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==Items==
==Items==
===Weapons===
===Weapons===
====Melee weapons====
====Hunter weapons====
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
* "'''SJS/TJS'''": {{Sword|rare|Sealed J-Sword}}/{{Sword|rare|Tsumikiri J-Sword}}
!Term || Item Name
* "'''DoB'''": {{Sword|rare|Diska of Braveman}}
|-
* "'''SoF'''": {{Sword|rare|Slicer of Fanatic}}
|BKB || style="text-align:left" | {{Sword|rare|Black King Bar}}
====Ranger weapons====
|-
* "'''FS'''": {{Gun|rare|Frozen Shooter}}
|CS || style="text-align:left" | {{Sword|rare|Chain Sawd}}
* "'''SN'''": {{Gun|rare|Spread Needle}}
|-
* "'''CR'''": {{Gun|rare|Cannon Rouge}}
|DF || style="text-align:left" | {{Sword|rare|Dark Flow}}
* "'''HS'''": {{Gun|rare|Heaven Striker}}
|-
====Force weapons====
|DLS || style="text-align:left" | {{Sword|rare|Daylight Scar}}
* "'''PW'''": {{Cane|rare|Psycho Wand}}
|-
|DoB || style="text-align:left" | {{Sword|rare|Diska of Braveman}}
|-
|Excal || style="text-align:left" | {{Sword|rare|Excalibur}}
|-
|Gal || style="text-align:left" | {{Sword|rare|Galatine}} (or {{Cane|rare|Gal Wind}})
|-
|Lame || style="text-align:left" | {{Sword|rare|Lame d'Argent}}
|-
|MKB || style="text-align:left" | {{Sword|rare|Monkey King Bar}}
|-
|RS || style="text-align:left" | {{Sword|rare|Red Saber}} or {{Sword|rare|Red Sword}}
|-
|S&Y || style="text-align:left" | {{Sword|rare|Sange & Yasha}}
|-
|SJS || style="text-align:left" | {{Sword|rare|Sealed J-Sword}}
|-
|SoF || style="text-align:left" | {{Sword|rare|Slicer of Fanatic}}
|-
|TB || style="text-align:left" | {{Sword|rare|Twin Blaze}}
|-
|TJS || style="text-align:left" | {{Sword|rare|Tsumikiri J-Sword}}
|}
 
====Ranged weapons====
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
!Term || Item Name
|-
|FS || style="text-align:left" | {{Gun|rare|Frozen Shooter}}
|-
|SN || style="text-align:left" | {{Gun|rare|Spread Needle}}
|-
|CR || style="text-align:left" | {{Gun|rare|Cannon Rouge}}
|-
|HS || style="text-align:left" | {{Gun|rare|Heaven Striker}}
|}
 
====Technique weapons====
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
!Term || Item Name
|-
|Gal || style="text-align:left" | {{Sword|rare|Gal Wind}} (or {{Sword|rare|Galatine}})
|-
|PW || style="text-align:left" | {{Cane|rare|Psycho Wand}}
|}


===Frames===
===Frames===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
* "'''13'''": {{Frame|rare|Thirteen}}
!Term || Item Name
* "'''BOVN'''": {{Frame|rare|Blue Odoshi Violet Nimaidou}}
|-
* "'''Lafu'''" (or "'''Lafuteria'''"): {{Frame|rare|Virus Armor: Lafuteria}}
|13 || style="text-align:left" | {{Frame|rare|Thirteen}}
* "'''Mantle'''": {{Frame|rare|Lieutenant Mantle}}
|-
* "'''MG'''": {{Frame|rare|Mother Garb}}
|BOVN || style="text-align:left" | {{Frame|rare|Blue Odoshi Violet Nimaidou}}
* "'''MG+'''": {{Frame|rare|Mother Garb+}}
|-
|IC || style="text-align:left" | {{Frame|rare|Ignition Cloak}}
|-
|Lafu or<br>Lafuteria || style="text-align:left" | {{Frame|rare|Virus Armor: Lafuteria}}
|-
|Mantle || style="text-align:left" | {{Frame|rare|Lieutenant Mantle}}
|-
|MG || style="text-align:left" | {{Frame|rare|Mother Garb}}
|-
|MG+ || style="text-align:left" | {{Frame|rare|Mother Garb+}}
|}


