ZAZA Docs

Welcome to ZAZA

The world-famous Pikachu dog on Solana, and a mascot of the $CARDS ecosystem.

ZAZA is a yellow Pomeranian who went viral for looking just like Pikachu. Holding his coin, $ZAZA, earns you $CARDS (Collector Crypt's token) automatically. Around it: a Community Vault that turns rewards into real Pokémon packs, a free pixel RPG called ZAZA World, and a Card Hunt with real Pokémon cards hidden on its map.

Quick start

1. Get a Solana wallet and some SOLPhantom or Solflare (step by step).
2. Buy $ZAZAOn the homepage, on Raydium or by contract address. $CARDS rewards then come by themselves.
3. Enter ZAZA WorldAt zazadog.fun/world, as a guest or with the wallet holding your $ZAZA, and follow the New player guide.

Start here

Got a question? Type it in the search box (Ctrl K) and pick ✨ Ask the docs for a short AI answer from these pages.

🌐 The homepage and these docs also come in Español, Português, Bahasa Indonesia, Français, Filipino, 简体中文, 日本語: they open in your browser's language, and 🌐 switches. An AI translates them by itself, so the English is the official version. ZAZA World is in English; its chat translates line by line.

Getting started

New player guide

Your first day in ZAZA World, in six stops. Free, in your browser or on your phone, and you start as a guest: no wallet needed.

1. Playand the tutorial
2. Pip's questto level 2
3. Free $ZAZAafter Into the Forest
4. Get strongerforge, eggs, dailies
5. Bossesevery day
6. Real packsTuesday and Friday

1. Play and read the tutorial

Type a name on zazadog.fun (or zazadog.fun/world) and press Play. The tutorial has three pages:

Again later: Settings → How to play. More in Controls & screen.

2. Do Pip's quest

Lost? Press ➜ Go. More in Your first quest and Classes.

3. Follow the story, claim free $ZAZA

After Pip's quest, Brom at the Forge starts the story. Its fourth quest, Into the Forest, about an hour in, and 30 minutes of play open your claim at the ZAZA Faucet, with your wallet and your X connected.

A brand-new wallet works, no SOL needed, and the $ZAZA arrives about an hour later: you're a holder. Amounts and daily places: ZAZA Faucet.

4. Get stronger

Better gear goes on by itself. More in Daily tasks, the Forge and ZAZA Eggs.

5. Fight the bosses

More in The Golden Hour, The Silver Hour and The dragon raid.

6. Hunt real Pokémon packs

Packs are hiddenTuesday and Friday, 18:00 UTC

Beat its guardianeasy ones suit a level 1 hero

The card is yoursgraded, sent to your wallet

Real packs are for $ZAZA holders with 30 minutes of play, and the faucet's $ZAZA is enough for the rookie pack. More in Holding to hunt and How the Card Hunt works.

Getting started

How to buy $ZAZA

From an empty phone to $ZAZA in your wallet, in about ten minutes.

1. Get a wallet

1. Install PhantomFrom the App Store, Google Play or as a browser extension, checking the maker is Phantom (fakes exist). Solflare and Backpack work too.
2. Create a new walletLock it with a password or Face ID.
3. Write down your recovery phraseTwelve words, on paper: anyone who has them can empty the wallet, and without them a lost phone is a lost wallet. Never type them into a website or chat.

2. Put some SOL in it

• Buy it in Phantom: tap Buy, pick SOL and pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay (the payment partners take a fee and may ask for ID).
• Or send it from an exchange to your Phantom Receive address, on the Solana network. Send a small amount first.
• Keep about 0.02 SOL spare for network fees.

3. Swap SOL for $ZAZA

Every way buys the same coin, 148fJTrVybPyQqzTxNzfLQq5sxVkMfmV2cLpAyVnNCX3: never a coin with another address, whatever it's called.

• On zazadog.fun: the homepage's Buy section has a swap. Pick SOL, USDC or $CARDS and an amount, connect your wallet and approve the swap.
• In ZAZA World: Buy $ZAZA in ZAZA's window or on Mint by the Stonk House, or Trade in the app: connect your wallet, pick an amount of SOL and approve the swap.
• In Phantom: tap Swap and swap from SOL. Paste the address above rather than searching the name, check it says Pikachu Dog (ZAZA), and confirm.
• On Raydium: open $ZAZA on Raydium, connect Phantom and swap from SOL.

4. You're a holder

• Can't see $ZAZA in Phantom? Switch ZAZA on under Manage token list.
• $CARDS rewards arrive by themselves: no staking, no claiming. See Holder rewards.
• Play as a holder: in ZAZA World, Connect wallet and sign the free sign-in message (a signature, not a transaction). How on a phone, and what holding opens: Getting in.

🧱 The Buy Wall

Buy $ZAZA only if the market cap drops to a level you pick. Everyone's waiting buys stack into one wall at the 🗼 Buy Wall Tower on Sparkle Beach, south of town in ZAZA World.

• Pay with $CARDS, USDC or SOL, at least $10 a buy (Jupiter's minimum). If the market cap drops to your level, it buys by itself, even while you're away, and the $ZAZA lands in your wallet.
• Each buy is a Jupiter limit order from your own wallet: the money waits in your own Jupiter vault, never with ZAZA World, and there's no fee from us. It waits up to 30 days; Take back returns it any time. A stopped or ended buy's money stays in the vault until you press Withdraw. The window shows your vault and what it holds: add its address to your wallet as a watch-only address to follow it.
• Move a waiting buy by dragging its brick to another market cap: the same buy and money, nothing to sign.
• $ZAZA's pool is small, so a big buy lifts the price as it fills and gets less $ZAZA. The window shows what yours really gets; a few smaller buys at different levels go further.
• Your wallet signs a free sign-in to Jupiter, the deposit, and the withdrawal if you take it back. Buys you make on jup.ag show on the wall too.
• $ZAZA's 3% fee applies when a buy goes through. A wall slows a drop; it isn't a price floor.

Getting started

$ZAZA & $CARDS

Two tokens: the coin you hold, and the reward it pays. How they fit with the vault and ZAZA World: The ZAZA economy. Their addresses: Official links & addresses.

$ZAZA

The ZAZA coin, launched on Stonk.fun, with a 3% fee on every transfer built into the contract: that fee pays holder rewards.

Name

Pikachu Dog (ZAZA)

Chain

Solana, Token-2022, 6 decimals

CoinGecko

coingecko.com/en/coins/zaza-3

Buy

How to buy $ZAZA

$CARDS

The token of Collector Crypt, the platform that puts graded trading cards on Solana. $ZAZA holders are paid their rewards in $CARDS. Its supply is 2,000,000,000 at most and burn-only: it can never grow.

The ZAZA / CARDS pool

$ZAZA trades against $CARDS in a Raydium pool (chart). The pool's $ZAZA can't earn rewards, so it is left out of holder counts and reward maths. Adding to it: Liquidity providers.

ZAZA's level

ZAZA gains a level for every $100K of $ZAZA market cap: his aura and title change, the World's chat announces it, and some levels open more of the World.

A new land opens once ZAZA has held its level for 15 minutes, for $ZAZA holders. If ZAZA drops below it, a 24-hour countdown starts and the land hides again unless he climbs back. The Shipyard never closes again, and what ZAZA looks like after evolving stays a secret.

Getting started

The vision

Where ZAZA is going, in ten chapters: from a free game to the ideal $CARDS mascot. Break the seal to read the story; the whole chronicle is on the ZAZA Map.

The ZAZA ChronicleTen chapters and a loop · about two minutes

Break the seal ▶

‹ ❚❚ › Whole map

The ten chapters

The flywheel

Meme speculation brings attention to the game, and the game feeds the meme and charges it, more and more: the loop the story ends on. How trades turn into real cards: The ZAZA economy.

A vision, not a promise: plans change as we build.

Getting started

FAQ

Quick answers, each with a link to the page that has the details.

ZAZA & rewards

The vault

ZAZA World

Playing ZAZA World

Ask one of these in the World's chat and the answer shows under your line, for you only, with More for this page.

Card Hunt

More

Glossary

The words you'll see around ZAZA, in plain English.

$ZAZA

ZAZA's coin on Solana: a Token-2022 token whose 3% transfer fee funds holder rewards.

$CARDS

Collector Crypt's token, and the token $ZAZA holders are paid in.

Stonk.fun

The rewards service that turns $ZAZA's transfer fee into $CARDS and pays holders.

Payout round

One distribution of $CARDS from Stonk.fun to all eligible holders.

Community Vault

The Solana program that collects pledged rewards for the Card Hunt's packs and community marketing.

Charging / charger

Pledging your future Stonk.fun rewards to the vault; a charger is a wallet doing it.

Pledge / cap

Your on-chain permission for the vault to collect, and the most it may ever collect.

Starting balance

The $CARDS you held when you pledged. The vault can never collect below it.

Vault bot

The automated key that recognises Stonk.fun payouts and collects them into the vault.

Squads multisig

The shared wallet that alone can spend or pause the vault, and that controls program upgrades.

Marketing wallet

The multisig's $CARDS account, where collected rewards go before they're spent.

Holder tier

Your rank by $ZAZA held, Common to Legendary, shown as a badge in ZAZA World.

ZAZA's level

ZAZA's power, set by $ZAZA's market cap; some levels open more of the World. See ZAZA's level.

Guardian

The creature that protects a hidden card or pack. Beat it to claim.

Gym fight

A one-on-one player fight inside the Gym House. It counts for your ZAZA Elo.

Duel

An unrated player fight out on the map, outside the Gym and the Colosseum.

