Appendix

• The Rules
• Choosing your character race.
• Where am I?
• Training your character.
• Leveling up.
• The Shopkeepers.
• Zenni.
• Dragon Balls
• Killing Monsters
• Player V.S. Player (PvP).
• Your Commands Tab.
• Death!
• Choosing a Fighting Style.
• Namek.
• Parties.
• Bosses!
• Portals.
• Gems.
• Items
• Helpful Locations
• Setting up Macros for Byond 4.0

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The following is a guide written by the player named "Force", with few edits made. It holds much of the information needed for new players to get started. If you are new to this game, it is suggested you look through this. For those who already know the basics, and need to instead know a certain aspect about the game, use instead the specified section of the guide forum.

Originally written By: Force (Kaz07)
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Welcome to Final Resurrection, We're glad to have you as a player. This guide will teach you everything you need to know to succeed in Final Resurrection. We have a very friendly community so if you have any questions that this guide fails to answer, feel free to ask any questions you may have about the game.


The Rules

FR-Staff consists of the Game Moderators(GM), Public Relations Team(PR), Player Liaisons Team(PaL), Graphics Team(G), Master Game Moderators(MGM) and the Owner.

1. Listen to what staffmembers say, and follow any rules they set. It doesn't mean to be their slaves, but generally it will work out better than arguing with them. If you have a problem with a staff members decision, do not argue with them online, but post a complaint on the forum.

2. Staff will be selected based on observations in game and applications on the forum. If you wish to join the FR-Staff, please submit an application on the forum, and do not discus it in game.

3. Killing players repeatedly without a legitemate cause, such as dragonball posession is not allowed. Also killing in the afterlife, or killing at the spawnpoints is frowned upon. Killing players who are significantly weaker than yourself without legitimate cause is also forbidden, as this will drive new players away from FR.

4. Any form of extreme verbal harassment will not be tolerated in FR. This will be grounds for any suitable punishment, up to permanent ban, as deemed nessesary by the FR staff.

5. References to extreme sexuality. We have children playing this game.

6. Spamming can be considered any of the following:

ALL CAPS, SEMi cAPS, AlTeRnAtInG cApS.
A repeated message, or similar messages.
Blatant advertisement of a game.
ANYTHING that can hinder gameplay.
Anything pointlessly done with the intent to irritate other players.
Begging for zennie/stats/pl/etc for several times.
Bypassing the spam filter, UNLESS using the word spam in context.
Asking for GM.
Anything that a GM has ordered to be stopped.

7. Any use of ANY program that might help you in progressing in the game, including, but not limited to bots.

8. If there is a bug, don't abuse it. Tell a GM and STAY AWAY. Even if you told a GM of a bug, you are not to abuse it. A bug can be anything that the game's creator did not intend to happen. A MGM or GM will be able to judge it and act accordingly.

9. Relogging is hereby defined as the act of logging out of, and logging back in to the game, whether it be the same character, different character, or even different key, to escape something in-game. This is not allowed in FR, and this offence will be subject to punishment up to banning, at the FR-staff's discretion.

10. Multikeying is hereby defined as logging in with more than one BYOND account on the same IP address. This includes multiple keys being online at the same time, as well as several keys being online a short time interval apart (relogging on a different key). This fact will not be allowed until further notice, as of 11/13/2007. All keys on the offenders IP address will be subject to punishment as deemed appropriate by the FR-Staff.

11. You are always responsible for the actions committed on your account. The FR Staff does not condone the sharing of accounts, and sharing an account may lead to account deletion.

12. If you don't know the rules, don't play the game.


Choosing your character race.

Your race choice will have an important role throughout the whole time you play the game and will provide a different gaming experience each time you try a different race. Your play style effects how well you could do with each race. Please remember that the race you choose cannot be choosen again should you choose to use the skill Resurrection. Which is explained in detail in the Skill Section of the guide to Final Resurrection. Here's a list of the races you can choose and the slight advantages and disadvantages being that race will bring.