===Barriers===
===Barriers===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
* "'''3S'''": {{Shield|rare|Three Seals}}
!Term || Item Name
* "'''ADR'''": {{Shield|rare|Anti-Dark Ring}}
|-
* "'''ALR'''": {{Shield|rare|Anti-Light Ring}}
|3S || style="text-align:left" | {{Shield|rare|Three Seals}}
* "'''FTD'''": {{Shield|rare|From the Depths}}
|-
* "'''RR'''": {{Shield|rare|Red Ring}}
|ADR || style="text-align:left" | {{Shield|rare|Anti-Dark Ring}}
* "'''SSS'''": {{Shield|rare|Standstill Shield}}
|-
|ALR || style="text-align:left" | {{Shield|rare|Anti-Light Ring}}
|-
|FTD || style="text-align:left" | {{Shield|rare|From the Depths}}
|-
|Kasami || style="text-align:left" | {{Shield|rare|Kasami Bracer}}
|-
|RR || style="text-align:left" | {{Shield|rare|Red Ring}}
|-
|SSS || style="text-align:left" | {{Shield|rare|Standstill Shield}}
|}


===Units===
===Units===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
* "'''H/Bat'''": {{Unit|rare|Heavenly/Battle}}
!Term || Item Name
* "'''PoSS'''": {{Unit|rare|Proof of Sword-Saint}}
|-
|101 || style="text-align:left" | {{Unit|rare|V101}}
|-
|501 || style="text-align:left" | {{Unit|rare|V501}}
|-
|502 || style="text-align:left" | {{Unit|rare|V502}}
|-
|801 || style="text-align:left" | {{Unit|rare|V801}}
|-
|H/Bat || style="text-align:left" | {{Unit|rare|Heavenly/Battle}}
|-
|PoSS || style="text-align:left" | {{Unit|rare|Proof of Sword-Saint}}
|}
 
===Mags===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
!Term || Item Name
|-
|GG || style="text-align:left" | {{Mag|rare|Gael Giel}}
|-
|Tellu || style="text-align:left" | {{Mag|rare|Tellusis}}
|}


===Tools===
===Tools===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
* "'''PGF'''": {{Tool|rare|Parasitic Gene "Flow"}}
!Term || Item Name
* "'''PD'''": {{Tool|rare|Photon Drop}}
|-
* "'''PC'''": {{Tool|rare|Photon Crystal}}
|PGF || style="text-align:left" | {{Tool|rare|Parasitic Gene "Flow"}}
* "'''PS'''": {{Tool|rare|Photon Sphere}}
|-
* "'''PH'''": {{Tool|rare|Photon Hoard}}
|PD || style="text-align:left" | {{Tool|rare|Photon Drop}}
|-
|PC || style="text-align:left" | {{Tool|rare|Photon Crystal}}
|-
|PS || style="text-align:left" | {{Tool|rare|Photon Sphere}}
|-
|PH || style="text-align:left" | {{Tool|rare|Photon Hoard}}
|}


==Techniques==
==Techniques==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
* "'''SD'''": {{Shifta}} and {{Deband}}
!Term || Item Name
* "'''JZ'''": {{Jellen}} and {{Zalure}}
|-
|SD || style="text-align:left" | {{Shifta}} and {{Deband}}
|-
|JZ || style="text-align:left" | {{Jellen}} and {{Zalure}}
|}
 
