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Immunity & Protection

2026-08-30T09:55:08Z

Sirlym:

[[File:immunity.png|200px|thumb|right|A rune stone said to ward off harm — heat, webs, and blade alike.]]
'''Immunity & Protection''' is an overview of every damage-mitigation and hazard-immunity system in Kintara.

Protection in Kintara falls into two broad categories:

* '''Environmental hazard immunity''' — surviving a zone's unique danger, such as heat or webs.
* '''Combat defense''' — reducing damage taken from mobs and other players.

This page collects both systems so you can see what protects you, where you get it, and what it actually covers.

<div class="kin-note"><span class="kin-note-label">Armor rework:</span> Armor no longer works by topping up the shield bar. It now cuts a flat percentage off every hit you take, piece by piece, before your shield absorbs the remaining damage. See [[#Combat Defense|Combat Defense]] for the full breakdown.</div>

== Overview ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Category
! What it covers
! Examples
|-
| Environmental hazard immunity
| Full immunity to a specific zone hazard, usually requiring a complete gear set
| [[Desert Robes]] for heat; Venomweaver armor set for webs
|-
| Combat defense
| Reduces damage taken from mobs and players. Armor cuts a flat percentage per hit, then the shield absorbs the remaining damage.
| [[Smithing|Iron and Silver armor]], [[Shield Potion]], shield bar
|}

Hazard immunity and combat defense are separate systems. Wearing full [[Desert Robes]] does nothing against a [[Magma Brute]]'s attacks, while Silver armor does nothing against the heat in [[The Dunes]]. Match your gear to the danger you are walking into.

== Environmental Hazard Immunity ==

These immunities are binary — you either have full protection or you do not. Partial sets give no immunity benefit until the full set is worn.

{| class="wikitable"
! Hazard
! Zone
! Immunity source
! Requirement
! Drop source
|-
| Heat damage
| [[The Dunes]]
| [[Desert Robes]] ([[Desert Robe Top|Top]] + [[Desert Robe Bottom|Bottom]])
| Both pieces equipped
| [[Giant Scorpion]] — 1 in 500 per piece
|-
| Web snares
| [[Glade Cave]] ([[Venomweaver]] fight)
| Venomweaver armor set ([[Venomweaver Helm|Helm]], [[Venomweaver Chestplate|Chestplate]], [[Venomweaver Legguards|Legguards]], [[Venomweaver Boots|Boots]])
| All 4 pieces equipped
| [[Venomweaver]] — 1 in 5,000 per piece
|}

=== Heat Immunity — Desert Robes ===

* Provides 100% immunity to Dunes heat damage once both the Top and Bottom are worn.
* Dunes heat normally deals 1 HP every 10 seconds after a 30-second grace period.
* Immunity is passive and permanent while the complete set is worn.
* The set has no cooldown and does not suffer durability decay.
* Players commonly acquire pieces while farming [[Medium Scroll]]s from [[Giant Scorpion]], since both the scrolls and robes come from the same mob.
* The complete set can also be bought on the [[Marketplace]].

=== Web Immunity — Venomweaver Set ===

* Grants immunity to the [[Venomweaver]] boss's web snares when all four armor pieces are equipped.
* Does '''not''' protect against the ripple pulse or mini-spider adds.
* Players can still take damage while wearing the set; the immunity only prevents being webbed in place.
* Immunity is server-authoritative and cannot be spoofed by wearing partial sets or visual-only pieces.
* Each piece drops independently at 1 in 5,000 from the Venomweaver boss itself.
* The Venomweaver boss is currently the only known source of the set.

<div class="kin-note"><span class="kin-note-label">Note:</span> Desert Robes and the Venomweaver set both come from farming the mobs whose hazards they protect against. Giant Scorpions drop the robes for Dunes heat, while Venomweaver drops its own counter-set. Desert Robes are the easier grind at 1 in 500 per piece compared with 1 in 5,000 per piece for the Venomweaver set.</div>

== Combat Defense ==

Combat defense works in two layers:

# '''Armor''' reduces a percentage of incoming damage.
# '''Shield''' absorbs the remaining damage.

=== Armor — Damage Reduction ===

Each piece of Iron or Silver armor reduces the damage of every hit received by a fixed percentage for that armor slot.

This replaced the old system where armor increased shield capacity. Armor is now a direct damage reduction and applies to every hit, not only while the shield is active.

{| class="wikitable"
! Piece
! Iron
! Silver
|-
| Helm
| 2%
| 3%
|-
| Body
| 4%
| 6%
|-
| Legs
| 3%
| 4.5%
|-
| Boots
| 1%
| 1.5%
|-
| '''Full set'''
| '''10%'''
| '''15%'''
|}

<div class="kin-note"><span class="kin-note-label">Note:</span> Armor reduction is applied before the shield does its work, effectively extending both the shield and health pool over the course of a fight. Swapping an armor piece mid-fight changes the damage reduction on the next hit, with no re-equip delay.</div>

=== Shield ===

{| class="wikitable"
! Detail
! Value
|-
| Shield capacity
| Flat 100 for every player
|-
| Scales with gear?
| No — shield capacity no longer scales with armor worn
|-
| Recharge
| [[Shield Potion]] — temporary top-up from [[The Alchemist]]
|}

<div class="kin-note"><span class="kin-note-label">Update:</span> Shield capacity is now a flat 100 for everyone, regardless of the armor being worn. If a player had more than 100 shield under the old gear-scaled system, it settled back to 100 on the next login. The armor items themselves were not changed, reset, or refunded — only the shield-capacity calculation changed.</div>

=== Going Unarmored ===

Wearing zero armor pieces carries an additional penalty against several specific mobs. It is not simply the absence of an armor bonus.

{| class="wikitable"
! Mob
! Unarmored penalty
|-
| [[Giant Scorpion]]
| Hits 50% harder
|-
| [[Magma Brute]]
| Hits 50% harder
|-
| [[King Scorpia]]
| Hits 50% harder
|-
| [[Venomweaver]] mini-spider adds
| Hit 50% harder
|}

A single piece of armor, including one boot, is enough to turn this penalty off. Either Iron or Silver armor qualifies.

=== Other Combat Defense ===

{| class="wikitable"
! Source
! Type
! Tiers
! Notes
|-
| [[Smithing|Armor]]
| Worn, flat percentage damage reduction per piece
| Iron — Combat 15+; Silver — Combat 25+
| Crafted at [[Grimjaw]] in Frostmere or [[Harun the Forgewright]] in Dunes West. See [[Smithing]] for full crafting costs.
|-
| [[Shield Potion]]
| Consumable
| Single tier
| Temporary shield top-up from [[The Alchemist]]. Stacks with worn armor's damage reduction.
|}

For full armor crafting costs, materials, and durability figures, see [[Smithing]].

== Combat Reliability ==

Combat and inventory protection state is server-authoritative.

Recent reliability fixes include:

* Purchased potions remain in the player's inventory after reconnecting.
* Gear durability remains attached to the correct item.
* A tool's wear cannot be incorrectly transferred or displayed on another tool.
* Shield, healing, gear durability, and item-loss states are validated when the player reconnects.

== Quick Comparison ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Protection
! Type
! Full immunity?
! Zone-specific?
! Drop rate / Cost
|-
| [[Desert Robes]]
| Environmental
| Yes — heat only
| Yes — [[The Dunes]]
| 1 in 500 per piece; 2 pieces
|-
| Venomweaver set
| Environmental
| Yes — web snares only
| Yes — Venomweaver fight
| 1 in 5,000 per piece; 4 pieces
|-
| Iron armor
| Combat
| No — 10% damage reduction as a full set
| No — usable anywhere
| Crafted, not dropped
|-
| Silver armor
| Combat
| No — 15% damage reduction as a full set
| No — usable anywhere
| Crafted, not dropped
|-
| [[Shield Potion]]
| Combat
| No — temporary shield top-up
| No — usable anywhere
| Crafted, not dropped
|}

== Related Pages ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[Desert Robes]]
| Full heat immunity in The Dunes.
|-
| [[Desert Robe Top]]
| Half of the Desert Robes set.
|-
| [[Desert Robe Bottom]]
| Half of the Desert Robes set.
|-
| [[Venomweaver]]
| Source of the web-immunity armor set; its mini-spiders hit unarmoured players 50% harder.
|-
| [[Venomweaver Helm]]
| Piece of the web-immunity set.
|-
| [[Venomweaver Chestplate]]
| Piece of the web-immunity set.
|-
| [[Venomweaver Legguards]]
| Piece of the web-immunity set.
|-
| [[Venomweaver Boots]]
| Piece of the web-immunity set.
|-
| [[Iron Helmet]]
| Iron armor piece providing 2% damage reduction.
|-
| [[Iron Body]]
| Iron armor piece providing 4% damage reduction.
|-
| [[Iron Legs]]
| Iron armor piece providing 3% damage reduction.
|-
| [[Iron Boots]]
| Iron armor piece providing 1% damage reduction.
|-
| [[Silver Helmet]]
| Silver armor piece providing 3% damage reduction.
|-
| [[Silver Body]]
| Silver armor piece providing 6% damage reduction.
|-
| [[Silver Legs]]
| Silver armor piece providing 4.5% damage reduction.
|-
| [[Silver Boots]]
| Silver armor piece providing 1.5% damage reduction.
|-
| [[Smithing]]
| Crafting Iron and Silver armor.
|-
| [[Shield Potion]]
| Temporary shield top-up.
|-
| [[The Dunes]]
| Zone with a heat hazard.
|-
| [[Glade Cave]]
| Zone with a web hazard during the Venomweaver fight.
|-
| [[Giant Scorpion]]
| Source of Desert Robes; hits unarmoured players 50% harder.
|-
| [[Magma Brute]]
| Hits unarmoured players 50% harder.
|-
| [[King Scorpia]]
| Hits unarmoured players 50% harder.
|-
| [[Combat]]
| Core skill governing damage taken and dealt.
|}

[[Category:Mechanics]]
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

Combat

2026-08-30T09:53:17Z

Sirlym:

{{Infobox skill
| name = Combat
| image = sword.png
| does = Fighting monsters and other players
| tool = [[Sword]]
| xp_per_action = 50 to 150 per kill
| max_level = 30
| counts_total = Yes
}}
Combat is the skill for fighting in Kintara, whether hunting mobs in the [[Wilderness]], duelling players, or fighting in the [[PvP Arena]]. It is the skill with real risk attached, since most combat happens in PvP zones.

Armor now reduces incoming damage directly. It no longer increases shield capacity.

== Training ==

Get a sword from the [[Quartermaster]] on the [[Mainland]], then attack with the Space QTE. A critical slice hits harder; a missed QTE costs you 20 HP.

{| class="wikitable"
! Source !! Combat XP
|-
| [[Whisperwood Chicken]] || 5
|-
| [[Wild Zombie]] || 50
|-
| PvP kill || 100
|-
| Arena win || 100
|-
| Wager win || 125
|-
| [[Wild Dragon]] || 150
|}

A Lvl 2 Sword, smithed at [[Frostmere]], doubles your Combat XP per kill.

== Armor and Damage Reduction ==

Armor reduces the damage received from incoming attacks. The reduction applies to every hit rather than adding extra shield capacity.

The shield value is fixed at '''100'''. Wearing armor does not increase the shield value.

{| class="wikitable"
! Armor set
! Helmet
! Body
! Legs
! Boots
! Full set
|-
| Iron
| 2% damage reduction
| 4% damage reduction
| 3% damage reduction
| 1% damage reduction
| 10% damage reduction
|-
| Silver
| 3% damage reduction
| 6% damage reduction
| 4.5% damage reduction
| 1.5% damage reduction
| 15% damage reduction
|}

The full-set values are:

* '''Iron armor:''' 10% damage reduction
* '''Silver armor:''' 15% damage reduction

Armor reduction applies to incoming combat damage from mobs and other players.

See [[Immunity & Protection]] for the complete protection system and the individual armor pages for each piece.

== Unarmoured Damage ==

Players without armor take increased damage from certain dangerous mobs.

The specified mobs deal '''50% more damage''' to fully unarmoured players:

* [[Giant Scorpion]]
* [[Magma Brute]]
* [[King Scorpia]]
* [[Venomweaver]]

Wearing armor reduces incoming damage and prevents the increased damage penalty associated with being fully unarmoured.

== Potions ==

Potions can be used in battle mode to improve survival and damage output during combat. All are sold by [[The Alchemist]] on the [[Mainland]], equipped in a hotbar slot, and used by double-tapping.

{| class="wikitable"
! Potion !! Effect !! Cost
|-
| [[Health Potion]] || Heals 5 times over 10 seconds || 60 [[Wood]]
|-
| [[Shield Potion]] || Grants 5 shields usable in the [[Wilderness]] || 50 [[Stone]]
|-
| [[Strength Potion]] || +1 damage tick for 30 seconds || 40 [[Coal]]
|-
| [[Poison Potion]] || Thrown at an enemy, adds poison to your next melee hit || Stock-limited, price varies
|}

Multiple potions can be stacked and used back-to-back with no cooldown, once the previous potion's effect has fully worn off.

Bring potions before entering the [[Wilderness]] or fighting bosses — going in without them is a common way new players lose fights they could otherwise win.

== Lvl 2 Sword Efficiency ==

The [[Lvl 2 Sword]] is forged at [[Frostmere]] for 700 [[Metal]], 1,000 [[Wood]], and 500 [[Coal]], upgrading from a base [[Sword]]. It doubles both Combat damage and Combat XP earned per kill.

Total durability is confirmed at '''7,000 uses''', based on multiple Marketplace listings showing fresh Lvl 2 Swords at "7,000 uses." Exact durability cost per hit, such as against different mob types, has not been confirmed yet.

For sustained Wilderness grinding, upgrading to a Lvl 2 Sword early is worth it: doubled XP per kill effectively halves the number of kills needed to reach the same Combat level compared to the base Sword.

== Where to Fight ==

The [[Wilderness]] is the main training ground: zombies in the south and dragons in the north. The [[PvP Arena]] handles duels and wagers.

Most of these areas are open PvP, so watch for other players.

Dangerous combat areas and boss encounters include:

* [[The Dunes]] — home to dangerous scorpion enemies.
* [[Emberstone]] — home to the [[Magma Brute]].
* [[King Scorpia]]'s encounter area.
* [[Venomweaver]]'s encounter area.

== Tips ==

* Wear armor before fighting dangerous mobs.
* A full Iron set provides 10% damage reduction.
* A full Silver set provides 15% damage reduction.
* Do not enter dangerous mob areas fully unarmoured.
* Heal at the [[Mainland]] Fountain between fights.
* Grind south Wilderness zombies for safe, steady XP.
* Bank loot before risky fights.
* Carry Health and Shield Potions before entering the [[Wilderness]] or fighting bosses.
* Upgrade to a Lvl 2 Sword for increased damage and Combat XP.

== Related Pages ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[Immunity & Protection]]
| Complete armor, shield, and protection mechanics.
|-
| [[Iron Helmet]]
| Iron armor piece providing 2% damage reduction.
|-
| [[Iron Body]]
| Iron armor piece providing 4% damage reduction.
|-
| [[Iron Legs]]
| Iron armor piece providing 3% damage reduction.
|-
| [[Iron Boots]]
| Iron armor piece providing 1% damage reduction.
|-
| [[Silver Helmet]]
| Silver armor piece providing 3% damage reduction.
|-
| [[Silver Body]]
| Silver armor piece providing 6% damage reduction.
|-
| [[Silver Legs]]
| Silver armor piece providing 4.5% damage reduction.
|-
| [[Silver Boots]]
| Silver armor piece providing 1.5% damage reduction.
|-
| [[Giant Scorpion]]
| Dangerous mob that deals increased damage to fully unarmoured players.
|-
| [[Magma Brute]]
| Emberstone mob affected by the unarmoured damage penalty.
|-
| [[King Scorpia]]
| Boss affected by the unarmoured damage penalty and retuned loot.
|-
| [[Venomweaver]]
| Boss affected by the unarmoured damage penalty and retuned loot.
|-
| [[Sword]]
| Starter combat weapon.
|-
| [[Lvl 2 Sword]]
| Upgraded weapon that doubles Combat damage and XP.
|-
| [[PvP Arena]]
| Location for duels and wagers.
|-
| [[Wilderness]]
| Main combat and training region.
|-
| [[The Alchemist]]
| Mainland NPC who sells combat potions.
|}

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Rooms

2026-08-30T09:51:04Z

Sirlym: Created page with "'''Rooms''' are rentable social spaces in Kintara. Players can create rooms, give them names and tags, protect them with passwords, decorate them with furniture, and open them to players across every server. Rooms are listed through the Navigator. The room list is shared across the entire fleet, so entering a room functions as a single hop regardless of which server hosts it. == Room Types == Players can choose a room's size, layout, floor, backdrop, and name when..."

'''Rooms''' are rentable social spaces in Kintara. Players can create rooms, give them names and tags, protect them with passwords, decorate them with furniture, and open them to players across every server.

Rooms are listed through the [[Navigator]]. The room list is shared across the entire fleet, so entering a room functions as a single hop regardless of which server hosts it.

== Room Types ==

Players can choose a room's size, layout, floor, backdrop, and name when creating it.

{| class="wikitable"
! Room size
! Player capacity
! Room Life cost
|-
| Small
| 10 players
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 10 [[Gold]] per week
|-
| Medium
| 25 players
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 25 [[Gold]] per week
|-
| Large
| 50 players
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 50 [[Gold]] per week
|}

Rooms use '''Room Life''', a weekly payment system. A player can hold up to three rooms at the same time.

[[Kintara Club]] members pay 20% less Room Life. Property owners receive 25% more Room Life for the same [[Gold]] payment.

== Creating a Room ==

# Open the [[Navigator]].
# Select the '''Rooms''' tab.
# Select '''Create'''.
# Choose the room size, layout, floor, and backdrop.
# Give the room a name.
# Add tags to help other players find it.
# Choose whether the room is public or password-protected.
# Confirm the room.

Public rooms can be discovered and entered by other players through the Navigator. Password-protected rooms require visitors to enter the correct password.

== Room Discovery ==

The Navigator provides a live, fleet-wide directory of rooms.

Players can:

* Browse rooms across every server.
* Search rooms by name or category.
* Sort rooms by activity and player population.
* Enter a room directly from the room listing.
* Find rooms hosting events.
* Visit public player spaces without knowing which server they are on.

The room list is shared across the fleet. Entering a room does not require manually changing servers.

The Navigator can be opened from anywhere in the game, but it is browse-only while the player is in a wilderness realm. Players cannot teleport out of an active fight or unsafe wilderness area.

== Public and Private Rooms ==

Room owners can choose whether a room is open to everyone or protected by a password.

{| class="wikitable"
! Access type
! Description
|-
| Public
| Anyone can find and enter the room through the Navigator.
|-
| Password-protected
| The room is locked behind a password supplied by the owner.
|}

Owners can change a room's access settings after creating it.

== Room Management ==

Room owners can give individual players additional rights.

Trusted players can be granted permission to:

* Place furniture.
* Move and rotate furniture.
* Kick players from the room.

Permissions can be assigned by clicking a player or entering the player's name.

Room owners can also control whether player trading is enabled in the room.

== Room Commands ==

The following commands are available to room owners and authorized room managers:

{| class="wikitable"
! Command
! Function
|-
| <code>/kickall</code>
| Kicks all players from the room.
|-
| <code>/pickall</code>
| Picks up all furniture in the room.
|}

== Furniture ==

Rooms support uncapped furniture placement and continuous placement.

Players can use the '''Catalogue''' button inside their own room to buy furniture without leaving the room. Purchased furniture is stored in the player's Furni bag.

Furniture can be:

* Placed
* Moved
* Rotated
* Picked up
* Shared with other players through Marketplace listings

Furniture placement is server-authoritative, so the layout shown to one player is also visible to other players.

Furniture is solid. Players walk around pieces such as couches and chairs instead of walking through them.

See [[Furniture]] and [[Furni Shop]] for the available furniture catalogue.

== Room Events ==

Room owners can advertise an event at their room and host players there.

Event rooms can appear on the [[Events]] board and in the [[Navigator]], allowing other players to discover and join the event.

Rooms may be used for:

* Community gatherings
* Player-hosted events
* Social hangouts
* Furniture showcases
* Trading-disabled social spaces
* Other player-created activities

== Player-Owned Properties ==

Player-owned properties are also visible through the Navigator.

An owned property appears in the Rooms tab with a light-on indicator while the owner is inside it. Other players can select '''Enter''' to visit.

Owned properties can also appear under the Navigator's '''Mine''' tab and can be placed on the Events board.

== Property Cosmetics ==

Owners can buy a floor and sky for any property they own.

Available property cosmetics can include animated backgrounds such as:

* GPU-rendered stars
* A moving aurora
* An animated sunset

Property cosmetics change the appearance of the property while leaving its underlying ownership and room access rules unchanged.

== Room Life ==

Room Life is paid weekly in [[Gold]].

{| class="wikitable"
! Rule
! Effect
|-
| Small room
| Costs 10 Gold per week and holds up to 10 players.
|-
| Medium room
| Costs 25 Gold per week and holds up to 25 players.
|-
| Large room
| Costs 50 Gold per week and holds up to 50 players.
|-
| [[Kintara Club]]
| Members pay 20% less Room Life.
|-
| Property ownership
| Property owners receive 25% more Room Life for the same Gold payment.
|-
| Room limit
| A player can hold up to three rooms.
|}

== Room Owner Checklist ==

Room owners can:

* Name and tag their room.
* Choose its size, layout, floor, and backdrop.
* Make the room public or password-protected.
* Give trusted players furniture and kick permissions.
* Toggle trading on or off.
* Place an uncapped amount of furniture.
* Buy furniture through the Catalogue.
* Use <code>/kickall</code> to clear players.
* Use <code>/pickall</code> to collect furniture.
* Advertise events at the room.
* Manage the room from the fleet-wide Navigator listing.

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

=== How many rooms can one player hold? ===

A player can hold up to three rooms at the same time.

=== How many players can enter a room? ===

Small rooms hold 10 players, Medium rooms hold 25, and Large rooms hold 50.

=== Can a room be private? ===

Yes. Room owners can protect rooms with a password.

=== Can trusted players manage a room? ===

Yes. Owners can give individual players permission to place furniture and kick players.

=== Can trading be disabled? ===

Yes. Each room has a trading on/off switch.

=== Is there a furniture limit? ===

Rooms support uncapped furniture placement.

=== Can I buy furniture without leaving my room? ===

Yes. The Catalogue button allows owners to buy furniture from inside their own room.

=== Can I leave the wilderness through the Navigator? ===

No. The Navigator is browse-only from wilderness realms. Players cannot teleport out of a fight or unsafe wilderness area.

=== Can I host an event in my room? ===

Yes. Room owners can advertise their room on the Events board and host an event there.