Saiyan:

Saiyans have the fastest Power Level (PL) gains of all Races and are very skilled fighters. However this comes at a sacrifice to their other stats, they gain Speed, Strength, Endurance(End) and Knowledge of Ki (KoK) slower. They also don't gain as well from using gravity like other races do.

Super Saiyan: 300,000 Base Power Level (PL) then you must attack someone until you transform, You will transform once you character comes close to death.

Ascended Saiyan: 400,000 Base Power Level (PL)

Super Saiyan 2: 800,000 Base Power Level (PL)

Super Saiayn 3: 1,500,000 Base Power Level (PL)

Super Saiyan 4: 2,500,000 Base Power Level (PL)

Super Saiyan 5: 5,000,000 Base Power Level (PL)


Half Saiyan:

Half Saiyans are above average in all statistics but Power Level (PL), but they do not Excel in any. They also have a permanent boost called Mystic, this boost isn't too huge but if you use it at the right time it can make training your character a lot easier. Halfbreeds have noticed that going mystic is the Ultimate way to surpass USSJ, Halfbreeds that have waited too long didn't reach their full potential.

Super Saiyan 1: 400,000 Base Power Level (PL) then you must attack someone until you transform, You will transform once you character comes close to death.

Ascended Saiyan: 500,000 Base Power Level (PL)

Super Saiyan 2: 1,000,000 Base Power Level (PL)

Super Saiyan 3: 2,000,000 Base Power Level (PL)

Mystic: Mystic is a permanent transformation that boosts all of your stats, based off of your current base stats. In order to do this you must have 25,000 base Strength and pull the Z - Sword. The sword can be found on Shins planet.

Icer:

Icers gain massive amounts of Power Level (PL) and stats through their transformations, but they lack in all base gains. As Icers grow stronger their bodies are known to evolve.

Form 2: 300,000 Base Power Level (PL)

Form 3: 750,000 Base Power Level (PL)

Form 4: 1,500,000 Base Power Level (PL)

Form 5: 3,500,000 Base Power Level (PL)


Human:

Humans have an average fighting skill, but when they put their mind towards training they can be one of the strongest. Their Strength and Resistance to Gravity are offset by a shortcoming in speed and Knowledge of Ki (KoK).

Ninja: Level 35

Ninja Master: Level 50

Android: Level 70, and modification by Dr.Gero. Permanent Transformation based off of your base Power Level (PL) and stats.

Super Android: 70,000 Base Strength


Buu:

These Pink skinned demons are not the best at training their stats, but can achieve unlimited power from absorbing players or monsters. However if they die they will lose any power that they have absorbed, bringing them back down to their base stats.

Absorb: Skill earned at Level 35.


Namekkian:

These Green people are very peaceful and have pure hearts. When they train they get 120% Endurance, Speed, and Strength gain. Namekkians also get a better boost while using Kaioken.

Form 2: Level 35 Permanent Transformation based off of your base Power Level (PL) and stats.

Form 3: Level 50 Permanent Transformation based off of your base Power Level (PL) and stats.


Bio-Andriod:

These Androids gain very quickly in their Strength and Speed, but this is at expense to their Endurance and Power Level (PL) which gain quite slower. Their fighting skill is below average.

Form 2: Level 35

Form 3: Level 50


Demon:

When a Demon hits his Ultimate Form no ones Strength compares, however when they train their Stength gains slower than other races. Demon is another race that has good Power Level (PL) gains while they train but their Knowledge of Ki (KoK) gains slower.

Form 2: Level 35 and Alignment Ruthless (400/1000)

Form 3: Level 75 and Alignment Rotten to the Core (100/1000)


Where am I?