==Quests==
==Quests==
===Episode 1===
===Episode 1===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
* "'''FoaM'''": '''{{Quest link|Fragments of a Memory}}'''
!Term || Quest Name || Description
* "'''LHP'''": '''{{Quest link|Lost HELL PALLASCH}}'''
|-
* "'''LSB'''": '''{{Quest link|Lost SOUL BLADE}}''', a quest that is particularly effective for farming both [[Sinow Beat|Sinow Beats]] and [[Sinow Gold|Sinow Golds]]. Players often quit out of the quest after the last room of Mine 1 to repeat the area, without continuing to Mine 2.
|FoaM || style="text-align:left; white-space: nowrap" | {{Quest link|Fragments of a Memory}} || -
* "'''RFR'''": '''{{Quest link|Rescue from Ragol}}'''
|-
* "'''TE'''": '''{{Quest link|Tyrell's Ego}}''', a quest that serves as a "sequel" to Towards the Future. It features a large number of enemies in every Episode 1 area as well as the area's respective bosses. It is notable for being an effective method for encountering [[Hildetorr|Hildetorrs]] (by resetting the quest after finishing the Forest segment, which has a high number of [[Hildelt|Hildelts]]), as well as rewarding players with an {{Shield|rare|Anti-Dark Ring}} if the quest is completed under certain conditions.
|LHP || style="text-align:left; white-space: nowrap" | {{Quest link|Lost HELL PALLASCH}} || -
* "'''TTF'''": '''{{Quest link|Towards the Future}}''', a quest that is the fastest method for repeatedly fighting [[Dark Falz]], as well as being an effective method of leveling characters.
|-
|LSB || style="text-align:left; white-space: nowrap" | {{Quest link|Lost SOUL BLADE}} || A quest that is particularly effective for farming both [[Sinow Beat|Sinow Beats]] and [[Sinow Gold|Sinow Golds]]. Players often quit out of the quest after the last room of Mine 1 to repeat the area, without continuing to Mine 2.
|-
|RFR || style="text-align:left; white-space: nowrap" | {{Quest link|Rescue from Ragol}} || -
|-
|TE || style="text-align:left; white-space: nowrap" | {{Quest link|Tyrell's Ego}} || A quest that serves as a sequel to Towards the Future. It features a large number of enemies in every Episode 1 area as well as the area's respective bosses. It is notable for being an effective method for encountering [[Hildetorr|Hildetorrs]] (by resetting the quest after finishing the Forest segment, which has a high number of [[Hildelt|Hildelts]]), as well as rewarding players with an {{Shield|rare|Anti-Dark Ring}} if the quest is completed under certain conditions.
|-
|TTF || style="text-align:left; white-space: nowrap" | {{Quest link|Towards the Future}} || A quest that is the fastest method for repeatedly fighting [[Dark Falz]], as well as being an effective method of leveling characters.
|}


===Episode 2===
===Episode 2===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
* "'''ANH'''": '''{{Quest link|A New Hope}}'''
!Term || Quest Name || Description
* "'''CCC'''": '''{{Quest link|CAL's Clock Challenge}}''', a quest that is very effective for [[Sealed items/Guide|unsealing]] certain equipment, as well as farming certain event drops.
|-
* "'''GDVD'''": '''{{Quest link|Gal Da Val's Darkness}}'''
|ANH || style="text-align:left; white-space: nowrap" | {{Quest link|A New Hope}} || -
* "'''PW#'''": The [[Quests#Extermination_2|'''Phantasmal World''']] series of quests, numbering 1-4
|-
* "'''RT'''": '''{{Quest link|Respective Tomorrow}}''', a quest that is the fastest method for repeatedly fighting [[Olga Flow]], as well as offering an encounter with [[Gal Gryphon]], both of whom have coveted item drops.
|CCC || style="text-align:left; white-space: nowrap" | {{Quest link|CAL's Clock Challenge}} || A quest that is very effective for [[Sealed items/Guide|unsealing]] certain equipment, as well as farming certain event drops.
===Episode 4<!--haha sorry matt i had ep3 here before dont get excited-->===
|-
* "'''BPD (or BPD1/BPD2)'''": '''{{Quest link|Black Paper's Dangerous Deal}}''' and/or '''{{Quest link|Black Paper's Dangerous Deal 2}}''', which are quests that offer guaranteed chances at predetermined items in exchange for Photon Crystals.
|GDVD || style="text-align:left; white-space: nowrap" | {{Quest link|Gal Da Val's Darkness}} || -
* "'''CD5'''": '''{{Quest link|Claire's Deal 5}}''', a quest in which players can trade various items to the NPC Claire in exchange for other, unique items.
|-
* "'''MAE4'''": '''{{Quest link|Maximum Attack E: Episode 4}}'''
|PW'''#''' || style="text-align:left; white-space: nowrap" | {{Quest link|Phantasmal World}} (series) || -  
* "'''NMU#'''": The [[Quests#Extermination_3|'''New Mop-Up Operation''']] series of quests, numbering 1-5
|-
** "'''NMU3'''": '''{{Quest link|New Mop-Up Operation 3}}''', a quest that is particularly effective both for leveling characters, as well as hunting {{Gun|rare|Heaven Striker}} (or other Desert drops). It is notable for being a timed quest, and includes heated rooms that continuously damage players, which can make it difficult to complete if the party composition is poor or players are unfamiliar.
|RT || style="text-align:left; white-space: nowrap" | {{Quest link|Respective Tomorrow}} || A quest that is the fastest method for repeatedly fighting [[Olga Flow]], while also offering an encounter with [[Gal Gryphon]], both of whom have coveted item drops.
* "'''PoD'''": '''{{Quest link|Point of Disaster}}''', a quest that quickly leads the party to a fight with [[Shambertin]], making it particularly effective for repeated chances at encountering [[Kondrieu]]. '''Point of Disaster can only be played if all members in the party are on a [[Team|team]] with the quest [[Team#Team_privileges|unlocked]]''' (party members do not need to be in ''same'' team).
|}
* "'''RL'''": '''{{Quest link|The Restless Lion}}''', a single-player quest that offers multiple chances at getting high-[[Weapon attributes|attribute]] common weapons (up to 50% in three attributes, including Hit).
 
