, with more features on the way.

Obtaining a Mount

Players will get a free mount egg after reaching level 20 and completing a quest. Special mounts can be acquired from in-game events or sold in the item mall.
 

The reward of this quest:

The Evolution of Mounts

Hatching a Mount Egg

A player who has reached level 20 can start hatching an equipped Mount Egg. The Hatching Period will take 50 minutes (some mounts have 125 minutes hatching period) which can be shortened to 5 minutes by using a special item – a Mount Egg Catalyst. A larva (or “fledging”) will emerge from the hatched egg.
Mount Egg Catalyst

Basic Hatch duration of a mount egg.


By using the Mount Egg Catalyst, the duration will be reduced to 5 minutes.

Larval Period
When the egg hatches, the larva of a mount will appear and enter the second phase. While it cannot be ridden yet, you can equip the Larva in the mount slot to get stat bonuses.




When the hungry rate reaches 30% or less (3/10), you need to feed your mount. You can find your mount’s food by using the Mount button in the Inventory interface. The food used must be appropriate to the current stage.
The larval period is very important for the mount, as the mount’s talents and growth are determined within this stage. All the stats bonuses are randomly given, so if you are lucky enough, you can end up with a considerable amount of bonuses.
A mount has three Basic Talents. There is also a chance for it to learn a Hidden Talent during its growth.
Basic Talent: Maximum HP
Basic Talent: Maximum MP
Basic Talent: Maximum Physical Damage
The 3rd basic talent of the mount will always be Maximum Physical Damage for classes who deal physical damage (Warriors, Hunters and Monks); while the 3rd basic talent for casting classes (Mages and Druids) will be Maximum Magical Damage. Whether or not the mount will learn a hidden talent is completely random, as well as the type of the talent it will learn. The value of the hidden talents is randomly determined upon acquiring the hidden talent.
A larva will go through 10 stages during its Maturation Period. Players must feed the fledgling mount to help the mount grow. Different stages require different types and amounts of food. A larva begins with a Satisfaction Level of 100%. Once it is equipped, the Satisfaction Level will decrease over time. Only mounts with a 30%(3/10) or less Satisfaction Level can be fed (players can accelerate this process with the use of Immature Digestive).



There are three feeding periods; each of these periods require different types of mount food.


Stage 1 to 4: Junior Magic Powder

Stage 5 to 7: Intermediate Magic Powder

Stage 8 to 10: Senior Magic Powder

Again, different stages require different types/amounts of food. When a larval mount levels up, its basic talents will improve and it also has a chance to learn a hidden talent (there is one possible hidden talent for each of the mounts). Players can increase the chances in which a mount learns a hidden talent with an Immature Wisdom Potion.

With an Immature Amplification Potion, the stat growth rate of a leveled up mount is increased.

When the Satisfaction Level reaches 0, all the stats bonuses gained from the mount will not be applied to the character, and the mount cannot be unequipped.
If a player is not satisfied with the talents that first emerged in their mount, they can always use a Regression Enzyme. This item can reset the levels and talents of a mount. Players can restart the Larval Period again and again until they raise a mount that they like.
Mature Mount

Maturation Period:
When a mount matures, players can finally say goodbye to hiking and enjoy the rest of their adventure together with their mount! No more talents can be learned during this period. As with the Larval Period, a mature mount will gain additional stat bonuses when it levels up, and these stats are given randomly (sometimes just only a few points). Only an equipped adult mount can gain Experience when its master kills monsters.
An adult mount has Stamina. When it levels up, some stamina points will be used. If Stamina reaches 0, no stat bonuses will be applied to the player. Stamina can also be replenished with food. As with the Satisfaction Level, only a mount with 30% or less Stamina can be fed.
Different Mounts In-game