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[[de:NPC]]

'''NPC''' (Non-Player Character) are all creatures or characters, which are not played by [[Player]]s. These inhabit the world of [[Freewar]] in large numbers.

Most of them exist to be killed, in order to get [[Experience|EP]], [[Gold]] and possibly [[Drop-Item|Dropitem]]s too. Some NPCs also play a role in [[Quest]]s.

If a NPC has been killed, it [[Respawn|respawns]] after a while and can again get attacked and killed.

You can find NPCs with totally different [[Attack Power|attack powers]], ranging from [[Shadow Weasel]]s or [[Hare]]s, which can be easily killed by a beginner without loosing no more than a [[Life Point]], to the [[Old Grotto Snake|Old Grotto Snake]], for which you should have a few hundred thousand [[Experience|EPs]].

Since 21 October 2006 some of the NPCs have their own image.

== NPC-Species ==
NPCs are not identical to each other. There are three different groups of NPCs.

=== Normal NPC ===
The normal NPC is the plainest form of NPCs. Usually they just have a few [[Life Point]]s and little [[Attack Power]]. They mostly drop a nice amount of [[Gold Coin|gold coins]]. Best known NPCs of this type are the [[Old Man]], the [[Silverfox]] or the [[Spirit of Pur Pur]].

You can only have fights to death with this kind of NPCs.

=== [[Unique-NPC]]s ===
A far more powerful type of NPCs is the Unique-NPC. Since these can only be [[Strike|strike]] by single strokes and they have a much higher [[Attack Power|attack power]] as well as a much higher number of [[Life Point]]s, it is advisable to fight them in a [[Party|party]], plus to weaken it by using [[Ranged weapon|ranged weapons]] in the first place.
Furthermore there can never exist two identical Unique-NPCs worldwide. The only exception is the [[Tower Spirit]], which can exists several times.

Many Unique-NPCs can move independently or defend themselves by incapacitating the player, poisoning him, etc.

=== [[Party-NPC]]s ===
The latest, but the most persistent generation of NPCs are the Party-NPCs. They call very high [[Attack Power|attack powers]] and huge numbers of [[Life Point]]s their own. These NPC's can '''only''' be harmed when killing them in a [[Party|party]]. Some of them are even immune to [[Ranged Weapons|ranged weapons]]. Just as the Unique-NPCs do, Party-NPCs are able to move independently or defend themselves.

However, it is mostly worth the trouble of killing one of those NPCs, since they might drop a desired [[Amulet|amulet]].

== EP-Output of NPCs ==
The output of [[Experience|EP]] in the case of a victory in a fight against a NPC ranges from 0 [[Experience|EP]], e.g. when killing the [[Jerodar Apprentice]], to as much as 20 [[Experience|EP]], when killing the [[Water Wraith]]. You will not get any [[Experience|EP]] when your amount of [[Experience|EP]]s is five times hight then your Academy-Limit and you can call least 5000 [[Experience|EP]] your own.

== Gold from NPCs ==
Each NPCs drops after its death a certain amount of [[Gold Coin|gold]]s, which ranged from 0 [[Gold Coin]]s (e.g. [[Rattlesnake]]) up to 200 [[Gold Coins]] (e.g. [[Father of Spineshot Hedgehogs]]). By learning the [[Skill|skill]] [[Plundering]] these amounts can be increased. The amount dropped by the NPC you are about to kill increases automatically, if the NPC is not killed for a certain period of time. In doing so a NPC can accumulate an amount of [[Gold Coins|gold]] as high as 10.000 [[Gold Coin]]s, if it was not killed for a month or so. There is a bonus of 500 [[Gold Coins]] rewarded as soon as the NPC was not killed for a day. This so-called golddropbonus is actually nothing more than "accumulated funds" of this NPC. However, some NPCs are excluded of this goldropbonus (have a look at [[Category:NPCs without Golddropbonus]]).

== How to ==
===Find NPCs===
NPCs can be found by using a [[Unified Soul Capsule]], a [[Great Soul Capsule]] or normal [[Soul Capsule]]s, a [[Soul Sphere]], [[Visions of the Mindless]], a [[Soul Pyramid]] or simply by walking around and looking for them.

===Evoke NPCs===
NPCs can be evoked by using a [[Lesser Summoning of the Mindless]] or a normal [[Summoning of the Mindless]], a [[Resurrection Mist]], a [[Greater Resurrection Mist]], a [[Global Resurrection Spell]], [[Beautiful Weather]], [[Local Resurrection Spell]], [[Greater Local Resurrection Spell]], [[Summoning Spell of Pironian]]s or the [[Skill]] [[Hunting]].

===Shrink NPCs ===
NPCs can be shrunken by using a [[Shrinking Spell]]. By doing so they will turn into [[Magical Item|magical items]], which will last as long as 7 days. Their durability can be extended once by using a [[Wand of Magic]] or a [[Wand of Greater Magic]]. In addition, their durability can be extended by feeding them with [[Pet Food]] or feeding them at the [[Feeding Trough|The Feeding Trough]] in the [[Valley of Ruins]], which provides again a durability of 7 days. You can feed your little pet as often as you want and you are yet again able to extend its durability by using a [[Wand of Magic]] or a [[Wand of Greater Magic]].
The shrinkage is either used to sell the shrunken NPC at the [[Slaughterhouse]] or for the fulfilment of a [[Quest:Firebird|quest]]. Nevertheless, some players might just shrink a NPC to keep it as a [[Pet|pet]].