===Episode 4===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
!Term || Quest Name || Description
|-
|BPD;<br>BPD'''1''';<br>BPD'''2''' || style="text-align:left; white-space: nowrap" | {{Quest link|Black Paper's Dangerous Deal}}; <br>{{Quest link|Black Paper's Dangerous Deal 2}} || Quests that offer guaranteed chances at predetermined items in exchange for Photon Crystals.
|-
|BTH || style="text-align:left; white-space: nowrap" | {{Quest link|Beyond the Horizon}} || -
|-
|CD5 || style="text-align:left; white-space: nowrap" | {{Quest link|Claire's Deal 5}} || A quest in which players can trade various items to the NPC Claire in exchange for other, unique items.
|-
|MAE4 || style="text-align:left; white-space: nowrap" | {{Quest link|Maximum Attack E: Episode 4}} || -
|-
|NMU'''#''' || style="text-align:left; white-space: nowrap" | {{PSO icon|Quest}}[[Quests#Extermination_3|New Mop-Up Operation]] (series) || -  
|-
|NMU'''3''' || style="text-align:left; white-space: nowrap" | {{Quest link|New Mop-Up Operation 3}} || A quest that is particularly effective both for leveling characters, as well as hunting {{Gun|rare|Heaven Striker}} (or other Desert drops). It is notable for being a timed quest, and includes heated rooms that continuously damage players, which can make it difficult to complete if the party composition is poor or players are unfamiliar.
|-
|PoD || style="text-align:left; white-space: nowrap" | {{Quest link|Point of Disaster}} || A quest that quickly leads the party to a fight with [[Shambertin]], making it particularly effective for repeated chances at encountering [[Kondrieu]].  
'''''Note''': Point of Disaster can only be selected from the quest menu and played if ''all'' players in the party are on a [[Team|team]] with the quest [[Team#Team_privileges|unlocked]] (party members do ''not'' need to be on the ''same'' team).''
|-
|RL || style="text-align:left; white-space: nowrap" | {{Quest link|The Restless Lion}} || A single-player quest that offers multiple chances at getting high-[[Weapon attributes|attribute]] common weapons (up to 50% in three attributes, including Hit).
|-
|WoL'''#''' || style="text-align:left; white-space: nowrap" | {{PSO icon|Quest}}[[Quests#Extermination_3|War of Limits]] (series) || -
|}


