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Grand opening: 23/03/15  21:00 GMT +2
Website: http://www.l2bloodyhell.com


Starting lv :19
Max lv :85
Exp till 80 lv :4000
Sp :4000
Adena : 5000
Exp and Sp from 80 to 85 : x45

Enchants: Enchant +6/7 safe, max +25 after +16 rate decreases

Augments:  Skills are disable but stats are rework to offer you nice BONUSES

Accesories: Over 52+ Accesories giving you BONUS , depends your class (choose wisely)

Farm Zones : Cave of Trials & Elven Fortress(2 spots).

Custom PvP Mobs:
Tartarus: Titan
Esthus: Ghost Hunter
Azumarill: Moonlight Sentinel
Heredur: Phoenix Knight
Their respawn time is like all normal monsters, their location is:
Ruins of Despair: Azumarill
Cave of Trials: Tartarus
Cemetery: Esthus
Primeval Isle: Heredur 

Epic GrandBoss! Respawn min 24 Hours Maximum 48 (Random)
 ERENORTH The Lava Dragon(Valakas)
VERFA


Custom Items:
 
 Interlude Weapons are better than s Grades and can be obtained from gm SHOP
 
 
Tier1: Titanium Armor - Dread Armor (Same Stats)
Tier2: Dynasty Armor - Gives Inner fire Skill
Tier3: Dread Legacy Armor
Tier4:Rykros aloy armor (coming soon)

(WHEN YOU BUY A CUSTOM ITEM FROM SHOP IT IS AUTOMATICALLY +7)
 
Custom Weapons:
 
Tier1: Unique Monster weapons (Halishe and etc)
Tier2: Dynasty Weapon - Semi Relic
Tier3: Dread Weapons (Epic) Rare
Tier4: Relic Weapons
 
Custom Dyes/Tattoo: Nightmarish Tattoo & Dyes are like: DEX+5 - STR-5
 

Custom Jewels: Relic Jewls
They are a little bit more powerfull than the normal raidboss ones (Depends on the  classes)

Automated events:
TvT [Gives dread coin(1)]
CTF [Gives dread coin (1)]

Olympiad: is 1 week , and not at 18:00 GMT +2  but at 17:00 GMT +2
In olympiad all custom armors/weapons/tattoos/accesories are unavailable, only s grades could be accessable at olympiad games!
 
Server's difficulty in farm has been increased so it reminds the old pride! :) Join us! L2 BloodyHell Team
 
Download Patch: Here
 
NOTE: WEBSITE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION!
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well yeah but wellworked! :D many times improved!

 

edit: and much harder than xavius and babylon!

i see same features as failakken had nothing improved

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deal.. check on the topic!

 

edit: i know 2 bugs of my own.. first 1 of bps heal has a problem and mana is overspending in mage.. i will fx these by tomorrow

Edited by BobosFTW
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deal.. check on the topic!

 

edit: i know 2 bugs of my own.. first 1 of bps heal has a problem and mana is overspending in mage.. i will fx these by tomorrow

these are not bugs :)

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it is when i have set it so every skill spends specific mana bps heal instantly cd's when i have 19 sec cd!

u ppl have to learn what is bug and what is unbalance. 2 completely different parts.

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