Shukou

hey @OldRybak u can use the mini map on the top right to see location (blue dots), just hover over them and u'll see the name of each location. you can also ask player in-game using the chat, or head to the discord server where the mentors would be more than happy to help!! oh and welcome to Nin ^^

The one that survived !

this one wasn't at sand GD, nor during a Raid this msg i sent to "Hunt", cause he was cloaking at Arc50, waiting for me and ma friend to be low then kill us. But once we finally got him , he called for sand army PS: this was a poem post, if u wanted to share that screen go to my profile

I just have two things to mention, "quality of life update": 1- more hints on the location of each boss, most of the time I just kept running around and searching, if I didn't get help from old players. 2- clear indication of the sequence of missions, especially since you cannot access the last 2 bosses without completing the wolves quests first.

Officer Reaper

same here happens many times

there's already enough alts and shared accounts going around, ppl be abusing every single thing , giving them this too will just be asking for chaos

"Catalyst of Tranquil Flames, Forged in the Land of Fire's ember, From routine's grip, I broke the chains, To seek solace, my heart would remember. Villager's cloak cast off, anew, Ninja's path embraced with zest, Fists and swords, skills honed true, In the pursuit of excellence, I invest. Leaf's refuge, where bonds thrive, Brothers, sisters, united strong, Talents myriad, helping me to strive, Crafting a destiny where I truly belong. A journey cherished, every stride, In solitude not lone, but free, Treasures of the world, open wide, Life's tapestry woven, as I choose to be."

any idea when's the next recruitment?!

that incomplete tree with the mark on it is mildly infuriating

it is a nasty advantage ! nothing to do about it if you trying to do a mission, leaf and even mist's entrance is big in comparison, at least it gives a chance to get in then fight or run or whatever it is you choose. But that kill box that sand calls entrance is a real pain in the ***.

looks fun !! got to lvl5 !)

hello everyone ! today i'd like to share with you the best zones for leveling as a new player, places to grind mobs safely and away from all those lurking around new player zones. These places are also great spots to upgrade your Jutsus. I've discovered these maps while wandering around out of cheer curiosity, and was surprised how empty they were and no one knew about them. (keep in mind these are all safe zones) so without further due let's get started!!! I - Leaf starting with leaf, a known hunting ground for new players, and the most targeted. just go ahead and open your map, should see these: At Leaf's village summit (the stairs near the academy) you'll find access to two maps filled with local mobs : larva, spider & wolfs. just head to the right of the temple and you'll find the road. just follow the stairs and go right from here ! you'll reach these two maps : mountain side & mountain peak II - Sand sand is pretty safe from what i've seen, since its always guarded with high lvl ninja. but they too have hidden zones, way behind their village , (south of the Kage's office). Opening your map you should look for these 3 zones. Sand village southern entrance, is the place you're looking for, its the head of the fork, leading to Crestfallen Tree & Howlling Canyon. These two map are also filled with local mobs: larva, scorpions & cayotes. III - Mist lastly we have mist , which they don't really need to worry about being attacked at early lvl thanks to their remote location. but just to be extra safe, you'll find a safe heaven to the right of the Kage's office. Opening your map you should look for these 3 zones: leaving the mist village through the eastern Entrance, the head of the fork again, leads to two zones Silky cater up north & the windy pond to the east. These two map are also filled with local mobs: larva , ants , dragonflies & foxes. Hope this guide is helpful, make sure to help all your fellow shinobi out there. be safe and happy gaming !