Now that you have Choosen your characters race and name you are ready to begin. You are now in a place made for starting out, where no one else but starting players and staff can reach you. The Basics Guide you see located near you when spoken to will give you a Quest. You are advised to complete this quest to learn many of the basics about the game. A small but worth while reward will be given for you if you complete the quest. Once you have completed the quest, or feel comfortable enough with the game, find and speak to Tim to begin playing Final Resurrection. Spoke to Tim? If so, you are now in the spawn point. Any time you die or compete in a Budokai this is where you will be taken after you finish the Budokai or return from the afterlife. It is against the rules to kill anyone immediately after they have spawned. The exit to the building is at the bottom left of the room, head outside to take your first steps to succeeding in Final Resurrection.

Now that you are outside the best thing to do would be to head straight down the path to your left where you can start training your character in one of the many gyms of Final Resurrection.


Training your character.

Lets begin training your character. Unlike many other games on byond Final Resurrection has a fair training system for the players to enjoy. The best way to start off is to head over to the speed bags which would be on the left wall of the gym you're in. In order to train you simply need to go to your "Skills Tab" and click on the Speed Bag verb. This can also be done by right clicking the speed bag icon, and then left clicking Speed Bag. If you pay attention to your "Statistics Tab" it will show you all of your characters stats.

Your Powerlevel (PL) determines how much damage you can do with a Ki Blast and also how much Ki damage you can take. Your Health is a set stat that will only increase when you level up or invest Skillpoints into it. Which will be explained in detail within other sections of this guide. Each player starts with a total of 1,000 health points. Next is your Stamina, this is one of your most important stats. While you train, fight, or meditate your stamina will lower. Once your stamina is too low to train you have to rest, in order to rest you need to go to your "Skills Tab" and click on the rest verb. Once your character is done resting he will automaticly stop resting and it will give you a message saying you're done resting in the chat box. Your next stat on your statistics is your strength. Your strength is part of what determines how much damage you can do in a melee battle. You are also required to have a certain amount of strength to finish off monsters. The harder the monster the more strength that is required to finish them off. Next comes your speed stat. Speed is one of the most important stats and is my favorite stat. The more speed you have the faster you can train up until a set point. If you have a high amount of speed you will progress a lot faster than some one with low speed. When you are training in a gym speed determines how fast you can hit the bags. The faster you can hit a bag then the faster you will gain stats. Speed also is a very important factor when you are melee fighting anything, the more speed you have the less likely your opponent is to hit you. Next is your endurance, this stat has a strong effect on your stamina and health. The higher amount of endurance you have the slower your stamina will drop, and the less damage you will take, which ultimately effects how much training you can get done. Your last stat is your Knowledge of Ki (KoK), this has a big effect on your Ki use. The more Knowledge of Ki (KoK) you have the faster your Ki blast and beams will travel, having a high amount of Knowledge of Ki (KoK) has saved my life many times in the past.

In The gym there's equipment for you to train each of your stats. The speed bag trains your Speed stat, The punching bag trains your Power Level (PL) stat, The weights train your Strength stat, and the little red rugs are meditation pads which you can meditate on to gain Knowledge of Ki (KoK). Speed bags and punching bags also work on your endurance stat, with punching abgs being the one to work it up the most. There's also a Gravitron in each gym, gravitrons effect the gravity you train at, the higher gravity you train with the faster you will gain stats. The amount of gravity you can use is based on your Endurance Stamina, and Power Level(PL), so be careful when using it. You shouldn't start using gravity until your character is a little bit stronger, and has a high amount of Power Level (PL)

Besides all of the different equipment you can find here in the gyms, another thing that strongly effects your training is your Intensity bar. Which is located in the top left corner of your screen, if you are using the default Fnal Resurrection interface. Intensity effects how much energy you put into training, and combat. The further your intensity slider is to the right, the higher it is. The higher it is the more you will gain from training, the more damage you will deal in melee and dish out with Ki, and the more your stamina will be drained in these actions. The lower it is, the lower your gain and damage will be, but the lower your stamina drain will be. Always remember this resets to the default 50% whenever you exit and rejoin the game!


Leveling Up.