== NPCs and quests ==
Concerning the worlds of Freewar, NPCs can play different roles.
For some quests you only need to bring a few [[Item|items]] to them in order to fulfil this quest. For other quests it is required to shrink that concerning NPC or to use a certain item to be able to make it move to a specific place. Plus, there are also NPCs, which can only be defeated by completing a quest in the first place, e.g. the [[Stone Colossus]].

== Location of NPCs ==
Almost all of the NPCs respawn at a ceratin place. Exceptations are some of the Unique- and Party-NPCs as well as a few of the normal NPCs. Those affected Unique- and Party-NPCs are able to move on their own, which is the reason why they do not have to be necessarily in a certain area all the time. Those few NPCs, who do not have their own place to respawn, are respawning randomly somewhere on the surface.

{| {{Prettytable|text-align:right;}} |
|- style="text-align:center;"
! colspan="2" | Affected NPCs
|-
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Marsupial Tiger]]
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Icebird]]
|-
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Earth Skelkos]]
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Earthbird]]
|-
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Firebird]]
| style="text-align:left;" | the [[Shadow Creatures|four Shadow Creatures]]
|-
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Treasure Hunter]]
| style="text-align:left;" | [[World Wanderer]]
|}

===See also===
* [[NPCs (List)]], a List of all NPCs, which will be updated regularly.
* [[:Category:NPCs]], where all NPCs are listed.
* [[Flora and Fauna]], the attempt to classify the animals and plants in the Freewar World

[[Category:NPCs|!NPC]]

NPC

2010-05-31T13:13:23Z

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{{IC|''Article needs more cosmetic and completing'' as it is ingame}}
{{TN}}

[[de:NPC]]

'''NPC''' (Non-Player Character) are all creatures or characters, which are not played by [[Player]]s. These inhabit the world of [[Freewar]] in large numbers.

Most of them exist to be killed, in order to get [[Experience|EP]], [[Gold]] and possibly [[Drop-Item|Dropitem]]s too. Some NPCs also play a role in [[Quest]]s.

If a NPC has been killed, it [[Respawn|respawns]] after a while and can again get attacked and killed.

You can find NPCs with totally different [[Attack Power|attack powers]], ranging from [[Shadow Weasel]]s or [[Hare]]s, which can be easily killed by a beginner without loosing no more than a [[Life Point]], to the [[Old Grotto Snake|Old Grotto Snake]], for which you should have a few hundred thousand [[Experience|EPs]].

Since 21 October 2006 some of the NPCs have their own image.

== NPC-Species ==
NPCs are not identical to each other. There are three different groups of NPCs.

=== Normal NPC ===
The normal NPC is the plainest form of NPCs. Usually they just have a few[[Life Point]]s and little [[Attack Power]]. They mostly drop a nice amount of [[Gold Coin|gold coins]]. Best known NPCs of this type are the [[Old Man]], the [[Silverfox]] or the [[Spirit of Pur Pur]].

You can only have fights to death with this kind of NPCs.

=== [[Unique-NPC]]s ===
A far more powerful type of NPCs is the Unique-NPC. Since these can only be [[Strike|strike]] by single strokes and they have a much higher [[Attack Power|attack power]] as well as a much higher number of [[Life Point]]s, it is advisable to fight them in a [[Party|party]], plus to weaken it by using [[Ranged weapon|ranged weapons]] in the first place.
Furthermore there can never exist two identical Unique-NPCs worldwide. The only exception is the [[Tower Spirit]], which can exists several times.

Many Unique-NPCs can move independently or defend themselves by incapacitating the player, poisoning him, etc.

=== [[Party-NPC]]s ===
The latest, but the most persistent generation of NPCs are the Party-NPCs. They call very high [[Attack Power|attack powers]] and huge numbers of [[Life Point]]s their own. These NPC's can '''only''' be harmed when killing them in a [[Party|party]]. Some of them are even immune to [[Ranged Weapons|ranged weapons]]. Just as the Unique-NPCs do, Party-NPCs are able to move independently or defend themselves.

However, it is mostly worth the trouble of killing one of those NPCs, since they might drop a desired [[Amulet|amulet]].

== EP-Output of NPCs ==
The output of [[Experience|EP]] in the case of a victory in a fight against a NPC ranges from 0 [[Experience|EP]], e.g. when killing the [[Jerodar Apprentice]], to as much as 20 [[Experience|EP]], when killing the [[Water Wraith]]. You will not get any [[Experience|EP]] when your amount of [[Experience|EP]]s is five times hight then your Academy-Limit and you can call least 5000 [[Experience|EP]] your own.

== Gold from NPCs ==
Each NPCs drops after its death a certain amount of [[Gold Coin|gold]]s, which ranged from 0 [[Gold Coin]]s (e.g. [[Rattlesnake]]) up to 200 [[Gold Coins]] (e.g. [[Father of Spineshot Hedgehogs]]). By learning the [[Skill|skill]] [[Plundering]] these amounts can be increased. The amount dropped by the NPC you are about to kill increases automatically, if the NPC is not killed for a certain period of time. In doing so a NPC can accumulate an amount of [[Gold Coins|gold]] as high as 10.000 [[Gold Coin]]s, if it was not killed for a month or so. There is a bonus of 500 [[Gold Coins]] rewarded as soon as the NPC was not killed for a day. This so-called golddropbonus is actually nothing more than "accumulated funds" of this NPC. However, some NPCs are excluded of this goldropbonus (have a look at [[Category:NPCs without Golddropbonus]]).

