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The god Xelor seizes control of DOFUS Retro for a new gameplay experience that's distinctly out of the ordinary! Having had his fun in not one, but two editions on the Temporis 2.0 servers, he's now back to offer adventurers the chance to play as scrollsayers – this time in DOFUS Retro. Read on to discover what awaits you in this Temporis adventure!

Introduction

Despite their common roots, the two versions of DOFUS have developed a number of differences over the years. So there was obviously no question of adapting the much-beloved scrollmagic gameplay concept to DOFUS Retro without making a few adjustments. In case you've forgotten, scrollmagic completely upends your usual gameplay habits by assigning a passive to each class to support their class identity, and creating a shared pool of "scrollmagic" spells that all classes can take advantage of. Stay tuned for more details on the latter point below.

A genuine love letter to old-school fantasy gameplay, the class system is now more firmly positioned than ever to highlight everything you love about the classic fantasy RPG experience.

Class Identity

Overall goals

Our primary goal was to align each class with a classic RPG gameplay archetype from the world of medieval fantasy – just like in the first DOFUS design iteration, where the classes from the newly created Krosmoz universe first saw the light of day.

More than ever, we wanted to offer a reinterpretation of the usual well-known archetypes (thief, magician, warrior, etc.), applied to each class in DOFUS Retro – even if that meant making big changes for certain classes compared to their current design! Still, the power of Temporis – and the boundless creativity of Xelor, who's been whispering ideas in our ear – convinced us to take the plunge.

We also wanted to take this opportunity to give each class a unique role and strengthen its identity. A passive alone was far from sufficient, which is why we decided to add a new spell kit that's exclusive to Temporis and unique to each class.

Each class has a basic spell kit that defines its gameplay foundations and establishes a clear orientation for the class, with 5 starting spells to which each player can add their own preferred spells from the full range of existing scrollmagic spells.

At that point, the limitation naturally became clear on its own. The current spell bar contains 14 configurable spell slots plus the close-combat attack. Since the passive spell for each class is cast automatically at the start of a fight, we needed 4 "active" spell slots per class, supplemented by up to 10 configurable scrollmagic spell slots that you can save in your spellbook for all the challenges that lie ahead!
 

Another goal also came into view during the design process. Realizing that players should be able to use their class spells without constraints and independently of scrollmagic, we decided that all damage spells in the basic kit for each class will inflict damage in the best element. That way, you're not constrained by the need for a particular piece of equipment to use your class to its full potential.

Quick overview of existing classes

	Loyal and brave, Fecas stand proud as defenders for Temporis. Using their protective powers, they'll be a solid pillar of support for their group in this edition. Drawing strength from their god, their divine magic is unyielding in combat.
	Osamodas strike up a song for Temporis! These flawless defenders will use their voices to give their allies significant bonuses, but can also dish out penalties to their enemies. Bards of the World of Twelve, prepare to dazzle the crowd with Osamodas's Voice!
	Any scabby little troublemakers who've decided to make an enemy of an Enutrof had better hold on tight for this edition. This time, the Enutrofs are ready to get down and dirty in close combat with all their resentment and spite. (And if they can make a few kamas along the way… even better!)
	The elusive Sram will be a valuable ally for your adventure. They're agile and highly mobile, and it's impossible for enemies to lock them into close combat during a fight. They can take advantage of their enemies' weaknesses while also filling their own pockets.
	Disciples of Xelor, time is on your side! Make every second count and exploit the full potential of scrollmagic. With a role heavily oriented toward positioning and dealing heavy damage, Xelors will unleash their power against enemies at a distance. It's time to show them what you're capable of.
	Scrollmagic comes with certain risks, and Ecaflips don't leave anything to chance… even as they leave everything to chance. Using your spells can pay off big… or cost you dearly. Can you tame scrollmagic with its flow of wild magic and effects?
	Eniripsas confirm their healing role more than ever in the Parchomancia adventure. But they don't limit themselves to that role alone, and they'll show their opponents that they're not to be underestimated. Capable of any number of impressive feats, Eniripsas can be altruistic, resistant or strongly offensive, depending on your convictions.
	While scrollmagic will certainly be helpful to Iops, they're still experts in close combat. They'll be solid allies and share the benefits of their combat expertise with their group. Acting and thinking, with one sometimes taking priority over the other… but hey, as long as the results are there!
	The Cra maintains their ranged-damage role, but with a few nice little additions and details! They'll act as a powerful hunter and sentinel for your group. Thanks to their long range, the Cra can track their target and provide a source of damage while keeping enemies at a distance.
	Since you're surrounded by wild nature and its furry inhabitants anyway… Why not embrace this class's spirit and go full druid? Even if it means transforming to negotiate face-to-face with the enemy…
	Sacriers use scrollmagic to manipulate life itself. Their more volatile role enables them to adapt to any combat situation, as long as you've got a taste for risk. But be careful: one risky gamble too many, and your enemies may take back the vitality you've borrowed from them – with interest. Consider yourself warned.
	Pandawas are polishing up their fists for this edition of Temporis! They're out to prove that the best weapon – besides a mind sharpened with plenty of bamboo milk – is a simple Pandawa's Paw to the enemy's face. Mastering powerful energies in the palm of their hands, they inflict impressive damage both in close combat and at range. Worse yet, they become even more dangerous with a few drinks in them, as long as they can control themselves.  All things in moderation!

