Guilds will be explained a bit more in-depth later, but please note that you can only be a member of one guild at a time. Please note that 85 is the highest level at this time, so if you’re that level, your EXP will show as 0.0%.Ĥ - This is your guild information. It tells you the character’s name, the highest job you’ve unlocked, their level, their EXP, and their PvP win-loss information. As noted above the #2, the crest you have equipped will also be shown.ģ - This is your character information. If you have a pet equipped, they too will show up in this screen. It shows what they currently have equipped, though sometimes this screen acts funny and shows the characters as being unequipped. Also, your name has to abide by the game’s Terms of Use, otherwise you may wind up with your name forcibly changed by a GM one day.Ģ - This is your selected character. Please be aware that if you try to pick a name someone else already has, you’ll get the same error as you would if you had too many characters. You’re limited to 12 characters for your IGN. It can be changed with a Nickname Change Card (820 K-Ching) at any point. Next, you’re met with the following screen. So, you pick the server you want and go in. More details included in the character section. Generally functions like PvP, so may not be entirely accurate for dungeons. This is a very useful mode where you can try out any character or class. Alternatively, just double-click server’s name to connect. You click one of the three aforementioned servers and click this button to connect. Due to its history, many people don’t think of playing there. Formerly a GM tournament server, now functions as a normal server. You aren’t bound to find many people here. This is the general “backup” server where people go if they’re having connectivity issues with Gaikoz or if they want to play alone. Note on the right where it says “Normal.” That indicates how many people are in the server, with blue-text being the least populated, going all the way to red text indicating the server is packed. This is generally the most populated server where you’re bound to find the most people. On the left is a large splash picture that isn’t important.

Props - Also known as properties, props give added bonuses to your characters and their abilities while not strictly being one of the three base stats.Īfter logging in, you will be greeted with the Server Select screen.

Attack, Defense, and Vitality are the three stats.

Stats - A character’s basic statistics.

Bullions - Hero Bullions, earned through Hero Dungeons.

May not be combined with K-Ching in a purchase. Earned only through Events but works the exact same as K-Ching.

VP - An event-cash currency within Grand Chase.

K-Ching - The cash currency within Grand Chase.

GP - The basic currency within Grand Chase, earned through dungeons and PvP.

KC - Kill3r Combo, the former name of KOG Games.

This server is also hosted by the USA branch of KOG Games.

KOG/KoG - The developers of Grand Chase, based in Korea.

NAGC/GCNA/NA - North American Grand Chase (this server).

Some character-specific terms will be listed later. Several terms are commonly found in other games, so you may find them familiar. These are terms commonly used by users in-game. In dungeons, can show/hide maps and quest information

These will be saved in your Grand Chase directory as Bitmap Image files. F4 and Print Screen - Take a Screenshot.Number Keys 1 through 0 - Emoticon Hotkeys.ESC - Exit Location (park and dungeon), Exit Game (in maps and inventory).Left Alt - Dodge trigger, explained later.Left Control - Weapon Swap, explained later.

Applicable to certain characters, explained below. A, S, D, F, G - Activate special skills and techniques.You may equip potions to a hotkey and use them in dungeons. C - Use Item (for PvP and Event Dungeons).X - Change Item (for PvP and Event Dungeons).MP or AMP characters may charge their MP to use skills, explained below. ◦ Down - Descent a platform, enter a portal Double-tap and hold to trigger running for applicable characters. Double-tap a direction key to begin a dash or teleport, depending on which character is being used. But, the default commands are as follows: More detailed information may be given later in this guide. Additionally, each character may have unique commands not mentioned here. In-game controls may be changed by users. Continents, Dungeons, and the World Map.If you have questions, you are always encouraged to ask.

This guide is long but may not be very in-depth or technical. This guide is intended to be used by players without a working knowledge of Grand Chase and is intended to help newbies or returning players better familiarize themselves with the game. Hello prospective Chasers! I am Suteki, a Grand Chase veteran player and one of the current forum moderators.

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