As you level up you will get stronger and stronger. On your "Statistics Tab" It shows your current level and amount of Experience (Exp) you have gained towards your next level. You gain Experience (Exp) from training on the bags in a gym or from killing monsters. The higher level you are the more Experience (Exp) it takes to get to your next level. As you hit certain milestones for your character you will learn new Ki attacks that you will find quite helpful. Once you hit Level 5 you get the ability to Fly, which will be under your "Skills Tab", and you will get the ability to Power up. Powering up is what will make your power level percentage rise to it's max. These are two very important skills that you will use throughout the whole time you play this game.


The Shopkeepers.

Once you reach level five you will be able to wear equipment that you can buy from the local shop keepers in Hercule city. These shop keepers are just North of the gym that this guide sent you to when you created your character. Tao is the clothing shop keeper, simpley right click him and it will bring up a list of things you can do. You can Buy clothing from him or Sell clothing you have gotten from killing monsters to him. You can also change the color of your clothing through him. Right to the left of Tao is the Equipment shopkeeper Jose, He will sell you anything from Scouters to Revive tokens to Senzu Bean Bags. Directly to the right of Tao, is Parker. He sells guild upgrades and equipment to anyone who is a guild leader. Seamus the barber is all the way on the right of the shop keepers and will cut your hair for a fair price. Three spaces down and one space to the left of Seamus is, Charles. Charles is one of the bankers of Final Resurrection, he will allow you to deposit zenni or items into a vault only you can access for safe keeping. Three spaces to the left of Charles is Aziz, he sells various items used to Decorate a Guild House owned by the guild you are in.


Zenni.

Zenni is the money currency in Final Resurrection. You can gain zenni from killing monsters or from competeing in a Budokai and placing in first or second place. If you have items that other players might be intersted in you can sell them on the "Market Tab" in order to do this just go to your "Inventory Tab" and right click the item you wish to sell on the market. When you right click it several options will come up, just click the one that says "sell on market" and set the price you wish to sell it for. If you are having trouble selling a item on the market you can always head to Tao and sell it to him. Always remember though, whenever you exit and rejoin the game anything you've listed on the market will be removed from the market tab, and you will need to relist it.


Dragon balls.

I doubt this needs much explaining. When the Dragonballs land on earth it's a golden oppertunity to help advance your character. All you need is a Dragon radar and the ability to fly and you can start hunting down the dragonballs. In order to get a Dragon Radar you can either do a quest for Bulma where she will have you find 7 Dragonball Fragments or you might get lucky enough to get a Radar off of a defeated monster. If you get all 7 Dragonballs you can summon Shenron and make a wish. To summon Shenron go to your "Skills Tab" and click the Summon Shenron verb, once you do this the dragon will grant you one wish. A screen will show up that gives you your wish choices. You can wish for anything from Power, which will give you more base Power Level (PL) and a small boost in base stats, to the death of that pesky player thats been bothering you.


Killing Monsters.

Once you are strong enough you can head out from the gym and start killing the hostile monsters that are roaming earth. If you head east from the the shop keepers and go through the city eventually you will reach an area where the weakest monsters can be found. These monsters are Saibamen and are the best monsters to start off killing. If you head to Yamcha (Go to the "Helpful Locations" part of this guide for his location. While you are there, you may want to check for Goku's location. In order to learn Kaioken before you begin fighting Saibamen, for a little extra ease in combat.) you can get a quest that requires you to kill Saibamen, just right click him and click on the "Talk" command and he will ask you if you want to do a quest. Once you get your quest he will give you a quick description of it and you can click on your "Quest Tab" to see your current progress in the quest. Once you have finished the quest head back to Yamcha and he will give you reward which will consist of Stats, Zenni, and Experience (Exp). To kill a monster you can either use your Ki attacks or you can use hand to hand combat.

Keep a Eye on your Health, Powerlevel, and Stamina bars if you don't want to die constantly, once your health gets low you should head back to a gym and heal, or rest and power up if your ki or stamina is to low. The healing machines are in the shape of a square that you can pay 500 zenni to use, just right click it and hit the "Heal" option that shows up. There are also free Healing Pods that you can use, if you head to the spawn building they are at the north wall. Just fly onto one and use the "Heal" option.