 

Feca

Loyal and brave, Fecas stand proud as defenders for Temporis. Using their protective powers, they'll be a solid pillar of support for their group in this edition. Drawing strength from their god, their divine magic is unyielding in combat.
 

Spell name	Type	Description
Crosswise Aura	Passive	At the end of each of their turns, the Feca places a glyph around themself. Each enemy entity located within the glyph takes damage in the best element.
Shield of Faith	Utility, Active	Applies a Vitality bonus and increases the target's resistance.
Sense of Duty	Utility, Active	Targets allies in an area of effect to let you take damage instead of them.
Divine Punishment	Active	Inflicts damage and steals a small amount of HP.
Bravado	Active	Inflicts damage and causes pushback around the target.

 

Osamodas

Osamodas strike up a song for Temporis! These flawless defenders will use their voices to give their allies significant bonuses, but can also dish out penalties to their enemies. Bards of the World of Twelve, prepare to dazzle the crowd with Osamodas's Voice!
 

Spell name	Type	Description
Inspiration	Utility, Passive	The Osamodas sings at the start of each turn, boosting their allies with their legendary charisma despite a few false notes.
Shato's Wild Laugh	Active	Inflicts damage and reduces resistance for the target in the center of the area of effect.
Tossakoyn	Healing, Active	Triggers a multi-turn healing effect on the target and gives them an MP bonus.
Irresistible	Utility, Active	Unveils the Osamodas's seductive power, allowing them to attract entities in a cross-shaped area of effect around the target.
Meewt	Utility, Active	The Osamodas sometimes sings so severely off-key that they can remove bewitchments from their target under the crushing weight of their vocal cords.

 

Enutrof

Any scabby little troublemakers who've decided to make an enemy of an Enutrof had better hold on tight for this edition. This time, the Enutrofs are ready to get down and dirty in close combat with all their resentment and spite. (And if they can make a few kamas along the way… even better!)
 

Spell name	Type	Description
Heartzerker	Utility, Passive	Each time the Enutrof inflicts damage on adjacent entities, they gain a Rage marker until end of turn. Damage is increased based on the number of Rage markers the Enutrof has accumulated.
Frenzy	Active	Inflicts serious damage, but the caster also loses HP.
Charge	Active	Moves the caster to the targeted cell and inflicts damage in front of them.
Lolwind	Active	Moves the caster to the targeted cell and inflicts damage in front of them.
Intimidation	Utility, Active	Removes 1 unparryable MP for one turn.