== Related Pages ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[Navigator]]
| Fleet-wide room browser and direct room-entry system.
|-
| [[Housing]]
| Covers player properties, Room Life, and real estate.
|-
| [[Furniture]]
| Furniture placement, movement, rotation, and item details.
|-
| [[Furni Shop]]
| Furniture catalogue and available decorative items.
|-
| [[Events]]
| Player and admin events hosted in rooms and properties.
|-
| [[Economy]]
| Explains Gold, Room Life, and other Gold sinks.
|-
| [[Kintara Club]]
| Provides a 20% Room Life discount.
|-
| [[Marketplace]]
| Used to buy and sell furniture and other items.
|}

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Events

2026-08-30T09:50:17Z

Sirlym:

'''Events''' are special activities hosted by game admins or by players in rented rooms and owned properties.

Admin events can occur dynamically, often with short notice. When a surprise event begins, a limited-time portal typically opens in the [[Mainland]] to transport players directly to the event staging area.

Players can also advertise events at their own rooms and properties. These player-hosted events can appear on the Events board and be discovered through the [[Navigator]].

== Active and Upcoming Events ==

There are currently no active or scheduled recurring admin events. Keep an eye on server announcements for surprise event portals opening in the [[Mainland]].

Player-hosted event listings may appear on the Events board and in the Navigator as owners create and host them.

== Player-Hosted Events ==

Players can host an event at:

* A rented [[Rooms|room]]
* A player-owned property

To host a player event:

# Create or enter a room or owned property.
# Open the event or property listing controls.
# Add the location to the Events board.
# Configure the event information.
# Host the event at the selected location.

Player-hosted locations can be discovered through the Events board and the Navigator. Other players can use the listing to find the room or property and enter the event.

Owned properties can also appear in the Navigator's '''Mine''' tab. A property shows a light-on indicator in the Rooms list while its owner is inside.

== Finding Events ==

Players can find events through several systems:

{| class="wikitable"
! Discovery method
! Function
|-
| Server announcements
| Announces surprise admin events and limited-time activities.
|-
| Mainland portals
| Transports players to the staging area for certain admin events.
|-
| Events board
| Lists player-hosted events and event locations.
|-
| [[Navigator]]
| Helps players find and enter event rooms and properties across the fleet.
|}

The Navigator's room list is shared across every server. Entering an event room functions as a single hop, regardless of which server hosts it.

The Navigator is browse-only while a player is in a wilderness realm. Players cannot teleport out of an active fight or unsafe wilderness area.

== Past and Surprise Events ==

=== Falling Furni ===

'''Falling Furni''' is a competitive elimination mini-game hosted by admins. It features high-stakes rounds where players must rely on quick positioning to survive and claim exclusive prizes.

==== Mechanics ====

* '''Entry:''' When the event is announced, a portal opens in the [[Mainland]] leading to an open room. Players must wait in a line to enter the main play area.
* '''Gameplay:''' Matches generally feature '''20 to 30 players'''. During the round, chairs suddenly appear in the arena. Players must quickly sit in a chair to secure their safety.
* '''Elimination:''' Once all available chairs are occupied, the two players left standing without a chair are eliminated from the game.
* '''The Standoff:''' When the player count is reduced to the final 2–3 contestants, a "standoff" begins. Players are instructed to stand exactly 1 tile apart, or form a triangle with a single tile in the center. The first player to successfully sit in the final chair wins the game.

=== Shovel Event ===

'''Shovel Event''' is a server-wide treasure hunt hosted by admins. When the event starts, every player is given a [[Shovel]] and must dig around the world to find a hidden prize buried somewhere on the map.

==== Mechanics ====

* '''Entry:''' No entry required — all players automatically receive a [[Shovel]] when the event is announced.
* '''Gameplay:''' Dig tiles across the world to locate the hidden prize. Tiles highlight '''red''' if the prize is not buried there, and '''green''' if you find it.
* '''Reward:''' The prize is a varying amount of [[Gold]].

=== Wishing Well ===

The '''[[Wishing Well]]''' is a limited charity event hosted on the [[Mainland]]. Players donate real USD, converted to SOL through donate.gg, to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.

Donations earn raffle entries for exclusive cosmetics, including [[Golden Halo]], [[Golden Crown]], and [[Golden Slippers]], as well as a permanent '''Donor''' profile badge.

See [[Wishing Well]] for full details.

== Event History ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Event
! Total instances
! Players
! Notable prizes
|-
| Falling Furni
| 5 games (all-time)
| 20–30 per game
| [[Gold]], Mounts, exclusive cosmetics such as [[Green Aura]]
|-
| Shovel Event
| Recurring — can happen any time
| Server-wide
| [[Gold]] (amount varies per event)
|-
| [[Wishing Well]]
| Ongoing charity event
| Server-wide
| [[Golden Halo]], [[Golden Crown]], [[Golden Slippers]], Donor badge
|}

== Event Locations ==

Events may take place in:

* The [[Mainland]] event area
* Admin-created event staging areas
* Rented rooms
* Player-owned properties

Admin events may use a temporary portal for entry. Player-hosted events use the room or property listing shown on the Events board and Navigator.

== Related Pages ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[Navigator]]
| Browse and enter player rooms and event locations across the fleet.
|-
| [[Rooms]]
| Rented social spaces where players can host events.
|-
| [[Housing]]
| Covers player-owned properties that can be used for events.
|-
| [[Mainland]]
| Primary location where event portals and the Wishing Well are found.
|-
| [[Wishing Well]]
| Active charity donation event with raffle prizes.
|-
| [[Green Aura]]
| Exclusive cosmetic reward from past Falling Furni victories.
|-
| [[Golden Halo]]
| Rare raffle prize from the Wishing Well event.
|-
| [[Golden Crown]]
| Raffle prize from the Wishing Well event.
|-
| [[Golden Slippers]]
| Raffle prize from the Wishing Well event.
|}

{{Features}}
[[Category:Events]]
[[Category:Game Modes]]
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

Wallet

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Sirlym: Created page with "'''Wallet''' is Kintara's in-game Solana wallet and account-access hub. It lets players view balances, receive funds, buy SOL, send funds, and convert SOL to $KINS without leaving the game. A wallet is not required to create an account, log in, or begin playing Kintara. Players can enter the game for free using email, Google, Discord, X, or a passkey. Kintara's in-game wallet is non-custodial and powered by Privy. Kintara does not hold the player's private keys or..."

'''Wallet''' is Kintara's in-game Solana wallet and account-access hub. It lets players view balances, receive funds, buy SOL, send funds, and convert SOL to [[$KINS]] without leaving the game.

A wallet is not required to create an account, log in, or begin playing Kintara. Players can enter the game for free using email, Google, Discord, X, or a passkey.

Kintara's in-game wallet is non-custodial and powered by Privy. Kintara does not hold the player's private keys or funds.

<div class="kin-note"><span class="kin-note-label">Important:</span> Never share a wallet seed phrase, private key, transaction approval, or email verification code with another player, support account, or anyone claiming to represent Kintara.</div>

== Opening the Wallet ==

The in-game Wallet opens from the '''card icon''' in the top-left area of the game interface.

On mobile, email players can also access the Wallet from the cog menu.

The Wallet interface provides access to balances and wallet actions without requiring the player to leave Kintara.

== Wallet Features ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Feature
! Function
|-
| Balances
| View SOL and $KINS held in the wallet.
|-
| Deposit address
| Display a wallet address for receiving funds.
|-
| Deposit QR code
| Scan a QR code to send funds to the wallet.
|-
| Buy SOL
| Purchase SOL with a bank card.
|-
| Send
| Send SOL or supported assets to another wallet.
|-
| Convert
| Convert SOL to $KINS inside Kintara.
|}

Players can add SOL and convert it to $KINS without opening an external exchange or leaving the game.

== Account Access ==

Players can log in to Kintara using:

* Email, with a six-digit verification code
* Google
* Discord
* X
* Passkey

The [[Account]] tab connects login methods to the same Kintara character. Players can add more than one login method without creating a separate character.

An external wallet is not required for these login methods.

== Wallet and Access Requirements ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Action
! Wallet required?
! Requirement
! Notes
|-
| Browsing the wiki or website
| No
| None
| No wallet is needed.
|-
| Creating an account
| No
| Email, Google, Discord, X, or passkey
| Players can create an account without $KINS.
|-
| Logging into Kintara
| No
| Use any supported login method
| The former wallet and 1,000 $KINS entry requirement has been removed.
|-
| Beginning free play
| No
| None
| Players can enter the core world and play for free.
|-
| Continuing beyond Total Level 10
| In-game Wallet or compatible Solana wallet
| Hold at least 1,000 $KINS
| Progression continues after Total Level 10.
|-
| Paid biome access
| In-game Wallet or compatible Solana wallet
| Hold at least 1,000 $KINS
| Unlocks [[The Shores]], [[The Dunes]], [[Emberstone]], and [[Glade Cave]].
|-
| Mount and pet drops
| In-game Wallet or compatible Solana wallet
| Hold at least 1,000 $KINS
| Mount and pet drops become available.
|-
| Marketplace listings
| In-game Wallet or compatible Solana wallet
| Hold at least 1,000 $KINS for 24 hours
| Listing items and [[Gold]] is part of the value-out system.
|-
| Player [[Trading|trading]]
| In-game Wallet or compatible Solana wallet
| Hold at least 1,000 $KINS for 24 hours
| Direct player-to-player trading unlocks after the holding period.
|-
| Wagers
| In-game Wallet or compatible Solana wallet
| Hold at least 1,000 $KINS for 24 hours
| Wagering unlocks after the holding period.
|-
| Guild-bank deposits
| In-game Wallet or compatible Solana wallet
| Hold at least 1,000 $KINS for 24 hours
| Guild-bank deposits unlock after the holding period.
|-
| [[Kintara Club]] membership
| Yes
| Sufficient SOL
| Membership is paid in SOL.
|}

Buying, earning, and playing are not locked behind the 1,000 $KINS or 24-hour requirements.

See [[Free to play]] for the complete access rules.

== Free Play and the Wallet ==

The Wallet is optional during the beginning of the game.

Players can:

* Log in without an external wallet.
* Explore the free world without $KINS.
* Fight, gather, fish, cook, bank, and complete quests without funding the Wallet.
* Play until reaching Total Level 10 without holding $KINS.
* Add SOL later through the Wallet.
* Convert SOL to $KINS when they want to unlock additional content.

Holding at least 1,000 $KINS unlocks progression beyond Total Level 10, paid biomes, and mount and pet drops.

Holding the minimum balance for 24 hours unlocks Marketplace listings, player trading, wagers, and guild-bank deposits.

== Security ==

Kintara's Wallet is non-custodial. Players remain responsible for protecting their wallet and account access.

Players should:

* Never share a private key or seed phrase.
* Never share an email verification code.
* Never approve an unexpected transaction.
* Confirm the destination address before sending funds.
* Use an authenticator app or passkey for additional security.
* Check transaction details before signing.

The Account tab can be used to add wallet-security methods. When enabled, transactions require a second check through an authenticator app or passkey.

== Android Wallet Access ==

The Android app uses '''Mobile Wallet Adapter''' as its wallet connection path.

On Android:

# Tap '''Play'''.
# The installed compatible wallet opens directly.
# Complete the wallet connection in the installed wallet.
# Return to Kintara to continue.

The Android wallet path avoids the normal wallet picker. It also addresses locked-wallet hangs, false cancellation messages, and Seeker sign-in issues.

== Supported External Wallets ==

Kintara supports Solana-compatible external wallets for players who prefer to connect an existing wallet.

{| class="wikitable"
! Wallet
! Type
! Platform
! Notes
|-
| [[File:Images.jpg|32px]] '''Phantom'''
| Solana-native browser extension and mobile app
| Browser, iOS, Android
| Commonly used by the Kintara community.
|-
| [[File:Solflare.png|32px]] '''Solflare'''
| Solana-native browser extension and mobile app
| Browser, iOS, Android
| Supports Solana and SPL tokens.
|-
| [[File:Metamask.png|32px]] '''MetaMask'''
| Multi-chain browser extension and mobile app
| Browser, iOS, Android
| Supports Solana through compatible network functionality.
|}

Supported external-wallet availability may vary by device, browser, and Kintara client.

The in-game Wallet and an external wallet should be treated as separate access paths. Players do not need to download one of the wallets listed above simply to create an account or begin free play.

== Setting Up an External Wallet ==

Players who want to use an existing external wallet can follow these steps:

# Download a compatible wallet from its official website or app store.
# Create a new wallet or import an existing wallet.
# Securely store the wallet's recovery information.
# Purchase SOL or [[$KINS]] through a supported route.
# Transfer funds to the correct wallet address.
# Connect the wallet when Kintara requests an external wallet connection.

Never send recovery information to another person. Kintara support will not ask for a seed phrase or private key.

== Buying $KINS ==

Players can acquire $KINS through the in-game Wallet or external Solana markets.

{| class="wikitable"
! Method
! Type
! Notes
|-
| In-game Wallet
| Wallet conversion
| Add SOL and convert SOL to $KINS without leaving Kintara.
|-
| Blofin
| Centralized exchange (CEX)
| Exchange listing for $KINS.
|-
| MEXC
| Centralized exchange (CEX)
| Exchange listing for $KINS.
|-
| PumpSwap
| Decentralized exchange (DEX)
| Solana-native decentralized exchange.
|}

Always verify the destination address, token, and network before transferring funds.

== Wallet Actions ==

=== Depositing ===

# Open the Wallet using the card icon.
# Select the deposit option.
# Copy the displayed address or scan the QR code.
# Send the supported asset from another wallet.
# Wait for the transaction to confirm.

Only send assets over the correct supported network. Sending an unsupported asset or using the wrong network may result in permanent loss.

=== Buying SOL ===

# Open the Wallet.
# Select the option to buy SOL.
# Enter the desired amount.
# Complete the bank-card purchase.
# Wait for the balance to update.

=== Converting SOL to $KINS ===

# Open the Wallet.
# Select the conversion option.
# Choose SOL as the input asset.
# Choose $KINS as the output asset.
# Review the conversion details.
# Confirm the transaction.

The converted $KINS can be used toward access thresholds and other Kintara systems.

=== Sending Funds ===

# Open the Wallet.
# Select '''Send'''.
# Enter or scan the recipient address.
# Choose the asset and amount.
# Review the destination and transaction details.
# Confirm the transaction.

Blockchain transactions may not be reversible. Confirm the recipient address before approving a transfer.

== Where the Wallet Is Used ==

The Wallet connects to several Kintara systems:

{| class="wikitable"
! System
! Wallet use
|-
| [[$KINS]]
| Hold, receive, buy, and convert the token.
|-
| [[Marketplace]]
| Buy listings and, after the 24-hour requirement, create listings priced in $KINS.
|-
| [[Trading]]
| Participate in player-to-player trades after meeting the holding requirement.
|-
| [[Kintara Club]]
| Pay for membership in SOL.
|-
| [[Wishing Well]]
| Make optional SOL and $KINS-related charity contributions.
|-
| [[Free to play]]
| Explains when a wallet is optional and when $KINS unlocks additional systems.
|}

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

=== Do I need a wallet to log in? ===

No. Players can use email, Google, Discord, X, or a passkey without connecting an external wallet.

=== Do I need $KINS to create an account? ===

No. Kintara is free to play through Total Level 10.

=== Where is the Wallet button? ===

The Wallet opens from the card icon in the top-left area of the game interface. Email players can also find it in the mobile cog menu.

=== Can I buy SOL inside Kintara? ===

Yes. The Wallet includes an option to buy SOL with a bank card.

=== Can I convert SOL to $KINS in-game? ===

Yes. The Wallet supports converting SOL to $KINS without leaving Kintara.

=== What happens when I hold 1,000 $KINS? ===

Holding 1,000 $KINS unlocks progression beyond Total Level 10, the paid biomes, and mount and pet drops.

=== What requires holding 1,000 $KINS for 24 hours? ===

Marketplace listings, player-to-player trading, wagers, and guild-bank deposits require the minimum balance to have been held for 24 hours.

=== Does Kintara hold my funds? ===

No. The Wallet is non-custodial and Kintara does not hold the player's private keys or funds.

== Related Pages ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[Account]]
| Login methods, linked accounts, and wallet-security settings.
|-
| [[Free to play]]
| Explains free access, Total Level 10, and the $KINS progression gate.
|-
| [[$KINS]]
| Explains the token, paid access, Holder Benefits, and token systems.
|-
| [[Economy]]
| Covers SOL, $KINS, Gold, Marketplace access, and value-out rules.
|-
| [[Marketplace]]
| Uses $KINS for token listings and requires the 24-hour holding period to sell.
|-
| [[Trading]]
| Direct player-to-player trading and its access requirement.
|-
| [[Kintara Club]]
| Membership purchased with SOL.
|-
| [[Supported Wallets]]
| Redirect this page here if the separate page is retained.
|-
| [[The Shores]]
| Paid biome unlocked by holding 1,000 $KINS.
|-
| [[The Dunes]]
| Paid biome unlocked by holding 1,000 $KINS.
|-
| [[Emberstone]]
| Paid biome unlocked by holding 1,000 $KINS.
|-
| [[Glade Cave]]
| Paid area unlocked by holding 1,000 $KINS.
|}

[[Category:Mechanics]]
[[Category:Economy]]
[[Category:Guides]]
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

Update:Free Play

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Sirlym: Created page with "'''Free to play''' describes Kintara's open-access game model. Players can create an account and enter the game without holding $KINS, connecting an external wallet, or paying an entry fee. Free play continues until the player's '''Total Level''' reaches 10. At Total Level 10, the account pauses at its current progression until it holds at least 1,000 $KINS. <div class="kin-note"><span class="kin-note-label">The gate is gone:</span> The former requirement to hold 1..."

'''Free to play''' describes Kintara's open-access game model. Players can create an account and enter the game without holding [[$KINS]], connecting an external wallet, or paying an entry fee.

Free play continues until the player's '''Total Level''' reaches 10. At Total Level 10, the account pauses at its current progression until it holds at least 1,000 $KINS.

<div class="kin-note"><span class="kin-note-label">The gate is gone:</span> The former requirement to hold 1,000 $KINS before entering Kintara has been removed. New players can log in, explore the core world, and play for free.</div>

== Starting the Game ==

Players can create an account and log in using any of the following methods:

* Email, using a six-digit verification code
* Google
* Discord
* X
* Passkey

A Solana wallet is not required to enter the game. Existing login methods can be connected to the same character through the [[Account]] tab.

== Free Play Progression ==

Free play is available until the player's Total Level reaches 10.

{| class="wikitable"
! Stage
! Requirement
! Access
|-
| Starting the game
| No $KINS required
| Create an account, log in, and enter Kintara.
|-
| Free progression
| Total Level 0–10
| Play the core world and use its available systems.
|-
| Extended progression
| Hold at least 1,000 $KINS
| Continue progressing after Total Level 10.
|-
| Value-out features
| Hold at least 1,000 $KINS for 24 hours
| List items, trade with players, wager, and deposit into guild banks.
|}

At Total Level 10, the account pauses where it stands until the player holds at least 1,000 $KINS. Once the minimum balance is held, progression continues normally.

== Free World ==

Free players can access the core world:

* [[Mainland]]
* [[Wilderness]]
* [[Whisperwood]]
* [[Frostmere]]
* [[The Pond]]

Free players can use the core game systems, including:

* Fighting mobs
* Gathering resources
* Fishing
* Cooking
* Banking
* Quests
* Casino games
* Earning [[Gold]]
* Exploring the free regions
* Using shops and other in-game systems

The required wilderness-kill step has been removed from the new-player experience.

== Unlocking Paid Content ==

Holding at least 1,000 $KINS unlocks the paid biomes:

* [[The Shores]]
* [[The Dunes]]
* [[Emberstone]]
* [[Glade Cave]]

The same balance also enables [[Mount|mount]] and [[Pet|pet]] drops.

The 1,000 $KINS balance does not need to be held for 24 hours to unlock paid biomes or mount and pet drops. The 24-hour period applies to value-out features such as Marketplace listings and player trading.

== Value-Out Features ==

Kintara separates '''value-in''' from '''value-out'''.

Buying, earning, and playing are available during free play. Features that allow value to leave the game or move between players unlock after the account has held at least 1,000 $KINS for 24 hours.

{| class="wikitable"
! Feature
! Unlock requirement
|-
| Buying from the [[Marketplace]]
| Available immediately
|-
| Earning [[Gold]]
| Available immediately
|-
| Playing Kintara
| Available immediately
|-
| Marketplace listings
| Hold 1,000 $KINS for 24 hours
|-
| Player-to-player [[Trading|trading]]
| Hold 1,000 $KINS for 24 hours
|-
| Wagers
| Hold 1,000 $KINS for 24 hours
|-
| Guild-bank deposits
| Hold 1,000 $KINS for 24 hours
|}

This rule does not prevent a new player from buying items, earning Gold, gathering resources, fighting mobs, or continuing to play.

See [[Marketplace]], [[Trading]], and [[Economy]] for the individual system rules.

== Wallet ==

Players do not need an external wallet to enter Kintara. The game provides an in-game, non-custodial Solana wallet powered by Privy.

Kintara does not hold the player's private keys or funds.

The wallet button opens the player's wallet and provides access to:

* SOL and $KINS balances
* A deposit address
* A deposit QR code
* Buying SOL with a bank card
* Sending funds
* Converting SOL to $KINS

Players can add SOL and convert it to $KINS without leaving the game.

Players can add wallet security through an authenticator app or passkey so that transactions require a second check.

On Android, Mobile Wallet Adapter is the wallet path. Tapping Play opens the player's installed wallet directly instead of displaying the normal login picker.

See [[Wallet]], [[Account]], and [[Supported Wallets]] for more information.

== Guided Tutorial ==

New players receive a guided tutorial designed to help them reach the core game safely.

The tutorial includes:

* A glowing trail through the world
* Device-aware instructions
* Guidance for the first gathering and combat steps
* A first cooking task that cannot burn
* Starter equipment and early progression guidance

The tutorial no longer requires a player to kill a wilderness mob. A new player's first hour does not have to end in a dangerous area or a death screen.

== How to Start ==

# Select '''Play'''.
# Choose '''Log in with Email''' and enter the six-digit code, or choose another available login method.
# Follow the glowing tutorial trail.
# Talk to the [[Quartermaster]] for a starter [[Sword]].
# Gather basic materials with [[Woodcutting]] and [[Mining]].
# Store valuable materials at the [[Bank]].
# Fight mobs and complete quests to build Total Level.
# Reach Total Level 10.
# Hold at least 1,000 $KINS to continue progression and unlock the paid biomes.
# Hold the minimum for 24 hours to unlock Marketplace listings, player trading, wagers, and guild-bank deposits.

== Existing Players ==

Players who already held at least 1,000 $KINS are not negatively affected by the free-to-play update.

For existing holders, the access change is effectively invisible. Their existing progression and unlocked systems continue normally.

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

=== Do I need $KINS to create an account? ===

No. Kintara accounts can be created and used without holding $KINS.

=== Do I need a wallet to log in? ===

No. Players can log in with email, Google, Discord, X, or a passkey. The in-game wallet can be used later to add SOL or convert SOL to $KINS.

=== What happens at Total Level 10? ===

Free progression pauses at Total Level 10. It resumes when the account holds at least 1,000 $KINS.