== How to ==
===Find NPCs===
NPCs can be found by using a [[Unified Soul Capsule]], a [[Great Soul Capsule]] or normal [[Soul Capsule]]s, a [[Soul Sphere]], [[Visions of the Mindless]], a [[Soul Pyramid]] or simply by walking around and looking for them.

===Evoke NPCs===
NPCs can be evoked by using a [[Lesser Summoning of the Mindless]] or a normal [[Summoning of the Mindless]], a [[Resurrection Mist]], a [[Greater Resurrection Mist]], a [[Global Resurrection Spell]], [[Beautiful Weather]], [[Local Resurrection Spell]], [[Greater Local Resurrection Spell]], [[Summoning Spell of Pironian]]s or the [[Skill]] [[Hunting]].

===Shrink NPCs ===
NPCs can be shrunken by using a [[Shrinking Spell]]. By doing so they will turn into [[Magical Item|magical items]], which will last as long as 7 days. Their durability can be extended once by using a [[Wand of Magic]] or a [[Wand of Greater Magic]]. In addition, their durability can be extended by feeding them with [[Pet Food]] or feeding them at the [[Feeding Trough|The Feeding Trough]] in the [[Valley of Ruins]], which provides again a durability of 7 days. You can feed your little pet as often as you want and you are yet again able to extend its durability by using a [[Wand of Magic]] or a [[Wand of Greater Magic]].
The shrinkage is either used to sell the shrunken NPC at the [[Slaughterhouse]] or for the fulfilment of a [[Quest:Firebird|quest]]. Nevertheless, some players might just shrink a NPC to keep it as a [[Pet|pet]].

== NPCs and quests ==
Concerning the worlds of Freewar, NPCs can play different roles.
For some quests you only need to bring a few [[Item|items]] to them in order to fulfil this quest. For other quests it is required to shrink that concerning NPC or to use a certain item to be able to make it move to a specific place. Plus, there are also NPCs, which can only be defeated by completing a quest in the first place, e.g. the [[Stone Colossus]].

== Location of NPCs ==
Almost all of the NPCs respawn at a ceratin place. Exceptations are some of the Unique- and Party-NPCs as well as a few of the normal NPCs. Those affected Unique- and Party-NPCs are able to move on their own, which is the reason why they do not have to be necessarily in a certain area all the time. Those few NPCs, who do not have their own place to respawn, are respawning randomly somewhere on the surface.

{| {{Prettytable|text-align:right;}} |
|- style="text-align:center;"
! colspan="2" | Affected NPCs
|-
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Marsupial Tiger]]
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Icebird]]
|-
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Earth Skelkos]]
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Earthbird]]
|-
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Firebird]]
| style="text-align:left;" | the [[Shadow Creatures|four Shadow Creatures]]
|-
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Treasure Hunter]]
| style="text-align:left;" | [[World Wanderer]]
|}

===See also===
* [[NPCs (List)]], a List of all NPCs, which will be updated regularly.
* [[:Category:NPCs]], where all NPCs are listed.
* [[Flora and Fauna]], the attempt to classify the animals and plants in the Freewar World

[[Category:NPCs|!NPC]]

NPC

2010-05-31T13:12:34Z

Marzipan:

{{IC|''Article needs more cosmetic and completing'' as it is ingame}}
{{TN}}

[[de:NPC]]

'''NPC''' (Non-Player Character) are all creatures or characters, which are not played by [[Player]]s. These inhabit the world of [[Freewar]] in large numbers.

Most of them exist to be killed, in order to get [[Experience|EP]], [[Gold]] and possibly [[Drop-Item|Dropitem]]s too. Some NPCs also play a role in [[Quest]]s.

If a NPC has been killed, it [[Respawn|respawns]] after a while and can again get attacked and killed.

You can find NPCs with totally different [[Attack Power|attack powers]], ranging from [[Shadow Weasel]]s or [[Hare]]s, which can be easily killed by a beginner without loosing no more than a [[Life Point]], to the [[Old Grotto Snake|Old Grotto Snake]], for which you should have a few hundred thousand [[Experience|EPs]].

Since 21 October 2006 some of the NPCs have their own image.

== NPC-Species ==
NPCs are not identical to each other. There are three different groups of NPCs.

=== Normal NPC ===
The normal NPC is the plainest form of NPCs. Usually they just have a few[[Life Point]]s and little [[Attack Power]]. They mostly drop a nice amount of [[Gold Coin|gold coins]]. Best known NPCs of this type are the [[Old Man]], the [[Silverfox]] or the [[Spirit of Pur Pur]].

You can only have fights to death with this kind of NPCs.

=== [[Unique-NPC]]s ===
A far more powerful type of NPCs is the Unique-NPC. Since these can only be [[Strike|strike]] by single strokes and they have a much higher [[Attack Power|attack power]] as well as a much higher number of [[Life Point]]s, it is advisable to fight them in a [[Party|party]], plus to weaken it by using [[Ranged weapon|ranged weapons]] in the first place.
Furthermore there can never exist two identical Unique-NPCs worldwide. The only exception is the [[Tower Spirit]], which can exists several times.

Many Unique-NPCs can move independently or defend themselves by incapacitating the player, poisoning him, etc.

=== [[Party-NPC]]s ===
The latest, but the most persistent generation of NPCs are the Party-NPCs. They call very high [[Attack Power|attack powers]] and huge numbers of [[Life Point]]s their own. These NPC's can '''only''' be harmed when killing them in a [[Party|party]]. Some of them are even immune to [[Ranged Weapons|ranged weapons]]. Just as the Unique-NPCs do, Party-NPCs are able to move independently or defend themselves.