 

Sram

The elusive Sram will be a valuable ally for your adventure. They're agile and highly mobile, and it's impossible for enemies to lock them into close combat during a fight. They can take advantage of their enemies' weaknesses while also filling their own pockets.
 

Spell name	Type	Description
Instinctive Dodge	Utility, Passive	The Sram cannot be locked by enemies, ensuring total freedom in combat. The Sram also gains 1 additional movement point.
Pickpocket	Active	Inflicts damage and steals kamas from the target.
Ambush	Utility, Active	Greatly increases the Sram's odds of landing a critical hit for a short period of time.
Net Flick	Active	Places a trap that inflicts damage in the best element and attracts targets in a cross towards its center.
Pitfall	Utility, Active	Significantly increases the target's trap damage.

 

Xelor

Disciples of Xelor, time is on your side! Make every second count and exploit the full potential of scrollmagic. With a role heavily oriented toward positioning and dealing heavy damage, Xelors will unleash their power against enemies at a distance.
It's time to show them what you're capable of.
 

Spell name	Type	Description
Pendulum	Utility, Passive	A Xelor's spells change with each swing of the pendulum, like a clock. Even turns: The Xelor gets a significant bonus on all of their attacks, especially their built-in spells. Odd turns: Their built-in spells can steal AP.
Chronosphere	Active	This spell inflicts damage in the best element and removes MP, but can also be used on allies to make them more mobile.
Time Skip	Utility, Active	Teleports the Xelor to the targeted cell and sends them back to their initial position at the end of the turn.
Gears	Active	Inflicts damage around the target.
Uchronia	Utility, Active	Teleports the target symmetrically in relation to the center of the area of effect.

 

Ecaflip

Magic comes with certain risks, and Ecaflips don't leave anything to chance… even as they leave everything to chance. Using your spells can pay off big… or cost you dearly.

Can you tame scrollmagic with its flow of wild magic and effects?
 

Spell name	Type	Description
Draw	Utility, Passive	Each time the Ecaflip casts a spell, the Draw state increases from I up to IV. The Draw state lets you collect ♥ Heart, ♠ Spade, ♦ Diamond and/or ♣ Club effects. The collected effects are stored until used.
Ecaflip's Hand	Utility, Active	Use Ecaflip's Hand to deploy the effects you've collected in the "Draw" state. Using this spell erases all the accumulated effects and removes the "Draw" state. Combination Effect ♠♠ | ♦ |  ♣ | Pair Increases the Ecaflip's range until the end of the turn. ♠♠ | ♣♣ | Two Pair Increases the Ecaflip's odds of landing a critical hit until the end of the turn. ♠♠♠ | ♣ | Three of a Kind Increases the Ecaflip's fixed damage until the end of the turn. ♠♠♠♠ | Four of a Kind Increases the Ecaflip's final damage until the end of the turn.
Trump Card	Active	Increases the target's final damage.
Poker Face	Active	Inflicts ranged damage.
Straight Flash	Active	Inflicts damage in an area of effect around the target.

 

Eniripsa

Eniripsas confirm their healing role more than ever in the Parchomancia adventure. But they don't limit themselves to that role alone, and they'll show their opponents that they're not to be underestimated. Capable of any number of impressive feats, Eniripsas can be altruistic, resistant or strongly offensive, depending on your convictions.
 

Spell name	Type	Description
Crisis of Faith	Utility, Passive	Eniripsas get one of the following effects, depending on their alignment: - Bonta: Each time the Eniripsa heals a target, the target gets a damage bonus. - Brakmar: Each time the Eniripsa heals a target, the Eniripsa gets a damage bonus. - Neutral: The Eniripsa gets a bonus to their base resistances.
Flower Up	Healing, Active	Summons a flower on the targeted cell. It explodes at end of turn, inflicts damage on enemies and heals allies in the area of effect, and also applies a damage bonus.
Divine Intervention	Utility, Active	Prevents the next source of damage.
Injunction	Utility, Active	This spell inflicts damage on an enemy, but can also heal if cast on an ally.
Judgment	Active	This spell inflicts damage in the best element on an enemy, but can also heal if cast on an ally.