=== Can I still earn Gold before holding $KINS? ===

Yes. Fighting, gathering, quests, casino systems, and other earning activities remain available during free play.

=== Can I buy from the Marketplace before holding $KINS for 24 hours? ===

Yes. Buying is available immediately. The 24-hour holding period is required for listing items and other value-out features.

=== What does 1,000 $KINS unlock? ===

Holding at least 1,000 $KINS unlocks progression beyond Total Level 10, the paid biomes, and mount and pet drops.

=== What requires holding 1,000 $KINS for 24 hours? ===

Marketplace listings, player-to-player trading, wagers, and guild-bank deposits require the minimum balance to have been held for 24 hours.

== Related Pages ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[$KINS]]
| Explains the token, access thresholds, Holder Benefits, and token systems.
|-
| [[Economy]]
| Covers currencies, Gold sources, Marketplace rules, and value-out access.
|-
| [[Marketplace]]
| Explains buying, selling, listings, fees, and the 24-hour listing requirement.
|-
| [[Wallet]]
| Explains the in-game Solana wallet, deposits, transfers, and SOL-to-$KINS conversion.
|-
| [[Account]]
| Explains login methods and account security.
|-
| [[Supported Wallets]]
| Lists supported external wallet connections.
|-
| [[Mainland]]
| Starting region and free-to-play hub.
|-
| [[Wilderness]]
| Free region used for early gathering and combat.
|-
| [[The Shores]]
| Paid biome unlocked by holding 1,000 $KINS.
|-
| [[The Dunes]]
| Paid biome unlocked by holding 1,000 $KINS.
|-
| [[Emberstone]]
| Paid biome unlocked by holding 1,000 $KINS.
|-
| [[Glade Cave]]
| Paid area unlocked by holding 1,000 $KINS.
|-
| [[Tutorial]]
| Guided new-player progression.
|-
| [[Mounts]]
| Mount drops become available after holding 1,000 $KINS.
|-
| [[Pets]]
| Pet drops become available after holding 1,000 $KINS.
|}

[[Category:Guides]]
[[Category:Mechanics]]
[[Category:Economy]]
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

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<div class="kin-section-head">Game Updates</div>

<div class="kin-news">
<div class="kin-news-card"><div class="kn-body"><div class="kn-meta">August 2026 • Major game update</div><div class="kn-title">[[Update:Free Play|Free Play & Social Layer]]</div><div class="kn-desc">Kintara is now free to play through Total Level 10, with email login, an in-game wallet, Navigator rooms, Marketplace improvements, referrals, and more.</div></div></div>
<div class="kin-news-card photo">[[File:news_11.png|480px|link=Update:Navigator]]<div class="kn-body"><div class="kn-meta">25 August 2026 • Game update</div><div class="kn-title">[[Update:Navigator|The Navigator]]</div><div class="kn-desc">Rent rooms, browse every hangout live across servers, furnish from the Catalogue, and run Room Life — properties light up when owners are home.</div></div></div>
<div class="kin-news-card photo">[[File:news_10.png|480px|link=Update:Fishing]]<div class="kn-body"><div class="kn-meta">11 August 2026 • Game update</div><div class="kn-title">[[Update:Fishing|Fishing & Angler Outfit]]</div><div class="kn-desc">v5.7 — four fish across four waters, bait ladder, three rods, Shores dock & raft, cooking burns, Angler Outfit, Stingray & Dolphin mounts.</div></div></div>
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<div class="kin-section-head kin-section-head-spaced">Explore Kintara</div>
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<div class="kin-card">[[File:fountain.png|82px|link=Category:Locations|Locations]]<div class="kc-label">[[:Category:Locations|Locations]]<span class="kc-sub">Realms & areas</span></div></div>
<div class="kin-card">[[File:pickaxe.png|82px|link=Category:Skills|Skills]]<div class="kc-label">[[:Category:Skills|Skills]]<span class="kc-sub">6 to master</span></div></div>
<div class="kin-card">[[File:sword.png|82px|link=Category:Items|Items]]<div class="kc-label">[[:Category:Items|Items]]<span class="kc-sub">Tools & gear</span></div></div>
<div class="kin-card">[[File:wood.png|82px|link=Category:Resources|Resources]]<div class="kc-label">[[:Category:Resources|Resources]]<span class="kc-sub">Gather & craft</span></div></div>
<div class="kin-card">[[File:Cosmetic red aura.png|82px|link=Category:Cosmetics]]<div class="kc-label">[[:Category:Cosmetics|Cosmetics]]<span class="kc-sub">Skins & styles</span></div></div>
<div class="kin-card">[[File:tiger.png|82px|link=Category:Mounts|Mounts]]<div class="kc-label">[[:Category:Mounts|Mounts]]<span class="kc-sub">Speed & flexing</span></div></div>
<div class="kin-card">[[File:pet_purple_dragon.png|82px|link=Category:Pets|Pets]]<div class="kc-label">[[:Category:Pets|Pets]]<span class="kc-sub">Companions</span></div></div>
<div class="kin-card">[[File:lvl_30.png|82px|link=Category:Quests|Daily Quests]]<div class="kc-label">[[:Category:Quests|Daily Quests]]<span class="kc-sub">Reset 00:00 UTC</span></div></div>
<div class="kin-card">[[File:Merchant.webp|82px|link=Category:NPCs]]<div class="kc-label">[[:Category:NPCs|NPCs]]<span class="kc-sub">Shops & guides</span></div></div>
<div class="kin-card">[[File:wolf.png|82px|link=Category:Monsters|Mobs]]<div class="kc-label">[[:Category:Monsters|Mobs]]<span class="kc-sub">Wild & tameable</span></div></div>
<div class="kin-card">[[File:Furniture throne.png|82px|link=Events|Events]]<div class="kc-label">[[Events|Events]]<span class="kc-sub">Surprise activities</span></div></div>
<div class="kin-card">[[File:Chest vending machine.png|82px|link=Chest Vending Machine|Chest Vending Machine]]<div class="kc-label">[[Chest Vending Machine|Chest Vending Machine]]<span class="kc-sub">Galactic, Demon & Angel</span></div></div>
<div class="kin-card">[[File:Spinner_wheel.png|82px|link=Spinner Wheel|Spinner Wheel]]<div class="kc-label">[[Spinner Wheel|Spinner Wheel]]<span class="kc-sub">Free & paid spins</span></div></div>
<div class="kin-card">[[File:Money_printer.png|82px|link=Money Printer|Money Printer]]<div class="kc-label">[[Money Printer|Money Printer]]<span class="kc-sub">Passive gold income</span></div></div>
<div class="kin-card">[[File:scroll.png|82px|link=Scroll|Scroll]]<div class="kc-label">[[Scroll|Scroll]]<span class="kc-sub">Unique quest contracts</span></div></div>
<div class="kin-card">[[File:Sorrel_stablemaster.png|82px|link=Sorrel the Stablemaster|Sorrel]]<div class="kc-label">[[Sorrel the Stablemaster|Mount Training & Gilding]]<span class="kc-sub">Speed & rare rituals</span></div></div>
<div class="kin-card">[[File:Guild_icon.png|124px|link=Guilds|Guilds]]<div class="kc-label">[[Guilds|Guilds]]<span class="kc-sub">Player clans & teams</span></div></div>
<div class="kin-card">[[File:gold.png|82px|link=Economy|Economy]]<div class="kc-label">[[Economy|Economy]]<span class="kc-sub">Gold & $KINS</span></div></div>
<div class="kin-card">[[File:Marketplace.png|82px|link=Marketplace|Marketplace]]<div class="kc-label">[[Marketplace|Marketplace]]<span class="kc-sub">Buy & sell player items</span></div></div>
<div class="kin-card">[[File:wallet_icon.png|82px|link=Wallet|Wallet]]<div class="kc-label">[[Wallet|Wallet]]<span class="kc-sub">SOL & $KINS access</span></div></div>
<div class="kin-card">[[File:immunity.png|82px|link=Immunity & Protection|Immunity & Protection]]<div class="kc-label">[[Immunity & Protection|Immunity & Protection]]<span class="kc-sub">Heat, web & armor</span></div></div>
</div>

{| class="kin-main2"
|-
| class="kin-col-left" |
<div class="kin-box kin-guide">
== New player guide ==
Kintara is free to play through Total Level 10. Start in [[Mainland]], follow the guided tutorial, and then explore gathering, combat, trading, and level-gated zones.

<div class="kin-guide-grid">
<div><b>1. Enter the world</b><span>Choose email login, Google, Discord, X, or a passkey. No wallet or $KINS is required to begin.</span></div>
<div><b>2. Follow the trail</b><span>Use the glowing tutorial path, receive a starter [[Sword]], and cook your first meal without burning it.</span></div>
<div><b>3. Gather basics</b><span>Use [[Woodcutting]] and [[Mining]] in the [[Wilderness]], then store materials at the [[Bank]].</span></div>
<div><b>4. Unlock more</b><span>Reach Total Level 10, then hold 1,000 $KINS to continue progression and access the paid biomes.</span></div>
</div>
</div>

<div class="kin-box kin-popbox">
== Popular pages ==
<div class="kin-pop">
<div>[[Woodcutting]]</div>
<div>[[Mining]]</div>
<div>[[Wilderness]]</div>
<div>[[Venomweaver]]</div>
<div>[[Mainland]]</div>
<div>[[Economy]]</div>
<div>[[$KINS]]</div>
<div>[[Marketplace]]</div>
<div>[[Navigator]]</div>
<div>[[Wallet]]</div>
<div>[[Sorrel the Stablemaster]]</div>
<div>[[Maelor the Scrollbinder]]</div>
<div>[[Chest Vending Machine]]</div>
</div>
</div>

<div class="kin-box kin-skillsbox">
== Skill training ==
<div class="kin-skillgrid">
<div class="kin-skill kin-skill-combat">[[File:sword.png|36px|link=Combat]]<span class="kin-skill-text">[[Combat]]<small>Mobs, PvP, arena</small></span></div>
<div class="kin-skill kin-skill-woodcutting">[[File:axe.png|36px|link=Woodcutting]]<span class="kin-skill-text">[[Woodcutting]]<small>Chop trees for wood</small></span></div>
<div class="kin-skill kin-skill-mining">[[File:pickaxe.png|36px|link=Mining]]<span class="kin-skill-text">[[Mining]]<small>Stone, coal, metal</small></span></div>
<div class="kin-skill kin-skill-fishing">[[File:fishingrod.png|36px|link=Fishing]]<span class="kin-skill-text">[[Fishing]]<small>Pond and Shores</small></span></div>
<div class="kin-skill kin-skill-cooking">[[File:cookedfish.png|36px|link=Cooking]]<span class="kin-skill-text">[[Cooking]]<small>Fish and chicken</small></span></div>
<div class="kin-skill kin-skill-smithing">[[File:anvil.png|36px|link=Smithing]]<span class="kin-skill-text">[[Smithing]]<small>Forge Lvl 2 tools</small></span></div>
</div>
<div class="kin-more">[[:Category:Skills|More skill guides]]</div>
</div>

<div class="kin-box kin-currencybox">
== Currencies ==
{| class="wikitable kin-currency-table"
! Currency
! Main use
! Notes
|-
| '''[[Gold]]'''
| Shops, [[Pets|pets]], [[Casino|casino]], property
| Earned through mob kills, wagers, passive property income, and in-game systems.
|-
| '''[[$KINS]]'''
| Access, [[Marketplace]], referrals, and account limits
| Free play continues through Total Level 10. Holding 1,000 $KINS unlocks extended progression and paid biomes; Marketplace listings unlock after the balance has been held for 24 hours.
|-
| '''[[SOL]]'''
| [[Wallet]] and [[Kintara Club]]
| Used to fund the in-game wallet, convert to $KINS, and purchase membership.
|}
</div>

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<div class="kin-promo discord plainlinks"><div class="pbody"><span class="picon"></span><span>[https://discord.gg/kintara The Kintara Discord]<small>Join the community server</small></span><span class="pchev">›</span></div><div class="pfoot">Official Discord</div></div>
<div class="kin-promo xbox plainlinks"><div class="pbody"><span class="picon"></span><span>[https://x.com/PlayKintara @PlayKintara]<small>Follow for updates</small></span><span class="pchev">›</span></div><div class="pfoot">Official X</div></div>
<div class="kin-promo xbox plainlinks"><div class="pbody"><span class="picon"></span><span>[https://x.com/kintarawiki @kintarawiki]<small>Wiki updates</small></span><span class="pchev">›</span></div><div class="pfoot">Wiki X</div></div>
<div class="kin-helpbox kin-helpbox-pro">
<div class="kin-help-top">
<h2>Wiki build status</h2>
<p>The Kintara Wiki now has styled pages, infoboxes, category hubs, reusable templates, and protected editing. Public visitors can browse safely while trusted editors maintain the content.</p>
</div>
<div class="kin-help-bottom">
* [[:Category:Locations|Location hub]]
* [[:Category:Monsters|Mobs hub]]
* [[:Category:Resources|Resource hub]]
* [[The Shores|New location example]]
* [[Venomweaver|Boss mob example]]
* [[Wood|Resource page example]]
* [[:Category:Kintara Wiki|Browse all categories]]
</div>
</div>
|}
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

Marketplace

2026-08-30T09:33:41Z

Sirlym:

The '''Marketplace''' is Kintara's player-to-player trading hub. Open it from the '''cart icon''' on the in-game HUD to list items for [[Gold]] or [[$KINS]], browse other players' listings, and manage your active sales.

[[File:Marketplace.png|thumb|right|200px|The Marketplace window — Sell, Buy, and My Listings tabs.]]

The Marketplace lets players turn surplus gear, resources, mounts, cosmetics, and real-estate keys into value. Most listings use in-game [[Gold]]; high-value or on-chain trades can be listed in [[$KINS]] instead.

[[Gold]] listings are '''fee-free''' — the seller keeps 100%. When a buyer purchases a [[$KINS]] listing, the seller receives '''95%''' of the payment, while the remaining 5% goes entirely to the game treasury.

Click the '''cart icon''' on the in-game HUD, located in the radar area, to open the Marketplace window. It has three tabs:

* '''Sell''' — create new listings
* '''Buy''' — browse and purchase listings
* '''My Listings''' — manage active sales

== Marketplace Access ==

Anyone can browse and buy from the Marketplace.

To create listings, an account must hold at least '''1,000 $KINS for 24 hours'''. This holding requirement is part of Kintara's value-out system.

The following features unlock after the account has held at least 1,000 $KINS for 24 hours:

* Marketplace listings
* Player-to-player [[Trading|trading]]
* Wagers
* Guild-bank deposits

Buying, earning, and playing are not locked behind the 24-hour holding period.

== Sell ==

Use the red '''Sell''' tab to list items from your inventory.

# Select '''Sell'''.
# Read the prompt: ''"List items for gold or for $KINS. Choose a tradeable item below, then set amount and price."''
# Pick a tradeable item from your inventory list, such as [[Wood]], [[Stone]], coal, weapons, potions, mounts, or property keys.
# Set the '''amount''' and '''price''' for the listing.
# Choose whether the listing is priced in [[Gold]] or [[$KINS]].
# Confirm the listing.

While an item is listed, it is held in '''escrow''' and cannot be used until the listing is cancelled or sold.

Each player can have up to '''10 active listings''' by default. Players holding at least 100,000 $KINS receive 5 additional listing slots through [[Holder Benefits]], for a maximum of '''15 active listings'''.

== Buy ==

Use the green '''Buy''' tab to browse listings posted by other players.

# Select '''Buy'''.
# Browse available listings.
# Select the item you want and review its listing details.
# Complete the purchase.

Buyers pay the listed price in [[Gold]] or [[$KINS]], depending on how the seller listed the item. Purchased items are delivered directly to the buyer.

Buying from the Marketplace is available even before the account has held 1,000 $KINS for 24 hours.

== My Listings ==

The '''My Listings''' tab shows every active sale you currently have on the Marketplace.

Use it to:

* Check the price and quantity on open listings.
* Review listing details.
* Cancel a listing and return escrowed items to your inventory.
* Track which items have sold.
* Bulk-delist multiple listings.

When listings are bulk-d delisted, the returned items retain the durability they had when they were listed.

== Listing Information ==

Marketplace listings now display important item information directly in the listing rows.

Depending on the item, buyers can see:

* A mount's speed percentage
* A tool's remaining uses
* An item's wear or durability

This allows buyers to distinguish a trained mount or lightly used tool without opening every listing or contacting the seller. Sellers do not need to enter these details manually.

== Listing Types ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Listing type
! Currency
! Fee
! Notes
|-
| Gold listing
| [[Gold]]
| None
| Standard in-game soft-currency sale — seller keeps 100%.
|-
| Token listing
| [[$KINS]]
| 5% (100% treasury)
| On-chain payout — seller receives 95%, and the full 5% fee goes to the treasury. Nothing is burned.
|}

== Marketplace Interface Updates ==

The Marketplace received a major interface and listing rebuild:

* A cleaner marketplace board
* Dedicated item pages
* Listing rows with item speed and wear information
* Bulk delisting that returns items with their listed durability
* Restored access to every page of listings
* Improved busy-server handling so an active market does not appear empty

== What Can Be Sold ==

Common Marketplace categories include:

* [[Category:Resources|Resources]] — wood, stone, coal, fish, and other gathered materials
* [[Category:Items|Items]] — weapons, potions, tools, and gear
* [[Category:Mounts|Mounts]] and [[Category:Pets|Pets]]
* [[Category:Cosmetics|Cosmetics]]
* [[Housing]] keys and real-estate listings, such as [[Mansion]], [[House]], [[Trailer]], [[Flat]], [[Apartment]], and [[Penthouse]]

Tools, armor, mounts, and other equipment display their relevant speed, wear, or durability information in the listing interface. Players should review these values before purchasing.

Direct player-to-player [[Trading|trading]] is separate from Marketplace listings and has its own trade interface.

== Marketplace Fees ==

[[Gold]] listings have no Marketplace fee. The seller keeps 100% of the Gold payment.

[[$KINS]] listings have a 5% fee:

* 95% goes to the seller.
* 5% goes to the game treasury.
* 0% is burned.

The Marketplace fee is no longer a [[$KINS]] burn mechanic. The paid [[Spinner Wheel]] and the [[Wishing Well]] remain the active $KINS burn mechanics.

== Referrals ==

The [[Referrals]] system pays $KINS to players whose referrals make Marketplace purchases.

When a referred buyer purchases an item, a portion of the Marketplace fee is paid to the referrer in $KINS inside the buyer's transaction. There is no claim button or waiting period.

A volume ladder increases the referrer's share as the referrals' lifetime Marketplace spending grows.

== Tips ==

* Bank valuables on the [[Mainland]] before listing high-tier gear you still use in the [[Wilderness]].
* Check recent sale prices before undercutting — the community tracks high-value flips on social channels and tools like [https://kintara.gold/ kintara.gold].
* Real-estate keys and rare mounts often trade for far more than their original release price in [[Gold]].
* Listing in [[Gold]] avoids fees entirely; listing in [[$KINS]] carries the 5% treasury fee but reaches on-chain buyers.
* Check a listing's shown speed, wear, or durability before buying a mount, tool, or other equipment.
* Use the My Listings tab to cancel or bulk-delist items and return them to your inventory.

== Related Pages ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[Economy]]
| Currency overview, access rules, Gold sources, and fee structure.
|-
| [[Gold]]
| Main in-game currency used for many listings.
|-
| [[$KINS]]
| On-chain token used for token listings and payouts, including Holder Benefits listing bonuses.
|-
| [[Referrals]]
| Referral codes and $KINS Marketplace fee rewards.
|-
| [[Wallet]]
| In-game wallet used for SOL and $KINS balances and transactions.
|-
| [[Housing]]
| Many property keys are resold through the Marketplace.
|-
| [[Smithing]]
| Details on repairing tools and armor before trading or listing.
|-
| [[Trading]]
| Direct player-to-player trading, separate from Marketplace listings.
|-
| [[Holder Benefits]]
| $KINS thresholds that increase the active listing limit.
|}

[[Category:Economy]]
[[Category:Mechanics]]
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

Economy

2026-08-30T09:31:18Z

Sirlym:

'''Economy''' explains the main currencies, shops, marketplace systems, and trade loops in Kintara.

Kintara uses [[Gold]] as the main in-game soft currency, while [[$KINS]] is the on-chain token used for access, marketplace, trading, and token-based systems. Club membership is paid separately in [[SOL]].

<div class="kin-note"><span class="kin-note-label">Merchant offline:</span> The [[Traveling Merchant]] — formerly the main Gold source — has been found dead and his services are shut down. Gold is now earned primarily through '''mob kills''' and the [[Venomweaver]] boss. Pre-existing lottery tickets can still be claimed at his body, but no new entries are possible.</div>

== Currency Overview ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Currency
! Type
! Main use
! Notes
|-
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] [[Gold]]
| In-game soft currency
| Shops, property, casino, pets, furniture, cosmetics, mounts, chests, and training
| Earned through mob and boss kills, passive Money Printer income, casino winnings, wagers, dice games, and admin grants.
|-
| [[$KINS]]
| On-chain token
| Extended game access, paid biomes, Marketplace systems, player trading, paid Spinner Wheel spins, and Holder Benefits
| Holding at least 1,000 $KINS unlocks extended progression, paid biomes, and mount and pet drops. Marketplace value-out features unlock after the balance has been held for 24 hours.
|-
| [[SOL]]
| Native Solana currency
| In-game wallet funding, $KINS conversion, [[Kintara Club]] membership, and [[Wishing Well]] donations
| Membership is paid in SOL, not Gold or $KINS.
|}

== Free-to-Play Access ==

Kintara is free to play. Players can create an account and enter the game without holding $KINS or connecting an external wallet.

Free players can access the core world and its activities, including:

* [[Mainland]]
* [[Wilderness]]
* [[Whisperwood]]
* [[Frostmere]]
* [[The Pond]]
* Fighting and gathering
* Fishing and cooking
* [[Bank]] storage
* Quests
* [[Casino]] Gold

Free play continues until the player's '''Total Level''' reaches 10. At Total Level 10, the account pauses at its current progression until it holds at least 1,000 $KINS.

Holding at least 1,000 $KINS unlocks the paid biomes:

* [[The Shores]]
* [[The Dunes]]
* [[Emberstone]]
* [[Glade Cave]]

The same balance enables mount and pet drops. Existing holders who already meet the minimum are not affected by this change.

== Access and Value-Out Rules ==

The 1,000 $KINS requirement controls extended progression and access to certain value-out systems. It is not a requirement for entering the game.

The following features unlock after the account has held at least 1,000 $KINS for 24 hours:

* Listing items or [[Gold]] on the [[Marketplace]]
* Player-to-player [[Trading|trading]]
* Wagers
* Guild-bank deposits

Buying, earning, and playing remain available before the 24-hour holding period.

== Gold Sources ==

Gold is now earned mainly through combat and passive income. Mob and boss Gold rolls are server-authoritative, use secure random number generation, and sync directly to the player's inventory.