If you're fighting a monster in Hand to Hand combat then you need to keep a eye on your health and your stamina because if either one of these stats hit 0% you will die. In order to melee attack a monster go to your "Battle Tab" and click the "attack" verb, if you know how to set up macros then this would be very helpful and if you don't know how to set up macros you can go to the "Setting up Macros" part of this Guide. Once you get a monsters health down to 0% you can finish the monster, to do this just click the "Finish" verb in your "Battle Tab". If you have enough strength to finish the monster you will kill it and gain experience. The monster will drop zenni and if you get lucky maybe even a item or two.

In more advanced melee combat. Strategy and skill come into play, as you will find yourself using the High Kick (HK), High Punch (HP), Low Punch (LP), Low Kick (LK)Sweep (SW), and Roundhouse Kick (RHK), to execute combos. Combos are a vital part of melee combat. They are what add in a lot of extra damage to your attacks, and sometimes even provide an effect like stunning your target for an even greater advantage. To execute a combo you must use the correct combination of attack verbs, such as High Kick (HK), High Kick (HK), Roundhouse Kick (RHK), for example. However in edition to using the correct combination of attacks, you must also unlock the combo set and have the required amount of adrenaline. To unlock 3 hit combos you must first speak to Hercule, they require 3/4ths of your adrenaline to execute. To unlock 4 hit combos you must first speak to King Kai, they require half of your adrenaline bar to execute. To unlock 5 hit combos you must first speak to Janemba, they require your full adrenaline bar to execute. Adrenaline is gained by physically attacking, and steadily drains over time. When working to execute combos, make sure to always remember that moving your character, or missing your target either one will reset your combo back to as if you never used an attack.

Fighting a Monster with Ki is all determined on your ability to aim or get the monster to walk into one of your beams. First you need to learn a Ki attack otherwise it will be impossible to fight a monster with Ki, then you need at least 700 Knowledge of Ki (KoK) to even shoot a Ki attack. The only exception to this is Minor Blast, and Minor Beam. Learned through the beginning quest, that can be taken when any new character is created. You can learn Ki attacks from multiple NPC's that are scattered throughout Earth, all of these NPC's are under the "Helpful Locations" part of this guide. Once you've learned a Ki attack go to your "Battle Tab" and click either the "Select Beam" verb or the "Select Blast" verb. In order to fire a beam click the "Fire Beam" verb under your "Battle Tab", Beams shoot in the direction your character is facing and can hit multiple targets if they are lined up. However if you shoot a beam at a Monster the chances are they wont just stand there and get hit by it. If they are weaker than you they will try and avoid the blast, but if they are close to your Power Level (PL) or higher they will shoot a beam right back at you and your beams will collide in mid-air. This is called a Beam Struggle, if your beam isn't holding up and their beam is getting closer to you then you can click the "Fire Beam" verb again and you will drain more power into your beam. Be cautious when you do this though because if your stamina runs out you will collapse and the Monster can kill you. Blasts and beams are far from being the same. Once you get a Blast attack make sure you set it up under you battle tab and then you can double click anywhere on the game screen to shoot your blast. Make sure you aim otherwise the chances are you wont be killing any monsters with that blast. Before you head out and start fighting with Ki make sure you have your "Ki-Setting" set to Kill, otherwise killing monsters will be a lot more complicated than it needs to be, Your "Ki-Setting" Verb can be found in your "Battle Tab". Once again once you kill a monster you will gain Experience (Exp) and it will drop zenni and if you're lucky maybe a Item or two.


Player V.S. Player (PvP).