 

Iop

While scrollmagic will certainly be helpful to Iops, they're still experts in close combat. They'll be solid allies and share the benefits of their combat expertise with their group. Acting and thinking, with one sometimes taking priority over the other… but hey, as long as the results are there!
 

Spell name	Type	Description
Martial Superiority	Utility, Passive	The Iop is so skilled with their weapons that their use cost is reduced by 1 AP.
Threat Assessment	Utility, Active	The Iop defines a battle strategy by increasing the damage taken by their opponents.
Art of War	Utility, Active	This spell significantly increases the damage you inflict with a weapon. This spell cannot be stacked with classic masteries.
Coverage	Utility, Active	The Iop rushes to an ally's rescue and switches places with them. This act of bravery allows the Iop to reflect the damage they take.
Cleaver	Active	Inflicts damage in a large area of effect.

 

Cra

The Cra maintains their ranged-damage role, but with a few nice little additions and details! They'll act as a powerful hunter and sentinel for your group. Thanks to their long range, the Cra can track their target and provide a source of damage while keeping enemies at a distance.
 

Spell name	Type	Description
Magic Quiver	Utility, Passive	The Cra's keen eye adds a range bonus to all the spells they use.
Sworn Enemy	Utility, Active	Applies the "Hunted" state to the target to considerably increase inflicted damage. Cannot be recast until the target is defeated.
Sentinel	Utility, Active	Immobilizes the caster to increase their spell damage and Range for the current turn.
Retreating Fire	Active	Inflicts damage on the target in the best element and moves one cell back in relation to the target.
Arrow Cordon	Active	Inflicts fixed damage in all elements along a circular perimeter.

 

Sadida

Since you're surrounded by wild nature and its furry inhabitants anyway… Why not embrace this class's spirit and go full druid? Even if it means transforming to negotiate face-to-face with the enemy…
 

Spell name	Type	Description
Maelstrom	Utility, Passive	Each Totem on the field adds a fixed damage bonus to the Sadida.
Moowolfthropy	Utility, Active	The caster takes the form of a fearsome Moowerewolf. Increases physical damage but reduces resistances.
Crescent Moon	Active	Teleports to the targeted cell. Inflicts damage around the destination cell. Requires the "Moowerewolf" state.
Beastly Claw	Active	Get your back up and unleash a violent close-combat attack. Requires the "Moowerewolf" state.
Sadida's Will	Summons Active	Summons a Totem in a random element that improves the Sadida's damage. The Totem applies a poison to enemies in its element, and a bonus to allies in that element.

 

Sacrier

Sacriers use scrollmagic to manipulate life itself. Their more volatile role enables them to adapt to any combat situation, as long as you've got a taste for risk.

But be careful: one risky gamble too many, and your enemies may take back the vitality you've borrowed from them – with interest. Consider yourself warned.
 

Spell name	Type	Description
Voracity	Utility, Passive	The Sacrier gains Suffering and power based on their remaining health percentage. Their Suffering level allows them to modify the effects of their class spells.
Blood Bath	Active	Inflicts damage on enemies around the target, based on the Sacrier's Suffering.
Puncture	Active	This spell lets you steal HP from an enemy, but can also be used to transfer some of your HP if cast on an ally.
Forbidden Pact	Active	Summons a temporary demon ally based on the Sacrier's Suffering. Each summoned Demon has the following passive: Each turn, the summoned demonic entity damages itself for one-third of its maximum HP. Each summoned Demon has the following spells and conditions:   Demon Appearance Spells Stage I Minor Demon 1 AP: Dark Ritual (gains 1 AP per turn) 4 AP: Shucrifix (inflicts heavy damage by sacrificing itself when adjacent to its target) Stage II Demon 3 AP: Demonic Flow (single-target spell with max 6 Range in the best element) 3 AP: Dark Whispers (boosts the target's critical failures) Stage III Major Demon 3 AP: Tasty Strike (single-target spell with max 3 Range in the best element) 4 AP: Soul Corruption (single-target poison in the best element with 3 max Range for 3 turns) Stage IV Colossal Demon 4 AP: Phantom Menace (teleportation to the target, max 3 Range) 3 AP: Crocus (close-combat area-of-effect attack)
Vampiric Touch	Active	Inflicts damage in the best element and steals characteristics from the target, based on the Sacrier's Suffering.