{| class="wikitable"
! Source
! Chance
! Gold
! Notes
|-
| [[Venomweaver]] boss
| Rebalanced
| 1–25
| Strong single-kill Gold source. The Venomweaver's drop table has been rebalanced; see [[Venomweaver]] for current rates.
|-
| [[Magma Brute]] ([[Emberstone]])
| 1 in 350 kills
| 1–5
| On top of [[Brute Horn]] and pet drops. Rebalanced from 1-in-500.
|-
| [[Money Printer]] (passive)
| —
| Varies
| Property owners earn payouts from a rolling window of the casino's real net, weighted by property tier. Bronze ×1 · Silver ×2 · Gold ×4.
|-
| Casino
| —
| Varies
| Gold won or lost through casino games. The casino's measured net is also used to calculate Money Printer payouts.
|-
| Wagers and dice games
| —
| Varies
| Player-facing risk/reward systems.
|-
| Admin grants
| —
| Varies
| Manual grant source.
|-
| [[Traveling Merchant]]
| —
| —
| '''Dead.''' Only pre-existing lottery winnings can be claimed at his body.
|}

== Casino ==

The [[Casino]] on the [[Mainland]] is Kintara's dedicated gambling area. Inside the building, players can play '''roulette''' and '''blackjack''' for [[Gold]]. The outdoor '''[[Spinner Wheel]]''' on the plaza offers a free spin every 24 hours plus an optional paid spin.

See [[Casino]] for table rules and payouts, and [[Spinner Wheel]] for spin odds and prizes.

Money Printer payouts are calculated from a rolling window of the casino's measured real net rather than from a fixed share of every individual loss.

== Gold Sinks ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Use
! Examples
|-
| Shops
| Cosmetics, pets, furniture, and Alchemist mount offers.
|-
| Property
| Trailer, house, mansion, flat, apartment, and penthouse keys.
|-
| [[Money Printer]]
| 1,000 Gold to buy and activate one inside a property. One per property. Passive income from casino losses offsets this cost.
|-
| [[Sorrel the Stablemaster|Mount training]]
| 10 Gold per session to train a mount +5% speed. Up to 6 sessions (60 Gold total) to reach the 55% speed cap.
|-
| Casino
| Roulette, blackjack, and other Gold betting systems.
|-
| [[Bank]]
| Expanding Bank storage pages.
|-
| [[Chest Vending Machine|Chest opening]]
| 5 Gold per open (any chest type: Galactic, Demon, or Angel).
|-
| Marketplace
| Some listings can use Gold depending on listing type.
|}

== Mount Training System ==

All mounts use a fair, equal-opportunity training system managed by [[Sorrel the Stablemaster]]:

* '''Base speed: 25%''' — Every mount starts here, regardless of rarity or cost.
* '''Training: 10 Gold per session = +5% speed''' — Sessions are incremental and transparent. No pay-to-win mechanics.
* '''Hard cap: 55%''' — The maximum speed any mount can achieve.
* '''Per-mount training''' — Each mount holds its own trained speed. A trained mount is a valuable, tradeable asset.
* '''Server-enforced and transparent''' — Trained speed shows in inventory, bank, trades, wagers, and Marketplace listings.

== Wallet and Funding ==

Players can log in with email using a six-digit verification code. Google, Discord, X, and passkey login options are also available.

An external wallet is not required to enter the game. Kintara provides a non-custodial Solana wallet powered by Privy; Kintara does not hold the player's private keys or funds.

The in-game wallet supports:

* Viewing SOL and $KINS balances
* Depositing through a wallet address and QR code
* Buying SOL with a bank card
* Sending funds
* Converting SOL to $KINS

See [[Wallet]] and [[Account]] for login, security, and wallet details.

== Referrals ==

The [[Referrals]] system pays $KINS to players whose referrals buy items on the [[Marketplace]].

Players share a referral code. When a referred player purchases an item, a portion of the Marketplace fee is paid to the referrer in $KINS inside the buyer's transaction. There is no claim button or waiting period.

A volume ladder increases the referrer's share as the referrals' lifetime Marketplace spending grows.

Referral earnings are recorded in an admin-auditable ledger with their value stamped in USD. A leaderboard tracks referral performance, and the account-registration form includes a referral-code field below the username.

== Marketplace ==

See the dedicated [[Marketplace]] page for the full buy/sell workflow, UI walkthrough, and listing limits.

{| class="wikitable"
! Detail
! Value
|-
| Buying
| Always available
|-
| Value-out access
| Marketplace listings, player trades, wagers, and guild-bank deposits unlock after holding 1,000 $KINS for 24 hours.
|-
| Listing types
| Gold listings or token listings.
|-
| Token currency
| [[$KINS]]
|-
| Gold listing fee
| None — seller keeps 100%.
|-
| $KINS listing fee
| 5% total: 100% to treasury / 0% burned. Seller receives 95%.
|-
| Active listing limit
| Maximum 10 active listings per player.
|-
| Escrow
| The listed item is escrowed while listed.
|-
| Listing details
| Listings show relevant item information such as speed and wear.
|}

The Marketplace received a major interface and listing rebuild:

* A cleaner marketplace board
* Dedicated item pages
* Listing rows that show item speed and wear
* Bulk delists that return items with their listed durability
* Restored access to every page of listings
* Improved busy-server handling so an active market does not appear empty

<div class="kin-note"><span class="kin-note-label">Fee update:</span> The Marketplace $KINS fee remains 5% total, but the split is now '''100% treasury and 0% burned'''. Sellers still receive 95%. The Marketplace is no longer a $KINS burn mechanic; paid [[Spinner Wheel]] spins and [[Wishing Well]] donations remain the active burn mechanics.</div>

== Related Pages ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[Gold]]
| Main in-game currency page and full Gold-source list.
|-
| [[$KINS]]
| On-chain token used for access, Marketplace systems, paid spins, and Holder Benefits.
|-
| [[Venomweaver]]
| Strong single-kill Gold source with a rebalanced drop table.
|-
| [[King Scorpia]]
| Boss whose loot table was rebalanced.
|-
| [[Magma Brute]]
| Emberstone mob that drops Gold, Brute Horn, and a pet chance.
|-
| [[Money Printer]]
| Passive Gold income from casino net earnings, scaled by property tier.
|-
| [[Casino]]
| Gold gambling and Money Printer payout source.
|-
| [[Sorrel the Stablemaster]]
| Mount trainer. 10 Gold per +5% speed session.
|-
| [[:Category:Mounts|Mounts]]
| All mounts trainable through Sorrel.
|-
| [[Chest Vending Machine]]
| Where chests are purchased and opened (5 Gold per open).
|-
| [[Marketplace]]
| Buy/sell workflow, listing access, fees, and listing limits.
|-
| [[Referrals]]
| Referral codes and $KINS Marketplace fee rewards.
|-
| [[Wallet]]
| In-game wallet for SOL and $KINS balances, deposits, transfers, and conversion.
|-
| [[Account]]
| Login methods and wallet-security settings.
|-
| [[Supported Wallets]]
| Wallets compatible with $KINS and SOL transactions.
|-
| [[:Category:Resources|Resources]]
| Gathered materials and salvage.
|-
| [[:Category:Items|Items]]
| Shop and Marketplace item structure.
|-
| [[:Category:Pets|Pets]]
| Pet shop collection and pet drops.
|-
| [[:Category:Cosmetics|Cosmetics]]
| Cosmetic shop collection.
|}

[[Category:Economy]]
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

$KINS

2026-08-30T09:28:10Z

Sirlym:

{{Infobox resource
| name = $KINS
| type = On-chain token (Solana)
| gathered_at = In-game wallet, Marketplace, Solana DEX/CEX purchase
| skill = None
| processing = Free play access, paid biome access, Marketplace listings, player trading, paid Spinner Wheel, Holder Benefits tiers
}}
'''$KINS''' is the native Solana token tied to [[Kintara]]'s on-chain economy. $KINS is used for extended game access, paid biome access, Marketplace listings, player trading, wagers, guild-bank deposits, the paid [[Spinner Wheel]], and Holder Benefits.

A wallet holding 1,000 $KINS is no longer required to create an account or begin playing. New players can play for free until reaching '''Total Level 10'''. At that point, progression pauses until the account holds at least 1,000 $KINS.

Holding 1,000 $KINS unlocks the paid biomes and enables [[Mount|mount]] and [[Pet|pet]] drops. Marketplace listing, player trades, wagers, and guild-bank deposits unlock after the account has held 1,000 $KINS for 24 hours. Buying, earning, and playing are not locked behind the 24-hour period.

== Free Play and Access ==

Kintara is free to play. Players can create an account and enter the game without holding $KINS or connecting an external wallet.

Free players can access the core world and its activities, including:

* [[Mainland]]
* [[Wilderness]]
* [[Whisperwood]]
* [[Frostmere]]
* [[The Pond]]
* Fighting and gathering
* Fishing and cooking
* [[Bank]] storage
* Quests
* [[Casino]] Gold

Free play continues until the player's Total Level reaches 10. At Total Level 10, the account pauses at its current progression until it holds at least 1,000 $KINS.

Holding 1,000 $KINS unlocks the following paid biomes:

* [[The Shores]]
* [[The Dunes]]
* [[The Emberstone]]
* [[Glade Cave]]

The same balance also enables mount and pet drops. Existing holders who already meet the minimum are not affected by this access change.

== Wallet and Account Access ==

Players can log in with email using a six-digit verification code. Other available login methods include:

* Google
* Discord
* X
* Passkeys

The Account tab connects login methods to the same Kintara character. Players can also add an authenticator app or passkey as an additional wallet-security check.

Kintara uses a non-custodial Solana wallet powered by Privy. Kintara does not hold the player's private keys or funds.

The in-game wallet button opens the player's wallet and provides access to:

* $KINS and SOL balances
* A deposit address and QR code
* Buying SOL with a bank card
* Sending funds
* Converting SOL to $KINS

On Android, the wallet path uses Mobile Wallet Adapter. Tapping Play opens the player's installed wallet directly rather than displaying the normal login picker.

== Holder Benefits ==

$KINS holder benefits are officially live. The more $KINS a player holds, the more they unlock across Kintara — progression boosts, extra storage, daily rewards, and exclusive areas. Holder tiers scale with the player's $KINS balance, and every tier includes the benefits of every tier below it. A player's tier is reflected in-game by changing the color of their name.

=== Holder Tiers & XP Boosts ===

{| class="wikitable"
! Tier
! Threshold
! XP Boost
|-
| White
| 1K $KINS
| Base tier
|-
| Blue
| 10K $KINS
| +1% XP
|-
| Green
| 100K $KINS
| +2% XP
|-
| Gold
| 1M $KINS
| +3% XP
|-
| Purple
| 5M $KINS
| +4% XP
|}

=== Additional Holder Perks ===

Beyond the tier bonuses above, hitting specific $KINS thresholds unlocks further perks independently of the color tiers:

{| class="wikitable"
! Threshold
! Perk
|-
| 25K $KINS
| Double XP from daily quests
|-
| 50K $KINS
| Extra inventory row + saved outfit
|-
| 75K $KINS
| Extra bank slot + extra daily Spinner Wheel spin
|-
| 100K $KINS
| Increased Marketplace listings
|}

=== Exclusive Spaces (Coming Soon) ===

{| class="wikitable"
! Space
! Status
|-
| High Roller Room
| Holder-only area — coming soon, not yet live.
|-
| Pub / Club
| Dedicated social hub for the community — coming soon, not yet live.
|}

<div class="kin-note"><span class="kin-note-label">Note:</span> Kintara's official announcement states "This is just the beginning" — more perks, access, and in-game benefits are planned as further additions to the Holder Benefits system.</div>

== Acquiring $KINS ==

Players can obtain $KINS in several ways:

* '''Buying externally''' — $KINS is tradeable on Solana DEXs, such as PumpSwap, and is listed on centralized exchanges including Blofin and MEXC. It launched with no presale and no airdrop.
* '''Buying through the in-game wallet''' — players can add SOL to their wallet and convert SOL to $KINS without leaving Kintara.
* '''Selling in-game Gold''' — players can list [[Gold]] for sale on the [[Marketplace]], priced in $KINS. The buyer pays from a connected Solana wallet, and the seller receives $KINS in return. This is the main gameplay-based way to obtain $KINS.

Gold and $KINS can be exchanged in both directions through Marketplace listings — Gold for $KINS, or $KINS for Gold.

== Marketplace Access ==

The 1,000 $KINS requirement no longer blocks players from entering Kintara or buying items. It controls access to Marketplace value-out features.

The following features unlock after the account has held at least 1,000 $KINS for 24 hours:

* Listing items or [[Gold]] on the [[Marketplace]]
* Player-to-player [[Trading|trading]]
* Wagers
* Guild-bank deposits

Buying, earning, and playing remain available before the 24-hour holding period.

The Marketplace also received a major interface and listing update:

* A cleaner marketplace board
* Dedicated item pages
* Listing rows that show item speed and wear
* Bulk delists that return items with their listed durability
* Restored access to every page of listings
* Improved busy-server handling so an active server does not appear to have an empty market

== Referrals ==

The [[Referrals]] system pays $KINS to players whose referrals buy items on the [[Marketplace]].

Players share a referral code. When a referred player purchases an item, a portion of the Marketplace fee is paid to the referrer in $KINS inside the buyer's transaction. There is no claim button or waiting period.

A volume ladder increases the referrer's share as the referrals' lifetime Marketplace spending grows.

Referral earnings are recorded in an admin-auditable ledger with their value stamped in USD. A leaderboard tracks referral performance, and the account-registration form includes a referral-code field below the username.

== Uses in Kintara ==

$KINS has several in-game roles:

{| class="wikitable"
! Use
! Requirement
! Notes
|-
| '''Free game access'''
| No $KINS required
| Players can create an account and play the core world for free until reaching Total Level 10.
|-
| '''Extended progression'''
| Hold at least 1,000 $KINS
| Progression continues after Total Level 10 when the account holds the minimum balance.
|-
| '''Paid biome access'''
| Hold at least 1,000 $KINS
| Unlocks The Shores, The Dunes, The Emberstone, and the Glade Cave.
|-
| '''Mount and pet drops'''
| Hold at least 1,000 $KINS
| Mount and pet drops become available.
|-
| '''[[Marketplace]] listings'''
| Hold at least 1,000 $KINS for 24 hours
| Listing items and Gold is part of the value-out system. Listing capacity increases at 100K $KINS held.
|-
| '''Player [[Trading|trades]]'''
| Hold at least 1,000 $KINS for 24 hours
| Player-to-player trading unlocks after the holding period.
|-
| '''Wagers'''
| Hold at least 1,000 $KINS for 24 hours
| Wagering unlocks after the holding period.
|-
| '''Guild-bank deposits'''
| Hold at least 1,000 $KINS for 24 hours
| Depositing into a guild bank unlocks after the holding period.
|-
| '''Paid [[Spinner Wheel]] spins'''
| ~$5 worth per spin
| Optional paid spins on the Mainland plaza; 50% of the $KINS spent is burned. An extra daily spin unlocks at 75K $KINS held.
|-
| '''[[Wishing Well]] burn'''
| Optional
| Burn $KINS alongside a charity donation for 2.5× raffle entries.
|-
| '''Holder Benefits tiers'''
| 1K–5M $KINS held
| Passive XP boosts and account perks that scale with balance.
|}

<div class="kin-note"><span class="kin-note-label">Note:</span> Holding 1,000 $KINS controls extended progression, paid biome access, mount and pet drops, and value-out features. It is no longer required to create an account, log in, or begin playing.</div>

<div class="kin-note"><span class="kin-note-label">Note:</span> $KINS holdings no longer affect Gold earning directly. The [[Traveling Merchant]] lottery — which previously scaled ticket entries with $KINS held — has ended following the merchant's death. Gold is now earned through mob and boss kills; see [[Gold]]. $KINS holdings now instead affect access, XP rate, account perks, and Marketplace-related features.</div>

== Token Sinks ==

$KINS has two remaining mechanics that remove it from circulating supply or a player's wallet:

{| class="wikitable"
! Mechanic
! Split
! Notes
|-
| Paid Spinner Wheel spin (Mainland)
| 50% burned, 50% to treasury
| Cost is roughly $5 worth of $KINS at the live price per spin.
|-
| [[Wishing Well]] $KINS burn
| 100% burned
| Optional — burn $KINS alongside a charity donation for 2.5× raffle entries. Fully burned, nothing to treasury.
|}

<div class="kin-note"><span class="kin-note-label">Update:</span> The Marketplace $KINS fee no longer contributes to the burn. It stays at 5% total, but the split changed from 2.5% treasury / 2.5% burned to '''100% treasury, 0% burned'''. Sellers still receive exactly the same 95% as before — only where the remaining 5% lands has changed. The Marketplace is no longer one of $KINS's burn mechanics; paid Spinner Wheel spins and Wishing Well donations remain the only two.</div>

== Tokenomics ==

''Figures below are pulled from public exchange/aggregator data, not an official Kintara dev statement — treat as approximate.''

* Max supply: 1,000,000,000 $KINS (1 billion)
* Circulating supply: roughly 990–997 million as of mid-2026
* Publicly cited burn total: approximately 5,085,570 $KINS burned (~0.5% of supply) — accumulated burn total predates the Marketplace fee-split change and may not reflect the current, slower burn rate going forward.

== Risks ==

As with any small-cap game token, players should be aware:

* The Kintara development team is not publicly identified, and there is no public smart contract audit.
* $KINS price has been highly volatile since launch.
* Treasury governance and fund usage are not publicly detailed.
* Holding $KINS affects access to some game systems and may expose players to token-price risk.

== Gold, $KINS, and SOL ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Currency
! Type
! Main use
|-
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] '''[[Gold]]'''
| In-game soft currency
| Shops, property, casino, pets, cosmetics, and Marketplace exchange.
|-
| '''$KINS'''
| On-chain token
| Extended game access, paid biome access, Marketplace listings, player trading, wagers, guild-bank deposits, paid Spinner Wheel spins, referrals, and Holder Benefits tiers.
|-
| '''[[SOL]]'''
| Solana native currency
| Adding funds to the in-game wallet, converting to $KINS, [[Kintara Club]] membership payments, and [[Wishing Well]] charity donations.
|}

== Related Pages ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[Gold]]
| Gold is exchanged for $KINS (and vice versa) on the Marketplace.
|-
| [[Marketplace]]
| Where in-game $KINS trading, Gold sales, item listings, and referral purchases happen. Listing access unlocks after the 24-hour holding period, and the $KINS fee now goes entirely to treasury.
|-
| [[Referrals]]
| Pays referrers a share of Marketplace fees in $KINS when their referrals buy items.
|-
| [[Wallet]]
| In-game wallet for balances, deposits, SOL purchases, transfers, and SOL-to-$KINS conversion.
|-
| [[Account]]
| Connects email, Google, Discord, X, passkeys, and wallet security to a Kintara character.
|-
| [[Spinner Wheel]]
| Paid spins cost $KINS; 50% is burned. An extra spin unlocks at 75K $KINS held.
|-
| [[Economy]]
| Overview of how Gold, $KINS, Marketplace fees, and trading work together.
|-
| [[Wishing Well]]
| Optional $KINS burn for 2.5× charity raffle entries.
|-
| [[Kintara Club]]
| Membership payments use SOL.
|-
| [[The Shores]]
| Paid biome unlocked by holding at least 1,000 $KINS.
|-
| [[The Dunes]]
| Paid biome unlocked by holding at least 1,000 $KINS.
|-
| [[The Emberstone]]
| Paid biome unlocked by holding at least 1,000 $KINS.
|-
| [[Glade Cave]]
| Paid area unlocked by holding at least 1,000 $KINS.
|-
| [[Supported Wallets]]
| Wallets used to hold and use $KINS.
|}

[[Category:Resources]]
[[Category:Economy]]
[[Category:Currency]]
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

Immunity & Protection

2026-08-28T07:06:31Z

Sirlym:

[[File:immunity.png|200px|thumb|right|A rune stone said to ward off harm — heat, webs, and blade alike.]]
'''Immunity & Protection''' is an overview of every damage-mitigation and hazard-immunity system in Kintara. Protection in Kintara falls into two broad categories: '''environmental hazard immunity''' (surviving a zone's unique danger, like heat or webs) and '''combat defense''' (reducing damage taken from mobs and other players). This page collects both in one place so you can see what protects you, where you get it, and what it actually covers.

<div class="kin-note"><span class="kin-note-label">Update — Armor rework:</span> Armor no longer works by topping up your shield bar. It now cuts a flat percentage off every hit you take, piece by piece, landing before your shield does. See Combat Defense below for the full breakdown.</div>

== Overview ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Category
! What it covers
! Examples
|-
| Environmental hazard immunity
| Full immunity to a specific zone hazard, usually requiring a complete gear set
| [[Desert Robes]] (heat), Venomweaver armor set (webs)
|-
| Combat defense
| Reduces damage taken from mobs and players — armor now cuts a flat % per hit, shield absorbs on top
| [[Smithing|Iron/Silver armor]], [[Shield Potion]], shield bar
|}

Hazard immunity and combat defense are separate systems — wearing full Desert Robes does nothing against a Magma Brute's attacks, and Silver armor does nothing against Dunes heat. Match your gear to the danger you're walking into.

== Environmental Hazard Immunity ==
These immunities are binary — you either have full protection or you don't. Partial sets give no benefit until the full set is worn.

{| class="wikitable"
! Hazard
! Zone
! Immunity source
! Requirement
! Drop source
|-
| Heat damage
| [[The Dunes]]
| [[Desert Robes]] ([[Desert Robe Top|Top]] + [[Desert Robe Bottom|Bottom]])
| Both pieces equipped
| [[Giant Scorpion]] (1 in 500 per piece)
|-
| Web snares
| [[Glade Cave]] ([[Venomweaver]] fight)
| Venomweaver armor set ([[Venomweaver Helm|Helm]], [[Venomweaver Chestplate|Chestplate]], [[Venomweaver Legguards|Legguards]], [[Venomweaver Boots|Boots]])
| All 4 pieces equipped
| [[Venomweaver]] (1 in 5,000 per piece)
|}

=== Heat Immunity — Desert Robes ===
* 100% immunity to Dunes heat damage (normally 1 HP every 10 seconds after a 30s grace period) once both Top and Bottom are worn
* Passive, permanent while worn — no cooldown, no durability decay
* Most players acquire pieces passively while farming [[Medium Scroll]]s from [[Giant Scorpion]], since both drop from the same mob
* Fully tradeable — a complete set can be bought on the [[Marketplace]] instead of farmed

=== Web Immunity — Venomweaver Set ===
* Immune to the Venomweaver boss's web snares once all 4 armor pieces are equipped
* Does '''not''' protect against the ripple pulse or mini-spider adds — you're not invincible, just no longer webbed in place
* Immunity is server-authoritative (verified server-side), so it can't be spoofed by partial sets or visual-only pieces
* Each piece drops independently at 1 in 5,000 from the Venomweaver boss itself — a serious long-haul grind, and currently the only source (not tradeable via any known alternate route)

<div class="kin-note"><span class="kin-note-label">Note:</span> Desert Robes and the Venomweaver set both come from farming the same mobs their immunity protects you from — Giant Scorpion drops robes for Dunes heat, Venomweaver drops its own counter-set. Desert Robes are the far easier grind (1/500 vs. 1/5,000 per piece).</div>

== Combat Defense ==
Combat defense now works in two layers: '''armor''' cuts a percentage off every hit before your '''shield''' absorbs the rest.