Demo card

A sample card for practising the hunt: no value, nothing on-chain.

Sealed pack

A real Collector Crypt pack in the Card Hunt, bought and opened the moment it's found.

Card pool

The vault $CARDS set aside for the Card Hunt's packs; everything else stays for marketing.

Prize bot

The automated key that funds, buys and delivers Card Hunt packs, within the multisig's on-chain cap.

Collector Crypt

The platform that vaults graded trading cards and issues them as NFTs on Solana.

Gacha machine

Collector Crypt's pack machine, where the hunt buys its sealed Pokémon packs.

VRF

Verifiable random function: on-chain randomness anyone can check, used to draw Gacha cards.

Sign-in message

A free wallet signature (not a transaction) that proves you own your wallet in ZAZA World.

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Official links & addresses

Bookmark these. Anything else claiming to be ZAZA isn't.

Links

Tokens

$ZAZA

148fJTrVybPyQqzTxNzfLQq5sxVkMfmV2cLpAyVnNCX3

$CARDS

CARDSccUMFKoPRZxt5vt3ksUbxEFEcnZ3H2pd3dKxYjp

ZAZA / CARDS pool (Raydium)

AkMXsY6bLNkt3dQKkmRfA4u5RnL8hxCb48jGCpWFTZXd

Community Vault

Vault program

8qG8NYQAPR5J29RYQxdf9rnvyHJcnaEZaxX4pvpYcycc

Vault authority

4y7sSpBzFKmXPJvd7GmjRGcmtYNd2ChMa9tafB9SNgws

Reward vault

33sG2HgLkp5rozTXyjb7aYsn9yPi87DXEKFZmSxartsg

Squads multisig vault

3BJZcsKgnM2h1BmZhJJ2YXut3mNnHUaMNkpjN9mdkHYw

Marketing wallet ($CARDS)

GaGPFMGePZeeL1FufMfnDVCfC38BV1b4tXtgdfbGywtQ

Stonk.fun payout wallet

HuBMeYW3aDn8BH65fo8xxbP4oiexyup8udzKyccgi8Ga

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Risks & disclaimer

ZAZA is a fan project, a free game and a memecoin. Read this before you put money into any of it.

The coins

• $ZAZA is a memecoin: nothing backs it, and its price can swing hard or fall to zero.
• Its pool is small: a big buy or sell moves the price, and selling a lot can bring back far less than the chart shows.
• The 3% fee is paid on every transfer, buys and sells included ($ZAZA & $CARDS).
• $CARDS rewards aren't guaranteed (Holder rewards), and $CARDS's own price moves too.

On-chain

• What you sign is final: nobody can reverse a transaction, or bring back a lost recovery phrase or a drained wallet. Use only the official links & addresses.
• Smart contracts can fail: the vault program, the pool and the services below can have bugs or be attacked.
• Others run Stonk.fun, Raydium, Jupiter, Collector Crypt, Squads and your wallet app, under their own terms.
• Read the risks on each page first: adding liquidity, charging the vault (no refunds) and the Buy Wall.

The game and its prizes

• Real cards are random, and a card's worth is the market's, not a promise: insured value isn't a sale price.
• Rules, prizes and drops change as ZAZA World grows, and some stop (Dev log).
• World purchases (boosts, rare goods, quest skips, hatching time…) are for play, not an investment.

Where you live

Crypto may be restricted or taxed where you live: that's yours to check.

Rewards & vault

Collector Crypt: real cards, NFTs & $CARDS

A Collector Crypt card NFT stands for one physical graded card held in their vault: whoever holds the NFT can redeem the card.

How a real card becomes an NFT

1. A graded card arrives. Collector Crypt inspects the slab and stores it.
2. The collector receives its NFT. Deposit guide ↗

See the card behind the NFT

Pecharunt · PSA 10

A real example: 2024 Shrouded Fable promo #129, certificate 111017357 ↗.

A card's metadata holds its photos, grader, grade, certificate number, vault and insured value: match them to the slab. Insured value is not a guaranteed sale price. Card metadata ↗

Keep it, trade it or have it delivered

• Keep: the NFT stays in your wallet, the card in storage.
• Trade: list it or take an offer on Collector Crypt's marketplace, in USDC. Marketplace guide ↗
• Redeem: pay shipping and burn the NFT, and the slab is shipped to you. Withdrawal guide ↗

What a sealed Gacha pack does

• Verifiable randomness picks the rarity tier (Common, Uncommon, Rare or Epic), then the card, with a proof you can check. Read the machine's odds before buying. How the draw is verified ↗
• An eligible pull can be sold back for USDC within 72 hours, for a share of its insured value. Buyback details ↗

Where $CARDS fits

$CARDS is Collector Crypt's own token ($ZAZA & $CARDS), separate from the card NFTs and the marketplace's USDC: it gives you no particular slab. Tokenomics ↗ · Official $CARDS guide ↗

How ZAZA fits in

Part of the Community Vault's $CARDS buys Collector Crypt packs for the Card Hunt. A winner's card NFT goes straight to their wallet: keep it, sell it back or list it, or send it back to be hidden again. Redeeming the card happens on Collector Crypt.

Rewards & vault

The ZAZA economy

Holding $ZAZA earns $CARDS, chargers pass theirs to the Community Vault, and the vault and the World's sales buy real Pokémon packs that players win in ZAZA World.

The whole loop in one picture

1. Hold $ZAZA, earn $CARDSStonk.fun pays every trade's 3% fee out to holders as $CARDS. Holder rewards
2. Charge the vaultPledge your future $CARDS rewards; your $ZAZA stays put. The Community Vault
3. Into the multisigThe community's Squads multisig holds the budget, with Marketplace sales, boosts, donations and 10% of every $ZAZA sale between players.
4. Real Pokémon packsIt buys sealed Collector Crypt packs, capped on-chain, each bought and opened the moment a player finds it: nobody knows the card inside, not even the team. Automatic pack hiding
5. Find it, battle for itBeat a hidden pack's guardian and the graded card goes to your wallet. The Card Hunt
6. Players and ambassadorsMost packs go to players, a share (30% today) to creators who bring players in. Ambassador program

The flywheel

Every viral clip and every new player adds trading. More trading pays more $CARDS, the vault buys more real cards to hide in ZAZA World, and that brings in more players.

What happens in the next levels?

ZAZA levels up as $ZAZA's market cap grows, and the map and the Card Hunt grow with him. What each level opens, and for whom: ZAZA's level.

The map grows

The Card Hunt grows with him

More trading means more $CARDS for the vault: more cards on the map, more hunters at once, and room to find more than one each. Goals, not promises: it all depends on how much $ZAZA trades.

One dog, two sides

The meme brings people in; the game pays them $CARDS and hides real Pokémon cards for them in ZAZA World, free to play.

A real dog who looks just like Pikachu, with the meme power of Doge, and a $CARDS mascot. Watch him at the Pokémon Store in Shanghai, on a bronze dragon and on Miami's stadium screen.

Rewards & vault

Holder rewards

Just hold $ZAZA. Every transfer pays a 3% fee, and that fee comes back to holders as $CARDS, automatically: no staking, no claiming.

How you earn: the Stonk.fun mechanism

The Stonk House

In ZAZA World, the Stonk House in ZAZA Town explains all this on four boards, with Penny the Stonk broker and the Founders' Wall for the team who build Stonk.fun (@LaunchOnSF on X). $ZAZA on Stonk.fun

💰 When a payout lands, in ZAZA World

Play ZAZA World with your wallet and a window tells you each time a payout reaches it (or the next time you sign in), with what to do with it:

• Buy $ZAZA: swap the $CARDS for $ZAZA right there, from your own wallet, through Jupiter. It takes a little SOL for the network fee.
• ⚡ Charge the vault: opens the Community Vault, so your next payouts buy Card Hunt packs and marketing.
• 🧱 Buy Wall: place them on the Buy Wall, to buy $ZAZA only if the market cap drops to your level.

Close it and your $CARDS stay in your wallet. Vault chargers don't get it: the vault collects their payouts.

Rewards leaderboard

• The rewards board lists the top 30 holders by $ZAZA held, with each bag and its lifetime $CARDS rewards; the podium shows the top 3 by lifetime $CARDS received. ⚡ marks what a wallet has given the Community Vault.
• “Received” counts only $CARDS from Stonk.fun's genuine $ZAZA payout rounds, including the share later passed to the vault.
• Your badge goes by your holder tier.

Want your rewards to do more? Pledge them to the Community Vault: they buy Card Hunt packs and marketing, and unlock the VIP perks.

Rewards & vault

Liquidity providers

Add $ZAZA and $CARDS to the $ZAZA/$CARDS pool and you're a liquidity provider (LP): you steady the price, earn trading fees and power up in ZAZA World like a Super Saiyan.

What the pool is

Every $ZAZA trade goes through this Raydium pot of $ZAZA and $CARDS: the fuller it is, the less one big trade moves the price. You add both in its ratio and get LP tokens, your receipt.

The perks

• Your $ZAZA still counts. Your share of the pool's $ZAZA counts as yours in ZAZA World: holder tier, the 1% Club, legend gear, gems and the Card Hunt.
• Trading fees. Most of every swap's fee stays in the pool for its providers, and comes out with your liquidity.

Your aura

Add 500K $ZAZA and you glow on the map, more as your share grows. Every step counts what you add before the 3% fee: add 500K and about 485K lands in the pool, and you're a Drop.

• Drop500K+
• Stream2.5M+
• River10M+
• Ocean20M+, with lightning

Saiyan power

More attack and defence in every fight: two and a half times a vault charger's power for the same $ZAZA, on top of your gems and charger power.