Don't forget, this is a Player V.S. Player (PvP) game. You fight players the same way you would a monster, but players will be smarter... most of the time. It is stricty prohibited to kill people under 500,000 Power Level (PL) and or level 35, again... It is forbidden to kill anyone under 500,000 Power Level and or level 35, unless they are carrying a Dragonball. This is called Newbie Killing and will not be tolerated. If you are caught doing this you will be more than likely jailed and probably have me chasing you down, so my advice is don't do it. If you wish to challenge some one then go to your "Skills Tab" and click the "Arena-Challenge" verb, then select the player you wish to challenge. When you kill a player you do not gain Experience (Exp) but they will drop ten percent of what ever zenni they are carrying. If you're looking for some Player V.S. Player (PvP) action then you can always enroll in a Budokai, or host one yourself. To enroll in a Budokai just go to your "Skills Tab" and use the "Enroll" verb. To Host a Budokai go to your "Skills Tab" and use the "Host Budokai" verb, when you do this you must supply the prize out of your own Zenni. Another thing that is prohibited is spam killing, Do Not keep killing the same person over and over again, for it will ruin the game for them. However if that person is stupid enough to keep coming back to life and attacking you, then by all means show them why they shouldn't do so.


Your Community Tab.

Your Community Tab is very important, through this tab you can Save and do things such as upgrade your items which requires zenni to do. Make sure to Save your character often, if anyone has experienced the bad not saving can bring it's me. If you forget to save often bad things can happen, just because life hates you. On this tab there are also commands such as "World Say" which is a chat command that lets you communicate to all the other players currently onlne. You can also view the "Top Players" list though this tab, The best of the best are on the "Top Players" list. If you have a Dragonball and someone on that list shows up, you're best off just dropping the Dragonball if you don't feel like paying King Yemma a Visit. Another verb you can find in this tab that is very useful is the Default Command verb. This verb allows you to set what command is set in your input line. Say, World say, and .Alt(Macros) are just a few of the options this verb offers. Relogging however will rese tthis to the default of blank. It would be wise to go through this tab and take time to get familar with all of it's commands.


Death!

Once you die you get to pay King Yemma a visit. He's the gate keeper, he chooses if you get to continue along snake way or go to hell. Just walk up to the front of his desk and right click him, click the "Decision" option that pops up. If you are still weak he will tell you that "You have been killed before your time." and send you straight back to the spawn point. But once you are strong enough he will send you through snake way or hell depending on your "Side" which is shown in your "Statistics Tab". If you get sent to hell you have to find Janemba and right click him, then click the "Return to Earth" option that shows up. If you get sent to snake way you must walk it and then you will get to King Kai's planet then you can just talk to him and he will ask you if you want to go back to earth. Once you have 500,000 Power Level (PL) you will get to choose you fighting style.


Choosing a Fighting Style.

Once you have enough Power Level (PL) to choose a fighting Style you must go talk to King Yemma, yes unfortunatly this means you must be dead to do so. Once you're dead just go about the normal routine you would to come back to life, except this time when you click the "Decision" option you will have to choose a fighting style, a list will pop up and click the one that you want to see the advantages and disadvantages for. Once you do this it will ask you if you want this fighting style or if you want to choose another, take the time to read the perks to all the fighting styles and choose the one that suits your playing style best.


Namek.

Namek is another planet you can go to. In order to go to namek just go to the Space Ship thats right next to the spawn building. Certain quests will require you to go to namek, but the trip there is not free. It costs 10,000 zenni to go to namek but the trip back is free, If you come back alive that is. Namek is full of more monsters that you can fight, these monsters are stronger than some of the monsters on earth but are also weaker than some of the monsters on earth. These are the middle class monsters, just watch out for Freeza. In order to get the Instant Transmission skill you are required to have 800,000 Power Level (PL) then you go to Namek and take the spaceship back from namek, you will eventually crash land on your way back to earth and you will learn instant transmission if you are one of the races which learn the skill. There are also NPC's on namek that allow you to spend points you can earn from being in a party, or even upgrade your equipment with sockets and gems. These NPC's exact locations can all be found in the "Helpful Locations" part of this guide.