=== Armor — Damage Reduction ===
Each piece of Iron or Silver armor reduces the damage of every hit you take, by a fixed percentage per slot. This replaced the old system where armor simply added to your shield capacity — armor is now a direct damage cut, and it applies on every single hit, not just while your shield holds.

{| class="wikitable"
! Piece
! Iron
! Silver
|-
| Helm
| 2%
| 3%
|-
| Body
| 4%
| 6%
|-
| Legs
| 3%
| 4.5%
|-
| Boots
| 1%
| 1.5%
|-
| '''Full set'''
| '''10%'''
| '''15%'''
|}

<div class="kin-note"><span class="kin-note-label">Note:</span> The reduction lands before your shield does, so it effectively stretches both your shield and your health further per fight. Swapping a piece mid-fight changes your damage reduction on the very next hit — no delay, no re-equip cooldown.</div>

=== Shield ===
{| class="wikitable"
! Detail
! Value
|-
| Shield capacity
| Flat 100 for every player
|-
| Scales with gear?
| No — previously scaled with armor worn; this has been removed
|-
| Recharge
| [[Shield Potion]] (temporary, from [[The Alchemist]])
|}

<div class="kin-note"><span class="kin-note-label">Update:</span> Shield capacity is now a flat 100 for everyone, regardless of what armor you're wearing. If you were carrying more than 100 shield under the old gear-scaled system, it settled back to 100 on your next login. Nothing about your actual armor items changed, reset, or was refunded — only how shield capacity is calculated.</div>

=== Going Unarmored ===
Wearing zero armor pieces now carries a real penalty against several specific mobs — it isn't just "no bonus," it's actively worse than normal.

{| class="wikitable"
! Mob
! Unarmored penalty
|-
| [[Giant Scorpion]]
| Hits 50% harder
|-
| [[Magma Brute]]
| Hits 50% harder
|-
| [[King Scorpia]]
| Hits 50% harder
|-
| [[Venomweaver]] (mini-spider adds)
| Hits 50% harder
|}

A single piece of armor — even just one boot — is enough to turn this penalty off entirely, regardless of tier (Iron or Silver both qualify).

=== Other Combat Defense ===
{| class="wikitable"
! Source
! Type
! Tiers
! Notes
|-
| [[Smithing|Armor]]
| Worn, flat % damage reduction per piece
| Iron (Combat 15+) · Silver (Combat 25+)
| Crafted at [[Grimjaw]] (Frostmere) or [[Harun the Forgewright]] (Dunes West). See [[Smithing]] for full crafting costs.
|-
| [[Shield Potion]]
| Consumable
| Single tier
| Temporary shield top-up from [[The Alchemist]]. Stacks with worn armor's damage reduction.
|}

For full armor crafting costs, materials, and durability figures, see the [[Smithing]] page.

== Quick Comparison ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Protection
! Type
! Full immunity?
! Zone-specific?
! Drop rate / Cost
|-
| [[Desert Robes]]
| Environmental
| Yes (heat only)
| Yes — The Dunes
| 1/500 per piece (2 pieces)
|-
| Venomweaver set
| Environmental
| Yes (web snares only)
| Yes — Venomweaver fight
| 1/5,000 per piece (4 pieces)
|-
| Iron armor
| Combat
| No — 10% damage reduction (full set)
| No — usable anywhere
| Crafted, not dropped
|-
| Silver armor
| Combat
| No — 15% damage reduction (full set)
| No — usable anywhere
| Crafted, not dropped
|-
| [[Shield Potion]]
| Combat
| No — temporary shield top-up
| No — usable anywhere
| Crafted, not dropped
|}

== Related pages ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[Desert Robes]]
| Full heat immunity in The Dunes.
|-
| [[Desert Robe Top]]
| Half of the Desert Robes set.
|-
| [[Desert Robe Bottom]]
| Half of the Desert Robes set.
|-
| [[Venomweaver]]
| Source of the web-immunity armor set; mini-spiders hit unarmored players 50% harder.
|-
| [[Venomweaver Helm]]
| Piece of the web-immunity set.
|-
| [[Venomweaver Chestplate]]
| Piece of the web-immunity set.
|-
| [[Venomweaver Legguards]]
| Piece of the web-immunity set.
|-
| [[Venomweaver Boots]]
| Piece of the web-immunity set.
|-
| [[Smithing]]
| Crafting Iron and Silver armor.
|-
| [[Shield Potion]]
| Temporary shield top-up.
|-
| [[The Dunes]]
| Zone with heat hazard.
|-
| [[Glade Cave]]
| Zone with web hazard (Venomweaver fight).
|-
| [[Giant Scorpion]]
| Source of Desert Robes; hits unarmored players 50% harder.
|-
| [[Magma Brute]]
| Hits unarmored players 50% harder.
|-
| [[King Scorpia]]
| Hits unarmored players 50% harder.
|-
| [[Combat]]
| Core skill governing damage taken and dealt.
|}

[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

Venomweaver

2026-08-28T06:59:54Z

Sirlym:

{{Infobox monster
| name = Venomweaver
| image = Venomweaver_icon.png
| found_at = [[Glade Cave]]
| hp_or_lives = 6,000 HP
| aggro_tiles = Arena encounter
| contact_damage = High
| combat_xp = 750 [[Combat]] XP per kill
| drops = Venomweaver armor set, Hard Scroll, Medium Scroll, Potion Cache, Venomweaver Pet, Purple Party Hat, Gold, salvage materials
| notes = Level-20 boss mob fought as a queued/spectated cave encounter. Full armor set grants web immunity. Weapon tier now affects damage dealt.
}}
'''Venomweaver''' is a level-20 boss mob fought inside [[Glade Cave]]. Players must have at least level 20 [[Combat]] to participate.
The fight appears as an arena-style encounter where players can queue, participate, or spectate.
<div class="kin-note"><span class="kin-note-label">Requirement:</span> Players need level 20 Combat to participate in the Venomweaver encounter.</div>

<div class="kin-note"><span class="kin-note-label">Update — Balance Pass:</span> Previously, the Venomweaver ignored weapon tier entirely — every hit dealt the same flat damage whether you swung a Starter blade or a Silver one. It now takes real damage like every other mob in the game, so gear actually matters here. Its HP is now confirmed at 6,000, and mini-spider adds sit at 120 HP. A Silver blade clears the boss in roughly two-thirds the swings it used to take.</div>

<div class="kin-note"><span class="kin-note-label">Update — Boss Loot retune:</span> Venomweaver's drop rates were pulled back in the latest pass — since every qualifying fighter rolls on its table (versus only the top 3 for King Scorpia), its per-person value was ahead of King Scorpia's before this rebalance. See Loot pool below.</div>

<div class="kin-note"><span class="kin-note-label">Update — New drops:</span> Two new rewards joined Venomweaver's loot table: a Potion Cache (1 in 50) and the Venomweaver Pet (1 in 50,000). Like the rest of its loot, both are rolled for every qualifying fighter — there's no top-damage cap on Venomweaver's table, unlike King Scorpia's.</div>

== Encounter ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Detail
! Value
|-
| Encounter type
| Boss mob
|-
| Location
| [[Glade Cave]]
|-
| Requirement
| Level 20 [[Combat]]
|-
| HP
| 6,000
|-
| Mini-spider add HP
| 120
|-
| Participation
| Queued cave encounter
|-
| Spectating
| Supported
|-
| Aggro fatigue
| Exempt — the 90-second chase → 30-second breather rule that applies to regular mobs does not apply to boss encounters.
|}
== Venomweaver suit — web immunity ==
The Venomweaver boss fight has a signature reward: wearing the '''complete Venomweaver suit''' makes the boss's webs unable to touch you.
* Equip all four pieces — [[Venomweaver Helm|Helm]], [[Venomweaver Chestplate|Chestplate]], [[Venomweaver Legguards|Legguards]], and [[Venomweaver Boots|Boots]] — and you become '''immune to the boss's web snares''' for that fight.
* The '''ripple pulse''' and the '''mini-spider''' adds still hit, so you are not invincible — but you will no longer get webbed in place while the boss winds up.
* Immunity is '''server-authoritative''': it only applies if you actually own and wear every piece (verified server-side), so it cannot be spoofed.

Completing the full set is a long grind — each piece drops separately at 1 in 5,000 (see below) — and finishing it is what unlocks web immunity.
== Combat XP ==
Defeating the Venomweaver grants '''750 [[Combat]] XP''' to every player who dealt damage and is still inside [[Glade Cave]] when the boss dies. This is a flat grant per participant — not split across the party.
{| class="wikitable"
! Target
! Combat XP
! Notes
|-
| Venomweaver (boss kill)
| 750
| Reduced from 1,000 in the balance pass. Granted to each damage-dealing participant in the cave at kill time.
|-
| Glade Cave mini-spider
| 100
| Granted to the player who lands the killing blow on the add.
|}
For comparison, other retuned combat XP grants include 50 XP for a [[Wild Zombie]], 150 XP for a [[Wild Dragon]], 110 XP for a [[Giant Scorpion]], 1,300 XP for [[King Scorpia]], and 100 XP for a [[Magma Brute]] <ref>Figure as given in the balance pass patch notes — conflicts with previously documented Magma Brute XP values (175 base / 350 with Lvl 2 Sword / 367 with guild bonus). Not yet confirmed whether this is a new flat base or a replacement of the weapon-scaling system. Verify in-game before treating as final.</ref>.

<div class="kin-note"><span class="kin-note-label">Update — Balance Pass:</span> Venomweaver's Combat XP was reduced from 1,000 to 750 as part of a broader XP retune across gathering, combat, and smithing.</div>
== Loot pool ==
Every Venomweaver kill rolls each of the following independently, for every qualifying fighter:
{| class="wikitable"
! Drop
! Chance
! Notes
|-
| [[Wood]], [[Stone]], [[Coal]] (salvage)
| Always
| Wood 1–800, Stone 1–500, Coal 1–400 on every kill.
|-
| [[Gold]]
| 1 in 200
| 1–25 Gold when it drops — the boss's headline Gold reward. Reduced from 1 in 100 in the latest boss loot retune.
|-
| [[Medium Scroll]]
| 1 in 600
| Rolled separately for every player who fought. Reduced from 1 in 325 in the latest boss loot retune.
|-
| [[Hard Scroll]]
| 1 in 1,000
| Rolled separately for every participant, on top of the Medium Scroll roll above. Not taken from the same pool — both can hit on the same kill. Reduced from 1 in 1,200.
|-
| [[Potion Cache]]
| 1 in 50
| New drop. One bundle pays 50 [[Strength Potion|Strength Potions]], 50 [[Health Potion|Health Potions]], and 50 [[Shield Potion|Shield Potions]] in a single roll.
|-
| [[Venomweaver Pet]]
| 1 in 50,000
| New drop. A shrunk-down companion version of the boss itself — scuttles alongside you, purple gem still pulsing.
|-
| [[Venomweaver Helm]]
| 1 in 5,000
| Armor piece — part of the web-immunity set.
|-
| [[Venomweaver Chestplate]]
| 1 in 5,000
| Armor piece — part of the web-immunity set.
|-
| [[Venomweaver Legguards]]
| 1 in 5,000
| Armor piece — part of the web-immunity set.
|-
| [[Venomweaver Boots]]
| 1 in 5,000
| Armor piece — part of the web-immunity set.
|-
| [[Purple Party Hat]]
| 1 in 10,000
| Rare cosmetic hat.
|}
Each of the four armor pieces rolls separately at 1 in 5,000, so completing the full set is a serious long-haul grind.

<div class="kin-note"><span class="kin-note-label">Update — Boss Loot retune:</span> Venomweaver's Gold, Medium Scroll, and Hard Scroll rates were all pulled back in the latest pass: Gold 1/100 → 1/200, Medium Scroll 1/325 → 1/600, Hard Scroll 1/1,200 → 1/1,000. The team's stated reasoning: every qualifying fighter rolls on Venomweaver's table, while only the top 3 damage dealers roll on King Scorpia's — so Venomweaver's per-person value needed to come down to match King Scorpia's simultaneous buff. The two scroll rolls remain independent of each other — Hard sits on top of Medium rather than replacing it, so one kill can still pay both. This differs from [[King Scorpia]], where only one scroll can drop per kill.</div>

<div class="kin-note"><span class="kin-note-label">Update — New drops:</span> Potion Cache and Venomweaver Pet joined the loot table together. Because every qualifying fighter rolls independently (no top-3 cap like King Scorpia), bringing more people to the fight means more total rolls per kill — worth organizing a bigger group specifically to chase the Pet's 1 in 50,000 odds.</div>

== Related pages ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[Combat]]
| Required skill for the encounter and XP reward.
|-
| [[Glade Cave]]
| Location of the boss encounter.
|-
| [[Gold]]
| Venomweaver Gold source, now 1 in 200.
|-
| [[Medium Scroll]]
| Venomweaver drop odds now 1 in 600.
|-
| [[Hard Scroll]]
| Second source of Hard Scrolls, alongside King Scorpia (1 in 1,000).
|-
| [[King Scorpia]]
| Original and primary Hard Scroll source, now with higher per-person odds than Venomweaver.
|-
| [[Potion Cache]]
| New drop (1 in 50) — bundled Strength/Health/Shield potions.
|-
| [[Venomweaver Pet]]
| New drop (1 in 50,000) — companion version of the boss.
|-
| [[Venomweaver Helm]]
| Armor piece — part of the web-immunity set.
|-
| [[Venomweaver Chestplate]]
| Armor piece — part of the web-immunity set.
|-
| [[Venomweaver Legguards]]
| Armor piece — part of the web-immunity set.
|-
| [[Venomweaver Boots]]
| Armor piece — part of the web-immunity set.
|-
| [[Purple Party Hat]]
| Rare cosmetic drop.
|-
| [[:Category:Monsters|Mobs]]
| Venomweaver is a boss mob.
|}
{{Creatures}}
[[Category:Monsters]]
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

Housing

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Sirlym:

'''Housing & Real Estate''' covers Kintara's player-owned residences and rentable rooms.

Each residence comes with a key that grants access and can be walked into and customized with furniture purchased from [[Bartholomew]] at the furniture showroom. Players can also rent rooms through the [[Navigator]].

Every property can also run a [[Money Printer]] for passive [[Gold]] income. Keys are the most sought after, rare, and expensive items in all of Kintara. At launch they were purchasable directly with [[Gold]], but are now exclusively obtained through the [[Marketplace]] or player-to-player [[Trading|trading]].

== Key Types ==

There are three tiers of keys, each unlocking different residence types:

{| class="wikitable"
! Key
! Unlocks
|-
| [[File:Bronzekey.png|24px]] [[Bronze Key]]
| [[Flat]] · [[Trailer]]
|-
| [[File:Silverkey.png|24px]] [[Silver Key]]
| [[Apartment]] · [[House]]
|-
| [[File:Goldkey.png|24px]] [[Gold Key]]
| [[Penthouse]] · [[Mansion]]
|}

== Rooms ==

Rooms are rentable player spaces that can be opened to everyone or locked behind a password. When creating a room, the owner can choose its size, layout, floor, backdrop, and name.

Rooms use '''Room Life''', a weekly payment system:

{| class="wikitable"
! Room size
! Capacity
! Room Life cost
|-
| Small
| 10 players
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 10 [[Gold]] per week
|-
| Medium
| 25 players
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 25 [[Gold]] per week
|-
| Large
| 50 players
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 50 [[Gold]] per week
|}

[[Kintara Club]] members pay 20% less Room Life. Property owners receive 25% more Room Life for the same [[Gold]] payment.

A player can hold up to three rooms at the same time.

Rooms can be furnished using the Catalogue button inside the room. Furniture purchased this way is stored in the player's Furni bag and can be placed, moved, and rotated inside the room.

== Navigator ==

The [[Navigator]] is a live room browser available from the compass button in the HUD or the Navigator tile in the mobile menu.

Players can use the Navigator to:

* Browse rooms across every server.
* Search rooms by name or category.
* Sort rooms by activity and player population.
* Enter a room directly from anywhere in the game.
* Find rented rooms and player-owned properties.
* Discover rooms and properties advertising events.

The Navigator can be opened while the player is anywhere in the game. However, it cannot be used to travel while the player is outside a safe area in a wilderness realm.

Player-owned properties appear in the Rooms list when the owner is home, shown with a light-on indicator. Properties can also appear under the Navigator's '''Mine''' tab.

== Room Management ==

Room owners can give trusted players permission to place furniture and kick other players from the room.

The following room-management commands are available:

{| class="wikitable"
! Command
! Function
|-
| <code>/kickall</code>
| Kicks all players from the room.
|-
| <code>/pickall</code>
| Picks up all furniture in the room.
|}

== Money Printer ==

Every property owner can buy and activate a '''[[Money Printer]]''' inside their residence — a machine that earns passive [[Gold]] by paying out a share of the [[Casino]]'s losses.

* Bought for '''1,000 [[Gold]]''' from a pop-up option while standing inside your property.
* '''One-time activation''', no fuel or upkeep. It accumulates Gold passively, even while offline, and is claimed at will.
* '''One printer per property.'''
* Your cut of casino losses scales with your key tier — '''Gold Key''' properties earn the highest cut, then '''Silver Key''', then '''Bronze Key'''.

See [[Money Printer]] for full mechanics and the tier payout table.

== Real Estate By Region ==

=== Mainland ===

The [[Mainland]] is the primary urban hub for real estate and offers three property tiers.

{| class="wikitable"
! Property
! Image
! Key required
! Tier
! Release price
! Notes
|-
| [[Trailer]]
| [[File:Trailer.png|64px]]
| [[File:Bronzekey.png|24px]] [[Bronze Key]]
| Entry-level
| 20 [[Gold]]
| Most affordable Mainland residence.
|-
| [[House]]
| [[File:House.png|64px]]
| [[File:Silverkey.png|24px]] [[Silver Key]]
| Mid-tier
| 50 [[Gold]]
| Standard Mainland home.
|-
| [[Mansion]]
| [[File:Mansion.png|64px]]
| [[File:Goldkey.png|24px]] [[Gold Key]]
| Luxury
| 100 [[Gold]]
| Top of the Mainland real-estate ladder.
|}

=== The Pond ===

[[The Pond]] offers apartment-style residences with a waterside view. Housing NPCs [[Beauregard]] and [[Marguerite]] are located here to assist with property tours and purchases.

{| class="wikitable"
! Property
! Image
! Key required
! Tier
! Release price
! Notes
|-
| [[Flat]]
| [[File:Flat.png|64px]]
| [[File:Bronzekey.png|24px]] [[Bronze Key]]
| Entry-level
| 400 [[Gold]]
| Standard Pond apartment.
|-
| [[Apartment]]
| [[File:Flat.png|64px]]
| [[File:Silverkey.png|24px]] [[Silver Key]]
| Mid-tier
| 1,000 [[Gold]]
| Mid-range Pond residence.
|-
| [[Penthouse]]
| [[File:Penthouse.png|64px]]
| [[File:Goldkey.png|24px]] [[Gold Key]]
| Luxury
| 4,500–6,500 [[Gold]]
| Top-floor Pond residence (Penthouse 1–3).
|}

=== Whisperwood ===

[[Whisperwood]] is the only region where players construct their own personal structure rather than purchasing a pre-built one.

{| class="wikitable"
! Property
! Image
! Key required
! Tier
! Notes
|-
| [[Shack]]
| [[File:Shack.png|64px]]
| None
| Self-built
| One per character. Built with a [[Hammer]] and gathered materials. Can be relocated with the <code>/pickup</code> chat command.
|}

== Customization ==

Every residence and rented room can be furnished with furniture. Furniture is sold by [[Bartholomew]] at the furniture showroom and can also be purchased through the Catalogue button inside a player's own room or property.

Purchased furniture is stored in the player's Furni bag. Pieces can be placed, moved, and rotated inside rooms and properties.

Furniture placement is server-authoritative, so the layout shown to one player is also visible to other players. Furniture is solid, allowing players to walk around couches and chairs instead of walking through them.

See [[Furniture]] and [[Furni Shop]] for available furniture and catalogue details.

== Events ==

Players can advertise an event at a rented room or at a property they own. These event locations can appear in the [[Navigator]] so other players can find and join them.

Owned properties can appear in the Navigator's '''Mine''' tab.

== Obtaining A Residence ==

Keys were originally purchasable with [[Gold]] at game launch. They are no longer available through any in-game source and can only be obtained by:

* Buying from another player on the [[Marketplace]]
* Direct player-to-player [[Trading|trading]]

Due to their limited supply and high demand, keys are consistently among the most expensive items listed on the [[Marketplace]].

== Bank Storage ==

Players can also expand their [[Bank]] storage by purchasing additional pages with [[Gold]]. This is separate from housing but also a significant Gold sink:

{| class="wikitable"
! Bank page
! Slots added
! Cost
|-
| Page 1
| 48 slots
| Free (default)
|-
| Page 2
| 48 slots
| 10 [[Gold]]
|-
| Pages 3–6
| 48 slots each
| Cost increases with each page
|}

== Placeable Structures ==

In addition to housing, players can drop small functional objects in the world.

{| class="wikitable"
! Object
! Function
|-
| [[Money Printer]]
| Property machine — earns passive [[Gold]] from [[Casino]] losses. One per property, 1,000 [[Gold]], with the payout scaling by key tier.
|-
| Firepit
| Provides healing for the player who placed it and nearby allies.
|}

== NPCs ==

{| class="wikitable"
! NPC
! Role
! Location
|-
| [[Beauregard]]
| Housing guide
| [[The Pond]] — assists with property tours and purchases.
|-
| [[Marguerite]]
| Housing guide
| [[The Pond]] — assists with property tours and purchases.
|-
| [[Bartholomew]]
| Furniture shop
| Furniture showroom — sells decorative items for residences and rooms.
|-
| [[Site Foreman]]
| Building guide
| [[Mainland]] — gives the starter [[Hammer]] for [[Shack]] construction.
|}

== Tools ==

* [[Hammer]] — issued by the [[Site Foreman]] on the [[Mainland]], required for [[Shack]] construction.

== See Also ==

* [[Navigator]] — browse rooms and player-owned properties
* [[Rooms]] — rentable spaces and Room Life
* [[Money Printer]] — passive [[Gold]] income for property owners
* [[Furniture]] — housing decorations and interactive objects
* [[Furni Shop]] — furniture catalogue and featured rare items
* [[Marketplace]] — where keys and furniture are bought and sold
* [[Economy]] — [[Gold]] and trading
* [[Kintara Club]] — membership discount for Room Life
* [[$KINS]] — Marketplace and account limits
* [[Mainland]] · [[The Pond]] · [[Whisperwood]] — housing regions
* [[Bartholomew]] — furniture shop proprietor
* [[Bank]] — expandable [[Gold]] storage, another major Gold sink

[[Category:Housing]]
[[Category:Mechanics]]
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

Tavern Stool

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Sirlym: Created page with "{{Infobox item | name = Tavern Stool | image = Furniture tavern stool.png | image_size = 120px | category = Furniture · Seating | stats = Housing decoration | value = link=Gold 4 Gold | obtained = Furni Shop Catalogue <span style="color:#27ae60;"> Available</span> · Marketplace Tradable }} '''Tavern Stool''' is a seating-type furniture item used to decorate player-owned properties. == Use == Tavern Stool..."

