Wanted System Guide

The Wanted system puts a visible mark on players who build up a dangerous streak against the opposing nation. Once you become Wanted, every further enemy kill makes your Wanted Count climb faster—and every enemy who defeats you takes one step toward clearing that mark.

How You Become Wanted

Before you are Wanted, the game keeps track of your enemy-player kill streak.

1. Defeat an enemy player: your hidden Wanted streak becomes 1 / 3.
2. Defeat another enemy player: it becomes 2 / 3.
3. Defeat a third enemy player: you gain Wanted Count 1 and become visibly Wanted.

Once that third kill is completed, the pre-Wanted streak resets to 0 because your character has moved into the normal Wanted system.

What Happens While You Are Wanted

After you already have at least 1 Wanted Count, the system becomes much more aggressive:

This means the first Wanted Count takes three kills to earn, but every kill after that increases your count immediately.

Losing Wanted Count

Wanted Count goes down when the Wanted player is defeated by an enemy player.

Your Wanted status disappears only when your Wanted Count reaches 0. If you still have at least 1 count left, the Wanted mark remains active.

Your Pre-Wanted Streak Can Be Broken

If you are not yet Wanted and an enemy player defeats you, your unfinished 1/3 or 2/3 progress is reset to zero.

Wanted Is Not the Same as Criminal

Wanted and Criminal are two separate PvP systems.

Killing players from your own town is handled by the Criminal/PK system. It does not use the same rules as building Wanted Count through enemy kills.

How Wanted Players Are Shown

Wanted status is deliberately visible to other players.

• A Wanted player receives a skull marker above their character.
• When inspecting or hovering a Wanted player, the nameplate can display Wanted (X), where X is their current Wanted Count.
• The Wanted visual remains active for as long as the character has at least 1 Wanted Count.

Killing a Wanted Enemy

Defeating an enemy who is already Wanted does two Wanted-system actions at once:

1. The victim loses 1 Wanted Count.
2. The killer receives progress for the Kill Wanted achievement.

If the killer is also Wanted, their own kill still adds +1 Wanted Count. In other words, a Wanted-vs-Wanted fight can raise the winner's Wanted Count while lowering the loser's count.

Wanted Count Examples

Example 1: Becoming Wanted

You start with Wanted 0 and defeat three enemy players without being killed by an enemy player:

Example 2: Growing a Wanted Streak

You are already Wanted 1 and then defeat four more enemy players:

Example 3: Clearing Wanted

You have Wanted 4 and are defeated by enemy players four times, without adding any new Wanted kills in between:

Important: Wanted Progress Is Separate From EK Rewards

The Wanted system is processed as part of the server's enemy-player kill flow. The later Enemy Kill reward calculation has its own rules, including level and map conditions.

This is especially important during events, party Raiding Mode, or situations where EK rewards are distributed differently. Wanted progression follows its own kill-count rules.

Gladiator Arena

The normal enemy-kill reward handler exits early on arena1. As a result, normal Wanted progression is not processed through that handler inside the Gladiator Arena.

Wanted Achievements

The Wanted system has three dedicated achievement tracks.

Become Wanted

This progresses each time you complete the three-kill requirement while not Wanted and enter Wanted status.

Kill Wanted

This progresses when you defeat an enemy player who had at least 1 Wanted Count at the moment of the kill.

Kills While Wanted

Once you are already Wanted, each further enemy-player kill adds one activity to this achievement track as well as increasing your Wanted Count.

Losing Wanted Count

There is also an achievement track for losing Wanted Count. Each enemy-player death that reduces your Wanted Count adds one activity.

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