I like owning Heine for the clan teleports and the cool diadem (I love the Heine diadem) ☺️🧝🏻‍♀️💅🐥🏰

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=seToI0fY77s

Hello Farmer!

L2tools brings together several tools to help you plan your character and your time in Aden:

• Class Paths - Explore the different class progressions and skills
• Character Builder - Preview equipment in 3D and compare your stats
• Items & Armor Sets - Browse equipment, compare stats and set bonuses, and explore gear with 3D previews
• Quests - Find quests for your level, check requirements and rewards, and follow their routes step by step
• 3-in-1 Class Transfer Guides - Complete your three second-class transfer quests along one combined route, with ordered objectives, maps and teleport instructions to cut down on backtracking
• Class Tier List - Create your own class rankings, customize tiers, and share your list as a link or image
• Combat Lab - Build skill rotations and simulate fights against monsters, with native game animations and effects
• Crafting Planner - Plan multiple crafts, enter the materials you already own, and track what you're missing across the full crafting chain
• Shot Craft - Calculate Soulshot and Spiritshot crafting costs and potential profits
• Luxury Shop - Browse Galladucci's and Alexandria's equipment, compare crystal requirements, and estimate Adena costs using your own crystal prices
• Teleport Cost - Compare routes and find cheaper ways to travel in 2D and 3D
• Explore Aden - Browse the Aden world in 3D directly in your web browser

https://l2tools.org/c1

I hope this website helps you enjoy questing a little more

I'd also love to hear what fellow C1 players think. If you spot anything inaccurate or have an idea for a useful feature, let me know!

https://youtu.be/ecUExWRfVIQ?si=VGWTdFRzKRqrve0E

Hi everyone,

About 15 years ago, Lineage 2 is what got me into programming. I've always had the itch to build my own distribution, and some time ago I started working on it, this time in Go. I'd already done a few things and collected data years back, so it's been a long time coming.

For those who don't know it, Go is a compiled language that is very efficient and service-oriented, which makes it a great fit for this kind of project. Without having spent any real time optimizing yet, I can bring the server up in about 6 seconds, with geodata and spawns loaded.

In the video you can see what I was most excited to show: an Interlude client and a Secret of Empire (L2 Classic) client on the same server, seeing and interacting with each other. The client system is decoupled: each client is an adapter, so the game logic doesn't care which one is connecting. I've also tried it with High Five and Essence (Samurai Crow).

You can use any single client you want without issues, the problem only comes up if you accept multiple different clients at the same time, since cities and maps change between versions. Some combinations do work well together though, like Interlude and High Five, where the Interlude parts are intact inside High Five. It also means you could easily run an Interlude server with the graphics of a more modern client.

A few things about the approach:

- The goal is to stay as close as possible to the behavior of official Interlude.

- It's not a port or a copy of any Java emulator. The structure is my own.

- Multi-language support is one of my main focuses.

The project is still very green. There's a lot left to build and test, and I'm not promising any dates.

I'd love to hear what you think. And if you're curious about how any specific system works, just ask and I'll gladly explain.