{{Infobox item
| name = Tavern Stool
| image = Furniture tavern stool.png
| image_size = 120px
| category = Furniture · Seating
| stats = Housing decoration
| value = [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 4 [[Gold]]
| obtained = [[Furni Shop]] Catalogue <span style="color:#27ae60;"> Available</span> · [[Marketplace]] Tradable
}}

'''Tavern Stool''' is a seating-type [[Furniture|furniture]] item used to decorate player-owned properties.

== Use ==

Tavern Stool is a housing decoration stored in the player's Furni bag after purchase. Like other furniture, it can be placed, moved, and rotated inside a property owned by the player.

Its specific seating interaction and placement size have not been documented.

== How To Get ==

Tavern Stool is sold in the Seating section of the [[Furni Shop]] catalogue for:

* [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] '''4 [[Gold]]'''

Furniture purchased from the Furni Shop is placed in the player's Furni bag. Tavern Stool can also be listed on the [[Marketplace]] by players who own it.

== Related pages ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[Furni Shop]]
| Shop where Tavern Stool is purchased.
|-
| [[Furniture]]
| Overview of Kintara's housing furniture.
|-
| [[Housing|The Residences]]
| Player-owned properties where furniture can be placed.
|-
| [[Gold]]
| Currency used to purchase Tavern Stool.
|-
| [[Marketplace]]
| Player-to-player trading for furniture.
|}

[[Category:Items]]
[[Category:Economy]]
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

Potted Palm

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Sirlym: Created page with "{{Infobox item | name = Potted Palm | image = Furniture potted palm.png | image_size = 120px | category = Furniture · Plant | stats = Housing decoration | value = link=Gold 15 Gold | obtained = Furni Shop Catalogue <span style="color:#27ae60;"> Available</span> · Marketplace Tradable }} '''Potted Palm''' is a plant-type furniture item used to decorate player-owned properties. == Use == Potted Palm is a ho..."

{{Infobox item
| name = Potted Palm
| image = Furniture potted palm.png
| image_size = 120px
| category = Furniture · Plant
| stats = Housing decoration
| value = [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 15 [[Gold]]
| obtained = [[Furni Shop]] Catalogue <span style="color:#27ae60;"> Available</span> · [[Marketplace]] Tradable
}}

'''Potted Palm''' is a plant-type [[Furniture|furniture]] item used to decorate player-owned properties.

== Use ==

Potted Palm is a housing decoration stored in the player's Furni bag after purchase. Like other furniture, it can be placed, moved, and rotated inside a property owned by the player.

No separate combat, gathering, or gameplay effect is documented for Potted Palm.

== How To Get ==

Potted Palm is sold in the Plants section of the [[Furni Shop]] catalogue for:

* [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] '''15 [[Gold]]'''

Furniture purchased from the Furni Shop is placed in the player's Furni bag. Potted Palm can also be listed on the [[Marketplace]] by players who own it.

== Related pages ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[Furni Shop]]
| Shop where Potted Palm is purchased.
|-
| [[Furniture]]
| Overview of Kintara's housing furniture.
|-
| [[Housing|The Residences]]
| Player-owned properties where furniture can be placed.
|-
| [[Gold]]
| Currency used to purchase Potted Palm.
|-
| [[Marketplace]]
| Player-to-player trading for furniture.
|}

[[Category:Items]]
[[Category:Economy]]
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

Orange Pod Chair

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Sirlym: Created page with "{{Infobox item | name = Orange Pod Chair | image = Furniture pod orange.png | image_size = 120px | category = Furniture · Seating | stats = Housing decoration | value = link=Gold 10 Gold | obtained = Furni Shop Catalogue <span style="color:#27ae60;"> Available</span> · Marketplace Tradable }} '''Orange Pod Chair''' is an orange pod-style seating furniture item used to decorate player-owned properties. == U..."

{{Infobox item
| name = Orange Pod Chair
| image = Furniture pod orange.png
| image_size = 120px
| category = Furniture · Seating
| stats = Housing decoration
| value = [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 10 [[Gold]]
| obtained = [[Furni Shop]] Catalogue <span style="color:#27ae60;"> Available</span> · [[Marketplace]] Tradable
}}

'''Orange Pod Chair''' is an orange pod-style seating [[Furniture|furniture]] item used to decorate player-owned properties.

== Use ==

Orange Pod Chair is a housing decoration stored in the player's Furni bag after purchase. Like other furniture, it can be placed, moved, and rotated inside a property owned by the player.

Its specific seating interaction and placement size have not been documented.

== How To Get ==

Orange Pod Chair is sold in the Seating section of the [[Furni Shop]] catalogue for:

* [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] '''10 [[Gold]]'''

Furniture purchased from the Furni Shop is placed in the player's Furni bag. Orange Pod Chair can also be listed on the [[Marketplace]] by players who own it.

== Pod Chair variants ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Variant
! Image
|-
| [[Blue Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod blue.png|64px|link=Blue Pod Chair]]
|-
| [[Green Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod green.png|64px|link=Green Pod Chair]]
|-
| [[Red Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod red.png|64px|link=Red Pod Chair]]
|-
| [[Yellow Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod yellow.png|64px|link=Yellow Pod Chair]]
|-
| [[Purple Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod purple.png|64px|link=Purple Pod Chair]]
|-
| [[Orange Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod orange.png|64px|link=Orange Pod Chair]]
|}

== Related pages ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[Furni Shop]]
| Shop where Orange Pod Chair is purchased.
|-
| [[Furniture]]
| Overview of Kintara's housing furniture.
|-
| [[Housing|The Residences]]
| Player-owned properties where furniture can be placed.
|-
| [[Gold]]
| Currency used to purchase Orange Pod Chair.
|-
| [[Marketplace]]
| Player-to-player trading for furniture.
|-
| [[Blue Pod Chair]]
| Blue colour variant.
|-
| [[Green Pod Chair]]
| Green colour variant.
|-
| [[Red Pod Chair]]
| Red colour variant.
|-
| [[Yellow Pod Chair]]
| Yellow colour variant.
|-
| [[Purple Pod Chair]]
| Purple colour variant.
|}

[[Category:Items]]
[[Category:Economy]]
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

Purple Pod Chair

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Sirlym: Created page with "{{Infobox item | name = Purple Pod Chair | image = Furniture pod purple.png | image_size = 120px | category = Furniture · Seating | stats = Housing decoration | value = link=Gold 10 Gold | obtained = Furni Shop Catalogue <span style="color:#27ae60;"> Available</span> · Marketplace Tradable }} '''Purple Pod Chair''' is a purple pod-style seating furniture item used to decorate player-owned properties. == Us..."

{{Infobox item
| name = Purple Pod Chair
| image = Furniture pod purple.png
| image_size = 120px
| category = Furniture · Seating
| stats = Housing decoration
| value = [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 10 [[Gold]]
| obtained = [[Furni Shop]] Catalogue <span style="color:#27ae60;"> Available</span> · [[Marketplace]] Tradable
}}

'''Purple Pod Chair''' is a purple pod-style seating [[Furniture|furniture]] item used to decorate player-owned properties.

== Use ==

Purple Pod Chair is a housing decoration stored in the player's Furni bag after purchase. Like other furniture, it can be placed, moved, and rotated inside a property owned by the player.

Its specific seating interaction and placement size have not been documented.

== How To Get ==

Purple Pod Chair is sold in the Seating section of the [[Furni Shop]] catalogue for:

* [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] '''10 [[Gold]]'''

Furniture purchased from the Furni Shop is placed in the player's Furni bag. Purple Pod Chair can also be listed on the [[Marketplace]] by players who own it.

== Pod Chair variants ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Variant
! Image
|-
| [[Blue Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod blue.png|64px|link=Blue Pod Chair]]
|-
| [[Green Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod green.png|64px|link=Green Pod Chair]]
|-
| [[Red Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod red.png|64px|link=Red Pod Chair]]
|-
| [[Yellow Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod yellow.png|64px|link=Yellow Pod Chair]]
|-
| [[Purple Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod purple.png|64px|link=Purple Pod Chair]]
|-
| [[Orange Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod orange.png|64px|link=Orange Pod Chair]]
|}

== Related pages ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[Furni Shop]]
| Shop where Purple Pod Chair is purchased.
|-
| [[Furniture]]
| Overview of Kintara's housing furniture.
|-
| [[Housing|The Residences]]
| Player-owned properties where furniture can be placed.
|-
| [[Gold]]
| Currency used to purchase Purple Pod Chair.
|-
| [[Marketplace]]
| Player-to-player trading for furniture.
|-
| [[Blue Pod Chair]]
| Blue colour variant.
|-
| [[Green Pod Chair]]
| Green colour variant.
|-
| [[Red Pod Chair]]
| Red colour variant.
|-
| [[Yellow Pod Chair]]
| Yellow colour variant.
|-
| [[Orange Pod Chair]]
| Orange colour variant.
|}

[[Category:Items]]
[[Category:Economy]]
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

Yellow Pod Chair

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Sirlym: Created page with "{{Infobox item | name = Yellow Pod Chair | image = Furniture pod yellow.png | image_size = 120px | category = Furniture · Seating | stats = Housing decoration | value = link=Gold 10 Gold | obtained = Furni Shop Catalogue <span style="color:#27ae60;"> Available</span> · Marketplace Tradable }} '''Yellow Pod Chair''' is a yellow pod-style seating furniture item used to decorate player-owned properties. == Us..."

{{Infobox item
| name = Yellow Pod Chair
| image = Furniture pod yellow.png
| image_size = 120px
| category = Furniture · Seating
| stats = Housing decoration
| value = [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 10 [[Gold]]
| obtained = [[Furni Shop]] Catalogue <span style="color:#27ae60;"> Available</span> · [[Marketplace]] Tradable
}}

'''Yellow Pod Chair''' is a yellow pod-style seating [[Furniture|furniture]] item used to decorate player-owned properties.

== Use ==

Yellow Pod Chair is a housing decoration stored in the player's Furni bag after purchase. Like other furniture, it can be placed, moved, and rotated inside a property owned by the player.

Its specific seating interaction and placement size have not been documented.

== How To Get ==

Yellow Pod Chair is sold in the Seating section of the [[Furni Shop]] catalogue for:

* [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] '''10 [[Gold]]'''

Furniture purchased from the Furni Shop is placed in the player's Furni bag. Yellow Pod Chair can also be listed on the [[Marketplace]] by players who own it.

== Pod Chair variants ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Variant
! Image
|-
| [[Blue Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod blue.png|64px|link=Blue Pod Chair]]
|-
| [[Green Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod green.png|64px|link=Green Pod Chair]]
|-
| [[Red Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod red.png|64px|link=Red Pod Chair]]
|-
| [[Yellow Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod yellow.png|64px|link=Yellow Pod Chair]]
|-
| [[Purple Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod purple.png|64px|link=Purple Pod Chair]]
|-
| [[Orange Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod orange.png|64px|link=Orange Pod Chair]]
|}

== Related pages ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[Furni Shop]]
| Shop where Yellow Pod Chair is purchased.
|-
| [[Furniture]]
| Overview of Kintara's housing furniture.
|-
| [[Housing|The Residences]]
| Player-owned properties where furniture can be placed.
|-
| [[Gold]]
| Currency used to purchase Yellow Pod Chair.
|-
| [[Marketplace]]
| Player-to-player trading for furniture.
|-
| [[Blue Pod Chair]]
| Blue colour variant.
|-
| [[Green Pod Chair]]
| Green colour variant.
|-
| [[Red Pod Chair]]
| Red colour variant.
|-
| [[Purple Pod Chair]]
| Purple colour variant.
|-
| [[Orange Pod Chair]]
| Orange colour variant.
|}

[[Category:Items]]
[[Category:Economy]]
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

Red Pod Chair

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Sirlym: Created page with "{{Infobox item | name = Red Pod Chair | image = Furniture pod red.png | image_size = 120px | category = Furniture · Seating | stats = Housing decoration | value = link=Gold 10 Gold | obtained = Furni Shop Catalogue <span style="color:#27ae60;"> Available</span> · Marketplace Tradable }} '''Red Pod Chair''' is a red pod-style seating furniture item used to decorate player-owned properties. == Use == Red Po..."

{{Infobox item
| name = Red Pod Chair
| image = Furniture pod red.png
| image_size = 120px
| category = Furniture · Seating
| stats = Housing decoration
| value = [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 10 [[Gold]]
| obtained = [[Furni Shop]] Catalogue <span style="color:#27ae60;"> Available</span> · [[Marketplace]] Tradable
}}

'''Red Pod Chair''' is a red pod-style seating [[Furniture|furniture]] item used to decorate player-owned properties.

== Use ==

Red Pod Chair is a housing decoration stored in the player's Furni bag after purchase. Like other furniture, it can be placed, moved, and rotated inside a property owned by the player.

Its specific seating interaction and placement size have not been documented.

== How To Get ==

Red Pod Chair is sold in the Seating section of the [[Furni Shop]] catalogue for:

* [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] '''10 [[Gold]]'''

Furniture purchased from the Furni Shop is placed in the player's Furni bag. Red Pod Chair can also be listed on the [[Marketplace]] by players who own it.

== Pod Chair variants ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Variant
! Image
|-
| [[Blue Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod blue.png|64px|link=Blue Pod Chair]]
|-
| [[Green Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod green.png|64px|link=Green Pod Chair]]
|-
| [[Red Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod red.png|64px|link=Red Pod Chair]]
|-
| [[Yellow Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod yellow.png|64px|link=Yellow Pod Chair]]
|-
| [[Purple Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod purple.png|64px|link=Purple Pod Chair]]
|-
| [[Orange Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod orange.png|64px|link=Orange Pod Chair]]
|}

== Related pages ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[Furni Shop]]
| Shop where Red Pod Chair is purchased.
|-
| [[Furniture]]
| Overview of Kintara's housing furniture.
|-
| [[Housing|The Residences]]
| Player-owned properties where furniture can be placed.
|-
| [[Gold]]
| Currency used to purchase Red Pod Chair.
|-
| [[Marketplace]]
| Player-to-player trading for furniture.
|-
| [[Blue Pod Chair]]
| Blue colour variant.
|-
| [[Green Pod Chair]]
| Green colour variant.
|-
| [[Yellow Pod Chair]]
| Yellow colour variant.
|-
| [[Purple Pod Chair]]
| Purple colour variant.
|-
| [[Orange Pod Chair]]
| Orange colour variant.
|}

[[Category:Items]]
[[Category:Economy]]
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

Green Pod Chair

2026-08-26T11:14:28Z

Sirlym: Created page with "{{Infobox item | name = Green Pod Chair | image = Furniture pod green.png | image_size = 120px | category = Furniture · Seating | stats = Housing decoration | value = link=Gold 10 Gold | obtained = Furni Shop Catalogue <span style="color:#27ae60;"> Available</span> · Marketplace Tradable }} '''Green Pod Chair''' is a green pod-style seating furniture item used to decorate player-owned properties. == Use ==..."

{{Infobox item
| name = Green Pod Chair
| image = Furniture pod green.png
| image_size = 120px
| category = Furniture · Seating
| stats = Housing decoration
| value = [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 10 [[Gold]]
| obtained = [[Furni Shop]] Catalogue <span style="color:#27ae60;"> Available</span> · [[Marketplace]] Tradable
}}

'''Green Pod Chair''' is a green pod-style seating [[Furniture|furniture]] item used to decorate player-owned properties.

== Use ==

Green Pod Chair is a housing decoration stored in the player's Furni bag after purchase. Like other furniture, it can be placed, moved, and rotated inside a property owned by the player.

Its specific seating interaction and placement size have not been documented.

== How To Get ==

Green Pod Chair is sold in the Seating section of the [[Furni Shop]] catalogue for:

* [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] '''10 [[Gold]]'''

Furniture purchased from the Furni Shop is placed in the player's Furni bag. Green Pod Chair can also be listed on the [[Marketplace]] by players who own it.

== Pod Chair variants ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Variant
! Image
|-
| [[Blue Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod blue.png|64px|link=Blue Pod Chair]]
|-
| [[Green Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod green.png|64px|link=Green Pod Chair]]
|-
| [[Red Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod red.png|64px|link=Red Pod Chair]]
|-
| [[Yellow Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod yellow.png|64px|link=Yellow Pod Chair]]
|-
| [[Purple Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod purple.png|64px|link=Purple Pod Chair]]
|-
| [[Orange Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod orange.png|64px|link=Orange Pod Chair]]
|}

== Related pages ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[Furni Shop]]
| Shop where Green Pod Chair is purchased.
|-
| [[Furniture]]
| Overview of Kintara's housing furniture.
|-
| [[Housing|The Residences]]
| Player-owned properties where furniture can be placed.
|-
| [[Gold]]
| Currency used to purchase Green Pod Chair.
|-
| [[Marketplace]]
| Player-to-player trading for furniture.
|-
| [[Blue Pod Chair]]
| Blue colour variant.
|-
| [[Red Pod Chair]]
| Red colour variant.
|-
| [[Yellow Pod Chair]]
| Yellow colour variant.
|-
| [[Purple Pod Chair]]
| Purple colour variant.
|-
| [[Orange Pod Chair]]
| Orange colour variant.
|}

[[Category:Items]]
[[Category:Economy]]
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

Blue Pod Chair

2026-08-26T11:13:45Z

Sirlym: Created page with "{{Infobox item | name = Blue Pod Chair | image = Furniture pod blue.png | image_size = 120px | category = Furniture · Seating | stats = Housing decoration | value = link=Gold 10 Gold | obtained = Furni Shop Catalogue <span style="color:#27ae60;"> Available</span> · Marketplace Tradable }} '''Blue Pod Chair''' is a blue pod-style seating furniture item used to decorate player-owned properties. == Use == Bl..."

{{Infobox item
| name = Blue Pod Chair
| image = Furniture pod blue.png
| image_size = 120px
| category = Furniture · Seating
| stats = Housing decoration
| value = [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 10 [[Gold]]
| obtained = [[Furni Shop]] Catalogue <span style="color:#27ae60;"> Available</span> · [[Marketplace]] Tradable
}}

'''Blue Pod Chair''' is a blue pod-style seating [[Furniture|furniture]] item used to decorate player-owned properties.

== Use ==

Blue Pod Chair is a housing decoration stored in the player's Furni bag after purchase. Like other furniture, it can be placed, moved, and rotated inside a property owned by the player.

Its specific seating interaction and placement size have not been documented.

== How To Get ==

Blue Pod Chair is sold in the Seating section of the [[Furni Shop]] catalogue for:

* [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] '''10 [[Gold]]'''

Furniture purchased from the Furni Shop is placed in the player's Furni bag. Blue Pod Chair can also be listed on the [[Marketplace]] by players who own it.

== Pod Chair variants ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Variant
! Image
|-
| [[Blue Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod blue.png|64px|link=Blue Pod Chair]]
|-
| [[Green Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod green.png|64px|link=Green Pod Chair]]
|-
| [[Red Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod red.png|64px|link=Red Pod Chair]]
|-
| [[Yellow Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod yellow.png|64px|link=Yellow Pod Chair]]
|-
| [[Purple Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod purple.png|64px|link=Purple Pod Chair]]
|-
| [[Orange Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Furniture pod orange.png|64px|link=Orange Pod Chair]]
|}

== Related pages ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[Furni Shop]]
| Shop where Blue Pod Chair is purchased.
|-
| [[Furniture]]
| Overview of Kintara's housing furniture.
|-
| [[Housing|The Residences]]
| Player-owned properties where furniture can be placed.
|-
| [[Gold]]
| Currency used to purchase Blue Pod Chair.
|-
| [[Marketplace]]
| Player-to-player trading for furniture.
|-
| [[Green Pod Chair]]
| Green colour variant.
|-
| [[Red Pod Chair]]
| Red colour variant.
|-
| [[Yellow Pod Chair]]
| Yellow colour variant.
|-
| [[Purple Pod Chair]]
| Purple colour variant.
|-
| [[Orange Pod Chair]]
| Orange colour variant.
|}

[[Category:Items]]
[[Category:Economy]]
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

Lodge Stool

2026-08-26T11:12:40Z

Sirlym: Created page with "{{Infobox item | name = Lodge Stool | image = Furniture lodge stool.png | image_size = 120px | category = Furniture · Seating | stats = Housing decoration | value = link=Gold 3 Gold | obtained = Furni Shop Catalogue <span style="color:#27ae60;"> Available</span> · Marketplace Tradable }} '''Lodge Stool''' is a seating-type furniture item used to decorate player-owned properties. == Use == Lodge Stool is a..."

{{Infobox item
| name = Lodge Stool
| image = Furniture lodge stool.png
| image_size = 120px
| category = Furniture · Seating
| stats = Housing decoration
| value = [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 3 [[Gold]]
| obtained = [[Furni Shop]] Catalogue <span style="color:#27ae60;"> Available</span> · [[Marketplace]] Tradable
}}

'''Lodge Stool''' is a seating-type [[Furniture|furniture]] item used to decorate player-owned properties.

== Use ==

Lodge Stool is a housing decoration stored in the player's Furni bag after purchase. Like other furniture, it can be placed, moved, and rotated inside a property owned by the player.

Its specific seating interaction and placement size have not been documented.

== How To Get ==

Lodge Stool is sold in the Seating section of the [[Furni Shop]] catalogue for:

* [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] '''3 [[Gold]]'''

Furniture purchased from the Furni Shop is placed in the player's Furni bag. Lodge Stool can also be listed on the [[Marketplace]] by players who own it.

== Related pages ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[Furni Shop]]
| Shop where Lodge Stool is purchased.
|-
| [[Furniture]]
| Overview of Kintara's housing furniture.
|-
| [[Housing|The Residences]]
| Player-owned properties where furniture can be placed.
|-
| [[Gold]]
| Currency used to purchase Lodge Stool.
|-
| [[Marketplace]]
| Player-to-player trading for furniture.
|}

[[Category:Items]]
[[Category:Economy]]
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

Glass Side Table

2026-08-26T11:11:53Z

Sirlym: Created page with "{{Infobox item | name = Glass Side Table | image = Furniture glass sidetable.png | image_size = 120px | category = Furniture · Table | stats = Housing decoration | value = link=Gold 4 Gold | obtained = Furni Shop Catalogue <span style="color:#27ae60;"> Available</span> · Marketplace Tradable }} '''Glass Side Table''' is a table-type furniture item used to decorate player-owned properties. == Use == Glass..."