==Community==
==Community==
===Gameplay===
===Gameplay===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
* "'''0FT'''": '''Zero Freeze Traps''', used by android players to indicate that they have depleted their stock of [[Traps#Freeze traps|freeze traps]] and will be unable to control the next incoming spawn(s). Other android players in the party should attempt to step in if they still have freeze traps remaining.
!Term || Meaning || Description
* "'''CK'''": '''Combo Kill''', a term used to refer to a character's ability to defeat an enemy in one full combo. The ability to combo kill certain enemies is often used as a measurement of a character or weapon's effectiveness.
|-
* "'''DMC'''": '''[[damage cancel|Damage Cancel]]''', an unintended game mechanic '''not present on Ephinea''' whereby players using techniques or dealing damage values (typically referring to lower damage values) could "override" the damage values of other characters, which often resulted in certain strategies being more effective than others at killing enemies (e.g. an enemy hit by a Force's lower-damage {{Rafoie}} at the same time as another character's higher-damage [[Weapons#Sacrificial damage increase|charge]] weapon attack would ''only'' take the lower damage from the Rafoie). '''This was removed from Ephinea and is only displayed on this page for archival purposes.'''
|0FT || Zero Freeze Traps || Used by android players to indicate that they have depleted their stock of [[Traps#Freeze traps|freeze traps]] and will be unable to control the next incoming spawn(s). Other android players in the party should attempt to step in if they still have freeze traps remaining.
* "'''CT'''", "'''DT'''", "'''FT'''": '''Confuse Trap''', '''Damage Trap''', and '''Freeze Trap''', the different kinds of [[traps]] android characters can deploy to damage enemies or inflict them with [[Status effects|status effects]].
|-
* "'''NNN, NHS (or any combination of N/H/S)'''": '''Normal''', '''Hard''', and/or '''Special''' attacks, which are the different types of attacks used to make up a combo. The order of letters refers to the order in which attacks are used in a combo.
|CK || Combo Kill || A term used to refer to a character's ability to defeat an enemy in ''one full combo''. The ability to "combo kill" certain enemies is often used as a measurement of a character or weapon's effectiveness .
** "'''N1'''", "'''H1'''", "'''S3'''" '''(or any of the above letters followed by a number from 1-3)''': Used to refer to using the corresponding type of attack as the corresponding step in the combo (e.g. H2 meaning heavy attack as the second hit, S3 meaning special attack as the third hit, etc.).
|-
** "'''SNS'''": '''Special Normal Special''', a distinctly different combo process which allows for usage of the [[Accuracy glitch|accuracy glitch]].
|DMC || [[damage cancel|Damage Cancel]] || An unintended game mechanic ('''no longer present on Ephinea''') whereby players using techniques or dealing damage values (typically referring to lower damage values) could "override" the damage values of other characters, which often resulted in certain strategies being more effective at killing enemies than others (e.g. an enemy hit by a Force's lower-damage {{Rafoie}} at the same time as another character's higher-damage [[Weapons#Sacrificial damage increase|charge]] weapon attack would ''only'' take the lower damage from the Rafoie).
* "'''NT'''": '''No Target''', used in reference to when an enemy desyncs or glitches for a certain player, leaving them unable to be targeted and thus struck with attacks.
|-
* "'''RT'''": '''Retrap''', used by android players to indicate that they are about to die intentionally and use a {{Tool|Scape Doll}} to restore their [[traps]]. It is said in advance of the intentional death, as revival by the Scape Doll can be interrupted by the usage of a {{Tool|Moon Atomizer}} or {{Reverser}}, which will disrupt the process and ''not'' restore the player's traps.
|CT<br>DT<br>FT || Confuse Trap<br>Damage Trap<br>Freeze Trap || The different kinds of [[traps]] android characters can deploy to damage enemies or inflict them with [[Status effects|status effects]].
* "'''Twins'''": '''{{Mylla & Youlla}}''', a [[Photon Blasts|photon blast]] which grants {{Shifta}} and {{Deband}}, and can be used in [[Photon Blasts#Chaining|chains]] to grant higher levels than [[Techniques|techniques]] can normally provide.
|-
|NNN<br>NHS<br>(any combination of N/H/S) || Normal<br>Hard<br>Special || The different types of attacks used to make up a combo. The order of letters refers to the order in which attacks are used in a combo.
<!--*|"N1", "H1", "S3" (or any of the above letters followed by a number from 1-3) || Used to refer to using the corresponding type of attack as the corresponding step in the combo (e.g. H2 meaning heavy attack as the second hit, S3 meaning special attack as the third hit, etc.).-->
|-
|SNS || Special<br>Normal<br>Special || A distinctly different combo process which allows for usage of the [[Accuracy glitch|accuracy glitch]].
|-
|NT || No Target || Used in reference to when an enemy desyncs or glitches for a certain player, leaving them unable to be targeted and thus struck with attacks.
|-
|OPM || One Person Mode || -
|-
|RT || Retrap || Used by android players to indicate that they are about to die intentionally and use a {{Tool|Scape Doll}} to restore their [[traps]]. It is said in advance of the intentional death, as revival by the Scape Doll ''can be interrupted'' by the usage of a {{Tool|Moon Atomizer}} or {{Reverser}}, disrupting the process and ''not'' restoring the player's traps (and thus should be avoided).
|-
|TPD || TP Death || Used in [[Challenge]] mode to denote an intentional death for the purpose of using a Scape Doll to fully restore [[Stats#TP|TP]].
|-
|TP || style="white-space: nowrap" | Can refer to either:<br>{{Tool|Telepipe}}<br>[[Team#Team_Points|Team Point]]
|| For "Team Point," it is usually referring to the act of converting an item into Team Points (e.g. Player 1: "I just found <bad item>!" Player 2: "TP it LOL")
|-
|Twins || {{Mylla & Youlla}} || A [[Photon Blasts|photon blast]] which grants {{Shifta}} and {{Deband}}, and can be used in [[Photon Blasts#Chaining|chains]] to grant higher levels than [[Techniques|techniques]] can normally provide.
|}


