Beginner's guide

This **starter guide** provides advice for players who do not know how to begin their Corah journey, or just need advice on what to do next. It goes through all the features of the game, and gives you some tips and tricks.

Before reading this page, it's expected that you have already downloaded the game from an App Store of your choice. *If not check out Useful links.*

### Character Selection

The first thing that welcomes a new player is the character selection screen. In here, you can select a Class. There are currently 4 classes in Corah.

Warrior - Main Stats are STR and STA.Hunter- Main Stats are DEX and STA.Mage - Main Stats are INT and STA.Rogue - Main Stats are DEX and STA.
Every class has a main damage stat (STR, DEX, INT), which adds to the damage of your character, and a secondary stat (STA), which adds to the health of your character. Stats unrelated to your class, like INT for the Warrior class, will not affect your character. There is **no significant gameplay difference** between these four classes, so you should choose the one that you think looks the coolest! Once you have selected the class you want to play, you should pick a name that is unique to you. Make sure you like that name, though, as once selected, that name is **permanent**.

### The Menu

After the character creation screen, you will be transported to the Main Menu. The first location you will appear in will be the town in the first region, Ranhain. In this town, you can buy Potions (which will be explained later), access your Stash (which is a storage that is shared between all your characters), and you can find the Portals menu. In this menu, you can select which region you want to be in. Every region has a different use case, such as Iceroost (which has more item drops) and Vulcardi (better for XP).

#### Chat

In the left-top portion of your screen, you have the chat. You can select which chat you will be messaging to by selecting it with the drop down menu. There are five types of rooms, and by selecting one of them, your messages will be seen by a different group of people.

* **Normal** - Your monster room/level.
* **Guild** - Your guild.
* **Whisper** - Private message to the person you whisper to.
* **Global** - Everyone in the game.
* **Party** - *This setting is only visible while in a party.* Your party.

Your chat window is also going to be the place where you receive all the requests for trades, party invites, and guild information. You will also be notified of your drops, XP and coin gain, and quest completions. By clicking on a name of a different player within the chat window, you can trade, whisper, block, and report them (for inappropriate behavior).

#### Map

At the top right corner of your screen is your map. The map allows you to travel between different monster levels and the town, with there being two types of monster levels on it, and one unique town. The two monster levels you will face are Normal monsters and Boss monsters. Boss monsters usually drop new items, while normal monsters are better for gold and XP [Link\_These\_Two\_Please]. You can tell the difference between the two by the color of their border. The red border monsters are bosses, and the white border monsters are normal monsters. You can press and hold on any icon on the map for more information on the monster, such as their health, attack, drops, and rewards like coins and XP.

Boss FrameNormal Frame
#### Quests

Right under the map is the quest button. Quests are a crucial part of the game as they provide XP and coins for killing monsters. When you are in a monster level, click on the quest button. This will open up the quest menu with three different scrolls. You can choose between the different scrolls (which are dropped by monsters), to start a quest. The rarity of the scroll provides more rewards upon quest completion. Currently, there are three types of scrolls (from the most common to rarest): Ancient, Demoniac and Arcane scroll.

#### Combat

The main aspect of Corah is combat. First, select a monster to fight through the map, and then click the big red Attack button (two swords). Every 50 attacks requires you to recharge your attacks by pressing the Attack button again. You also need to keep note of your health. Every time you lose all of your health, you will automatically consume a potion. Potions are purchased in the town for coins. When you run out of potions, or are dealt more damage than your max health, you will die and return back to your current town. On death, you will lose a rune (click "refine" on your equipped equipment for more information) if you have any applied on your armor. You won't lose runes that aren't applied.

The combat screen has a lot of information that may seem confusing at first, but it's all quite simple. The three items above your character are your three last drops. The bar with the number percentage on it next to the drops is your total damage done to the current monster, and under your character is your potion count.

##### AFK

The AFK option lets you battle in the background for up to 8 hours. While the AFK mode is active, you will be unable to play the game until you log back in and cancel it. Cancelling AFK mode while it was previously active will provide you with less rewards than if you were to have waited. In AFK mode, you don't get any drops, with the only resource you can get being XP and coins. If the monster you are trying to AFK is too strong, the AFK mode may cost you coins instead, so it may be best to sometimes wait until you are more powerful before you AFK on higher monsters.

##### Pets

You might have noticed the creature next to the Attack button. That is your pet! Well, to be accurate, it is the **main** pet that you have equipped. If you go into the menu on the left side of your screen with the symbol of a book, you'll see the "Pets" option. In the Pet Farm menu are all of the pets that you have unlocked. Every new character starts with only one pet, Elder Draenori.

Each pet gives you a bonus to your stats or other mechanics. If you click the Pet Details button, you can see what each pet you own does, upgrade them, or set them as a Main Pet. Setting a pet as a Main Pet will make their bonus increase by 50%. Yes, that means that you get all the bonuses from your pets and an *extra* bonus from your Main Pet.

Every 20 hours gives you the option to hunt for new pets. This hunt usually yields around 20 pet upgrade tokens, which allows you to upgrade your pet once you have the needed amount. Finally, your pets have the option to collect Amber Stones every 3 hours. The amount that they drop is based on the rarity of the pet. Pet Farm time can be increased by 3 hours upto a total of 12 hours at a cost of the ingame premium Gems currency. The first increase costs 500 Gems.

These Amber Stones can be then used to either create Jewelry, or to create Runes. Currently, the pet rarities are:

* Common - 18 Amber Stone
* Rare - 27 Amber Stone
* Epic - 54 Amber Stone
* Legendary - 90 Amber Stone

##### Jewelry

Jewelry can be crafted by using Amber Stones collected from your pets. Once crafted these can be equiped into the Amulet and Ring slot on your character's Equipment pane (part of the Bag menu). Jewelry gets crafted with an assignment of random stats. These include the main stats and other sought after stats like +gold gain % or +xp gain% modifiers.

You will unlock new jewelry as you progress in the game. Each new upgrade adding some higher stat number range that an be rolled upon creation.

##### Runes

Runes are drops from defeating monsters or can be crafted using Amber Stones. The crafting works like Jewerly, but has it's own **Enchanting** menu. Runes are exclusively used in Refining your Equipment, excluding your off-hand and jewerly.

There are currently four runes types, each for a different equipment level range.

* Amiga Magic Rune - 25 Amber Stone
* Gnome Magic Rune - 75 Amber Stone
* Nymph Magic Rune (char level 100 required)
* Sylooph Magic Rune (char level 150 required)

Use them wisely as they are very rare drops or crafted using time gated Amber stones, which can also be used to craft valuable Jewerly.