{{Infobox item
| name = Glass Side Table
| image = Furniture glass sidetable.png
| image_size = 120px
| category = Furniture · Table
| stats = Housing decoration
| value = [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 4 [[Gold]]
| obtained = [[Furni Shop]] Catalogue <span style="color:#27ae60;"> Available</span> · [[Marketplace]] Tradable
}}

'''Glass Side Table''' is a table-type [[Furniture|furniture]] item used to decorate player-owned properties.

== Use ==

Glass Side Table is a housing decoration stored in the player's Furni bag after purchase. Like other furniture, it can be placed, moved, and rotated inside a property owned by the player.

Its specific interaction and placement size have not been documented.

== How To Get ==

Glass Side Table is sold in the Tables section of the [[Furni Shop]] catalogue for:

* [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] '''4 [[Gold]]'''

Furniture purchased from the Furni Shop is placed in the player's Furni bag. Glass Side Table can also be listed on the [[Marketplace]] by players who own it.

== Related pages ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[Furni Shop]]
| Shop where Glass Side Table is purchased.
|-
| [[Furniture]]
| Overview of Kintara's housing furniture.
|-
| [[Housing|The Residences]]
| Player-owned properties where furniture can be placed.
|-
| [[Gold]]
| Currency used to purchase Glass Side Table.
|-
| [[Marketplace]]
| Player-to-player trading for furniture.
|}

[[Category:Items]]
[[Category:Economy]]
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

Frostbox Fridge

2026-08-26T11:11:13Z

Sirlym: Created page with "{{Infobox item | name = Frostbox Fridge | image = Furniture fridge.png | image_size = 120px | category = Furniture · Device | stats = Housing decoration | value = link=Gold 25 Gold | obtained = Furni Shop Catalogue <span style="color:#27ae60;"> Available</span> · Marketplace Tradable }} '''Frostbox Fridge''' is a device-type furniture item used to decorate player-owned properties. == Use == Frostbox Fridg..."

{{Infobox item
| name = Frostbox Fridge
| image = Furniture fridge.png
| image_size = 120px
| category = Furniture · Device
| stats = Housing decoration
| value = [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 25 [[Gold]]
| obtained = [[Furni Shop]] Catalogue <span style="color:#27ae60;"> Available</span> · [[Marketplace]] Tradable
}}

'''Frostbox Fridge''' is a device-type [[Furniture|furniture]] item used to decorate player-owned properties.

== Use ==

Frostbox Fridge is a housing decoration stored in the player's Furni bag after purchase. Like other furniture, it can be placed, moved, and rotated inside a property owned by the player.

Its specific storage or interaction function has not been documented.

== How To Get ==

Frostbox Fridge is sold in the Devices section of the [[Furni Shop]] catalogue for:

* [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] '''25 [[Gold]]'''

Furniture purchased from the Furni Shop is placed in the player's Furni bag. Frostbox Fridge can also be listed on the [[Marketplace]] by players who own it.

== Related pages ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[Furni Shop]]
| Shop where Frostbox Fridge is purchased.
|-
| [[Furniture]]
| Overview of Kintara's housing furniture.
|-
| [[Housing|The Residences]]
| Player-owned properties where furniture can be placed.
|-
| [[Gold]]
| Currency used to purchase Frostbox Fridge.
|-
| [[Marketplace]]
| Player-to-player trading for furniture.
|}

[[Category:Items]]
[[Category:Economy]]
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

Mainland

2026-08-26T11:10:09Z

Sirlym:

{{Infobox location
| name = Mainland
| image = Map_Mainland.png
| image_size = 260px
| zone_type = <span class="zone-safe">Safe Zone</span>
| connected_to = [[Wilderness]] (north), [[The Pond]] (east), [[Whisperwood]] (south), [[PvP Arena]] (northeast)
| whats_there = Fountain, Bank, Casino, Furni Shop, shops, Alchemist, Traveling Merchant, Bartholomew, Quartermaster, Wishing Well, Spinner Wheel
| entry_req = None
}}

The '''Mainland''' is the central hub of Kintara and the starting area for new players. It is a daylight safe zone where players can heal, bank items, visit shops, enter the casino, buy furniture, prepare for the [[Wilderness]], and travel into the surrounding regions.

Most early routes begin here: north leads into the Wilderness, east leads to [[The Pond]], and south leads to [[Whisperwood]].

<div class="kin-note"><span class="kin-note-label">Tip:</span> Talk to the [[Quartermaster]] before your first Wilderness trip. He gives you a starter [[Sword]] and explains basic combat.</div>

== Features ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Feature
! What it does
! Notes
|-
| [[File:Fountain.png|28px|link=]] Fountain Plaza
| Restores HP while nearby
| Heals 20 HP every 2 seconds. Safe recovery spot after Wilderness trips.
|-
| [[File:Bank.png|28px|link=Bank]] [[Bank]]
| Stores items safely
| Use before entering PvP zones. Expandable storage pages cost [[Gold]].
|-
| [[File:Casino.png|28px|link=Casino]] [[Casino]]
| Gold gambling and Spinner Wheel
| Roulette and blackjack inside. Spinner Wheel on the plaza — free spin every 12 hours.
|-
| [[Furni Shop]]
| Furniture and housing decorations
| Sells catalogue furniture and featured limited-rare pieces for [[Gold]]. Operated by [[Bartholomew]].
|-
| [[Traveling Merchant]]
| Trades gathered materials for [[Gold]]
| Personal and Global systems. Complete [[Daily Quests]] first.
|-
| [[The Alchemist]]
| Potions and weekly mount shop
| Sells Health, Shield, Strength, and Poison Potions. Weekly rotating mount available.
|-
| [[Wishing Well]]
| Charity donation station
| Donate real USD to St. Jude — earn raffle entries for limited cosmetics and a Donor badge.
|-
| [[Quartermaster]]
| Starter Sword and combat guidance
| First NPC for new players — gives a free [[Sword]].
|-
| [[Lumberjack]]
| Starter Axe
| Gives and replaces the [[Axe]] for [[Woodcutting]]. Located near the furniture shop.
|-
| [[Old Miner]]
| Starter Pickaxe
| Gives and replaces the [[Pickaxe]] for [[Mining]]. Located in the Mines.
|-
| [[Site Foreman]]
| Starter Hammer and building guidance
| Gives the [[Hammer]] needed for [[Shack]] construction. Located near the Bank.
|-
| [[Bank Teller]]
| Bank access
| Manages deposits and withdrawals at the [[Bank]].
|-
| [[Pit Boss]]
| Casino floor manager
| Two Pit Bosses explain casino rules — blackjack and roulette.
|}

== Services ==

The Mainland has most of Kintara's early-game services in one place. The [[Bank]] keeps items safe, the [[Traveling Merchant]] turns gathered resources into [[Gold]], and the [[Casino]] offers roulette, blackjack, and a free daily Spinner Wheel spin.

The [[Alchemist Shop]] sells potions and a weekly rotating mount. The [[Wishing Well]] lets players make real charity donations for raffle prizes. The [[Furni Shop]] sells furniture and housing decorations for player-owned properties.

== Furni Shop ==

The [[Furni Shop]] is a furniture showroom on the Mainland operated by [[Bartholomew]]. Players can browse and buy furniture using [[Gold]] from their backpack.

The shop contains a regular furniture catalogue and a featured Limited Rare section. Catalogue items are organised by furniture type and style, while the shop interface also includes search and filtering options.

Furniture purchased from the shop is stored in the player's Furni bag. Players can use their furniture inside properties they own, where pieces can be placed, moved, and rotated.

The furniture collection rotates each week, so catalogue and featured items may not remain available permanently. Furniture can also be listed on the [[Marketplace]] under the Furni category.

See [[Furni Shop]] for the full shop layout, furniture catalogue, and purchase details.

== Healing ==

The central Fountain Plaza restores 20 HP every 2 seconds while you stand nearby. This makes the Mainland the safest place to recover after fighting in the [[Wilderness]] or duelling in the [[PvP Arena]].

== NPCs ==

{| class="wikitable"
! NPC
! Role
! Notes
|-
| [[Quartermaster]]
| Combat guide
| Gives starter [[Sword]] and explains Wilderness combat.
|-
| [[Lumberjack]]
| Woodcutting guide
| Gives and replaces [[Axe]] for tree chopping.
|-
| [[Old Miner]]
| Mining guide
| Gives and replaces [[Pickaxe]] for mining.
|-
| [[Site Foreman]]
| Building guide
| Gives [[Hammer]] and explains construction basics.
|-
| [[Bank Teller]]
| Storage service
| Manages [[Bank]] deposits and withdrawals.
|-
| [[Pit Boss]]
| Casino floor manager
| Two Pit Bosses explain blackjack and roulette rules on the casino floor.
|-
| [[The Alchemist]]
| Potion and mount vendor
| Sells combat potions and a weekly rotating mount.
|-
| [[Bartholomew]]
| Furniture shopkeeper
| Operates the [[Furni Shop]] and sells catalogue furniture and featured limited-rare pieces.
|-
| [[Constable|The Constable]]
| Investigator ([[The Watch]])
| Guards the [[Traveling Merchant]] crime scene; explains the ongoing murder investigation.
|}

== Connections ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Direction
! Destination
! Use
|-
| North
| [[Wilderness]]
| Gathering, mining, woodcutting, combat training, PvP risk.
|-
| East
| [[The Pond]]
| Fishing, cooking, roast pits, luxury apartments.
|-
| South
| [[Whisperwood]]
| Pet shop, chickens, roast pits, player shacks.
|-
| Northeast
| [[PvP Arena]]
| Duels, wagers, boxing ring, arena combat.
|}

== New Player Path ==

# Talk to the [[Quartermaster]] and get a [[Sword]].
# Get an [[Axe]] from the [[Lumberjack]], a [[Pickaxe]] from the [[Old Miner]], and a [[Hammer]] from the [[Site Foreman]].
# Heal at the Fountain before leaving town.
# Go north to the [[Wilderness]] for early [[Woodcutting]], [[Mining]], and [[Combat]].
# Return to the [[Bank]] often so you do not risk carrying too much.
# Use gathered resources with the [[Traveling Merchant]] to earn [[Gold]].
# Visit the [[Furni Shop]] and speak with [[Bartholomew]] when you own a property and want to decorate it.

{{Locations}}

[[Category:Locations]]
[[Category:Safe Zone]]
[[Category:Mainland]]
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

Red Dragonfire Lamp

2026-08-26T11:07:34Z

Sirlym: Created page with "{{Infobox item | name = Red Dragonfire Lamp | image = Furniture dragon lamp red.png | image_size = 120px | category = Furniture · Decoration | stats = Housing decoration | value = Price unconfirmed | obtained = Furni Shop Limited Rare slot · Marketplace Tradable }} '''Red Dragonfire Lamp''' is a red variant of the limited-rare furniture item Dragonfire Lamp. == Use == Red Dragonfire Lamp is a housing decoration stored in the pl..."

{{Infobox item
| name = Red Dragonfire Lamp
| image = Furniture dragon lamp red.png
| image_size = 120px
| category = Furniture · Decoration
| stats = Housing decoration
| value = Price unconfirmed
| obtained = [[Furni Shop]] Limited Rare slot · [[Marketplace]] Tradable
}}

'''Red Dragonfire Lamp''' is a red variant of the limited-rare [[Furniture|furniture]] item [[Dragonfire Lamp]].

== Use ==

Red Dragonfire Lamp is a housing decoration stored in the player's Furni bag after purchase. Like other furniture, it can be placed, moved, and rotated inside a property owned by the player.

Its specific lighting or interaction effect has not been documented.

== How To Get ==

Red Dragonfire Lamp is associated with the Limited Rare section of the [[Furni Shop]].

Its displayed Gold price and rotation availability have not yet been confirmed.

Furniture purchased from the Furni Shop is placed in the player's Furni bag. Red Dragonfire Lamp can also be listed on the [[Marketplace]] by players who own it.

== Dragonfire Lamp variants ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Variant
! Image
|-
| [[Dragonfire Lamp]]
| [[File:Furniture dragon lamp.png|64px|link=Dragonfire Lamp]]
|-
| [[Blue Dragonfire Lamp]]
| [[File:Furniture dragon lamp blue.png|64px|link=Blue Dragonfire Lamp]]
|-
| [[Green Dragonfire Lamp]]
| [[File:Furniture dragon lamp green.png|64px|link=Green Dragonfire Lamp]]
|-
| [[Purple Dragonfire Lamp]]
| [[File:Furniture dragon lamp purple.png|64px|link=Purple Dragonfire Lamp]]
|-
| [[Red Dragonfire Lamp]]
| [[File:Furniture dragon lamp red.png|64px|link=Red Dragonfire Lamp]]
|}

== Related pages ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[Dragonfire Lamp]]
| Main Dragonfire Lamp page.
|-
| [[Furni Shop]]
| Shop associated with Dragonfire Lamp furniture.
|-
| [[Furniture]]
| Overview of Kintara's housing furniture.
|-
| [[Housing|The Residences]]
| Player-owned properties where furniture can be placed.
|-
| [[Marketplace]]
| Player-to-player trading for furniture.
|}

[[Category:Items]]
[[Category:Economy]]
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

Purple Dragonfire Lamp

2026-08-26T11:06:42Z

Sirlym: Created page with "{{Infobox item | name = Purple Dragonfire Lamp | image = Furniture dragon lamp purple.png | image_size = 120px | category = Furniture · Decoration | stats = Housing decoration | value = Price unconfirmed | obtained = Furni Shop Limited Rare slot · Marketplace Tradable }} '''Purple Dragonfire Lamp''' is a purple variant of the limited-rare furniture item Dragonfire Lamp. == Use == Purple Dragonfire Lamp is a housing decoration s..."

{{Infobox item
| name = Purple Dragonfire Lamp
| image = Furniture dragon lamp purple.png
| image_size = 120px
| category = Furniture · Decoration
| stats = Housing decoration
| value = Price unconfirmed
| obtained = [[Furni Shop]] Limited Rare slot · [[Marketplace]] Tradable
}}

'''Purple Dragonfire Lamp''' is a purple variant of the limited-rare [[Furniture|furniture]] item [[Dragonfire Lamp]].

== Use ==

Purple Dragonfire Lamp is a housing decoration stored in the player's Furni bag after purchase. Like other furniture, it can be placed, moved, and rotated inside a property owned by the player.

Its specific lighting or interaction effect has not been documented.

== How To Get ==

Purple Dragonfire Lamp is associated with the Limited Rare section of the [[Furni Shop]].

Its displayed Gold price and rotation availability have not yet been confirmed.

Furniture purchased from the Furni Shop is placed in the player's Furni bag. Purple Dragonfire Lamp can also be listed on the [[Marketplace]] by players who own it.

== Dragonfire Lamp variants ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Variant
! Image
|-
| [[Dragonfire Lamp]]
| [[File:Furniture dragon lamp.png|64px|link=Dragonfire Lamp]]
|-
| [[Blue Dragonfire Lamp]]
| [[File:Furniture dragon lamp blue.png|64px|link=Blue Dragonfire Lamp]]
|-
| [[Green Dragonfire Lamp]]
| [[File:Furniture dragon lamp green.png|64px|link=Green Dragonfire Lamp]]
|-
| [[Purple Dragonfire Lamp]]
| [[File:Furniture dragon lamp purple.png|64px|link=Purple Dragonfire Lamp]]
|-
| [[Red Dragonfire Lamp]]
| [[File:Furniture dragon lamp red.png|64px|link=Red Dragonfire Lamp]]
|}

== Related pages ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[Dragonfire Lamp]]
| Main Dragonfire Lamp page.
|-
| [[Furni Shop]]
| Shop associated with Dragonfire Lamp furniture.
|-
| [[Furniture]]
| Overview of Kintara's housing furniture.
|-
| [[Housing|The Residences]]
| Player-owned properties where furniture can be placed.
|-
| [[Marketplace]]
| Player-to-player trading for furniture.
|}

[[Category:Items]]
[[Category:Economy]]
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

Green Dragonfire Lamp

2026-08-26T11:05:45Z

Sirlym: Created page with "{{Infobox item | name = Green Dragonfire Lamp | image = Furniture dragon lamp green.png | image_size = 120px | category = Furniture · Decoration | stats = Housing decoration | value = Price unconfirmed | obtained = Furni Shop Limited Rare slot · Marketplace Tradable }} '''Green Dragonfire Lamp''' is a green variant of the limited-rare furniture item Dragonfire Lamp. == Use == Green Dragonfire Lamp is a housing decoration stored..."

{{Infobox item
| name = Green Dragonfire Lamp
| image = Furniture dragon lamp green.png
| image_size = 120px
| category = Furniture · Decoration
| stats = Housing decoration
| value = Price unconfirmed
| obtained = [[Furni Shop]] Limited Rare slot · [[Marketplace]] Tradable
}}

'''Green Dragonfire Lamp''' is a green variant of the limited-rare [[Furniture|furniture]] item [[Dragonfire Lamp]].

== Use ==

Green Dragonfire Lamp is a housing decoration stored in the player's Furni bag after purchase. Like other furniture, it can be placed, moved, and rotated inside a property owned by the player.

Its specific lighting or interaction effect has not been documented.

== How To Get ==

Green Dragonfire Lamp is associated with the Limited Rare section of the [[Furni Shop]].

Its displayed Gold price and rotation availability have not yet been confirmed.

Furniture purchased from the Furni Shop is placed in the player's Furni bag. Green Dragonfire Lamp can also be listed on the [[Marketplace]] by players who own it.

== Dragonfire Lamp variants ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Variant
! Image
|-
| [[Dragonfire Lamp]]
| [[File:Furniture dragon lamp.png|64px|link=Dragonfire Lamp]]
|-
| [[Blue Dragonfire Lamp]]
| [[File:Furniture dragon lamp blue.png|64px|link=Blue Dragonfire Lamp]]
|-
| [[Green Dragonfire Lamp]]
| [[File:Furniture dragon lamp green.png|64px|link=Green Dragonfire Lamp]]
|-
| [[Purple Dragonfire Lamp]]
| [[File:Furniture dragon lamp purple.png|64px|link=Purple Dragonfire Lamp]]
|-
| [[Red Dragonfire Lamp]]
| [[File:Furniture dragon lamp red.png|64px|link=Red Dragonfire Lamp]]
|}

== Related pages ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[Dragonfire Lamp]]
| Main Dragonfire Lamp page.
|-
| [[Furni Shop]]
| Shop associated with Dragonfire Lamp furniture.
|-
| [[Furniture]]
| Overview of Kintara's housing furniture.
|-
| [[Housing|The Residences]]
| Player-owned properties where furniture can be placed.
|-
| [[Marketplace]]
| Player-to-player trading for furniture.
|}

[[Category:Items]]
[[Category:Economy]]
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

Blue Dragonfire Lamp

2026-08-26T11:04:51Z

Sirlym: Created page with "{{Infobox item | name = Blue Dragonfire Lamp | image = Furniture dragon lamp blue.png | image_size = 120px | category = Furniture · Decoration | stats = Housing decoration | value = Price unconfirmed | obtained = Furni Shop Limited Rare slot · Marketplace Tradable }} '''Blue Dragonfire Lamp''' is a blue variant of the limited-rare furniture item Dragonfire Lamp. == Use == Blue Dragonfire Lamp is a housing decoration stored in t..."

{{Infobox item
| name = Blue Dragonfire Lamp
| image = Furniture dragon lamp blue.png
| image_size = 120px
| category = Furniture · Decoration
| stats = Housing decoration
| value = Price unconfirmed
| obtained = [[Furni Shop]] Limited Rare slot · [[Marketplace]] Tradable
}}

'''Blue Dragonfire Lamp''' is a blue variant of the limited-rare [[Furniture|furniture]] item [[Dragonfire Lamp]].

== Use ==

Blue Dragonfire Lamp is a housing decoration stored in the player's Furni bag after purchase. Like other furniture, it can be placed, moved, and rotated inside a property owned by the player.

Its specific lighting or interaction effect has not been documented.

== How To Get ==

Blue Dragonfire Lamp is associated with the Limited Rare section of the [[Furni Shop]].

Its displayed Gold price and rotation availability have not yet been confirmed.

Furniture purchased from the Furni Shop is placed in the player's Furni bag. Blue Dragonfire Lamp can also be listed on the [[Marketplace]] by players who own it.

== Dragonfire Lamp variants ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Variant
! Image
|-
| [[Dragonfire Lamp]]
| [[File:Furniture dragon lamp.png|64px|link=Dragonfire Lamp]]
|-
| [[Blue Dragonfire Lamp]]
| [[File:Furniture dragon lamp blue.png|64px|link=Blue Dragonfire Lamp]]
|-
| [[Green Dragonfire Lamp]]
| [[File:Furniture dragon lamp green.png|64px|link=Green Dragonfire Lamp]]
|-
| [[Purple Dragonfire Lamp]]
| [[File:Furniture dragon lamp purple.png|64px|link=Purple Dragonfire Lamp]]
|-
| [[Red Dragonfire Lamp]]
| [[File:Furniture dragon lamp red.png|64px|link=Red Dragonfire Lamp]]
|}

== Related pages ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[Dragonfire Lamp]]
| Base Dragonfire Lamp furniture item.
|-
| [[Furni Shop]]
| Shop associated with Dragonfire Lamp furniture.
|-
| [[Furniture]]
| Overview of Kintara's housing furniture.
|-
| [[Housing|The Residences]]
| Player-owned properties where furniture can be placed.
|-
| [[Marketplace]]
| Player-to-player trading for furniture.
|}

[[Category:Items]]
[[Category:Economy]]
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

Dragonfire Lamp

2026-08-26T11:04:05Z

Sirlym: Created page with "{{Infobox item | name = Dragonfire Lamp | image = Furniture dragon lamp.png | image_size = 120px | category = Furniture · Decoration | stats = Housing decoration | value = link=Gold 200 Gold | obtained = Furni Shop Limited Rare slot <span style="color:#27ae60;"> Available</span> · Marketplace Tradable }} '''Dragonfire Lamp''' is a limited-rare furniture item used to decorate player-owned properties. The it..."

{{Infobox item
| name = Dragonfire Lamp
| image = Furniture dragon lamp.png
| image_size = 120px
| category = Furniture · Decoration
| stats = Housing decoration
| value = [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 200 [[Gold]]
| obtained = [[Furni Shop]] Limited Rare slot <span style="color:#27ae60;"> Available</span> · [[Marketplace]] Tradable
}}

'''Dragonfire Lamp''' is a limited-rare [[Furniture|furniture]] item used to decorate player-owned properties.

The item is displayed in the featured rare section of the [[Furni Shop]] and is priced at [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] '''200 [[Gold]]'''.

== Use ==

Dragonfire Lamp is a housing decoration stored in the player's Furni bag after purchase. Like other furniture, it can be placed, moved, and rotated inside a property owned by the player.

Its specific lighting or interaction effect has not been documented.

== How To Get ==

Dragonfire Lamp is offered through the Limited Rare section of the [[Furni Shop]] for:

* [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] '''200 [[Gold]]'''

Limited-rare furniture rotates through the shop's featured slot, so Dragonfire Lamp may not remain available after the current collection ends.

Furniture purchased from the Furni Shop is placed in the player's Furni bag. Dragonfire Lamp can also be listed on the [[Marketplace]] by players who own it.

