Buff Store

The Buff Store turns a support character into a shop that sells its buffs, dances, songs and heals to the rest of the server — and it keeps selling even while the owner is offline.

Getting to a store

There are two ways. The direct one is to click the character who is in Store mode, like any private store. The other is the system listing, in the Community Board (alt+b) → Services → Buff Store, at the very bottom.

From there you see every open store on the server, with its title, owner, class, how many buffs it sells and at what price. The lists sort by clicking the header of any column, ascending or descending, so you can go straight to the lowest price or to the store offering the most buffs.

Details opens that store’s sheet: the caster’s level, how much MP they have left, how many buffs they offer, the price, the fee and which town they are in.

The Go to Store button

It is the system’s shortcut: it teleports you to the town where the store is if you are not there, and then walks you to the character and opens the window. No hunting through the crowd.

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The buying window

Everything you need to know before spending is up top: the caster and their class, the price per buff, how many buffs they sell and what the lot costs, the MP they have left, and whether clan or Constant Party members get them free or pay.

The list shows each buff with its icon, name and level. Hovering over one brings up the full skill description, the same one you see on your own skill bar.

Below, the five buttons:

Button	What it does
Apply All	Buys every buff in the store at once. The button shows how many there are and the total.
Rebuff	Re-applies only the ones you already had that ran out.
Heal	Restores HP, MP and CP, if the store offers them.
Remove Buff	Strips the buffs you are carrying. The number in brackets is how many.
Store List	Back to the store listing.

What Remove Buff strips and what it does not

It is free and only clears what a buffer can give you back: ordinary buffs and music (dances and songs).

It does not touch clan buffs, scroll buffs, event buffs, debuffs or toggles. That is exactly what it is for: clearing the bar and rebuffing at another store without losing what cannot be replaced.

If you walk away

The window closes on its own when you get further than 250 from the seller. If you move while it is open, it warns you first and gives you the choice: Go to Store to come back, or Close.

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The caster’s MP

This is the detail that confuses people most, and it is worth checking before you buy.

The seller pays for each buff with their own MP, the same cost as casting it normally. Their MP is neither infinite nor instantly regenerated, so a busy store runs dry.

What happens then:

• If you ask for a buff and they do not have the MP, that buff is not cast and you get told: “The store has no MP left for that buff.” You are not charged.
• With Apply All, you get every one they can manage and it tells you which ones missed out: “12/25 buffs applied — store out of MP”, with the list of what was left over.

That is why both the store’s sheet and the window show Caster MP in plain sight. If you are buying the full package, check they have MP to spare — or wait for it to come back.

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Setting up your own store

Only support classes can open one — the ones that give buffs, dances or songs. It is managed from the same panel, under My Store.

You pick a title and a price per buff, anywhere between 1.000 Adena and 20.000 Adena, and press Create Store.

The three toggles

Toggle	What it is for
Clan	Charging your clan members or not
CP	Same for your Constant Party
Clan War	Allowing or blocking players from a clan at war with yours

The first two are your call: the server does not force them.

The fee

The system keeps 2% of every sale for listing your store. With Diamond Pass it is waived: the panel shows it as Your fee: Free.

And if you would rather not appear in the listing, Unlist Store takes you out of it: the store keeps working exactly the same for anyone who clicks you in the world, and with no fee.

Where you can set up

In any peace zone — there is no longer a fixed spot per town. The only exceptions are the Dion racetrack, the Giran harbour and the no-trade zones in Giran and Aden.

On top of that there are two distances to respect, the same as for a private store: 50 from any other store and 130 from an NPC.

Other conditions: you cannot open in combat, and the system’s level cap is 86.

Selling while offline

With the store already set up, the .offline command leaves it running and disconnects you. Your character stays there selling with their name in a different color, and the adena piles up all the same.

To close it, open the panel again and use Stop.

Two piles of adena

You may find two separate piles of adena in your inventory: the one the store generated and your usual one. The fix is to drop the smaller one on the ground and pick it up again, which merges them.

Careful doing that while in a party, because adena on the ground is split between everyone.