===Party names===
===Party names===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
* "'''+Fo'''": '''Plus Force''', meaning the players currently in the party would like a [[Force]] to join, usually to provide {{Shifta}}/{{Deband}} and {{Jellen}}/{{Zalure}}.
!Term || Meaning || Description
* "'''NoFo'''": '''No Force''', meaning the players currently in the party already include a Force, and would prefer a character of a class other than Force to join.
|-
* "'''Res'''": '''Reserved''', indicating a game that is reserved for specific or pre-determined players only.
|{{!}}+Fo || Plus Force || The players currently in the party would like a [[Force]] to join, usually to provide {{Shifta}}/{{Deband}} and {{Jellen}}/{{Zalure}}.
|-
|NoFo || No Force || The players currently in the party already include a Force, and would prefer a character of a class other than Force to join.
|-
|Res || Reserved || Indicates a game that is reserved for specific or pre-determined players only. Use of this term is not ideal, as it is not a commonly-understood term, and may result in communication issues. Passwords do not have these problems.
|}


===Trading===
===Trading===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
* "'''B>'''": '''Buying''', used to indicate that the poster is seeking to purchase the following item from another player.
!Term || Meaning || Description
* "'''S>'''": '''Selling''', used to indicate that the poster is seeking to sell the following item to another player.
|-
* "'''T>'''": '''Trading''', used to indicate that the poster is seeking to trade one item to another player in exchange for another.
|B> || Buying || Indicates that the poster is seeking to purchase the following item from another player.
* "'''A>'''": '''Auction''', used to indicate that the poster is seeking to field offers of increasing value over a pre-set period of time to sell the item to the highest bidder at the time the auction concludes. On ''Ephinea'', auctions may only take place on the [https://www.pioneer2.net/community/forums/41 auction forums], but this phrase is sometimes used elsewhere as a means of advertising the auction, typically alongside a link to the relevant auction post.
|-
** "'''PDA>'''": '''{{Tool|rare|Photon Drop}} Auction''', used to indicate an auction wherein the seller will only accept Photon Drops, and does not want to be offered any additional items.
|S> || Selling || Indicates that the poster is seeking to sell the following item to another player.
* "'''PC>'''": '''Price Check''', used to indicate that the poster is seeking other players' inputs on the value of an item (in Photon Drops).
|-
* "'''Res'''": '''Reserve Bid''', used to indicate the lowest amount a seller will accept to initiate an auction.
|T> || Trading || Indicates that the poster is seeking to trade one item to another player in exchange for another.
|-
|A> || Auction || Indicates that the poster is seeking to field offers of increasing value over a predefined period of time to sell the item to the highest bidder at the time the auction concludes. On Ephinea, auctions may only take place on the [https://www.pioneer2.net/community/forums/41 auction forums] (but this phrase can also be used elsewhere as a means of ''advertising'' the auction, typically alongside a link to the relevant auction post).
|-
|PDA> || {{Tool|rare|Photon Drop}} Auction || Indicates an auction wherein the seller will only accept Photon Drops, and does not want to be offered any additional items.
|-
|PC> || Price Check || Indicates that the poster is seeking other players' inputs on the value of an item (in Photon Drops).
|-
|Res || Reserve Bid || Indicates the lowest amount a seller will accept to initiate an auction.
|}