== Colour variants ==

The uploaded furniture set includes several Dragonfire Lamp colour variants:

{| class="wikitable"
! Variant
! Image
|-
| [[Blue Dragonfire Lamp]]
| [[File:Furniture dragon lamp blue.png|64px|link=Blue Dragonfire Lamp]]
|-
| [[Green Dragonfire Lamp]]
| [[File:Furniture dragon lamp green.png|64px|link=Green Dragonfire Lamp]]
|-
| [[Purple Dragonfire Lamp]]
| [[File:Furniture dragon lamp purple.png|64px|link=Purple Dragonfire Lamp]]
|-
| [[Red Dragonfire Lamp]]
| [[File:Furniture dragon lamp red.png|64px|link=Red Dragonfire Lamp]]
|}

The prices and separate shop availability of the colour variants have not yet been confirmed.

== Related pages ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[Furni Shop]]
| Shop where Dragonfire Lamp is offered.
|-
| [[Furniture]]
| Overview of Kintara's housing furniture.
|-
| [[Housing|The Residences]]
| Player-owned properties where furniture can be placed.
|-
| [[Gold]]
| Currency used to purchase Dragonfire Lamp.
|-
| [[Marketplace]]
| Player-to-player trading for furniture.
|-
| [[Blue Dragonfire Lamp]]
| Blue colour variant.
|-
| [[Green Dragonfire Lamp]]
| Green colour variant.
|-
| [[Purple Dragonfire Lamp]]
| Purple colour variant.
|-
| [[Red Dragonfire Lamp]]
| Red colour variant.
|}

[[Category:Items]]
[[Category:Economy]]
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

Blue dragon fire lamp

2026-08-26T11:00:40Z

Clawfoot Bathtub

2026-08-26T10:59:24Z

Sirlym: Created page with "{{Infobox item | name = Bathtub | image = Furniture bathtub.png | image_size = 120px | category = Furniture | stats = Housing decoration | value = Price unconfirmed | obtained = Furni Shop Catalogue }} '''Bathtub''' is a furniture item used to decorate player-owned properties. == Use == Bathtub is a housing decoration stored in the player's Furni bag after purchase. Like other furniture, it can be placed, moved, and rotated inside a prop..."

{{Infobox item
| name = Bathtub
| image = Furniture bathtub.png
| image_size = 120px
| category = Furniture
| stats = Housing decoration
| value = Price unconfirmed
| obtained = [[Furni Shop]] Catalogue
}}

'''Bathtub''' is a [[Furniture|furniture]] item used to decorate player-owned properties.

== Use ==

Bathtub is a housing decoration stored in the player's Furni bag after purchase. Like other furniture, it can be placed, moved, and rotated inside a property owned by the player.

No separate interaction or gameplay effect is documented for Bathtub.

== How To Get ==

Bathtub is obtained from the [[Furni Shop]] furniture catalogue.

The displayed Gold price for Bathtub has not yet been confirmed.

Furniture purchased from the Furni Shop is placed in the player's Furni bag. Bathtub can also be listed on the [[Marketplace]] by players who own it.

== Related pages ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[Furni Shop]]
| Shop where Bathtub is purchased.
|-
| [[Furniture]]
| Overview of Kintara's housing furniture.
|-
| [[Housing|The Residences]]
| Player-owned properties where furniture can be placed.
|-
| [[Marketplace]]
| Player-to-player trading for furniture.
|}

[[Category:Items]]
[[Category:Economy]]
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

Diner Stool

2026-08-26T10:58:45Z

Sirlym: Created page with "{{Infobox item | name = Diner Stool | image = Furniture diner stool.png | image_size = 120px | category = Furniture · Seating | stats = Housing decoration | value = link=Gold 5 Gold | obtained = Furni Shop Catalogue <span style="color:#27ae60;"> Available</span> · Marketplace Tradable }} '''Diner Stool''' is a seating-type furniture item used to decorate player-owned properties. == Use == Diner Stool is a..."

{{Infobox item
| name = Diner Stool
| image = Furniture diner stool.png
| image_size = 120px
| category = Furniture · Seating
| stats = Housing decoration
| value = [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 5 [[Gold]]
| obtained = [[Furni Shop]] Catalogue <span style="color:#27ae60;"> Available</span> · [[Marketplace]] Tradable
}}

'''Diner Stool''' is a seating-type [[Furniture|furniture]] item used to decorate player-owned properties.

== Use ==

Diner Stool is a housing decoration stored in the player's Furni bag after purchase. Like other furniture, it can be placed, moved, and rotated inside a property owned by the player.

The Diner Stool is displayed in the Seating section of the Furni Shop catalogue. Its specific seating interaction and placement size have not been documented.

== How To Get ==

Diner Stool is sold in the Seating section of the [[Furni Shop]] catalogue for:

* [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] '''5 [[Gold]]'''

Furniture purchased from the Furni Shop is placed in the player's Furni bag. Diner Stool can also be listed on the [[Marketplace]] by players who own it.

== Related pages ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[Furni Shop]]
| Shop where Diner Stool is purchased.
|-
| [[Furniture]]
| Overview of Kintara's housing furniture.
|-
| [[Housing|The Residences]]
| Player-owned properties where furniture can be placed.
|-
| [[Gold]]
| Currency used to purchase Diner Stool.
|-
| [[Marketplace]]
| Player-to-player trading for furniture.
|}

[[Category:Items]]
[[Category:Economy]]
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

Dragon Fire Lamp

2026-08-26T10:58:12Z

Sirlym:

Dragon Fire Lamp

2026-08-26T10:57:36Z

Walnut Coffee Table

2026-08-26T10:54:57Z

Sirlym: Created page with "{{Infobox item | name = Walnut Coffee Table | image = Furniture coffee table.png | image_size = 120px | category = Furniture · Table | stats = Housing decoration | value = link=Gold 4 Gold | obtained = Furni Shop Catalogue <span style="color:#27ae60;"> Available</span> · Marketplace Tradable }} '''Walnut Coffee Table''' is a table-type furniture item used to decorate player-owned properties. == Use == Wal..."

{{Infobox item
| name = Walnut Coffee Table
| image = Furniture coffee table.png
| image_size = 120px
| category = Furniture · Table
| stats = Housing decoration
| value = [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 4 [[Gold]]
| obtained = [[Furni Shop]] Catalogue <span style="color:#27ae60;"> Available</span> · [[Marketplace]] Tradable
}}

'''Walnut Coffee Table''' is a table-type [[Furniture|furniture]] item used to decorate player-owned properties.

== Use ==

Walnut Coffee Table is a housing decoration stored in the player's Furni bag after purchase. Like other furniture, it can be placed, moved, and rotated inside a property owned by the player.

No separate interaction or gameplay effect is documented for Walnut Coffee Table.

== How To Get ==

Walnut Coffee Table is sold in the Tables section of the [[Furni Shop]] catalogue for:

* [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] '''4 [[Gold]]'''

Furniture purchased from the Furni Shop is placed in the player's Furni bag. Walnut Coffee Table can also be listed on the [[Marketplace]] by players who own it.

== Related pages ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[Furni Shop]]
| Shop where Walnut Coffee Table is purchased.
|-
| [[Furniture]]
| Overview of Kintara's housing furniture.
|-
| [[Housing|The Residences]]
| Player-owned properties where furniture can be placed.
|-
| [[Gold]]
| Currency used to purchase Walnut Coffee Table.
|-
| [[Marketplace]]
| Player-to-player trading for furniture.
|}

[[Category:Items]]
[[Category:Economy]]
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

Bonsai Tree

2026-08-26T10:54:07Z

Sirlym: Created page with "{{Infobox item | name = Bonsai Tree | image = Furniture bonsai.png | image_size = 120px | category = Furniture · Plant | stats = Housing decoration | value = link=Gold 25 Gold | obtained = Furni Shop Catalogue <span style="color:#27ae60;"> Available</span> · Marketplace Tradable }} '''Bonsai Tree''' is a plant-type furniture item used to decorate player-owned properties. == Use == Bonsai Tree is a housing..."

{{Infobox item
| name = Bonsai Tree
| image = Furniture bonsai.png
| image_size = 120px
| category = Furniture · Plant
| stats = Housing decoration
| value = [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 25 [[Gold]]
| obtained = [[Furni Shop]] Catalogue <span style="color:#27ae60;"> Available</span> · [[Marketplace]] Tradable
}}

'''Bonsai Tree''' is a plant-type [[Furniture|furniture]] item used to decorate player-owned properties.

== Use ==

Bonsai Tree is a housing decoration stored in the player's Furni bag after purchase. Like other furniture, it can be placed, moved, and rotated inside a property owned by the player.

No separate combat, gathering, or gameplay effect is documented for Bonsai Tree.

== How To Get ==

Bonsai Tree is sold in the Plants section of the [[Furni Shop]] catalogue for:

* [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] '''25 [[Gold]]'''

Furniture purchased from the Furni Shop is placed in the player's Furni bag. Bonsai Tree can also be listed on the [[Marketplace]] by players who own it.

== Related pages ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[Furni Shop]]
| Shop where Bonsai Tree is purchased.
|-
| [[Furniture]]
| Overview of Kintara's housing furniture.
|-
| [[Housing|The Residences]]
| Player-owned properties where furniture can be placed.
|-
| [[Gold]]
| Currency used to purchase Bonsai Tree.
|-
| [[Marketplace]]
| Player-to-player trading for furniture.
|}

[[Category:Items]]
[[Category:Economy]]
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

Lucky Bamboo

2026-08-26T10:52:07Z

Sirlym: Created page with "{{Infobox item | name = Lucky Bamboo | image = Furniture bamboo.png | image_size = 120px | category = Furniture · Plant | stats = Housing decoration | value = link=Gold 10 Gold | obtained = Furni Shop Catalogue <span style="color:#27ae60;"> Available</span> · Marketplace Tradable }} '''Lucky Bamboo''' is a plant-type furniture item used to decorate player-owned properties. == Use == Lucky Bamboo is a hous..."

{{Infobox item
| name = Lucky Bamboo
| image = Furniture bamboo.png
| image_size = 120px
| category = Furniture · Plant
| stats = Housing decoration
| value = [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 10 [[Gold]]
| obtained = [[Furni Shop]] Catalogue <span style="color:#27ae60;"> Available</span> · [[Marketplace]] Tradable
}}

'''Lucky Bamboo''' is a plant-type [[Furniture|furniture]] item used to decorate player-owned properties.

== Use ==

Lucky Bamboo is a housing decoration stored in the player's Furni bag after purchase. Like other furniture, it can be placed, moved, and rotated inside a property owned by the player.

No separate combat, gathering, or gameplay effect is documented for Lucky Bamboo.

== How To Get ==

Lucky Bamboo is sold in the Plants section of the [[Furni Shop]] catalogue for:

* [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] '''10 [[Gold]]'''

Furniture purchased from the Furni Shop is placed in the player's Furni bag. Lucky Bamboo can also be listed on the [[Marketplace]] by players who own it.

== Related pages ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[Furni Shop]]
| Shop where Lucky Bamboo is purchased.
|-
| [[Furniture]]
| Overview of Kintara's housing furniture.
|-
| [[Housing|The Residences]]
| Player-owned properties where furniture can be placed.
|-
| [[Gold]]
| Currency used to purchase Lucky Bamboo.
|-
| [[Marketplace]]
| Player-to-player trading for furniture.
|}

[[Category:Items]]
[[Category:Economy]]
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

Aloe Vera

2026-08-26T10:51:17Z

Sirlym: Created page with "{{Infobox item | name = Aloe Vera | image = Furniture aloe.png | image_size = 120px | category = Furniture · Plant | stats = Housing decoration | value = link=Gold 5 Gold | obtained = Furni Shop Catalogue <span style="color:#27ae60;"> Available</span> · Marketplace Tradable }} '''Aloe Vera''' is a plant-type furniture item used to decorate player-owned properties. == Use == Aloe Vera is a housing decorati..."

{{Infobox item
| name = Aloe Vera
| image = Furniture aloe.png
| image_size = 120px
| category = Furniture · Plant
| stats = Housing decoration
| value = [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 5 [[Gold]]
| obtained = [[Furni Shop]] Catalogue <span style="color:#27ae60;"> Available</span> · [[Marketplace]] Tradable
}}

'''Aloe Vera''' is a plant-type [[Furniture|furniture]] item used to decorate player-owned properties.

== Use ==

Aloe Vera is a housing decoration stored in the player's Furni bag after purchase. Like other furniture, it can be placed, moved, and rotated inside a property owned by the player.

No separate combat, gathering, or healing effect is documented for Aloe Vera.

== How To Get ==

Aloe Vera is sold in the Plants section of the [[Furni Shop]] catalogue for:

* [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] '''5 [[Gold]]'''

Furniture purchased from the Furni Shop is placed in the player's Furni bag. Aloe Vera can also be listed on the [[Marketplace]] by players who own it.

== Related pages ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[Furni Shop]]
| Shop where Aloe Vera is purchased.
|-
| [[Furniture]]
| Overview of Kintara's housing furniture.
|-
| [[Housing|The Residences]]
| Player-owned properties where furniture can be placed.
|-
| [[Gold]]
| Currency used to purchase Aloe Vera.
|-
| [[Marketplace]]
| Player-to-player trading for furniture.
|}

[[Category:Items]]
[[Category:Economy]]
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

Furni Shop

2026-08-26T10:49:44Z

Sirlym:

[[File:furnishop.png|thumb|right|Furni Shop catalogue and featured furniture interface]]

'''Furni Shop''' is Kintara's furniture shop. Players visit '''Bartholomew''' to buy furniture and housing decorations for their player-owned properties.

The shop sells furniture using [[Gold]] from the player's backpack. Its stock is divided into a regular catalogue and a featured limited-rare slot.

== Services ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Service
! Currency
! Details
|-
| Furniture catalogue
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] [[Gold]]
| Regular furniture stock organised by type and style.
|-
| Featured limited rare
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] [[Gold]]
| Featured furniture offered through the rotating limited-rare slot.
|-
| Furniture storage
| None
| Purchased pieces are stored in the player's Furni bag.
|-
| Property furnishing
| None
| Furniture can be placed inside player-owned properties.
|-
| Marketplace trading
| [[Gold]] or other supported Marketplace currency
| Furniture can be listed under the Marketplace's Furni category.
|}

== How it works ==

# Own a player property such as a house, mansion, or trailer.
# Speak with [[Bartholomew]] in the furniture showroom.
# Open the Furni Shop and choose an item from the featured rare slot or catalogue.
# Pay with [[Gold]] from your backpack.
# Open the Furni bag to manage purchased furniture.
# Place, move, and rotate furniture inside your property.

Furniture placement is server-authoritative, so the layout shown to one player is also visible to other players.

Furniture is primarily used to decorate properties, although individual pieces may also provide seating, block walking, open and close, or offer another interaction.

== Shop layout ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Section
! Details
|-
| Limited Rare
| Displays the current featured rare furniture item.
|-
| Catalogue
| Contains the regular furniture collection.
|-
| Search
| Searches the furniture catalogue by name.
|-
| All types
| Filters the catalogue by furniture type.
|-
| All styles
| Filters the catalogue by furniture style.
|}

== Featured limited rare ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Furniture
! Price
! Availability
|-
| [[Dragonfire Lamp]]
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 200 [[Gold]]
| Featured limited-rare slot
|}

== Catalogue ==

=== Seating ===

{| class="wikitable"
! Furniture
! Price
|-
| [[Modular Couch]]
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 2 [[Gold]]
|-
| [[Blue Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 10 [[Gold]]
|-
| [[Green Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 10 [[Gold]]
|-
| [[Red Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 10 [[Gold]]
|-
| [[Yellow Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 10 [[Gold]]
|-
| [[Purple Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 10 [[Gold]]
|-
| [[Orange Pod Chair]]
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 10 [[Gold]]
|-
| [[Lodge Stool]]
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 3 [[Gold]]
|-
| [[Wingback Armchair]]
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 25 [[Gold]]
|-
| [[Tavern Stool]]
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 4 [[Gold]]
|-
| [[Diner Stool]]
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 5 [[Gold]]
|}

=== Tables ===

{| class="wikitable"
! Furniture
! Price
|-
| [[Oak Side Table]]
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 2 [[Gold]]
|-
| [[Glass Side Table]]
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 4 [[Gold]]
|-
| [[Walnut Coffee Table]]
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 4 [[Gold]]
|-
| [[Retro Diner Table]]
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 7 [[Gold]]
|-
| [[Tavern Table]]
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 6 [[Gold]]
|}

=== Plants ===

{| class="wikitable"
! Furniture
! Price
|-
| [[Sunflower Pot]]
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 2 [[Gold]]
|-
| [[Aloe Vera]]
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 5 [[Gold]]
|-
| [[Lucky Bamboo]]
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 10 [[Gold]]
|-
| [[Bonsai Tree]]
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 25 [[Gold]]
|-
| [[Potted Palm]]
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 15 [[Gold]]
|}

=== Devices ===

{| class="wikitable"
! Furniture
! Price
|-
| [[World Cup Football]]
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 2 [[Gold]]
|-
| [[Frostbox Fridge]]
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 25 [[Gold]]
|-
| [[Diecaster]]
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] 100 [[Gold]]
|}

The catalogue can change as furniture is added or as the shop's available collection rotates.

== Stock rotation ==

Bartholomew explains that the furniture collection rotates each week. An item available during one collection may not remain in the shop after the next rotation.

Limited-rare furniture is shown separately from the regular catalogue and may be unavailable after its featured period ends. Items that are no longer in the shop may still be obtainable through the [[Marketplace]] or player-to-player trading when listed by another player.

== Bartholomew ==

The Furni Shop is operated by [[Bartholomew]], the furniture showroom proprietor. His introductory dialogue is:

<blockquote>
Welcome, welcome! Step right in — mind the freshly-oiled floors. I'm Bartholomew, and every cushion, plank, and peg in this showroom was chosen with these very hands. The collection rotates each week, so what catches your eye today may be gone tomorrow!
</blockquote>

His dialogue offers the following choices:

* '''Show me what's for sale.'''
* '''Mind if I rest my legs?'''
* '''Just browsing, thanks.'''

== Related pages ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[Bartholomew]]
| NPC who operates the Furni Shop.
|-
| [[Furniture]]
| Lists furniture items and their uses.
|-
| [[Housing|The Residences]]
| Player-owned properties where furniture can be placed.
|-
| [[Gold]]
| Currency used to purchase furniture.
|-
| [[Marketplace]]
| Used to trade furniture with other players.
|-
| [[Economy]]
| Covers Gold, shops, and Marketplace systems.
|}

[[Category:Economy]]
[[Category:Items]]
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

Furni Shop

2026-08-26T10:44:17Z

Sirlym: Created page with "Furni Shop catalogue and featured furniture interface '''Furni Shop''' is Kintara's furniture shop. Players visit '''Bartholomew''' to buy furniture and housing decorations for their player-owned properties. The shop sells furniture using Gold from the player's backpack. Its stock is divided into a regular catalogue and a featured limited-rare slot. == Services == {| class="wikitable" ! Service ! Currency ! Details |- | Furnitur..."

[[File:furnishop.png|thumb|right|Furni Shop catalogue and featured furniture interface]]

'''Furni Shop''' is Kintara's furniture shop. Players visit '''Bartholomew''' to buy furniture and housing decorations for their player-owned properties.

The shop sells furniture using [[Gold]] from the player's backpack. Its stock is divided into a regular catalogue and a featured limited-rare slot.

== Services ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Service
! Currency
! Details
|-
| Furniture catalogue
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] [[Gold]]
| Regular furniture stock organised by type and style.
|-
| Featured limited rare
| [[File:Gold.png|24px|link=Gold]] [[Gold]]
| Featured furniture offered through the rotating limited-rare slot.
|-
| Furniture storage
| None
| Purchased pieces are stored in the player's Furni bag.
|-
| Property furnishing
| None
| Furniture can be placed inside player-owned properties.
|-
| Marketplace trading
| [[Gold]] or other supported Marketplace currency
| Furniture can be listed under the Marketplace's Furni category.
|}

== How it works ==

# Own a player property such as a house, mansion, or trailer.
# Speak with [[Bartholomew]] in the furniture showroom.
# Open the Furni Shop and choose an item from the featured rare slot or catalogue.
# Pay with [[Gold]] from your backpack.
# Open the Furni bag to manage purchased furniture.
# Place, move, and rotate furniture inside your property.

Furniture placement is server-authoritative, so the layout shown to one player is also visible to other players.

Furniture is primarily used to decorate properties, although individual pieces may also provide seating, block walking, open and close, or offer another interaction.

== Shop layout ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Section
! Details
|-
| Limited Rare
| Displays the current featured rare furniture item.
|-
| Catalogue
| Contains the regular furniture collection.
|-
| Search
| Searches the furniture catalogue by name.
|-
| All types
| Filters the catalogue by furniture type.
|-
| All styles
| Filters the catalogue by furniture style.
|}

== Catalogue categories ==

The catalogue includes several furniture types, including:

{| class="wikitable"
! Category
! Examples
|-
| Seating
| Modular Couch, Pod Chairs, Lodge Stool, Tavern Stool, Diner Stool, and Wingback Armchair.
|-
| Tables
| Oak Side Table, Glass Side Table, Walnut Coffee Table, Retro Diner Table, and Tavern Table.
|-
| Plants
| Sunflower Pot, Aloe Vera, Lucky Bamboo, Bonsai Tree, and Potted Palm.
|-
| Devices
| World Cup Football, Frostbox Fridge, and Diecaster.
|}

The catalogue can change as furniture is added or as the shop's available collection rotates.

== Stock rotation ==

Bartholomew explains that the furniture collection rotates each week. An item available during one collection may not remain in the shop after the next rotation.

Limited-rare furniture is shown separately from the regular catalogue and may be unavailable after its featured period ends. Items that are no longer in the shop may still be obtainable through the [[Marketplace]] or player-to-player trading when listed by another player.

== Bartholomew ==

The Furni Shop is operated by [[Bartholomew]], the furniture showroom proprietor. His introductory dialogue is:

<blockquote>
Welcome, welcome! Step right in — mind the freshly-oiled floors. I'm Bartholomew, and every cushion, plank, and peg in this showroom was chosen with these very hands. The collection rotates each week, so what catches your eye today may be gone tomorrow!
</blockquote>

His dialogue offers the following choices:

* '''Show me what's for sale.'''
* '''Mind if I rest my legs?'''
* '''Just browsing, thanks.'''

== Related pages ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Page
! Why it matters
|-
| [[Bartholomew]]
| NPC who operates the Furni Shop.
|-
| [[Furniture]]
| Lists furniture items and their uses.
|-
| [[Housing|The Residences]]
| Player-owned properties where furniture can be placed.
|-
| [[Gold]]
| Currency used to purchase furniture.
|-
| [[Marketplace]]
| Used to trade furniture with other players.
|-
| [[Economy]]
| Covers Gold, shops, and Marketplace systems.
|}

[[Category:Economy]]
[[Category:Items]]
[[Category:Kintara Wiki]]

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