However, it is mostly worth the trouble of killing one of those NPCs, since they might drop a desired [[Amulet|amulet]].

== EP-Output of NPCs ==
The output of [[Experience|EP]] in the case of a victory in a fight against a NPC ranges from 0 [[Experience|EP]], e.g. when killing the [[Jerodar Apprentice]], to as much as 20 [[Experience|EP]], when killing the [[Water Wraith]]. You will not get any [[Experience|EP]] when your amount of [[Experience|EP]]s is five times hight then your Academy-Limit and you can call least 5000 [[Experience|EP]] your own.

== Gold from NPCs ==
Each NPCs drops after its death a certain amount of [[Gold Coin|gold]]s, which ranged from 0 [[Gold Coin]]s (e.g. [[Rattlesnake]]) up to 200 [[Gold Coins]] (e.g. [[Father of Spineshot Hedgehogs]]). By learning the [[Skill|skill]] [[Plundering]] these amounts can be increased. The amount dropped by the NPC you are about to kill increases automatically, if the NPC is not killed for a certain period of time. In doing so a NPC can accumulate an amount of [[Gold Coins|gold]] as high as 10.000 [[Gold Coin]]s, if it was not killed for a month or so. There is a bonus of 500 [[Gold Coins]] rewarded as soon as the NPC was not killed for a day. This so-called golddropbonus is actually nothing more than "accumulated funds" of this NPC. However, some NPCs are excluded of this goldropbonus (have a look at [[Category:NPCs without Golddropbonus]]).

== How to ==
===shrink NPCs===
NPCs can be found by using a [[Unified Soul Capsule]], a [[Great Soul Capsule]] or normal [[Soul Capsule]]s, a [[Soul Sphere]], [[Visions of the Mindless]], a [[Soul Pyramid]] or simply by walking around and looking for them.

===evoke NPCs===
NPCs can be evoked by using a [[Lesser Summoning of the Mindless]] or a normal [[Summoning of the Mindless]], a [[Resurrection Mist]], a [[Greater Resurrection Mist]], a [[Global Resurrection Spell]], [[Beautiful Weather]], [[Local Resurrection Spell]], [[Greater Local Resurrection Spell]], [[Summoning Spell of Pironian]]s or the [[Skill]] [[Hunting]].

===shrink NPCs ===
NPCs can be shrunken by using a [[Shrinking Spell]]. By doing so they will turn into [[Magical Item|magical items]], which will last as long as 7 days. Their durability can be extended once by using a [[Wand of Magic]] or a [[Wand of Greater Magic]]. In addition, their durability can be extended by feeding them with [[Pet Food]] or feeding them at the [[Feeding Trough|The Feeding Trough]] in the [[Valley of Ruins]], which provides again a durability of 7 days. You can feed your little pet as often as you want and you are yet again able to extend its durability by using a [[Wand of Magic]] or a [[Wand of Greater Magic]].
The shrinkage is either used to sell the shrunken NPC at the [[Slaughterhouse]] or for the fulfilment of a [[Quest:Firebird|quest]]. Nevertheless, some players might just shrink a NPC to keep it as a [[Pet|pet]].

== NPCs and quests ==
Concerning the worlds of Freewar, NPCs can play different roles.
For some quests you only need to bring a few [[Item|items]] to them in order to fulfil this quest. For other quests it is required to shrink that concerning NPC or to use a certain item to be able to make it move to a specific place. Plus, there are also NPCs, which can only be defeated by completing a quest in the first place, e.g. the [[Stone Colossus]].

== Location of NPCs ==
Almost all of the NPCs respawn at a ceratin place. Exceptations are some of the Unique- and Party-NPCs as well as a few of the normal NPCs. Those affected Unique- and Party-NPCs are able to move on their own, which is the reason why they do not have to be necessarily in a certain area all the time. Those few NPCs, who do not have their own place to respawn, are respawning randomly somewhere on the surface.

{| {{Prettytable|text-align:right;}} |
|- style="text-align:center;"
! colspan="2" | Affected NPCs
|-
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Marsupial Tiger]]
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Icebird]]
|-
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Earth Skelkos]]
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Earthbird]]
|-
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Firebird]]
| style="text-align:left;" | the [[Shadow Creatures|four Shadow Creatures]]
|-
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Treasure Hunter]]
| style="text-align:left;" | [[World Wanderer]]
|}

===See also===
* [[NPCs (List)]], a List of all NPCs, which will be updated regularly.
* [[:Category:NPCs]], where all NPCs are listed.
* [[Flora and Fauna]], the attempt to classify the animals and plants in the Freewar World

[[Category:NPCs|!NPC]]

NPC

2010-05-31T13:07:09Z

Marzipan:

{{IC|''Article needs more cosmetic and completing'' as it is ingame}}
{{TN}}

[[de:NPC]]

'''NPC''' (Non-Player Character) are all creatures or characters, which are not played by [[Player]]s. These inhabit the world of [[Freewar]] in large numbers.

Most of them exist to be killed, in order to get [[Experience|EP]], [[Gold]] and possibly [[Drop-Item|Dropitem]]s too. Some NPCs also play a role in [[Quest]]s.

Has a NPC been killed it [[Respawn|respawns]] after a while and can again get attacked and killed.

You can find NPCs with totally different [[Attack Power|attack powers]], ranging from [[Shadow Weasel]]s or [[Hare]]s, which can be easily killed by a beginner without loosing no more than a [[Life Point]], to the [[Old Grotto Snake|Old Grotto Snake]], for which you should have a few hundred thousand [[Experience|EPs]].