Parties

Parties can be extremely helpful for taking out stronger monsters and sharing Experience (Exp). To create a party just go to your "Skills Tab" and click the "Create Party" verb then you can invite people to your party and start killing monsters as a team. When you are in a party you get your "Party Tab" this tab shows everyone who is in your party. Parties share Experience (Exp) the person who kills the monster gets full Experience (Exp) and the other members in the party who are in close enough range get some Experience (Exp) too. If the Party leader is over level 60 he gains points when other members in his/her party level up. These points can later be spent through a NPC named Joe on namek to buy helpful items. (His location is in the "Helpful Locations" part of this guide)


Bosses!

Yeah that saibaman was a little bit tougher than the other ones, but he was also orange. This is because he's a boss. Boss Monsters are slightly stronger than the normal version of the monster and are more difficult. Once you manage to Knock out one of these monsters it takes a little more strength to finish them. The thing about bosses though, is they give you a little more experience than other monsters do and drop a little more zenni too.


Portals.

These are the games "Easter Eggs" if you will, They are special powers that you learn from ancient teachers. There are five skills total and all help in different aspects of the game. How do you get these skills? Simple, you must find yourself a Portal. Portals teleport you to a room with five ancient teachers in it, from there you must choose a teacher to learn a skill from. There are five portals everytime the game reboots and each one closes after being used. Only one is open at a time, when one closes, another opens. If you get all five of these skills it can make playing this game much easier. Happy Hunting.


Gems

Gems come in a variation of five colors Green, Black, Blue, Red, and Purple (To see what each gem does view the "Items" section of this guide). There are three different classes of these Gems. Normal, Unique, and Super, the higher the class of the Gem is the better boost it will give. In order to use a Gem you must first get a peice of socketed clothing, you can obtain this by either using a Stone of Power or if you get lucky you might get one off of a monster. If you have a Stone of Power just head to Jack on Namek (His location is in the "Helpful Locations" part of this guide) then right click him and click "Socket clothing". A screen will pop up and choose the peice of clothing you wish to socket. Once you have your socketed clothing you can talk to John he is just south of Jack and will let you place or remove Gems from your clothing. Once you have a Gem in your clothing equip it and enjoy the boost.

Too many Normal Gems and not enough Super ones? Well Just go talk to Jay (His location is in the "Helpful Locations" part of this guide). He will trade you one Unique Gem for ten Normal Gems, and one Super Gem for ten Unique Gems.


Items

• Dragon Radar - Tells you the location of the Dragonballs
• Socketed Clothing - Clothing you can add Gems in, A piece of clothing can have two sockets max.
• Senzu Bag - Holds 10 Senzu Beans
• Senzu Bean - Restores your stats to 100%
• Scouter - You can use this to find out other players or monsters Power Level (PL)
• Revive Token - Brings you back from the afterlife without having to walk snakeway or go through hell
• Stone of Power - Adds a socket to your clothing for you to put a gem in.
• Gems - you get these using party points, Talk to Joe on namek to spend your points. They are also obtained through monster drops.
• Purple Gem - Skill Experience (Skill Exp) booster, boosts the Skill Experience you gain when using levelable skills and techniques.
• Red Gem - Melee damage booster, boosts the damage you can do in hand to hand combat.
• Blue Gem- Ki damage booster, boosts the damage your Ki attacks do.
• Green Gem - Rest and Heal booster, boosts how fast you rest and heal.
• Black Gem - Boosts your resist, When you use these your stamina will last longer while training or fighting.
• Buu Fragments - Needed for one of Bulmas quests.
• Dragonball Fragments - Needed for one of Bulmas quests.
• Namekian Gemstone - Needed for one of Bulmas quests.
• Saibaroots - Needed for one of Bulmas quests.

