Server relaunched with fresh start April 9th, 2023!
Adobe Flash being retired caused the login screen to break on older Conquer clients, leading to Serenity being shut down in 2021.
A fix is now available but it does require installing Flash Player 6 Pro, a free third party program.
The server is now reopened with some rebalancing, bugfixes, and all previous data cleared so anyone joining is on an even playing field.
About the server:
Serenity is a classic style medium rate private server for the 2003 classic free-to-play MMORPG "Conquer Online" with several "Lore Friendly" custom mods, such as a Fastblade-like skill for Archers and Taoists.
The goal with Serenity is to get as close as possible to what the developers originally intended before it was turned into a cash cow.
What Serenity doesn't have:
This server attempts to keep the features the majority of players enjoy and ditch the ones people dislike.
There's no "Battle Power" used in damage calculations. No OP Toxic fog. No Talismans. No Lotto for CP. No Item Lock.
The client is update 5165, which was just after Ninja was added, so there are no Pirates or any of the newer stuff.
Maxes and Rates:
Level 137 max. Super 2 Socket Damge -7, +12 Level 130 gear max.
The gold rates are set up low to hopefully help control hyperinflation by having a small gold supply and high gold value.
Rates are ~10x retail rates, and are intended to feel fast but not so fast that items have no value. It would be nice to see people using the market.
Click Here to view the Server Rules:
Non PvP Events:
Monster Killing Race. Three tiers: Tier 1 - People with AoE (Scatter/EliteScatter/Pervade/FireCircle) + Cyclone. Tier 2 - People with AoE but no Cyclone. Tier 1 - No AoE. The system picks a random number of monsters at the goal for each tier. First to kill that amount of any monsters in their Tier wins.
Weekly Top KO Board Prize. Whoever has the Top KO Board spot on Monday wins and the KO board is reset.
Number Guessing Game. The system picks a number from 1-100, first to guess the number wins. An incorrect guess tells you how hot or cold you are.