Since 21 October 2006 some of the NPCs have their own image.

== NPC-Species ==
NPCs are not identical to each other. There are three different groups of NPCs.

=== Normal NPC ===
The normal NPC is the plainest form of NPCs. Usually they just have a few[[Life Point]]s and little [[Attack Power]]. They mostly drop a nice amount of [[Gold Coin|gold coins]]. Best known NPCs of this type are the [[Old Man]], the [[Silverfox]] or the [[Spirit of Pur Pur]].

You can only have fights to death with this kind of NPCs.

=== [[Unique-NPC]]s ===
A far more powerful type of NPCs is the Unique-NPC. Since these can only be [[Strike|strike]] by single strokes and they have a much higher [[Attack Power|attack power]] as well as a much higher number of [[Life Point]]s, it is advisable to fight them in a [[Party|party]], plus to weaken it by using [[Ranged weapon|ranged weapons]] in the first place.
Furthermore there can never exist two identical Unique-NPCs worldwide. The only exception is the [[Tower Spirit]], which can exists several times.

Many Unique-NPCs can move independently or defend themselves by incapacitating the player, poisoning him, etc.

=== [[Party-NPC]]s ===
The latest, but the most persistent generation of NPCs are the Party-NPCs. They call very high [[Attack Power|attack powers]] and huge numbers of [[Life Point]]s their own. These NPC's can '''only''' be harmed when killing them in a [[Party|party]]. Some of them are even immune to [[Ranged Weapons|ranged weapons]]. Just as the Unique-NPCs do, Party-NPCs are able to move independently or defend themselves.

However, it is mostly worth the trouble of killing one of those NPCs, since they might drop a desired [[Amulet|amulet]].

== EP-Output of NPCs ==
The output of [[Experience|EP]] in the case of a victory in a fight against a NPC ranges from 0 [[Experience|EP]], e.g. when killing the [[Jerodar Apprentice]], to as much as 20 [[Experience|EP]], when killing the [[Water Wraith]]. You will not get any [[Experience|EP]] when your amount of [[Experience|EP]]s is five times hight then your Academy-Limit and you can call least 5000 [[Experience|EP]] your own.

== Gold from NPCs ==
Each NPCs drops after its death a certain amount of [[Gold Coin|gold]]s, which ranged from 0 [[Gold Coin]]s (e.g. [[Rattlesnake]]) up to 200 [[Gold Coins]] (e.g. [[Father of Spineshot Hedgehogs]]). By learning the [[Skill|skill]] [[Plundering]] these amounts can be increased. The amount dropped by the NPC you are about to kill increases automatically, if the NPC is not killed for a certain period of time. In doing so a NPC can accumulate an amount of [[Gold Coins|gold]] as high as 10.000 [[Gold Coin]]s, if it was not killed for a month or so. There is a bonus of 500 [[Gold Coins]] rewarded as soon as the NPC was not killed for a day. This so-called golddropbonus is actually nothing more than "accumulated funds" of this NPC. However, some NPCs are excluded of this goldropbonus (have a look at [[Category:NPCs without Golddropbonus]]).

== How to ==
===shrink NPCs===
NPCs can be found by using a [[Unified Soul Capsule]], a [[Great Soul Capsule]] or normal [[Soul Capsule]]s, a [[Soul Sphere]], [[Visions of the Mindless]], a [[Soul Pyramid]] or simply by walking around a looking for them.

===evoke NPCs===
NPCs can be evoked by using a [[Lesser Summoning of the Mindless]] or a normal [[Summoning of the Mindless]], a [[Resurrection Mist]], a [[Greater Resurrection Mist]], a [[Global Resurrection Spell]], [[Beautiful Weather]], [[Local Resurrection Spell]], [[Greater Local Resurrection Spell]], [[Summoning Spell of Pironian]]s or the [[Skill]] [[Hunting]].

===shrink NPCs ===
NPCs can be shrunken by using a [[Shrinking Spell]]. By doing so they will turn into [[Magical Item|magical items]], which will last as long as 7 days. Their durability can be extended once by using a [[Wand of Magic]] or a [[Wand of Greater Magic]]. In addition, their durability can extendend by feeding them with [[Pet Food]] or feeding them at the [[Feeding Trough|The Feeding Trough]] in the [[Valley of Ruins]], which provides again a durability of 7 days. You can feed your little pet as often as you want and you are yet again able to extend its durability by using a [[Wand of Magic]] or a [[Wand of Greater Magic]].
The shrinkage is either used to sell the shrunken NPC at the [[Slaughterhouse]] or for the fulfillment of a [[Quest:Firebird|quest]]. Nevertheless, some players might just shrink a NPC to keep it as a [[Pet|pet]].

== NPCs and quests ==
Concerning the freewar worlds NPCs can play different roles.
For some quests you only need to bring a few [[Item|items]] to them in order to fulfill this quest. For other quests it is required to shrink that concerning NPC or to use a certain item to be able to make it move to a specific place. Plus, there are also NPCs, which can only be defeated by completing a quest in the first place, e.g. the [[Stone Colossus]].