• 500K+ $ZAZA added (Drop): +2.5% attack and defence
• 1M+: +5%
• 2.5M+ (Stream): +10%
• 5M+: +15%
• 10M+ (River): +20%
• 20M+ (Ocean): +25%

Against a card pack's guardian in the Card Hunt every hero fights on the same terms: neither gems nor Saiyan power count there.

The Super Saiyan form

A vault charger who's also an LP (500K+ added) wears the Martial Gi and Battle Armor Super: golden hair, teal eyes, golden aura.

• Martial GiSuper
• Battle ArmorSuper

The VIP Garden

Any $ZAZA in the pool opens the VIP Garden's golden gate and gives you the vault chargers' VIP perks (For vault chargers), except charger power and the thank-you gift. Your name shows 💧 where a charger's shows ⚡.

The Saiyan Chamber

A regeneration tank behind the Whale Room's gold doors, for 1% Club members. Step in: an LP powers up in their own aura, anyone else in a taste of a River one, and its window shows your power level (the $ZAZA you added, in thousands).

Before you add

• Stonk.fun rewards pay your wallet only. The pool's $ZAZA earns trading fees, not $CARDS, and charges the vault nothing: chargers, keep what charges in your wallet.
• The 3% fee is paid going in and again coming out.
• The mix changes as the price moves (impermanent loss): if $ZAZA goes up you take out less $ZAZA and more $CARDS than you put in, and the reverse.
• Keep your LP tokens in your wallet. Locked, burned or staked ones don't count in the World.

How to add liquidity

1. Have both coinsAbout the same worth of $ZAZA and $CARDS in one Solana wallet, plus a little SOL. Buy $CARDS as you would $ZAZA (How to buy $ZAZA), with its address: CARDSccUMFKoPRZxt5vt3ksUbxEFEcnZ3H2pd3dKxYjp
2. Open the poolZAZA / CARDS on Raydium ↗ (on a phone, in Phantom's browser), and check its address in Pool facts.
3. DepositType the $ZAZA to add (Raydium fills in the $CARDS) and approve. Your LP tokens land in your wallet, and ZAZA World counts them within a few minutes.

Taking it out: Raydium → Portfolio → withdraw. Both coins come back with their fees, and the aura goes.

Pool facts

Pool

AkMXsY6bLNkt3dQKkmRfA4u5RnL8hxCb48jGCpWFTZXd

LP token

7yiSAKundfmHLB2WWBEEAjnWFaBH8jVZn2FMk6JHZDqn

Swap fee

0.25%, about 0.21% of it for the providers

Launch liquidity

Locked for good: nobody can pull it

Rewards & vault

The Community Vault

Pledge the $CARDS rewards your $ZAZA earns to the community fund that buys Card Hunt packs and pays for marketing. Your $ZAZA never leaves your wallet, you choose the most you'll ever give, and you can stop at any moment.

Why a vault?

• A budget funded by holders, with no team wallet or presale. It collects your future $CARDS rewards, never your $ZAZA, which has to stay in your wallet to earn (The Stonk.fun mechanism).
• It pays for Collector Crypt packs for the Card Hunt (the team sets each collection's share) and community marketing: raids, memes, creator posts, Dexscreener boosts.
• Charging unlocks the VIP perks and a thank-you gift and charger power. Playing ZAZA World needs no charge.

Charging, step by step

To charge the vault you need a Solana wallet and a little SOL; it's one transaction.

1. Open the vaultAt zazadog.fun/#vault, or in the Vault building in ZAZA World.
2. Connect your walletRead-only: nothing is signed yet.
3. Choose how much⚡ All my future rewards (no limit) or a limit in $CARDS. Only rewards paid from now on count.
4. Approve one transactionIt records your pledge (and creates your $CARDS account if needed). Each Stonk.fun payout is then collected within a couple of minutes, up to your limit.

What it costs

With Solana's minimum wallet balance, a first charge needs about 0.0019 SOL (0.0034 SOL with a new $CARDS account). There's no vault fee, and the bot pays every collection's fees.

Changing your limit or stopping

• A new cap replaces what's left of the old one. A used-up cap or a removed approval pauses your charge.
• Stop contributing removes the approval and returns the deposit (revoked it in your wallet? Press Close & get deposit back).

If something goes wrong

• A red “Request blocked” warning in Phantom: a mistaken flag, under review. Continue only if the address bar says exactly zazadog.fun.
• “Unexpected error” after approving: approve once more; nothing is charged twice.
• Stuck? Post your wallet address and a screenshot in the Telegram.

Safety & on-chain rules

The vault is a Solana program, and the blockchain itself enforces these rules:

• Your starting balance is protected. Nothing below the $CARDS you held when you pledged can be collected, even with a stolen bot key.
• Nothing twice, never over your limit.
• Only the bot collects, only into the vault. Only the Squads multisig can spend, pause or change the bot key, and no instruction can change the multisig. The one other way out: a capped amount per time window, only to the hunt's prize account (the on-chain spending cap).
• Stop always works, even while the vault is paused.

Spotting Stonk.fun payouts is the bot's job: it counts only $CARDS sent by Stonk.fun's known payout wallets. Verify it yourself: the vault program, its authority (the approved spender) and the Squads multisig are in Official links & addresses.

The vault numbers

Donations

The 💛 Donate directly card under Your charge on zazadog.fun sends $CARDS, USDC, SOL or a Collector Crypt card straight to the Squads multisig. Send it yourself from any Solana wallet or app to that address and it counts the same (not from an exchange). Donated cards are given away; donations count toward Top supporters and bring a donor pass.

Vault history

Connect your wallet for the last 300 events: charges, stops, collections, packs paid for, donations, sales and marketing spends.

In ZAZA World

The Vault building opens the same panel, plus the cards it can give away right now (one sealed pack each, $CARDS counted at 90% of today's price) and what 🛒 From the Marketplace and ⚡ From boosts brought in. ⏩ From quest skips is $ZAZA for the ZAZA Faucet, not the multisig.

Holders who don't charge yet get a short reminder once a week at most; Volt by the Vault explains it too.

Shops

Boosts

A Fight boost makes you hit harder in every fight, most of all while your hero is new.

How strong

Your Adventure level as each fight starts sets its strength.

The rules

• It counts on top of your potions against wildlife, raid bosses, masters, the Trial's demons and other players, on the map, in the Colosseum and in the Gym. Never against a card pack's guardian or the Gym's training dummy. Your XP doesn't change.
• Boosts on the Character tab sells 15 minutes, 30 minutes or an hour of play: 0.025, 0.05 or 0.1 SOL, or as much in $CARDS or USDC (signed in with your wallet).
• Each wallet can buy one Fight boost every 24 hours. It waits up to 30 days for you to press Start, and its time only runs while you're online and not away.
• The money goes to the Squads multisig that pays for the Card Hunt's prizes (The vault numbers).

Rewards & vault

Holder perks & VIP

What holding $ZAZA and charging the vault change in ZAZA World: your badge and looks, the VIP Garden, the 1% Club and its whale chat, and your Discord roles.

Holder tiers

Your tier goes by your share of the $ZAZA supply (about 1 billion), your $ZAZA in the pool included ($ZAZA in the pool).

• Your badge shows in chat, on your profile card and the leaderboard once you've signed in, and on your name plate: in your tier colour, the tier's badge at its edge, then picture and name (⚡ for chargers, 💧 for liquidity providers). Tier names aren't written over heads: click a player to see it on their card. In a fight, each holder's box is filled with their tier colour, without the badge; a player without $ZAZA gets a slate box. Rows in the online list look the same, with the tier's name and their place among the top holders (#2).
• Name tags are smaller on a phone; Settings → Show other players' names hides them all, on the map and in the 3D view (a call for help's ! still shows).
• The lands, the Shipyard's voyage and real prizes are for holders (Getting in).
• Bigger bags: 1M+ and 10M+ holders borrow T1 and T2 gear (Holder loaner gear), 10M+ walk and run 50% faster, and 1% of the supply makes you a member of the 1% Club.

Custom looks

Settings → 🎨 Customise character, which opens the Character window on its Style tab. Each wallet keeps its own look.

• Everyone: hair, headwear and an extra (earrings, a scarf, an eye patch or a gold chain).
• Holders: custom colours, shades and a beard (others see colours only on verified holders).
• VIP styles ⚡ (chargers and liquidity providers): more hair, hats and extras (an afro, a top hat, a halo, wings…) and four VIP colours, shown while you charge or provide liquidity.
• Vault costumes ⚡ (chargers and liquidity providers): whole outfits everyone sees, from a martial-arts gi to a shadow mage; anyone can try one on. With liquidity too, the Martial Gi and Battle Armor go Super.

• Martial Gi
• Battle Armor
• Shadow Mage
• Big Sword
• Retardio Cousin

Looks: capes, vests, boots, head covers and auras

Five slots worn over your style (the Character window's Looks tab), plus a shield cover in your own fights. Card skins have a tab of their own. Everyone sees them; none changes a stat.

• Traveller's cloak
• War vest
• Vault war plate
• Vault King's cape
• Golden Surge
• Fast Boots
• X cape
• Storm wings

• By what you hold: a few for everyone, more for holders (a war helm, cape, vest and greaves), the most for chargers (Golden Surge, the Vault King's cape and war plate, Gilded sabatons, Golden ki).
• Bought or earned: the Fast Boots' winged look, looks for feats (levels, the dragon, a Challenge master, ZAZA Elo, Colosseum wins) and the Raider gear. Each shows as ???, with how to earn it, until it's yours.
• Dropped by bosses: a set for each big boss, rare drops from its wins (Boss drop sets).