 

Pandawa

Pandawas are polishing up their fists for this edition of Temporis! They're out to prove that the best weapon – besides a mind sharpened with plenty of bamboo milk – is a simple Pandawa's Paw to the enemy's face. Mastering powerful energies in the palm of their hands, they inflict impressive damage both in close combat and at range. Worse yet, they become even more dangerous with a few drinks in them, as long as they can control themselves.  All things in moderation!

Spell name	Type	Description
Windmill Kick	Utility, Passive	Substantially increases the Pandawa's close-combat damage if they're fighting barehanded.
Piccolo	Utility, Active	Increases the Pandawa's % damage but imposes all the tradeoffs of drinking (even in moderation).
Cobra Kai	Active	Teleports to the targeted cell. Inflicts damage in the best element in a cross-shaped area of effect.
Hamekameha	Active	Cast on yourself to increase the spell's damage by charging it up. The spell can be cast in front of the caster to inflict substantial damage in a line.
Chi Fist	Active	Inflicts damage and immobilizes the target for one turn.

 

The Joys of Scrollmagic

As mentioned in the introduction, the way scrollmagic spells work and how you obtain them is different than in previous editions of Temporis 2.0.
During your adventure in Parchomancia, you won't receive spells directly as an end-of-fight reward; instead, you'll collect lost scrollmagic pages that have been scattered to the four corners of the World of Twelve. The full range of scrollmagic spells have been divided into 4 rarity levels:  
Each page type has a drop rate that reflects its rarity. Once you've obtained these precious pages, you'll need to go see Mord at the Tower of Trials to have him identify what new spells you've actually picked up.

Leveling up your scrollmagic spells

Every playable spell in Parchomancia has a total of 3 levels (except for legendary spells, which have only one level).

As you've probably noticed, when your character levels up, they no longer gain spell points. The spells linked to your class automatically progress by level bracket through 3 levels (Level 1, 50 and 100, respectively). To increase the power of your scrollmagic spells, you'll need to collect up to 3 instances of the same spell in order to master it. So you'll probably have to do some buying and selling to get the spells you need, or trade spells with your fellow adventurers!

Neither unidentified pages obtained as loot nor identified spells are linked, so they can be sold through any of the available trade systems (Merchant mode, Marketplaces, etc.).

One interface to collect them all

A new interface has been added for the occasion. Your traditional spell management interface will be making way for the new Spellbook!
Your spellbook contains lots of information and useful features. Its primary functions are:

• Displaying the spells linked to your class
• Preparing your different spell decks for combat
• Viewing your scrollmagic collection

Class spells

This part of the Spellbook displays your class spells – an essential feature for beginners and battle-hardened adventurers alike! Your passive is displayed on the right. The rest is your stockpile of basic spells for the start of your adventure.

Spell deck

In this part of the interface, you can drag and drop the spells you've learned in order to use them in combat. Remember that you can only use up to 10 scrollmagic spells in total within the same deck. So use your ingenuity or prepare multiple decks adapted to different situations or play styles! Scrollmagic includes all kinds of tools…

Scrollmagic spells

…for all kinds of tastes. From elemental spells to utility spells, and from summons to healing spells, scrollmagic offers an infinite range of possibilities! You'll find a few well-known spells from the World of Twelve's traditional classes, applied to a different elemental path. Or discover new and original scrollmagic spells created especially for this edition of Temporis!