== Location of NPCs ==
Almost all of the NPCs respawn at a ceratin place. Exceptations are some of the Unique- and Party-NPCs as well as a few of the normal NPCs. Those affected Unique- and Party-NPCs are able to move on their own, which is the reason why they do not have to be necessarily in a certain area all the time. Those few NPCs, who do not have their own place to respawn, are respawning on accident somewhere on the surface.
{| {{Prettytable|text-align:right;}} |
|- style="text-align:center;"
! colspan="2" | Affected NPCs
|-
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Marsupial Tiger]]
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Icebird]]
|-
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Earth Skelkos]]
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Earthbird]]
|-
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Firebird]]
| style="text-align:left;" | the [[Shadow Creatures|four Shadow Creatures]]
|-
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Treasure Hunter]]
| style="text-align:left;" | [[World Wanderer]]
|}

===See also===
* [[NPCs (List)]], a List of all NPCs, which will be updated regularly.
* [[:Category:NPCs]], where all NPCs are listed.
* [[Flora and Fauna]], the attempt to classify the animals and plants in the Freewar World

[[Category:NPCs|!NPC]]

NPC

2010-05-31T13:05:37Z

Marzipan:

{{IC|''Article needs more cosmetic and completing'' as it is ingame}}
{{TN}}

[[de:NPC]]

'''NPC''' (Non-Player Character) are all creatures or characters, which are not played by [[Player]]s. These inhabit the World of [[Freewar]] in large numbers.

Most of them exist to be killed, in order to get [[Experience|EP]], [[Gold]] and possibly [[Drop-Item|Dropitem]]s too. Some NPCs also play a role in [[Quest]]s.

Has a NPC been killed it [[Respawn|respawns]] after a while and can again be attacked and killed.

You can find NPCs with totally different [[Attack Power|attack powers]], ranging from [[Shadow Weasel]]s or [[Hare]]s, which can be easily killed by a beginner without loosing no more than a [[Life Point]], to the [[Old Grotto Snake|Old Grotto Snake]], for which you should have a few hundred thousand [[Experience|EPs]].

Since 21 October 2006 some of the NPCs have got their own image.

== NPC-Species ==
NPCs are not identical to each other. There are three different groups of NPCs.

=== Normal NPC ===
The normal NPC is the plainest form of NPCs. Usually they just have a few[[Life Point]]s and little [[Attack Power]]. They mostly drop a nice amount of [[Gold Coin|gold coins]]. Best known NPCs of this type are the [[Old Man]], the [[Silverfox]] or the [[Spirit of Pur Pur]].

You can only have fights to death with this kind of NPCs.

=== [[Unique-NPC]]s ===
A far more powerful type of NPCs is the Unique-NPC. Since these can only be [[Strike|strike]] by single strokes and they have a much higher [[Attack Power|attack power]] as well as a much higher number of [[Life Point]]s, it is advisable to fight them in a [[Party|party]], plus to weaken it by using [[Ranged weapon|ranged weapons]] in the first place.
Furthermore there can never exist two identical Unique-NPCs worldwide. The only exception is the [[Tower Spirit]], which can exists several times.

Many Unique-NPCs can move independently or defend themselves by incapacitating the player, poisoning him, etc.

=== [[Party-NPC]]s ===
The latest, but the most persistent generation of NPCs are the Party-NPCs. They call very high [[Attack Power|attack powers]] and huge numbers of [[Life Point]]s their own. These NPC's can '''only''' be harmed when killing them in a [[Party|party]]. Some of them are even immune to [[Ranged Weapons|ranged weapons]]. Just as the Unique-NPCs do, Party-NPCs are able to move independently or defend themselves.

However, it is mostly worth the trouble of killing one of those NPCs, since they might drop a desired [[Amulet|amulet]].

== EP-Output of NPCs ==
The output of [[Experience|EP]] in the case of a victory in a fight against a NPC ranges from 0 [[Experience|EP]], e.g. when killing the [[Jerodar Apprentice]], to as much as 20 [[Experience|EP]], when killing the [[Water Wraith]]. You will not get any [[Experience|EP]] when your amount of [[Experience|EP]]s is five times hight then your Academy-Limit and you can call least 5000 [[Experience|EP]] your own.

== Gold from NPCs ==
Each NPCs drops after its death a certain amount of [[Gold Coin|gold]]s, which ranged from 0 [[Gold Coin]]s (e.g. [[Rattlesnake]]) up to 200 [[Gold Coins]] (e.g. [[Father of Spineshot Hedgehogs]]). By learning the [[Skill|skill]] [[Plundering]] these amounts can be increased. The amount dropped by the NPC you are about to kill increases automatically, if the NPC is not killed for a certain period of time. In doing so a NPC can accumulate an amount of [[Gold Coins|gold]] as high as 10.000 [[Gold Coin]]s, if it was not killed for a month or so. There is a bonus of 500 [[Gold Coins]] rewarded as soon as the NPC was not killed for a day. This so-called golddropbonus is actually nothing more than "accumulated funds" of this NPC. However, some NPCs are excluded of this goldropbonus (have a look at [[Category:NPCs without Golddropbonus]]).

== How to ==
===shrink NPCs===
NPCs can be found by using a [[Unified Soul Capsule]], a [[Great Soul Capsule]] or normal [[Soul Capsule]]s, a [[Soul Sphere]], [[Visions of the Mindless]], a [[Soul Pyramid]] or simply by walking around a looking for them.

===evoke NPCs===
NPCs can be evoked by using a [[Lesser Summoning of the Mindless]] or a normal [[Summoning of the Mindless]], a [[Resurrection Mist]], a [[Greater Resurrection Mist]], a [[Global Resurrection Spell]], [[Beautiful Weather]], [[Local Resurrection Spell]], [[Greater Local Resurrection Spell]], [[Summoning Spell of Pironian]]s or the [[Skill]] [[Hunting]].

