The world of Lineage II is established with three kingdoms at its center which encompass the two large continents. Aden, the new kingdom was established after Raoul, the young king successfully quenched a civil war. Elmore, the military superpower, is located in the northern part of the continent. Gracia is located across the ocean on the west. While these kingdoms buffer each other’s power, within each kingdom since each manor has strong desire for self-rule. Therefore the kingdoms are vulnerable to the potential of internal strife as well

Special Features

The World of Lineage II

The world of Lineage II is a war-torn land spanning two continents, where trust and betrayal clash as three kingdoms vie for power. The young king Raoul has successfully quenched a civil war and established the newest kingdom, Aden. Elmore, the military superpower located in the northern part of the continent, boasts that it is a direct descendent of ancient Elmoreden kingdom. Gracia, located across the ocean on the west, is currently embroiled in a chaotic battle among blood relatives trying to take over the throne. These kingdoms share a delicate balance of power; however, within each kingdom they are vulnerable to internal strife, as each manor has strong desire for self-rule.

You have been thrown into this chaos. However, unlike the ordinary people who pray each day for safety, you have the power to protect yourself. In Lineage II, developing a character is not an end in itself. Rather, it is your instrument to obtain the power to enforce your will in this world. Seize your destiny! Your own hand will write the history of this world.

System

Summon System

Some classes in Lineage II have the ability to summon a servitor. In order to summon a servitor, certain items of pre-determined quantity are required. Servitors exhibit excellent abilities both as a player’s partner during combat and also as a highly skilled expert hunter.

Types of Servitor

Servitors come in two types – the controlled servitor type and the uncontrolled servitor type. The controlled servitor type is useful in the sense that a summoner can directly control its actions for strategic purposes during combat. However, the disadvantage of this type is the fact that the controlled type servitor can only be summoned one at a time. The uncontrolled servitor type is not controlled directly by the summoner. However, the advantage this type of servitor gives to a gamer is that two or more uncontrolled servitors can be summoned at the same time. Among the currently existing servitors, the uncontrolled servitors that cannot be directly controlled are the cubic type servitors. And, controlled type servitors are attack wizards (first class transfer) and summon wizards (second class transfer) of the servitor class.

Pet System

In Lineage II, a player can obtain a monster that becomes their pet through the completion of quests. Unlike other summons or magic, as long as certain conditions are met, a pet will not be bound by time limitations, nor will it be dismissed by force. These pets can also hold items in their inventories while they are called, including weapons and armor that can be equipped by the pet.

There are four types of adult NPC pets: Wolf, Hatchling, Strider, and Wyvern. There are also three types of Baby Pets: Baby Buffalo, Baby Cougar, and Baby Kookaburra.

Conditions for Obtaining a Pet

The level of a character must meet the quest requirements in order to begin the quest. Pet Manager Martin of Gludin teaches level 15+ players about wolf pets, and Pet Manager Cooper of Giran instructs level 35+ players on raising a hatchling. Wiseman Cronos of Hunters Village offers the quest for a obtaining a strider once the hatchling has reached level 55.

The Pet Managers of Dion Castle Town, Giran Castle Town, and Gludio Castle Town begin the quests for the baby pets.

Calling a Pet

In order to call a pet, the player cannot have a monster that has already been summoned. Pets can be called by using an item in the character’s inventory that controls monsters. A pet cannot be called during combat.

Pet Care and Feeding

A pet will receive penalties independently of its master’s level.

If pet food is in the pet’s inventory and its hunger gauge falls below 55%, it will automatically consume food to increase its hunger gauge. Your pet cannot return to its collar if its hunger below drops below 40%.