Boss drop sets

Each big boss drops a set of looks: a head, a vest, a cape and boots. Own the whole set and its aura is yours too. Yours for good; they can't be sold or traded.

• Wyrmskull helm
• Storm mane hood
• Deepwater cape
• Sunforged crown
• Midnight cape
• Tamer's bush hat

• 2% a win: each win a boss pays you rolls once for a piece of its set you don't have yet, and one comes by your 50th such win without one at the latest. The Wild Tamer rolls on its own: 0.5% a win, no floor.
• Everyone rolls: each hero in a raid rolls for themselves. The fight's result names your piece, and the World hears about it.
• In the Wardrobe: the ❔ Special tab lists every piece with its boss and your wins since your last piece; once it's yours it's in Looks. A land's set shows once that land opens.

Card skins

The Wardrobe's 🎴 Cards tab dresses your fight box, your profile's head and your row in the online list, always in your holder rank's colour (slate without $ZAZA). Your rank itself is never for sale.

• A super rare card carries its legend's painting, a foil rim and a slow shine.
• A won card is yours the moment you reach it: a chat line tells you, and its 🎴 Wear it opens the Cards tab on it. Nothing goes on by itself (Vault King aside).
• Looks only: no card changes a stat.
• Tap a player: their profile names the card behind their name and how to get it.

For vault chargers

Liquidity providers get these too (The VIP Garden).

• VIP Garden: the Warden lets in chargers, donors for a while (Donor passes), 1% holders and liquidity providers, and shows anyone else round from level 5 (Garden tour). Inside: the VIP Wardrobe, the VIP chest with a Club hat , a Red Bull machine (+100% speed for 3 minutes) and the VIP Bar, with a free Healing draught and Redcap tonic every 24 hours.
• The 1% Club's library and lounge (For 1% holders) and the 1% Club chat tab (donors too; switch it on in Settings).
• VIP styles, vault costumes (Custom looks) and charger power.
• A thank-you gift, once per hero, when the World first sees your wallet charging with 500K+ $ZAZA in it (within about 15 minutes): the Vault King's cape to keep for good, even if you stop, a Golden ZAZA Egg and 3 Greater healing potions at the Storage House.

Charger power

More attack and defence in every fight, by the $ZAZA in the wallet you charge with. Liquidity providers get Saiyan power, which adds to it.

• 500K+ $ZAZA in your wallet: +1% attack and defence
• 1M+: +2%
• 2.5M+: +4%
• 5M+: +6%
• 10M+: +8%
• 20M+: +10%

It doesn't count against a card pack's guardian in the Card Hunt. It stops when you stop charging, and donor passes don't include it.

Donor passes

A donation to the vault gives your wallet the chargers' VIP perks for a while, by what it was worth when it landed:

• $1: 15 minutes
• $10: 1 hour
• $50: 1 day
• $100: 1 week (and a week for every $100 more)

Amounts in between count in proportion, and a new donation starts where your pass ends. Sign in with the wallet you gave from.

Garden tour

From level 5, anyone the gate doesn't open for can walk the garden and the 1% Club's library and lounge for 5 minutes, once a day: open the golden gate, or ask the Warden. The Red Bull, the VIP Bar, the VIP styles and the 1% Club chat stay for chargers, donors and liquidity providers, and the Whale Room for members.

For 1% holders

Wallets holding 1% of the $ZAZA supply (about 10,000,000 $ZAZA) are members of the 1% Club, charging or not. Its marble door, in the VIP Garden's north hedge, opens for members, chargers, donors, liquidity providers and garden tours.

• The library: a fireplace that fills your run energy, and the whale chat poster.
• The lounge: the bar, Sterling the butler, a grand piano and the 1% Wall, a gold frame for every 1%+ wallet.
• The Whale Room, the members' own, behind the lounge's gold doors. What's inside, members find out for themselves, all but the Saiyan Chamber. Sell below 1% and you're shown out within 10 minutes.

The whale chat

The 1% holders' private Telegram chat, for wallets with 10,000,000 $ZAZA or more. Collab.Land, a bot many crypto communities use, checks your wallet and lets you in.

How Collab.Land works

1. Open the invite (a chat with @collablandbot) and press Start.
2. Connect Wallet: on connect.collab.land pick your Solana wallet and sign the message, within 5 minutes. Connected before? Use Connected Wallets.
3. Join Group, and you're in.

• Signing is free and moves nothing: it isn't a transaction.
• Only the wallet counts: $ZAZA in the pool counts in ZAZA World (Liquidity providers), not there.
• It checks again from time to time: under 1% and you're taken out; back over it, use the same link.

On our Discord the same 10,000,000 $ZAZA gives the 1% VIP Lounge role, which opens #whales, and $ZAZA in the pool counts there: link your wallet (Discord roles). In ZAZA World the whale chat's poster has both.

Discord roles

Link the wallet you play with at zazadog.fun/discord/connect, or at the Discord House in ZAZA Town (Holder roles: your World sign-in counts), and our Discord gives you:

• Your holder tier (Holder tiers), in its colour.
• $ZAZA Holder: any $ZAZA, in the wallet or the pool. Opens #holders.
• 1% VIP Lounge: 10,000,000 $ZAZA or more. Opens #whales too.
• Ambassador or Creator: by the wallet our ambassadors and creators signed up with.

Roles follow your $ZAZA, checked every few hours; one wallet, one Discord. The team gives the Team and Community Lead roles by hand, and neither DMs you first.

ZAZA World

ZAZA World

A free old-school pixel RPG, open to everyone: explore, mine, forge gear, battle wildlife and guardians, duel other players and hunt hidden cards, with the rest of the community.

It borrows from four classics: the skills and long climb to level 100 of Old School RuneScape, the turn-based battles of Pokémon, the dungeon runs of Diablo and the voyages and trading of Anno 1503.

Getting in

Type a name, pick a free look and press Play, on zazadog.fun or at zazadog.fun/world (signed in on this device? Play goes straight to your hero). With no wallet you play as a guest, saved on this device. Connect wallet (Phantom, Solflare or Backpack) for one hero on every device, holder perks and real prizes.

Play on another device

Your hero lives on its wallet. To play it on a phone or another computer without that wallet there:

1. Where your hero is signed in, tap 📲 by your wallet, or 📲 Play on another device on the start screen.
2. On the other device, scan the QR code with the camera, or open zazadog.fun/world, tap Have a code from another device? and type the 8 letters.

Or press Use my X on the other device's start screen, if your X is paired with that wallet (in the X tab; an X paired with several wallets brings the last one).

A code works once, for 10 minutes. Either way only that device is signed in to ZAZA World: your wallet stays where it is. The device stays signed in until you press Disconnect, and your hero plays on one device at a time.

Your name

Type 2 to 15 letters, numbers, spaces and .'-, or press Use my X beside Connect wallet: your X name goes in the box and your X picture becomes your picture in the World, guests too. ZAZA World only reads them and never posts. A hero that already has a name keeps it, and an X paired with a wallet signs you in to that wallet's hero instead. To change it, open Settings → Change name, type the new one and press Play. Names that copy NPCs, staff or another holder, or that are offensive, are replaced.

Your first quest

Pip, the caretaker in the town square, gives new heroes ZAZA's New Hero. It starts by itself for anyone below level 10.

• ➜ Go on the quest tracker walks you to the next step and does it, and a gold arrow marks it on the map: for Pip's quest and the first chapter of The Shattered Core (First Signs) only.
• While you're on Pip's quest, nothing charges you and the tall grass stays quiet: you pick every fight.
• After the initial tutorial, Pip asks how you found ZAZA (once). Then he asks where you're from: pick your country's flag, or Not now.

You finish at level 2. Pip's reward starts the story quests and your Daily tasks; while the demo cards are on your map, his The Card Hunter asks for 3 of them, for a Quest Point.

Daily tasks

Once Pip's first quest is done, every hero, guests included, gets three daily tasks for their level every day at 00:00 UTC: a fight, a skill and a place to visit. X-connected $ZAZA holders also get a required fourth, on X (X raids).

• Each gameplay task pays 2% of the XP your next level costs (at least 10 XP); from level 50 each level adds 6 XP to a task (300 at level 50, 324 at 54). All of the day's tasks done pays a bonus of 4%, plus 0.5% for every day of your streak up to 7 days, then a little more each day to 10% on day 100.
• Your streak (days in a row with every task done) grows the bonus for up to 100 days; miss a day and it starts again. Every 7th day brings a Golden ZAZA Egg.
• Tall grass tasks come from level 7, far places from level 5, a rated duel or a Clash from level 10 (a win over a shadow counts).
• While a drop vote is open, heroes from level 5 who haven't voted get one more task: vote on next week's drop times at the 🗳 ballot box on the town square (🗳 Go vote walks you there). It pays like the others; if the vote closes first, it leaves the day.
• Once all of the day's tasks are done, bonus cards show above them. Until 13 November (UTC) a Game of the Year bonus heads them: vote for ZAZA World on PlayToEarn, tick ✓ I voted, and get the XP of one Ignizard win at your level (your first of the day), at most half of what your next level costs, once.
• Then three cheers for ZAZA, once each: follow ZAZA World on PlayToEarn, drop a 🚀 on DEX Screener, and on CoinGecko tap ⭐ Add to Portfolio and 🚀. ✓ Done pays a daily task's XP once and ticks the same step of the story quests. These cards don't count toward the day's bonus.
• Never tuned in to ZAZA Radio? A gold 📻 Try ZAZA Radio card follows: 📻 Tune in lights up the round 📻 by the minimap, and tapping it opens the station wheel. It's gone for good once a station comes in or you tick ✓ Done (no XP).