===shrink NPCs ===
NPCs can be shrunken by using a [[Shrinking Spell]]. By doing so they will turn into [[Magical Item|magical items]], which will last as long as 7 days. Their durability can be extended once by using a [[Wand of Magic]] or a [[Wand of Greater Magic]]. In addition, their durability can extendend by feeding them with [[Pet Food]] or feeding them at the [[Feeding Trough|The Feeding Trough]] in the [[Valley of Ruins]], which provides again a durability of 7 days. You can feed your little pet as often as you want and you are yet again able to extend its durability by using a [[Wand of Magic]] or a [[Wand of Greater Magic]].
The shrinkage is either used to sell the shrunken NPC at the [[Slaughterhouse]] or for the fulfillment of a [[Quest:Firebird|quest]]. Nevertheless, some players might just shrink a NPC to keep it as a [[Pet|pet]].

== NPCs and quests ==
Concerning the freewar worlds NPCs can play different roles.
For some quests you only need to bring a few [[Item|items]] to them in order to fulfill this quest. For other quests it is required to shrink that concerning NPC or to use a certain item to be able to make it move to a specific place. Plus, there are also NPCs, which can only be defeated by completing a quest in the first place, e.g. the [[Stone Colossus]].

== Location of NPCs ==
Almost all of the NPCs respawn at a ceratin place. Exceptations are some of the Unique- and Party-NPCs as well as a few of the normal NPCs. Those affected Unique- and Party-NPCs are able to move on their own, which is the reason why they do not have to be necessarily in a certain area all the time. Those few NPCs, who do not have their own place to respawn, are respawning on accident somewhere on the surface.
{| {{Prettytable|text-align:right;}} |
|- style="text-align:center;"
! colspan="2" | Affected NPCs
|-
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Marsupial Tiger]]
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Icebird]]
|-
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Earth Skelkos]]
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Earthbird]]
|-
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Firebird]]
| style="text-align:left;" | the [[Shadow Creatures|four Shadow Creatures]]
|-
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Treasure Hunter]]
| style="text-align:left;" | [[World Wanderer]]
|}

===See also===
* [[NPCs (List)]], a List of all NPCs, which will be updated regularly.
* [[:Category:NPCs]], where all NPCs are listed.
* [[Flora and Fauna]], the attempt to classify the animals and plants in the Freewar World

[[Category:NPCs|!NPC]]

NPC

2010-05-31T13:04:22Z

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[[de:NPC]]

As '''NPC''' (Non-Player Character) are all creatures or characters called, which are not played by [[Player]]s. These inhabit the World of [[Freewar]] in large numbers.

Most of them exist to be killed, in order to get [[Experience|EP]], [[Gold]] and possibly [[Drop-Item|Dropitem]]s too. Some NPCs also play a role in [[Quest]]s.

Has a NPC been killed it [[Respawn|respawns]] after a while and can again be attacked and killed.

You can find NPCs with totally different [[Attack Power|attack powers]], ranging from [[Shadow Weasel]]s or [[Hare]]s, which can be easily killed by a beginner without loosing no more than a [[Life Point]], to the [[Old Grotto Snake|Old Grotto Snake]], for which you should have a few hundred thousand [[Experience|EPs]].

Since 21 October 2006 some of the NPCs have got their own image.

== NPC-Species ==
NPCs are not identical to each other. There are three different groups of NPCs.

=== Normal NPC ===
The normal NPC is the plainest form of NPCs. Usually they just have a few[[Life Point]]s and little [[Attack Power]]. They mostly drop a nice amount of [[Gold Coin|gold coins]]. Best known NPCs of this type are the [[Old Man]], the [[Silverfox]] or the [[Spirit of Pur Pur]].

You can only have fights to death with this kind of NPCs.

=== [[Unique-NPC]]s ===
A far more powerful type of NPCs is the Unique-NPC. Since these can only be [[Strike|strike]] by single strokes and they have a much higher [[Attack Power|attack power]] as well as a much higher number of [[Life Point]]s, it is advisable to fight them in a [[Party|party]], plus to weaken it by using [[Ranged weapon|ranged weapons]] in the first place.
Furthermore there can never exist two identical Unique-NPCs worldwide. The only exception is the [[Tower Spirit]], which can exists several times.

Many Unique-NPCs can move independently or defend themselves by incapacitating the player, poisoning him, etc.

=== [[Party-NPC]]s ===
The latest, but the most persistent generation of NPCs are the Party-NPCs. They call very high [[Attack Power|attack powers]] and huge numbers of [[Life Point]]s their own. These NPC's can '''only''' be harmed when killing them in a [[Party|party]]. Some of them are even immune to [[Ranged Weapons|ranged weapons]]. Just as the Unique-NPCs do, Party-NPCs are able to move independently or defend themselves.

However, it is mostly worth the trouble of killing one of those NPCs, since they might drop a desired [[Amulet|amulet]].

== EP-Output of NPCs ==
The output of [[Experience|EP]] in the case of a victory in a fight against a NPC ranges from 0 [[Experience|EP]], e.g. when killing the [[Jerodar Apprentice]], to as much as 20 [[Experience|EP]], when killing the [[Water Wraith]]. You will not get any [[Experience|EP]] when your amount of [[Experience|EP]]s is five times hight then your Academy-Limit and you can call least 5000 [[Experience|EP]] your own.