Helpful Locations

• Garlic Jr. - Can be found when you crash on your way to Namek, He will revive all the monsters when you talk to him.
• Goku's House - 173, 249, Earth - Teaches you multiple skills. Good Boost raises base Power Level 20% until lost by losing the required alignment. Can be regained after.
• Roshi's House - 239, 148, Earth - Teaches you Kame Hame Ha at level 50, if you are the correct race.
• Krillin - 238, 146, Earth - Teaches you Destructo Disk at level 15 if you are the correct race.
• Gohan - 80, 299, Earth - Teaches Zanzoken once you have 25,000 base speed, if you are the correct race.
• Trunks - 362, 321, Earth - Teaches Burning Attack at level 15, if you are the correct race.
• Gotenks - 413, 464, Earth - Teaches Galactic Donut once you have 5,000 KoK, if you are the correct race.
• Piccolo - 431, 389, Earth - Teaches you Special Beam Cannon at level 40, if you are the correct race.
• Tien - 64, 486, Earth - Teaches you Solar Flare and Dondonpa at level 15, if you are the correct race.
• Babidi - 264, 31, Earth You can get a one time boost for being Evil, Boosts base Power Level by 20% until lost by losing the required alignment. Can be regained after.
• Yamcha - 317, 319, Earth - Gives you Quests
• Bulma - 367, 220, Earth - Gives you Quests
• Charles - 377, 260, Earth - He's in charge of the bank, you can deposit your zenni or items so you don't lose them when you die
• Tao - 274, 263, Earth - Clothing shop keeper
• Seamus - 278, 261, Earth - Cuts your hair for 500 Zenni
• Jose - 272, 263, Earth - Equipment shop keeper
• Joe - 107, 323, Namek - You can spend your Points on rare items.
• Jack - 143, 234, Namek - Sockets your clothing in exchange for a Stone of Power for first socket, or 5 Stones of Power for a second socket.
• John - 143, 224, Namek - Lets you place Gems in your Socketed Clothing
• Jay - 444, 182, Earth - Gem Trader
• Dende - 114, 358, Namek - If you're on Namek visit Dende for free healing.
• Space Ship - 368, 226, Namek - If you want to take the ship back to earth, this is the place to go.
• Dr. Gero's Cave - 334, 66, Earth
• Korins - 31, 280, Earth - Free Senzus, or well used to till people made him run out!
• Kami's lookout - 399, 29 - Fly straight up from Korins lookout From here you can go into the HBTC, but don't waste these while you're weak you can only go in here twice and they are based off of your base stats and Power Level (PL)
• Hercule's Gym - 277, 774, Earth
• Videl - 15, 22, Hercules's Gym - She lets you change your Aura color
• Shins Planet - In order to get here you need to get the Dragonballs an wish for it, On this planet is where halfbreeds learn the true extent of their power.

Setting up Macros for Byond 4.0

Macros are extremely helpful when playing almost any byond game and makes the game experience much more enjoyable. Just go to the top left of your screen and click "File" then click "options and messages" Once the Little screen comes up click on "Client" and then "Macros..."
Once you have your Macros screen up click on "New Macro" at the bottom and start creating macros. It will have a Command box where you type in the command, such as "attack" then you set up the key that you want for that command. Once you do this you must check a box that you want to make the macro enabled, I would suggest using "Alt" because you can click the little Alt button on the bottom left of your Game screen, it's right under the Chat box. Once you have your Macros set up and if you're using the Alt button all you have to do is click the Key that does that command. For example if I press "A" while I'm playing my character will attack.

If you are Setting up a macro like spirit bomb then you just need to replace the spaces with a "-" for example...
This is how it looks on your "Battle Tab" : Spirit Bomb (Str 100, Spd 1)
So when you type it in on your macro screen it should look like this : Spirit-Bomb-(Str-100,-Spd-1)



Special Thanks

Force(Kaz07) for the original creation of this guide.
Volkov(Volkov911) for the posting of this guide, and minor modifications.
Crimson(Toddab503) for V19 updations made to this guide.
Tsunayoshi(EgocentricMimic) for the color sceheme of this guide, and his efforts in keeping it up to date.