The Fire Pit

A fire pit with sixteen stump seats burns in the meadow between Moonwater Lake and the Dragon's Maw. Walk onto a stump to sit.

• Every 10 minutes on a stump pays 0.5% of the XP your next level costs (at least 5 XP, at the daily tasks' steadier pace from level 49), up to 6 times a day.
• Cook your fish on it while it warms you (Cooking).
• Its ground is calm: no monster charges you by the fire, and no player can attack you there: it's part of the safe zone.

Playing as a holder

1. Hold $ZAZAAny amount above zero, in the wallet you play with (your share of the $ZAZA/$CARDS pool counts). See How to buy.
2. Sign in onceConnect that wallet and sign the free sign-in message when you press Play.

• The sign-in is a message signature, not a transaction: it costs nothing and cannot move your funds. You stay signed in on that device until it goes 30 days without playing, on up to 10 devices per wallet; when a sign-in has run out, Play asks you to sign again.
• A guest hero saved in the same browser stays separate and can never replace the wallet hero.
• Every 10 minutes the server re-checks your $ZAZA; without it, the holders' places and perks close and you play on as a guest.
• What holding and charging open: Holder perks & VIP.

Read-only by default

Connecting only shares your public address. Your wallet is asked to approve something only when you press it: the free sign-in, vault charging, a buy or sell, a purchase, selling a card you found or sending an X drop.

ZAZA World

Controls & screen

What every key and button does. The rules of each feature are on its own page.

Moving

• Walking is 5.4 tiles a second, running 9.6 (holders of 10M+ $ZAZA move faster: Holder perks).
• Run energy (0–100) lasts about 360 tiles. It refills slowly while you walk, faster standing still; the meadow camp's campfire gives +30, and Nurse Ivy refills it for free. Below level 10 the run button glows gold whenever you could run.

Hotkeys

In battle: 1 Guard, 2 Attack, 3 Technique, 4 Run / Forfeit, 5 Potion; arrows and Enter work too (the battle menu).

On the screen

Share a picture after a win or from the Character tab, with your caption: download it, share it or post it on X (nothing is posted for you).

Settings

ZAZA World

Places & characters

The map, its buildings and the people you'll meet. You start in the middle of ZAZA Town, then come back where you left off.

Areas

Buildings

Characters

Guns

Three very rare guns let you shoot the World's people, Jon Wik style: they drop where they stood, and get back up 40 seconds later.

• Finding one: from level 10, any won fight may hand you one (the table's chances). Tall-grass monsters drop them rarest of all: a Pistol 1 in 1,500,000 wins, a Shotgun 1 in 10,000,000, a Machine gun 1 in 50,000,000.
• Trading: right-click a player and pick Trade with, or find one at the Auction House. No knockout, player fight or bet ever takes one.
• Shooting NPCs: right-click one of the World's own folk and pick 🔫 Shoot. Pistols, Shotguns and Machine guns cannot shoot players. Shots come back at 00:00 UTC.
• Bullets: once your Pistol's shot of the day is fired, each Bullet fires it once more. They come one at a time from Weekly Loot draws; you hold 5 at most, and trade them like guns.
• Who: the World's own folk, the casino's staff (Roxy, Lola, Coco and Gigi) and Scarlett, DaveO's lucky charm; never real people or partners' characters, the other clubs' people, ZAZA, the Titan or Death.

Weapons that fire at heroes

Rarer still, these fire at other heroes; most come from the Auction House.

• Where: only where a player fight could start, at a hero a player fight could take (not under the newcomer shield, away, in a fight or in your squad).
• Nothing is lost: a knocked-out hero wakes up next to Nurse Ivy with everything they had, and can't be shot or attacked for a minute.
• Jon Wik: shoot more than 3 heroes in a UTC day and he comes for you.

Mounts

Six mounts to ride out on the map, from a Brown Horse to a Celestial Dragon. They're kept at the Royal Stables in Palm Lagoon, and come with it at ZAZA Level 6.

Mount	Rarity	How you get it
Brown Horse	Common	Hollis saddles it from level 40 for 300 Horseshoes, 40 hide and 30 iron ore.
War Horse	Rare	Hollis saddles it from level 40 for 1,500 Horseshoes once you've won 30 fights in the Colosseum or the Gym House.
Ember Drake	Epic	1 in 800 wins over Ignizard in a raid.
Storm Unicorn	Legendary	1 in 2,700 Weekly Loot draws.
Celestial Dragon	Mythic	Make a wish on the seven Crystal Balls.
Royal Gryphon	Mythic	Not to be had yet: it comes later.

• Speed: a mount runs 30% faster than running, with no run energy. Every mount is as fast as the next. It never adds to a Red Bull, Fast Boots, a cooked fish or a holder's stride: whichever is fastest counts.
• Where: out on the map. You're off it at doors, in rooms, in fights and at sea, and back on when you come out.
• Horseshoes come from every fight won in Palm Lagoon: 1 for a wild monster, 2 for a lurker, 3 for an elite, 5 for one of the Most Wanted, 8 for a legend, 10 for a raid boss. A boss's mount you already have becomes 150.
• Hollis, the Stablemaster by the Stables' door, saddles the Brown Horse and the War Horse. Ride or walk from anywhere with your Bag's 🐎 Stables.
• Mounts are yours for good: they can't be traded, sold or lost. Epic ones and up carry their own embers, lightning or starlight, and the World's chat hears when someone gets one.

ZAZA World

Multiplayer & chat

Everyone you see in ZAZA World is a real player, except Jon Wik, who comes for bots. Shadows, copies of real heroes to fight when nobody answers a call, say so and never walk the map.

Who's online

• “N online” shows the live count; tap it for the list (holders first, ⚡ by a vault charger, 💧 by a liquidity provider). Tap a name (or 🗺 in 👁 Watch) for their profile view: their card and the world map in one window, with a pin where they are.
• 👁 Watch (in that list, the 👁 after a name in the chat, the world map or a profile) opens a small live window that follows them, fights included. It shows only what you'd see walking there yourself: no land still closed for you, nothing inside the 1% Club unless you're a member, never the Whale Room.
• After 10 minutes without input you show as away (💤) and nobody can attack you; after 30 minutes you're taken off the map until you click or press a key.
• 🌱 Touch grass: after 8 hours in a row on the map you're sent off for a 15-minute break, and after 5 hours on without playing you're taken off the map. Both wait until your fight or dungeon run is over.

Chat

• 👥 Who's online: the 👥 right of Chat ▾ (after the tabs on a computer) shows everyone online above the chat, each squad in a box of its colour, yours first; tap it again to close it. Tap a face to message them, or press and hold it (right-click on a computer) for their profile. The “N online” at the top has the full list.
• 👥 Squad shows your squad's faces on top of its tab: tap the count to show them, ▴ to shrink them again.
• A reload keeps the chat. You get back the past two hours' last lines; one-on-one messages are never kept.
• The World chat is also on our Discord, in #world-chat. Trade, the 1% Club, squads and one-on-one messages never leave the World.
• Click or tap a name in the chat to open that player's profile. The 👁 after a player's name shows where they are right now; tap it again to close it.
• Hover a line (tap on a phone) to see when it was sent, with ↩ Reply, which answers that line, ✉ Message, 🌐 Translate, ⚑ Report and 🔇 Mute.
• 🌐 Translate puts a line in your language; Settings → 🌐 Translate chat into … does every line (never one-on-one messages). An AI translates on a monthly budget: when it's used up, translation rests until the 1st.

🧹 Clear chat empties the chat on your screen, and only yours (or type /clear). On the 👥 Squad tab it clears the squad's lines only.

⚙ Chat settings pick what each tab shows, from 🌍 World news and 📋 Marketplace news to 📣 ZAZA's posts; 💬 Players only leaves just the chats.

Cards in the chat. A Card Hunt find comes in with its card (tap it for ▶ Watch the pull). To show one of yours, open your Card collection and tap 💬 on a real card you pulled: it goes to the tab you're on, and on ✉ DMs only to the player you're writing to. A clue scroll's Share does the same.

$ZAZA buys & sells

Every $ZAZA buy and sell comes into the chat as 🌍 World news, with the 3% fee it pays to holder rewards. A buy rings the ka-ching for everyone online, at most 4 a minute.

• 🎵 Buy anthem (Settings): the tune everyone online hears when your wallet buys, with your buy at the top of their screen: Ka-ching, Airhorn, 808 Drop, Victory, To the Moon, Jackpot, Whale Alert, Power Up or Night Drive. Anthems take turns, never over each other.
• 📻 ZAZA Radio (same window): real songs about ZAZA on genre stations: Big Paw Rock (rock), Moon Trap (hip hop), Whale Waves (house), Neon Paws (synthwave) and Palm Lagoon (reggaeton). Pick one song, or a whole station for a new song each buy. A song plays its hook: 6 s, 10 s from a $100 buy, 20 s from $1,000.
• 📻 Radio (the round 📻 by the minimap's +, or Settings): listen while you play. Pick a station on its wheel and it comes in through a burst of static, its genre and name big on screen for a moment. Every station plays live, the same moment for everyone, and tuning in lands on one of its own songs; after them it plays every other station's, one straight after another. ZAZA Radio Mix takes them all in turn. ⏸ (on the wheel, under the minimap or on your phone's lock screen) pauses it, and ▶ plays on from there. A buy's tune dips it; it has its own volume (in Settings too, beside ⚔ Fight sounds) and plays with Sound effects off. While you listen, everyone sees a little 🔊 on your name tag and your face.
• 📰 ZAZA News (89.3): reporter Sadie Static roasts the day's chat in 30 seconds, a new bulletin every day at 17:30 UTC, before the Golden Hour. Tune in any time for the latest bulletin from the top, then the music follows. If you haven't heard a new bulletin, it also plays once between songs: tune to another station to skip it, or switch that off in Settings.
• Show your hero on your trades (same window, off until you switch it on): the chat names your hero instead of your wallet on your buys and sells; a tap on the name opens your profile.
• Both need a wallet sign-in and count only for the wallet you play with. Play other players' anthems off rings the ka-ching for everyone else's buys; Settings → Ka-ching! off silences them all.

