How Mu Veyra works

EXP system

Mu Veyra uses a dynamic EXP rate: the higher your level, the lower the rate. The first levels fly, and level 400 is a real goal.

• Monster level matters. Monsters close to your level give the best EXP per minute.
• Bonuses stack. VIP, Seal of EXP, pets and Happy Hour all work together on top of your rate. For example VIP Gold (+30%) together with a Seal gives more than each one alone.
• Party. Every member adds a party bonus, and the EXP of each kill is shared by level. Each member gets at most what a solo hunt would give plus 5% for every other member, so low-level heroes next to a strong one do not level faster. The level difference between the highest and the lowest member can be at most 130.
• Offline leveling gives 50% of the EXP of active play.

Resets

At level 400 you can reset your hero with /reset (or in your hub). The hero goes back to level 10 and gets 600 stat points for every reset: 600 after the first, 1,200 after the second, and so on. Each reset makes you stronger, so the next climb is faster to start.

• Zen is the second key. The cost grows in steps, so heroes with many resets need to save zen too. Type /resetinfo in the game to see your next cost and points.

Jewel economy

What decides how many jewels you find:

• The level of the monster. Jewels come from monsters that match your level. A high-level hero who farms weak monsters (for example level 300+ in Devias or Lorencia) will find almost no jewels there.
• Where you hunt. Stronger maps (Kanturu, Tarkan, Icarus, Aida, Lost Tower 5-7, Kalima) give the most.
• Events and special monsters. The Red Dragon always drops a jewel, the White Wizard always drops 2 Jewels of Bless and 1 Jewel of Soul, and golden monsters, bosses, Kalima and Chaos Castle are rich sources too.
• Active play. Offline leveling brings only a small part of the jewels you would find yourself.
• Rarity. Jewel of Chaos is the most common, Jewel of Soul the rarest.

Drops

• Items follow the monster level. Each monster drops the items made for its level range, so better items and excellent options come from stronger maps.
• Excellent items are a rare roll on any item drop. Boxes of Kundun from golden monsters and bosses can hold them too.
• VIP gives a chance of one extra drop roll on every monster you kill.
• Loot rights. The player who did the most damage gets the loot of a boss or golden monster.
• Party drops are shared: in a party, whoever picks an item up first gets it.

Zen: income & costs

Income: monsters (stronger maps pay more, VIP Gold adds more zen), selling items to NPCs, trading with players and event rewards.

Upgrades

Chaos Machine costs

MU Helper & offline leveling

• Background play. The game keeps running in a background tab or a minimized window, so MU Helper hunts on while you do something else.
• MU Helper (Z opens its settings, Home starts and stops it) hunts for you while you watch. Type /helper to see your helper time today and the price now. It costs zen every 5 minutes (see Zen costs). If you run out of zen it stops.
• Offline leveling (/offlevel, from level 50, saved accounts only - not guest accounts, start MU Helper first): your hero keeps hunting after you close the game.
  • Up to 4 hours a day per account (starts fresh at 00:00 UTC).
  • 50% of the EXP and zen of active play, and only a small part of the item and jewel drops.
  • It costs the same helper fee as MU Helper, and the time counts together with it.

Vault & jewel stacks

• Vault: open it at the vault keeper in town, or anywhere with /openware. Zen in the vault is safe when you die.
• Lahap packs 10, 20 or 30 jewels of the same kind into one slot (500,000 zen for every 10) and unpacks them again (1,000,000 zen). He is in Lorencia, Devias, Elvenland and Crywolf.

Death

• Only a death to a monster costs zen and EXP. Zen in the vault is never lost.
• Inside Blood Castle, Devil Square and Chaos Castle you lose nothing.
• Player killers (PK) lose more EXP: 2% to 7%, by level and PK status. /pkclear removes the status.

Events & invasions

All times are UTC. The events page shows the next start of each one.

Crywolf

Twice a week Balgass and his werewolf army attack the Crywolf Fortress (level 300+). Every player on the map can help.

• Altars: five altars protect the Wolf Statue. Any class can hold an altar; three held altars already give the statue a strong shield.
• The battle: waves of monsters for about 20 minutes, then Balgass himself. Kill him before the time runs out and keep the altars held.
• Rewards: every player gets points for kills and altars, and the best ones get EXP and items at the end.
• Result for the whole server (24 hours): a victory gives +5% success in the Chaos Machine. A defeat can bring a penalty - defend the fortress!

Moss the Merchant

Moss in Elvenland sells mystery items: pay zen, pick the item type, and you get a random item of that type.

Items come from +0 to +4, sometimes with Skill or Luck, and with a small chance of an excellent or even an ancient item. The level 380 sets, wings and jewels never come from Moss.

Lucky Coins

Lucky Coins drop rarely from monsters of your level, and the winners of Blood Castle, Devil Square and Chaos Castle get one too. Bring them to Delgado in Lorencia:

Gens

Join one of the two Gens families, Duprian or Vanert, at their NPC. Gens members fight each other in Vulcanus, the Gens battle zone, earn contribution points and climb the Gens ranks.