===Symbol Chat===
==Miscellaneous<!--For now, not permanent-->==
Symbol Chat can be used in-game and can mean many things depending on context.
* "'''DAR'''": '''Drop Anything Rate''', which is the percentage chance (typically expressed as a fraction in the drop tables) for an enemy to, upon death, drop ''any'' item. This value is multiplied with an enemy's rare drop rate to determine the final rate at which an enemy will drop its designated rare item.
** "'''DAR Week'''": One of ''Ephinea's'' four unique weekly boosts, during which time the drop anything rate of all monsters is multiplied by 25%.
* "'''RDR'''": '''Rare Drop Rate''', which is the percentage chance (typically expressed as a fraction in the drop tables) for an enemy to, upon death, drop ''their designated rare'' item, ''if they drop an item at all''. This value is multiplied with an enemy's drop anything rate to determine the final rate at which an enemy will drop its designated rare item.
** "'''RDR Week'''": One of ''Ephinea's'' four unique weekly boosts, during which time the rare drop rate of all monsters is multiplied by 25%.


"'''Hello'''" can mean:
* Follow me
* Come stand where I am (there may be an upcoming [[Delbiter]] or [[Dorphon]] which will charge when it spawns)
* I have just used a telepipe so that you can warp to my location
* I am ready to rejoin the main group and need someone to use a telepipe
* I have rejoined the main group
"'''Goodbye'''" can mean:
* ''Don't'' follow me
* I'm temporarily leaving the main group to do something else
* I think that the party should split up here
==Miscellaneous<!--For now, not permanent-->==
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
!Term || Meaning || Description
|-
|CC || Character Change (or Changing Character) || -
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|DAR || Drop Anything Rate || The percentage chance (typically expressed as a fraction in the drop tables) for an enemy to, upon death, drop ''any'' item. This value is multiplied with an enemy's rare drop rate to determine the final rate at which an enemy will drop its designated rare item.
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|RER || Rare Enemy Rate || The percentage chance (typically expressed as a fraction, but nowhere in-game) for an enemy to spawn as its respective rare variant. By default, this chance is 1/500.
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|RDR || Rare Drop Rate || The percentage chance (typically expressed as a fraction in the drop tables) for an enemy to, upon death, drop ''their designated rare'' item, ''if they drop an item at all''. This value is multiplied with an enemy's drop anything rate to determine the final rate at which an enemy will drop its designated rare item.
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|style="white-space: nowrap" |DAR week || -  || One of Ephinea's four unique weekly boosts, during which time the drop anything rate of all monsters is multiplied by 25%.
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|style="white-space: nowrap" |RER week || - || One of Ephinea's four unique weekly boosts, during which the chance for an enemy to spawn as its respective rare variant is multiplied by 50%.
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|style="white-space: nowrap" |RDR week || - || One of Ephinea's four unique weekly boosts, during which time the rare drop rate of all monsters is multiplied by 25%.
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|style="white-space: nowrap" |TA || Time Attack || -
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