Keeping it safe

• Links, wallet addresses and invite links are blocked; the worst words are masked. At most 5 messages per 8 seconds, no repeats within 15 seconds.
• 🔇 Mute (on a chat line or their card) hides what a player says just for you, on every tab and in DMs; ⚙ Chat settings lists who you muted, to unmute them. Report on a player sends the team their recent messages.
• ⚑ Report on a line hides it for you and sends it to the team. When three players at level 10 or more, from three different homes, report the same public line, it hides for everyone until the team looks; nothing happens to its writer until a person on the team decides.
• Moderators can mute, kick and ban.
• Before you click a link or sign anything: Official links & addresses.

⏸ When the team freezes the game

• The team can pause ZAZA World for everyone for a set time, for a raid together on X or an event: a card on the screen shows their message and the countdown.
• Meanwhile nobody walks, fights, mines, crafts, brews or plays the casino; a fight already on finishes. The chat, your bag, the Marketplace, squads and the Raid Center still work.
• With a raid goal, a bar counts the reactions the team's X post gets; reach the goal and the game unfreezes early.

Your progress

• A guest is saved in that browser: clearing its site data loses the character.
• A signed-in wallet keeps everything, on any device. Signing in moves your guest character to the wallet if it has none yet; two characters are never merged.

ZAZA World

The Storage House

A vault house south-west of ZAZA Town's square, in its safe zone, where nobody can attack you. Leave what you don't want to carry; only you can take it out.

• Up to 60 pieces of gear, and as many materials and potions as you like. 📥 Store everything you carry puts your whole bag in (not what you're wearing).
• The Bank of Lumbridge, in Lumbridge Castle's hall, opens the same Storage.
• Gems and scrolls kept here still work at Brom's bench in the Forge (Sockets & gems); legend gear here still needs your holding.
• Nothing in here can be lost: not in the Colosseum, not to a player who beats you out on the map, and not in a knockout.

What a knockout costs

From level 10, a knockout by a raid boss (the Golden Hour's too), a wanderer, a lurker, a legend or a monster that jumps you out of nowhere (the Most Wanted, the hidden hunters) drops 25% of each stack of materials and potions in your bag (40% to the legends Giratomb and Yvelmort), rounded down, on a random spot of the map, for anyone to find. Bank what you don't need before you go.

• Where: one of the first map's named places or, about one time in three, inside a building anyone can walk into; it never lands in one of the last 4 places a pile landed in. The pile waits 15 minutes; walk up to it and it's back in your bag.
• Everyone hears the place, nobody the spot. A pile shows to anyone within 12 tiles. 🪦 Dropped loot walks you to yours, and 🪦 Loot to find counts everyone else's dropped loot still out there.
• Anyone can take it. The first to reach it keeps it all, and everyone online hears who picked it up, its owner too. Dropped more before anyone got to it? It all goes in one pile on a new spot, with a fresh 15 minutes.
• Running away drops loot too. From level 10, RUN from a raid boss, a legend, one of the Most Wanted or a hidden hunter, or from a wanderer or a lurker above your level, and a random 10% to 25% of those same stacks (25% to 40% from Giratomb or Yvelmort) drops on the map the same way. RUN tells you first the most you could drop.
• Never at risk: your gear, cards, gems, scrolls, Prism shards, Worldhearts, bought and special elixirs, and the Storage House. Ordinary wildlife, the other elites, card guardians and masters drop nothing; a player fight out on the map hands the winner 5% (what a player fight costs).

ZAZA World

Fair play: no macros, no bots

ZAZA World is played by people. Macros, auto-clickers and bots are not allowed, and the game is always watching for them.

Not allowed

• Macros and auto-clickers: anything that clicks, taps or presses keys for you.
• Bots and scripts that mine, fight, walk or chat in your place, or keep playing while you're away, AI browser agents included.
• Modified game clients, and tools that talk to the game server for you.
• Extra accounts farming for you, run by a script.
• Two characters at once: one person playing two characters side by side to collect twice. The game counts them as one player.

Playing fast, or for hours, is fine. What counts is that you're the one playing.

Always watching

The game server is the referee: it checks every step, rolls every encounter and resolves every fight, so nobody can teleport, speed-hack or fake a win. ZAZA World's own checks also watch how each player plays, all the time, for patterns a person doesn't make. Tricks like random delays between clicks don't hide a script, and we never say what the checks look at.

What happens

• Suspicious play is flagged and reported to the team automatically.
• When the checks are sure a macro, an auto-clicker or a bot played for you, what it farmed is taken back straight away, and your fair-play warning says what was taken. You're warned each time, and every 5 minutes while it goes on: every move by your own hand.
• Apart from the bots Jon Wik takes out, a person on the team looks at every report before a wallet is banned, so quick hands or a long session won't get you banned, and whatever a check got wrong is given back. A wallet shown to use a macro or a bot can be banned from ZAZA World, the rankings and the prizes.
• For 7 days after the checks flag a wallet, or the team warns it, its Golden ZAZA Eggs hold no prizes (they still hatch XP and materials).

Jon Wik, the bot hunter

Characters plainly run by a program get a visit from Jon Wik: a black suit, long dark hair and a pistol. He takes each one out with a headshot, in front of everyone there, and throws it out of the World; a ZAZA Faucet claim it was waiting on is cancelled. Most are banned from ZAZA World for good on the spot, with the browser they played in, and kept out of the card hunt; bots that farm the faucet are banned once they keep coming back.

He never goes for a $ZAZA holder, and the team lifts the ban if he gets one wrong. Nobody can fight, follow or invite him.

Seen someone botting?

Click them, pick View profile, then Report → Other, write what you saw, and the team will take a look.

ZAZA World

The ZAZA World app

ZAZA World on your home screen: your holdings, rewards, progress and cards, a trading tab, and a big Play button.

Why play in the app

• Full screen, with no address bar, and the chat and buttons clear of the notch and the home bar.
• Its own icon, opening ZAZA World in its own window (on Android, hold it for shortcuts).
• Everything in one place: your level, gear, rewards and the $ZAZA chart without loading the World. Same World, same character as in a browser.
• Your cards: the real ones you found in the Card Hunt, newest first (tap one to see it big, with its grade and its Collector Crypt page), and greyed under 📤 Sent away once they leave your wallet. Until you find one, the demo cards.

Install it

• Open zazadog.fun/world/app. Chrome, Edge, Android: the Install button. iPhone / iPad: in Safari, Share → Add to Home Screen. A wallet's in-app browser can't install apps.
• Asked in the World: on a phone, when you hand in Pip's quest or one of the story's first three quests, a window shows these steps (twice at most). On iPhone it waits until you've signed in with a wallet: a home-screen app keeps its storage apart from Safari's, so a guest's hero would stay in Safari.

Sign in on a phone

Home-screen apps can't reach Phantom, so you sign in once in Phantom's own browser and bring the sign-in back:

1. In the app, tap Open in Phantom (on Home or the Wallet tab).
2. Connect your wallet there and tap 📱 Play in webapp (one free message signature, not a transaction).
3. Open the app on your home screen straight away: it picks up your sign-in.

Signed in on a computer? Skip Phantom: in the app tap Have a code from another device? and type the code from Play on another device.

The tabs

Connect your wallet, or paste any address to track it read-only. The app shows its last data offline and refreshes every 60 seconds (the Trade tab every 10), or pull down.

Trading

• Candle charts in price or market cap; buy with SOL, sell part or all.
• Slippage 1% by default. A warning shows at 5% price impact, and from 15% you must tap twice.
• Quotes come from Jupiter, and you approve every trade in your wallet; a little SOL is always kept for fees.

Quests & crafting

The Shattered Core

ZAZA World's story: 52 quests in seven chapters from Brom at the Forge and Nurse Ivy at the ZAZA Center, from level 1 to the end. Easy at first, very hard at the end.

How it works

• Everyone is in it. You start when you finish Pip's quest (Your first quest), or at the quest your level is at: a level 30 hero starts at The Blade Master, the quests before it passed (no rewards).
• A quest asks for monsters beaten and materials gathered from the moment it starts: your own fights (your share of a party fight too), mining, picking and fishing, not what's in your bag. Nothing is taken when you hand it in. When a step is a talk, a ! shows who: hearing them out is the step, nothing to buy.
• Deeds count from the start too: wins at the Gym (a master, or a rated ZAZA Elo duel that pays PvP XP), Colosseum ✊ Clashes (win, lose or draw; walking out doesn't count), a siege of Lumbridge Castle (either side, any result), fish cooked (Cooking; a burnt one doesn't count), Retardio Casino rounds and a win of 8× your stake. Card quests count your whole Card Hunt collection, demo cards too (while one asks, the demo cards are on your map, holder or not).
• 𝕏 Raid days from level 30: UTC days your 𝕏 Raid was full (1 new account reached on X) while the quest is on: one up to level 49, two from 50, three from 60, four from 70. A full day counts for every quest that's on. You need a wallet and your X connected. While the 𝕏 Raid is paused, quests don't ask for them.
• Hand it in when a ? shows over Brom or Nurse Ivy: to start or hand in their quests, right-click them (press and hold on a phone) and pick Talk-to.
• In the tracker, tap the story's row for your journey, open on the quest you're on: the story's map, a road that climbs from Pip's quest in ZAZA Town past every quest to the crown. Tap a quest for its page: its steps, your counts and where to go.
• Where you stand among the heroes in the story, like Top 8%, with a medal: Bronze for the top 50%, Silver 25%, Gold 10%, Diamond 5% and Mythic 1% (Iron below that).
• Rewards: fixed XP (boosts don't change it). A chapter's last quest pays twice as much, with potions and a Golden egg; the finale gives the Core Warden's crown.
• Side quests: El Camino, right after Something in the Grass, from level 12; the Storm Watch and the Most Wanted from level 44.

