Quests, Shops, Crafting, Set Bonuses, Level Limits

Features

• Level limit quests. Each character's level limit starts at 50, and the level limit quests raise it to 56 and then to 80.
• Reward choice on objective quests. Quests that let you pick one reward now offer the choice when their last objective is done.

Improvements

• Item prices and equipment stats. Prices, attack, defence and effect values match the 4.55 client, so a small HP potion costs 60.
• Shop stock. Shops carry the 4.55 stock lists, and the remote shops that NPC-link items open now trade.
• Box recipes. Many box recipes need one fewer crystal, and twelve now cost only a fee.
• Transport ticket prices. Six transport tickets cost 30,000 instead of 200,000.
• Quest rewards. Quest experience, money, contribution and item rewards match what the quest window shows.
• Quest types. Quests carry the type the 4.55 client expects, which it uses to file them in the quest window.

Fixes

• Crafting recipes. Most crafting requests made a different recipe than the one picked; every recipe now makes what the crafting window shows.
• NPC-link items. Every NPC-link item opened the same NPC at level 1; each one opens its own NPC.
• Set item bonuses. Wearing a full set never turned its bonus on; bonuses apply by piece count and come off when a piece does.
• Guard tower and trap level limits. Some guard towers and traps used the wrong required level.
• Dungeon ammunition rewards. A dungeon reward of ammunition gave a single round; it gives a full stack.