The Player Window is the window located either on the bottom left side of your screen with your character’s pictures or on the top left side of your screen with your character’s class picture. The difference depends on which HUD you use. Choosing a HUD will be covered in a later section. The Player Window is one of the most important windows and is used every time you are in combat. The following sections will go over the Player Window in detail. The first part of the Player Window to the Level Indicator. This is on the far left of the Player Window and is simply a number. The number indicates your current Level. For my character in the screenshot, he is Level 20. The HP Meter shows the amount, both in bar form and in number form, of your character’s current and maximum HP. HP is the health of your character. If this number reaches 0, your character will die. HP slowly regenerates over time, but can quickly be recovered through bandages, potions or healing abilities.

The MP Meter shows the amount, both in bar form and in number form, of your character’s current and maximum MP. MP is the energy consumed to use your character’s skills. Until you complete your Ascension quest and become a Daeva (available at Level 9), this will always be 0. Once you are a Daeva, this bar will slowly fill each time you kill something that rewards you with XP. The more difficult your opponent is and the less help you receive killing it, the more DP you will generate. The DP Meter maxes out at 4,000 and cannot go any higher. Once a Daeva, each class receives special abilities that consume 2,000 DP per cast. Your DP Meter will go to 0 every time you die or log off the character for a long period of time. If maxed, you can use your special DP ability twice, as 2,000 goes into 4,000 twice.