⏩ Skip with $ZAZA

On your journey, skip one step, the rest of a quest or the rest of its chapter with $ZAZA from your wallet. It all goes to the ZAZA Faucet for new heroes: nothing is burned.

• Price: $1 for every 350 XP the quest pays (a chapter's last quest pays twice the XP), in $ZAZA at its live price, $0.60 at least and $15 at most. A step is its share, less what you've done ($0.10 at least); the rest of a chapter is 20% off.
• What you get: the step counts as done, or the quest goes in at once with its whole reward (the rest of a chapter: each later quest then goes in by itself at its level).
• Never skipped: levels (and a new land's opening), the talks, the cheers (PlayToEarn, DEX Screener, CoinGecko: one ✓ Done each), the 𝕏 Raid days and the finale's walk into the sanctum. A quest with a step skipped scores no league points.
• The payment is checked on the chain ($ZAZA's 3% transfer fee applies; you need a little SOL). Each skip shows in the World chat, and the Card Hunt budget window keeps the tally under ⏩ From quest skips (the vault numbers).

The chapters

Every quest also asks for monsters and materials (on its page on your journey) and, from level 30, 𝕏 Raid days.

Chapter I: First Signs (Easy)

Chapter II: Rising Energy (Medium)

Chapter III: Beyond the Safe Lands (Hard)

Chapter IV: The Corrupted Depths (Hard)

Chapter V: Before the Storm (Very hard)

The Storm Watch (side quest, Very hard)

Captain Sable, at the barrier north-east of Sparkwood Forest, has 6 hard quests for heroes of level 44 or more who've done All In. Talk to her to join: nothing done before counts.

• Hard, not rich: each quest pays what a story quest of its level pays and counts like the story's, plus raids won against a raid boss, with a day more of 𝕏 Raid days.
• The legends Mewrath and Auroracune are met 5 times as often while a quest asks for one. The Most Wanted come out of the tall grass only for heroes whose quest asks for one. A win over Solmane (the Golden Hour) counts once a day.

Chapter VI: in the Level 4 land (Very hard)

Chapter VII: in the Level 6 land (Very hard)

Quests & crafting

The Most Wanted

Blitz in the Raid Center keeps a wall of 20 quests for top heroes from level 44, far harder than the story, hunting thirteen monsters nobody else meets. None of them falls to one hero alone.

How it works

• Talk to Blitz from level 44. Up to level 49 you start at the way in; from 50 at the crown (the way in passed, no reward). Hand a quest in when he shows a ?.
• What counts: as in the story, plus raids won against a raid boss that pay you (Bosses & raids).
• 𝕏 Raid days, counted like the story's: two up to level 49, three from 50, four from 60, five from 70.
• Invite points come from your invite link; fresh Raider points are the Raider points you earn after the quest starts.
• Your quest's row in the tracker opens the wall on your quest's page.

Thirteen on the wall

Seven, and an outlaw gang of six, hidden from the map and your Monsters tab until a quest of yours hunts one. Each card gives the party it's built for (the seven: four top heroes in full T6 gear).

The outlaw gang

• Out of the tall grass, about one fight in 10 there, only for a hero whose quest asks for one: the first in Sparkwood Forest, the Old Ruins and the Sunlit Meadow, the rest at the first map's far east edge, the gang round the middle of the map (its quest says where). One that jumps someone in a party takes on the whole party.
• Big moves: all of the seven but the first, and the gang's two strongest, take two Shield Bashes in the same round to stop, the strongest three (Stopping a big blow). One dances itself stronger with every blow: Break Guard stops it.
• A win pays hunt XP, never more than 1,000 to 2,500 XP a hero; a knockout or running costs loot (what a knockout costs).
• The first of them strikes out of nowhere: nobody sees it coming.
• It pays less every time today: each win over it after the day's first pays 30% less (XP, loot and gem chance): 1,800, 1,260, 882, 617 XP. Every win still counts for your quest.

The quests

Each one hunts some of the thirteen and asks for materials (on the wall) and its 𝕏 Raid days. XP boosts don't change what it pays.

The way in: regular quests (levels 44–48)

The crown: the straight way (levels 50–65)

The long road: for the best (levels 66–84)

Quests & crafting

El Camino

A pilgrims' walk across the whole first map, inspired by the Camino de Santiago: seven stamps in a day, from the Forest Gate to the lighthouse at the edge of the world.

The seven stamps

1. Forest Gate: Mr. Mediac, at the top of the Sparkwood road, stamps a fresh passport.
2. Pilgrims' Spring: halfway down the forest road: fill your gourd.
3. Town Fountain: just south of ZAZA Town's square.
4. Stone Cairn: inside the Volt Quarry's mouth, to the west: leave 1 copper ore (the copper rocks are right there).
5. The Meseta: halfway down the dirt trail from the quarry's south mouth, behind Lumbridge Castle.
6. Albergue: the meadow camp's campfire, east along the camp's road.
7. The Cape: the lighthouse on Sparkle Beach's sandy point.

The rules

• Seven stamps, in order, in one day: a passport runs out at 00:00 UTC. One walk a day, about a minute's walking; shell waymarkers line the way.
• Nothing charges you on El Camino and the tall grass beside it stays quiet, so any level can walk it.

What you get

• At the Cape: 8% of what your next level costs, 5% from level 49 (at least 50 XP; boosts don't change it), and your certificate, the passport stamped full.
• A shell in your Bag: bronze after your first walk, silver at 5 walks, gold at 20 walks, then pearl at 30, sapphire at 50 and diamond at 100 walks. Your Pilgrim's shield carries it.
• On your Shattered Core journey from level 12, right after Something in the Grass, it's a side quest your first walk ticks.

The Pilgrim's shield

• Your certificate turns the shield you wear into its Pilgrim's edition: a scallop shell on its face in your shell's colour, and 5% more defence, +1% with each of the pearl, sapphire and diamond shells (8% at 100 walks). No shield yet: you get a Pilgrim's novice shield.
• Forge a better shield from it and the shell stays. It's bound to you.

Quests & crafting

ZAZA Eggs & Weekly Loot

Eggs you get while you play and hatch by playing, each with XP and forge materials; a Golden one can also hold one of the week's prizes. Won fights also fill the Weekly Loot's bar, for draws on its reel.

Where eggs come from

• Pip gives every hero a ZAZA Egg at the end of your first quest.
• A Golden egg every 7th day of your Daily streak (Daily tasks), with the last quest of each chapter of The Shattered Core, and in the vault chargers' thank-you gift.
• Fights, for every hero a win pays: at most 1 a day (UTC), only while fewer than 4 wait in your Bag, and less often from a win that pays less (the same monster again and again).

An egg is yours alone: it can't be traded, sold or dropped.

🍳 The Omelette fuse

The Cook in Lumbridge Castle's kitchen fuses 2 ZAZA Eggs, 100 Redcaps and 50 Silver trout into a Golden ZAZA Egg, 25% of the time. A miss burns the parts and one of the eggs (the omelette); the other stays yours.

• The eggs come from your Bag first, the warming one last, never one that's ready to hatch. Golden eggs don't go in.
• The Redcaps and trout can come from your Storage too.

Warming and hatching

• One egg warms at a time (Warm in your Bag swaps them).
• It warms only while you play: a minute counts when in it you walk around, make a move in a fight, mine or gather, craft or brew or cook. Standing still, chatting, sitting by the Fire Pit or away, it waits. At most 3 hours a day (UTC) count; a Golden egg's daily tasks count only once it's warming.
• ⏳ Hatching time: away for a while? Under the warming egg in your Bag, buy its minutes with $ZAZA from your wallet: 1¢ a minute for a ZAZA Egg or a Golden one (30 minutes, an hour, or all it still needs), at $ZAZA's live price. They go straight onto that egg and don't count towards the 3 hours a day. Only the minutes: a Golden egg still wants a day's daily tasks. The $ZAZA goes to the ZAZA Faucet for new heroes.
• The Daily tracker's 🥚 shows how far along it is: it fades while it waits for you to play and turns gold when it's ready.
• 🐣 Hatch opens the egg in its own window: it cracks three times (tap it to crack it faster) and a baby ZAZA peeks out (only for the show: an egg holds no pet) while what it held pops in.
• A Golden egg hatches in the Hatchery, a 3D room of its own. While one warms, tap The Hatchery at the foot of its card in your Bag to see it there.

What's inside

XP (3% of a daily task's base for your level, 10% in a Golden egg) and materials for your level's forge (twice as much in a Golden egg).

The week's prizes

The whole World's for a week (Friday to Friday, 00:00 UTC): each comes free at its own hidden time and goes to the next Golden egg hatched, whoever hatches it. Your Bag shows what's left; one nobody got waits into the next week.