Hello fellow shinobi, as you may already know getting Ryo (game's currency) is difficult in early lvls. whether you need tools, weapons, blank scrolls or blood & chakra pills getting ryo is a must. But the drops don't sell for that much, missions don't pay enough and the grind is endless. Well rejoice cause I've found you a few tips that can help you gather a decent sum easily. keep in mind this is a guide for low lvl (<20). I - selling Honey ! Costs : 2 honey comb / Sells : 10ryo That's right selling honey can get u a small profit if done right! so to start selling Honey, you'll need to get your hands on Honey combs "sells for 3ryo each" , and to do so u either fight the scary Hornets & Bees (higher lvl than u and hit like a truck, you're welcome to kite them) but their drop chance is low. However there's the Bee Hives : doesn't hit back & guaranteed drop :!! Locations : you can find Hornets, Bees & Bee hives near Tanzaku Quarters, and past the Bounty Station near Takumi. After you get a fair sum of honey combs "make sure its an even number", head into Tanzaku Quarters in the Land of fire, and look for Ayako the bee keeper. This NPC will become your new friend, he can trade you 1 pot of Honey for each Honey comb, which u can sell for 10ryo at any shop (or for more to other player) making 4 extra ryo on each 2 combs. II - selling Antidote ! Costs : 4 dried herb / Sells : 18ryo Gotta be sneeky since this one is a bit risky if you're not from the sand village. To get an antidote first you need to gather loads of "dried herbs". you get those from Ripe herbs. sells: 5 ryo this little fella is the Ripe herb you'll be looking for! Locations : all around sand / desert territory land of wind. After you get a fair sum of dried herbs "make sure its an even number", head into Sand village in the Land of wind, and look for the antidote maker. This NPC can trade you 1 poison Antidote for each 4 dried herbs , which u can sell for 18ryo at any shop (or for more to other player) this one makes less selling to npc shop, but more to other players. III - selling Bandages ! Costs : 3 fresh fiber / Sells : 15ryo Gotta be very careful since this one is risky if you're not from the mist village or get caught by Rogue ninja & Bears. To get a Bandage first you need to gather loads of "Fresh Fiber". you get those from Fiber plant. sells: 2 ryo this little fella is the Fiber plant you'll be looking for! Locations : all around the forests in Lands of fire & water. After you get a fair sum of fresh fiber, head into Mist village in the Land of water, and look for the bandages maker near the shop. This NPC can trade you 1 Bandage for each 3 fresh fibers , which u can sell for 15ryo at any shop (or for more to other player) making 9 extra ryo on each 3 fibers. IV - selling scrolls! sells for 200-300 to other players whether you're selling Blank scrolls (200-300ryo) , or Jutsu scrolls lvl1(200-400ryo i think ), you're making huge profit as a low lvl shinobi. Don't forget to keep some for yourself before your start selling. V - Fishing! This one a bit advanced since you'll need to invest a huge sum at first, fishing is the only proficiency currently available in game, that allow you obtain items & materials to sell for (ryo). To start fishing you'll need to buy a fishing rod, the cheapest one is 2k ryo ( the investment i mentioned), then look for a body of water near your village and start fishing (little fun and sometimes frustrating mini game XD). at first you'll be getting nothing much but some old boots (4 ryo), twigs(1ryo) and seaweed(2ryo). but as you lvl your fishing skill you'll be able to catch more rare and pricier fish, ranging from(6ryo to 60ryo per fish) a great way to spend your BI (8 min battle injury) and earn some ryo. VI - Selling kills i know its not the best thing to do, but beggars can't be choosers, lots of shinobi out there are looking for blood, and some are willing to pay for it . whether you have a bounty on your head or not, your life has a price XD from what i've seen so far , many ninja (mostly rogues) have killing missions & bounty missions. they usually pay 100-200ryo for kill (without bounty), and much much more if you have a price on your head! keep in mind to get payed first, and be in a danger or war zone for the kill to count. Before i finish this guide, for those like me who can't find the fiber plants & ripe herbs, all you should do is look for these orange markers on your mini map. they make it 100 times easier to spot. These are some of the ways you can make decent ryo starting as a new player, wish i knew these when i first joined! hope this can be useful to someone out there. more than happy to know if there's other ways to earn ryo. and am sure the community will correct me if mentioned anything wrong here! Peace out

As a leaf shinobi, i think everyone would agree on thanking the helpful and selfless former cop and now member of the 12G @vanfire. this guy right here truly cares for the rp part, takes good care of leaf younglings such myself. i've seen him doing all sort of tasks helping others and the village. Really happy to meet this guy and hopefully i could be a bit like him in the near future.

Hello fellow Shinobi, shukou here! Formerly an ordinary villager hailing from the Land of Fire, I grew weary of the monotonous routines and incessant rogue raids. Determination ignited within me to reclaim my inner serenity, a resolve forged in the crucible of loss. Transformed now into a seasoned ninja adept in both hand-to-hand combat and swordsmanship, my guiding principle is the pursuit of refinement (改善). In the embrace of the Leaf Village, I discovered a sanctuary replete with kindred spirits, forming an unbreakable bond of brotherhood and sisterhood. Amidst its midst, I encountered exceptional talents that not only provide unwavering support but also offer an ideal environment for refining my abilities and achieving mastery in my chosen discipline. Conventional wisdom paints the path of a ninja as one of solitude and wearisome trials, yet my experience deviates from this narrative. To me, the expansive world unfolds as a trove of untold treasures waiting to be unraveled. Recognizing the inescapability of mortality, I consciously elect to embrace every step of the journey, nurturing an appreciation for each moment lived.