You can sort your spell collection according to various filters and criteria, and learn what kind of drop is required for that specific spell you've been dreaming about every night. Mystery spell drops? Not sure what you're talking about…

The Tower of Trials

Introduction

 
Your home base for the Temporis adventure

You'll access the Tower of Trials from coordinates [-5,-39] in the Cania Plains. Note that you'll be magically transported there at the start of your adventure so you can immediately unlock the tools that it contains for your adventure.

Among other things, the Tower of Trials will give you quick access to:

• Your bank
• A crusher
• A hall of portals leading to Incarnam, Astrub, Bonta and Brakmar
• Lots of NPCs and shops offering some very useful services!

Residents of the Tower of Trials

	This senile old wizard seems to be in charge of the place. As mysterious as he is powerful, he seems to have lost his memory – along with his precious scrollmagic pages.
	This goblin is Mord's faithful servant. He seems to keep an eye on everything that happens in the Tower of Trials. He tends to stay close behind any adventurers strolling around inside, and doesn't appreciate it when they touch things that don't belong to them.
	Ellen Yidge takes care of the animals in the tower, together with Cleo Melette. Though temperamental at times, she has an unshakable love for owls. She'll entrust you with a very valuable sidekick for your adventure if you give it the care it deserves.
	Cleo Melette is a young Osamodas who has lost the animals under her watch in the Tower. Find them and bring them back to her, and you'll likely be rewarded.
	The Key Master didn't much appreciate the sudden disappearance of his home. He wants to stay close to the Tower of Trials at any cost. He'll give you a comprehensive tour of the World of Twelve.
	This vampire, rendered harmless within the walls of the Tower of Trials, seems to be an acquaintance of the old wizard Mord. He'll offer adventurers the chance to change their specializations and reset their characteristic points.

 

Access to lower floors

As you make your way around the Tower of Trials, you'll soon notice that the lower floors of the Tower are locked or inaccessible. Even worse, the keys to the Tower's underground levels have been lost!

But don't worry, you'll quickly acquire the first key you need from an important character in your adventure that we'll be meeting a little later.

Acquiring keys

To unlock the different floors of the Tower of Trials, you'll need to work together! The keys have been lost and scattered all across the World of Twelve. We noticed that you especially enjoyed the Relics concept from Iop's Challenges in the first edition of Temporis Retro, and we've decided to spice things up a bit this time.

The keys can be acquired in a variety of different ways. From rare drops to puzzles to secrets carefully hidden around the World of Twelve, they're all out there waiting for you to find them. Whoever gets their hands on one of these precious keys will go down in history, because they'll allow their entire game server to enjoy the benefits – not to mention that their name will be written in legend!

When a key is found, a message will be instantly shared on the event channel for the relevant game server announcing that one of you (yes, you!) is the hero of the day who's opened the door for everyone to continue their infernal descent to the darkest depths of the tower… and the mysteries and challenges it contains.

Lower floors

Each floor of the Tower of Trials contains a challenge, whatever form it may take, which you will have to complete in order to move on to the next floor. In addition, certain floors will offer an especially interesting setting for your adventure (and really, we promise, we'll say more about this in just a second!)

Complete these different floors to earn valuable tempokens to get closer to your goal of collecting the precious rewards available in this edition of Temporis.

Communicate, discuss, share your strategies, and show Mord that as mad as he may be, he doesn't have nearly as much courage and determination as all of you put together.

While we're dying to reveal all the challenges hidden on the lower floors, Xelor, Mord and even our own conscience prevent us from saying any more.

Good luck, adventurers, and beware – for who knows what may be locked away at the very bottom?

It's the story of a group of adventurers…

During your adventure, you'll meet a group of characters named Lazarus, Lithiniel, Drakmar and Anabeth. Discover what happened to them, and how Lazarus ended up losing his companions. He'll be eagerly awaiting your arrival in Incarnam at the start of your adventure, where he'll help you to get started with your Temporis experience and take a first look at the Tower of Trials before setting forth on the long quest that lies ahead of you.

