Circlets.

Yeah! The good stuff at last!
Let's put it clear. There are 4 major types (the ones everyone knows about) of circlets and 4 minor (sounds like Fort Minor, if you know who that is. The ones that nobody know about). Almighty list ahead:


-Major types:
When you Level Up your Soul Class, you'll get some stats added to your Circlet at certain Levels (you have to be wearing the Circlet). These are them:
-Silver Circlet: Literally useless. The worst of the worst kinds of Circlets (if it has to fit in the Circlet category). Obtained when making a Celestial God when your God is Level 356 - 380. Stats: 10% Mana Saving Rate, 80 Defense and 30 Piercing Damage.
-Gold Circlet: Better than a Silver one, but still in the same tier. Obtained when making a Celestial God when your God is Level 381 - 399. Stats: 10% Mana Saving Rate, 90 Defense, 30 Absorbed Damage and 30 Piercing Damage.
-Mystic Circlet: Obtained when making a Celestial God when your God is Level 400. Stats: 10% Mana Saving Rate, 110 Defense, 40 Absorbed Damage and 40 Piercing Damage. Can be upgraded to an Arcane Circlet.
-Arcane Circlet: Obtained with luck. Nah, not really. Obtained when succeeding the mini-quest. You need 4 different Secret Stones and a Stone of Fury in your Inventory, 500 Fame Points and your fancy Mystic Circlet equipped. Right click the Stone Of Fury and hope. Hope as hard as you can. If you succeeded you'll get your Mystic Circlet transformed into an Arcane Circlet (which is really, really cool, by the way) with any stats that it had (Hit Point and Defense). If you fail nothing happens to your precious tiara-like helmet. All the said items and Fame will disappear, regardless of success or failure. Stats: Get me an Arcane and maybe I'll tell you. So far, the only thing I can tell you is that it has a percentual increase to your Hit Point and Mana (and a high one).

-Minor types:
 Same stats as an Arcane Circlet, but only upgradeable up to +9. Gotten only by making a Hardcore Character. Irremovable. Upgraded by spending 100 Fame Points when talking to the weird NPC God Government in Noatun (you need to "re-log" the Hardcore Character for the upgrade to take effect and it has a 100% success rate).
These are the following:
-Dragon Armor: Circlet given to Transknight body Hardcore Characters. Irremovable.
-Demon Armor: Circlet given to Foema body Hardcore Characters. Irremovable.
-Blast Armor: Circlet given to Beast Master body Hardcore Characters. Irremovable.
-Griffin Armor: Circlet given to Hunter body Hardcore Characters. Irremovable.

-Trivia:
-You will get an Mystic Circlet when Unlocking the Experience Limit of a Level 90 Celestial God.
-Circlets can be upgraded to +10 and above, like any armor or weapon.
-The day I have an Arcane Circlet I'll be somewhat happy for some time. You should too.
-Never show off with your brother's Isis +15 and Arcane +15 or call him to come to your aid with his Celestial God only to end up crying against two mere Mortals. Yeah, nasty 3 Celestial Gods versus 2 Mortals and still win (thanks to Pvt.Hatchu anyway, I die in 2 hits. Nah, not really *lol*). Anyway beware "--FuA--", as your brother might end up without his Operator/Chief position for sharing his account with you.
-Yes, I'm really mad at him.

Hope it helped.

God Stones.

Today let's talk about God Stones (or Ores). They're used to make a Sephirot, which you need to create a God from any Mortal character Level 280 or above. These stones/ores are dropped from specific monsters around WYD Global map. Chances to drop a stone vary according to the monster you're trying to get the stone from. So the usual list for you to get it better:
-Kokuna: Orc Lord Trooper has the highest chances for dropping it.
-Veean: Skeleton Warrior has the highest chances for dropping it.
-Keced: Bone Dragon has the highest chances for dropping it.
-Gebra: Demon Lord has the highest chances for dropping it.
-Tipalet: Mantrap has the highest chances for dropping it.
-Nechark: Fire Gargoyle has the highest chances for dropping it.
-Yesord: Rujeper Broken has the highest chances for dropping it.
-Marcute: Frenzy Demon Lord has the highest chances for dropping it.
Once you drop the ore, it should look like a morphed orange. By using Oriharukon or Laktorerium Powders you can "open" them to get one of the stones.
Here is a useful chart that I "borrowed without permission" from Tina's blog, as well as the pretty pictures (ye 'ol Pvt.XSPELL/Pvt.Potato, yeah, that Tina):

Attr.＼ probability	Orc Lord Trooper	Skeleton Warrior	Bone Dragon	Demon Lord	Man trap	Fire Gargoyle	Rujeper Broken	Frenzy Demon Lord
Kocuna	56	21	3	3	-	-	-	-
Veean	24	55	18	7	-	-	-	-
Keced	12	10	55	15	-	-	-	-
Gebra	3	4	9	55	-	-	-	-
Tipalet	-	-	-	-	50	9	2	2
Nechark	-	-	-	-	12	50	6	3
Yesord	-	-	-	-	6	4	50	5
Mercute	-	-	-	-	2	2	4	50

And for your delight... The Stones!


Kocuna:

Veean:

Keced:

Gebra:

Tipalet:

Nechark:

Yesord:

Marcute:

-Trivia:
-Nah... Not really this time.


Hope it was useful. Come back for more!

Hackers.