== Gold from NPCs ==
Each NPCs drops after its death a certain amount of [[Gold Coin|gold]]s, which ranged from 0 [[Gold Coin]]s (e.g. [[Rattlesnake]]) up to 200 [[Gold Coins]] (e.g. [[Father of Spineshot Hedgehogs]]). By learning the [[Skill|skill]] [[Plundering]] these amounts can be increased. The amount dropped by the NPC you are about to kill increases automatically, if the NPC is not killed for a certain period of time. In doing so a NPC can accumulate an amount of [[Gold Coins|gold]] as high as 10.000 [[Gold Coin]]s, if it was not killed for a month or so. There is a bonus of 500 [[Gold Coins]] rewarded as soon as the NPC was not killed for a day. This so-called golddropbonus is actually nothing more than "accumulated funds" of this NPC. However, some NPCs are excluded of this goldropbonus (have a look at [[Category:NPCs without Golddropbonus]]).

== How to ==
===shrink NPCs===
NPCs can be found by using a [[Unified Soul Capsule]], a [[Great Soul Capsule]] or normal [[Soul Capsule]]s, a [[Soul Sphere]], [[Visions of the Mindless]], a [[Soul Pyramid]] or simply by walking around a looking for them.

===evoke NPCs===
NPCs can be evoked by using a [[Lesser Summoning of the Mindless]] or a normal [[Summoning of the Mindless]], a [[Resurrection Mist]], a [[Greater Resurrection Mist]], a [[Global Resurrection Spell]], [[Beautiful Weather]], [[Local Resurrection Spell]], [[Greater Local Resurrection Spell]], [[Summoning Spell of Pironian]]s or the [[Skill]] [[Hunting]].

===shrink NPCs ===
NPCs can be shrunken by using a [[Shrinking Spell]]. By doing so they will turn into [[Magical Item|magical items]], which will last as long as 7 days. Their durability can be extended once by using a [[Wand of Magic]] or a [[Wand of Greater Magic]]. In addition, their durability can extendend by feeding them with [[Pet Food]] or feeding them at the [[Feeding Trough|The Feeding Trough]] in the [[Valley of Ruins]], which provides again a durability of 7 days. You can feed your little pet as often as you want and you are yet again able to extend its durability by using a [[Wand of Magic]] or a [[Wand of Greater Magic]].
The shrinkage is either used to sell the shrunken NPC at the [[Slaughterhouse]] or for the fulfillment of a [[Quest:Firebird|quest]]. Nevertheless, some players might just shrink a NPC to keep it as a [[Pet|pet]].

== NPCs and quests ==
Concerning the freewar worlds NPCs can play different roles.
For some quests you only need to bring a few [[Item|items]] to them in order to fulfill this quest. For other quests it is required to shrink that concerning NPC or to use a certain item to be able to make it move to a specific place. Plus, there are also NPCs, which can only be defeated by completing a quest in the first place, e.g. the [[Stone Colossus]].

== Location of NPCs ==
Almost all of the NPCs respawn at a ceratin place. Exceptations are some of the Unique- and Party-NPCs as well as a few of the normal NPCs. Those affected Unique- and Party-NPCs are able to move on their own, which is the reason why they do not have to be necessarily in a certain area all the time. Those few NPCs, who do not have their own place to respawn, are respawning on accident somewhere on the surface.
{| {{Prettytable|text-align:right;}} |
|- style="text-align:center;"
! colspan="2" | Affected NPCs
|-
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Marsupial Tiger]]
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Icebird]]
|-
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Earth Skelkos]]
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Earthbird]]
|-
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Firebird]]
| style="text-align:left;" | the [[Shadow Creatures|four Shadow Creatures]]
|-
| style="text-align:left;" | [[Treasure Hunter]]
| style="text-align:left;" | [[World Wanderer]]
|}

===See also===
* [[NPCs (List)]], a List of all NPCs, which will be updated regularly.
* [[:Category:NPCs]], where all NPCs are listed.
* [[Flora and Fauna]], the attempt to classify the animals and plants in the Freewar World

[[Category:NPCs|!NPC]]

Experience Points

2010-05-31T08:28:57Z

Marzipan:

'''Experience''', (also referred to as XP) is the measure of experience a character has.
{{Shortcut|XP}}

The more experience points a character acquires, the higher the attributes. You get:

* 1 point of [[intelligence]] every 83 1/3 XP
* 1 point of [[strength]] every 100 XP
* 1 point of [[defence]] every 250 XP.

There are different ways, of acquiring XP:

*'''[[Hunting]]''': Killing [[NPC]]s

*'''[[Fighting]]''' against other [[Players]]

*Bathing in the [[Waterfall]] in [[Kanobien]]

*Usage of special '''[[Items]]'''

*'''[[Training]]''' from [[Clan Members]]

Experience Points

2010-05-31T08:25:29Z

Marzipan: Created page with ''''Experience''', (also referred to as XP) is the measure of experience a character has. The more experience points a character acquires, the higher the attributes he has. You …'

'''Experience''', (also referred to as XP) is the measure of experience a character has.

The more experience points a character acquires, the higher the attributes he has. You get:

* 1 point of [[intelligence]] every 83 1/3 XP
* 1 point of [[strength]] every 100 XP
* 1 point of [[defence]] every 250 XP.

There are different ways, of acquiring XP:

*'''[[Hunting]]''': Killing [[NPC]]s

*'''[[Fighting]]''' against other [[Players]]

*Bathing in the [[Waterfall]] in [[Kanobien]]

*Usage of special '''[[Items]]'''

*'''[[Training]]''' from [[Clan Members]]