Certain floors in the Tower of Trials will allow you to play as Lazarus and his companions and experience their adventure. Perhaps you'll discover that it's connected to your own adventure after all…

Your Temporis Experience

Concentrated adventure

To give you a genuine shot of concentrated adventure with all the charm of DOFUS Retro, we'll be bringing back a certain number of tried and true rules from the previous edition of Temporis Retro:

All combat experience, profession, loot and rune generation bonuses are multiplied by 3. In just 2 months, you'll experience an adventure worthy of the name in record time!

Assemble your group and head out for adventure

Since your characters will be more powerful than usual, groups of fighters will be limited to a maximum of 4 players. Xelor may not have the same personality as Iop, but we have to admit that while removing stat thresholds is a somewhat "offensive" solution, it's also quite an effective way to give you more freedom in building your characters. So stat thresholds will once again be deactivated for this second edition of Temporis Retro.

Equipment galore

Meet Scrowl, the scrollmagic owl

Early on in your adventure, you'll have the chance to pick up an exclusive Temporis pet named Scrowl.

This adorable little fellow gives you the following benefits:

• Base bonus: +1 Action Point (AP)
• Feeds on specific resources (feathers)
• Chameleon
• Upgradable stats

Ellen Yidge will be happy to sell you special feathers that you can use to modify your pet's characteristics. And don't worry if you lose him by accident – through the power of scrollmagic, Scrowl is available in unlimited quantities.

Adventure Rewards

Experience potion

Valuable equipment

An experience potion is nice and all, but even high-level adventurers need equipment. So at the end of Temporis, get some valuable equipment to go along with your bottled XP!

This equipment was designed to let you easily restart a new adventure once the Temporis experience is over and done with (yes, we're already talking about the end). The individual pieces of equipment don't provide any characteristics on their own, but once all of them are equipped together, an overall set bonus will be applied to your character based on the equipment level you've achieved. This equipment is linked to your account and cannot be resold. There are a variety of different sets with stats available, depending on ranks and the desired element – a little something for everyone!
 

Ceremonial Set

A new reward worthy of all your hard work awaits you at the end of your Temporis adventure: a new livitinem set representing Parchomancia's alternative vision of class gameplay. The perfect souvenir of that hard-hitting warrior Enutrof (for example).

We're also taking this opportunity to make a new item type available: DOFUS Retro's very first livitinem shield!

All together, this set of objects offers 12 unique appearances that you can unlock by feeding them, just like the other living items you've seen in the past.

Follow the Adventure

A multi-stage Twitch Drops campaign will be taking place at the start of the Parchomancia adventure and as it continues. Follow affiliated content creators to get additional rewards for your adventure!

Numerous gifts await you, with all-new items like the Tweecher Set that can be obtained by those blessed by Enutrof himself.
 

An exclusive scrollmagic spell will be available during this campaign, so group up during fights to get a bonus with the Aventus Locomotor spell.

You can also win lots of other rewards by following your favorite creators, like the famous Twit Shield or precious scrolloken purses with a variable quantity of scrollokens inside. It's our way of giving you a little helping hand or an extra dash of style during your adventure!

RPG's the Way to Be!

Long awaited, long anticipated, the event team couldn't resist the call to a stroll through Parchomancia. We're pleased to inform you that the volunteer event team will be hosting their first event on the Temporis Retro servers since they opened.

We obviously can't say any more just yet about what they're preparing for you, but we're sure that Shariva's most loyal followers have plenty of mysteries and unexpected encounters in store. For this special occasion, we've provided some rewards that the event team will be handing out during this adventure:
 

The event team will also have two exclusive spells to share with you – though for now all we can reveal is their names: Shariva's Tumult and The Great Upending.

Thanks once again to our volunteers for putting on these DOFUS Retro events exclusively for Temporis Retro, and we hope that the Goddess Shariva will find lots of new followers for the occasion!
 

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