OK, so I'm kinda serious right now. Uhm, nah, not really...
This is more like a warning entry. Whenever you see any of these cases that I'll list below, immediately report to the closest GM, police officer, secret service agent or grandpa:
-Kephra skill in town: A gigantic boss monster called Kephra has a skill that's like Sand King's Epicenter (if you know what I mean... And if you don't, play DOTA then!) but instead of attracting, it repels. It's kinda like an earthquake with various weird lightnings falling from the sky and spikes growing from the floor. By the way, don't worry if you get hit by those. You might actually get hit (decrease in Hit Points) but as long as you're in town you won't die. Have fun walking with 0 Hit Points. Anyway, take care if you're inside PK Arena, you will die in there (as well as your Naiad, Mount, self esteem or any mojo you may have left at the moment).
OK, so basically, no playable character has that skill available. And much less inside a non PK/Attacking area.
This is really disturbing for Auto-Traders, because you'll get your Auto-Trade cancelled and you'll move along with the earthquake.
-Chat Hack: Sadly, yes. If you see any guy saying "**** MY MOM. I'M S****D." or alike, it's probably a Chat Hack. Watch out as you may fall for it as well. This Hack allows others to seem to be chatting with another player. Why do I say seem? Because those guys are the stupid ones. GMs have logs for everything. You buy a potion, they know it. You say something, they know it. You go to the bathroom, they know it. You can't even sleep in peace once they got you in their blacklist. Those logs come from the character's owner, that's to say, I might be appearing to be chatting as you, but the chat log is mine. I send the package to the server, if you know what I'm talking about. And there's simply no way to change that unless you actually get into other's account (which is kinda hard let me tell you). Anyway, again, immediately report to any GM if you see this. PK if you have the chance. Also note that GM Brent will make sure that those guys won't play WYD again (direct words from him and yes, I really laughed when the guy was found and wanted to make a deal with the GM, that of course, did not happen).
-Range/Camera's FOV Hack: What's a Camera's FOV? How much can you see in your screen. Imagine you could see Erion from where you're standing in Armia's Guild Zone. That's a huge FOV (by the way, Field Of View). There's a Hack that allows to manipulate that and you get to see more. As the game's range for characters is based on the Camera (my guess), you get to attack your target from a greater range. Like if it was a Spectral force x 5 (change 5 for any number you'd like). Again, take a screenshot and run to your closest GM store, I mean, Q&A.
OK, so those are the three major Hacks of WYD Global. There might be more, yes, but don't hesitate to Q&A when the doubt is eating your head. The worst that can happen is a GM telling you that guy is not hacking.

-Trivia:
-If by any chance you are related to the website www.******brasil.***, expect a Permanent Ban.
-Yes, they have that one monitored.
-Hackers and haters gonna hate. Especially me when they find out I was the one to report that stinky site.

To the next entry and beyond!

Powders.

Everyone knows what Oriharukon and Laktoreruim means, anyway so I get 5,000 BCoins more out of my "salary", let's talk about them in deep.
Powders are used for many, many, many, many, many, many, many things. Refining capes, weapons and armor, upgrading Celestial God's capes, unlocking level limits and a wide variety of items that are too many to mention right now (so I'll just list them in a sec). OK, so there are two types of Powders, as I said before, Oriharukon and Laktorerium:
-Oriharukon: The orange one.
-Refines: All kinds of armor and weapons, fairies, accessories and capes (except Celestial God's cape) up to +6.
-Upgrades: Firals to Enamels (the color stuff), Ores to God Stones (the ones used to make Sephirot, kinda look like an orange oval)
-Combined For: The following Jewels (made with Hunter Class' Jewel Craft Skill): Life Steal Jewel and Shield Jewel.
-Obtainable Through: Monster drop, event, other players, talking to NPC Jeffy in Azran sacrificing 10 Oriharukon Scraps and 1 million Gold in your inventory or talking to NPC Ehre in Erion sacrificing any +9 item and two Sapphires in your inventory.
-Latorerium: The purple one.
-Refines: All kinds of armor and weapons, fairies, accessories and capes (except Celestial God's cape) up to +9 and armor and weapons from +10 to +11. Accessories (Earrings in this case) can be refined up to +11 with Laktorerium, though if you fail +10 or +11 the item disappears.
-Upgrades: Firals to Enamels (the color stuff), Ores to God Stones.
-Combined For: Mount Growth Stabilizer, refining Celestial God's cape, unlocking Level 350 and 370 God's Experience Limit, the following Jewels (made with Hunter Class' Jewel Craft Skill): Elemental Jewel and wise Jewel.
-Obtainable Through: Monster drop, event, other players or talking to NPC Jeffy in Azran sacrificing 10 Oriharukon Scraps and 1 million Gold in your inventory.
I might forget about some other uses, but feel free to ask any player about them. Most of the people will help if it doesn't have to do with giving money or items away (really-direct-indirect for those pesky beggars).

In-game avatar for Powders:

-Trivia:
-Get as many Scraps as you can, as Jeffy only charges 1 million Gold for each time you combine the items. That mean that making 10 Oriharukon Powders with 100 Oriharukon Scraps costs the same (1 million Gold) as making only one with 10 Oriharukon Scraps.
-If no one's buying your Oriharukon Powders don't hesitate to sell them to any NPC (in a relatively low Tax-Rate Server, like 5%). You can sell them for 800,000 Gold, while you can sell them for 1,000,000 Gold to any player. It's a 200,000 Gold loss, but if you're in a hurry... --- "Prices may vary at the time you read this. As for now (February, 21st, 2012) Oriharukon Powders cost around 1 million Gold if you buy them from another player and 800,000 Gold when you sell it to any NPC."
-NEVER, EVER USE LAKTORERIUM POWDERS TO UPGRADE STUFF TO +6. Oriharukon is really, really cheaper and does the same job.
-PK any character who sells Laktorerium Powders overpriced when you have the chance. Maybe they'll learn.

OK guys, stay tuned for more useless stuff that you already know... Nah, "just kidding"... Yeah, right...