• The pack goes only to a signed-in $ZAZA holder the card hunt would give a pack right now, a day and an hour or more after their last, and sits them out of the next drop like a found pack. A lock pick goes to a signed-in holder who doesn't hold one. Anyone's Golden egg can hold a gem or a scroll.
• No prizes for 7 days after a fair-play flag (the egg still hatches).

Weekly Loot

Won fights fill a bar over the week (Friday 00:00 UTC to Friday). At 50, 150 and 300 points, then 500 and every 250 up to 3,000 you get a draw: up to 14 a week.

• Points for a win: a monster 1, a player fight 3, a boss 5 (raids, the Golden and Silver Hours, legends, guardians, masters, the Trial). A master counts once a day, on the win that pays XP. Losses and fights you were away for don't count.
• Draw from the 🎁 chip in the Daily tracker. Unopened draws stay when the bar starts again, 6 at most.
• 🎡 Daily Wheel: in the same window, one free spin every UTC day: the prizes below but the sealed card pack and the guns, with scrolls and gems 4 times rarer (0.75% a spin in all, 3% a draw) and more forge bundles instead. It doesn't use up a draw.

• Gems and scrolls from a draw or the Daily Wheel are always yours and don't count toward the daily and weekly limits on finds. A Golden egg's do: over one, its prize becomes 2 bound Gem Dust.
• The pack: one Starter pack a week for the whole World, free at a hidden moment, for the same heroes as an egg's pack; it doesn't sit you out of the next drop.
• Draws are earned by playing, never bought.
• The 🔒 ??? tiles come with a land still in the smoke: once Palm Lagoon is open, they're the Royal Stables' prizes on a draw (never the Daily Wheel): 25 Horseshoes 6% of draws, a War Horse 1 in 550, the Storm Unicorn 1 in 2,700. Draws are earned by playing, never bought.

Quests & crafting

Crystal Balls

Seven balls, one to seven stars, hidden somewhere in the World, each one guarded. Gather all seven and Shenro grants one wish: a real sealed pack.

Finding them

• Nobody can see them, and they don't stay put. Without a radar, finding one is a long shot.
• For heroes from level 20, signed in with a wallet.

The Jade Warden

• Find a ball and its guardian rises: level 88, 2,800 HP, 200 attack, 112 defence. You fight it alone, with your own level and gear.
• Win and the ball is yours. Lose, run or walk away and it rolls off somewhere new.

The Crystal Radar

Professor Sorrel at the Laboratory builds one from level 40, from three parts and 90 Volt crystals, 120 Gold ore and 30 Star metal. One each, 7 ever.

• Parts drop for heroes from level 40 and stop once all seven radars are built. The Capsule casing is bound to you; the Radar core and the Crystal lens can be traded, or sold at the Marketplace (for $ZAZA too).
• 2 pings a day (UTC), 45 seconds each: 🟡 a ball lying out there · 🟠 a hero carrying balls, with how many · ✨ with all seven in your bag, the way to the altar.

Holding them

• Nothing keeps a ball safe, and nobody is told who holds one: radars show a carrier, never who.
• Beat a carrier one against one in a player fight out on the map and you take one of their balls. In a group fight none changes hands, so a friend at your side keeps yours safe.
• Hand a ball to a hero beside you from your Bag, or sell it at the Auction House. A hero who doesn't play for 30 days loses their balls back to the world.

The wish

• The altar waits somewhere no map shows; with all seven, your radar knows the way. Lay them on it: the sky goes black for everyone, and Shenro rises.
• The wish: a real sealed Hyper pack, opened straight into your wallet, and your name on the Wish wall for good. Then the seven turn to stone and wake one by one over about 4 weeks.
• For $ZAZA holders. One wish per household, and none while a fair-play flag is open.

Quests & crafting

Mining & the Forge

Level up to 100, train six professions, and forge six tiers of gear for your class from what you mine and win. Every recipe is fixed: no random rolls.

Levels & XP

• Your adventure level goes up to 100, each level dearer than the last: 110 XP for level 2, 311,500 XP in total for level 50 and 899,822,670 for level 100. The top is steep: 79 to 80 alone costs 486,360, 89 to 90 6,704,890 and 99 to 100 275,468,150.
• Each level makes you stronger (Stats). Past 50, the XP is in the hardest monsters, the raids and the Golden Hour.
• Monsters far below you pay less. Up to 10 levels below you, a monster pays its full XP; then 10% less for each level more, never under 40%. The cut stops at the strongest monster you can reach: while the lands are closed, Terrortar (level 45) pays every hero in full and Obsidianox (level 40) half. Hunting XP and loot stay full.

What one win pays (alone, no boost, lands closed), and the share of your level it is. A dash: too strong for you yet.

Professions

Six professions level up like your main level:

• Mining: iron at 3, crystal at 6, gold at 12 and star metal at 16.
• Crafting: T2 at 2, T3 at 3, T4 at 5, T5 at 7 and T6 at 8 (the forging path).
• Hunting: more materials from what you beat: +1% a level to 20, +½% to 40, +¼% to 60 (+35% in all).
• Alchemy: pick redcaps in Sparkwood Forest; Nurse Ivy brews a Redcap tonic at 2 and a Redcap brew at 4 (Potions).
• Fishing: perch from level 1 up to glow eels at 18, swordfish at 28 in Palm Lagoon (Fishing).
• Cooking: cook the fish you catch (Cooking).
• Skills stop at 60: 80 once ZAZA reaches Level 4, 99 at Level 6. XP past the top still counts toward the levels to come.

Mining

• At a rock, choose Mine (a click) or Mine ×3 (right-click it, or press and hold on a phone): one ore, or up to three in a row (walking away or a fight stops it). The Marketplace's pickaxes mine faster or more.
• Each rock holds 3 ore for each player, so nobody empties it for you, and grows back in the time those 3 took. Redcap patches work the same way.

Fishing

• Stand by a shoal (a rippling patch) and choose Fish or Fish ×3: one fish a cast. Each shoal holds 3 fish for each player, then moves off for a while.
• Extremely rare: a cast at the Sea bream shoals can bring in a Bullshark (1 in 50), and one at the Swordfish run a Kraken tentacle (1 in 100), on top of the fish.
• Waterman sits on the Moonwater Lake dock, right over a perch shoal: right-click him and choose Push to take his spot.
• Every fish counts for the daily task Gather 10, for quests that ask for fish and for the weekly league, as a gather. Fish and Bullsharks trade on the Marketplace.

Cooking

• Pick Cook on the Fire Pit or the Cook's range in Lumbridge Castle's kitchen: it cooks every fish of that kind you carry, one every 3 s.
• Each fish pays its Cooking XP and 4 XP (25 more for the first of each kind), and counts for the daily task Forge, brew or cook something and for quests. Cooking scores no league points.
• Well fed: the fish is eaten, and you move faster on foot for 10 minutes (its Speed above), on top of Fast Boots and a Red Bull. A better fish takes over; a smaller one never cuts a bigger one short.
• A fish can burn: a third of the time at its own level, less as you level, never from the last column's. The Cook's range burns half as often as the open fire.

Buff food

• Pick Cook → Buff food on the Fire Pit or the Cook's range: the dish is cooked at once from exactly those ingredients (it never burns) and eaten.
• Crypt truffles and royal saffron grow only in the Cambria Dungeon.
• A dish pays more Cooking XP than its fish cooked one by one. Its boosts keep full strength at every level (potions fade), and it isn't one of the day's fight potions.
• One dish at a time: a bigger one takes over, the same one starts its time again, a smaller one waits. A potion doesn't add to it or wipe it: each stat counts the stronger of the two, and the dish's is back once the potion is over.

The Forge

The Forge is south of the ZAZA Center. Each class has two weapons (as strong as each other: pick the look), a shield, armour and a helm, in six tiers (Weapons & armour board). Brom the smith says what to forge next and where its materials come from.

• T1 is made from your Novice gear, which you keep; T2 to T6 use up the same piece from the tier below (a Charged blade needs a Copper blade). Your holder loaner can stand in for it once per line.
• Gear for your class goes on by itself when it beats what you wear; a weaker piece waits in your bag.

The second weapon and the shield take other mixes; the Forge shows every recipe.

The forging path

Forge your class's three pieces of a tier (both weapons and the shield) and you reach the next tier's Crafting level with no extra grinding. Mine that ore yourself and Mining keeps up: about 4 after T1, 7 after T2, 11 after T3 and 15 after T4. Skipped a piece? Brom says how much Crafting XP you still need; any craft counts.

Once your Bag holds everything for Brom's next piece, a gold 🔨 Forge ready row shows on your quest tracker: tap it to walk to him. Short on materials? A Forge kit holds whole sets of a tier's.

Materials

Besides the five ores, the recipes and brews take these. All materials trade between players.

Quests & crafting

Sockets, gems & enchanting

Brom the smith sets gems into your gear, class gems into your techniques and enchantments on your gear. All three are rare, take $100 of $ZAZA in your wallet to use, and work in fights with your own gear, never against a card pack's guardian or the Gym's practice dummies.

Gems & sockets

Three kinds of gem, four grades each. A gem in gear you wear always adds its share: no dice.

• A stat's first +10% from gems counts in full. Past it, each further Flawless of that kind adds a bit less (+4%, +3%, +2%, +1%), up to +20% a stat: the strongest gear has a Flawless in all 12 sockets, four of each kind, for +17% attack, defence and HP.
• Guardstones also block: every blow you take is weaker by half their % (a Flawless: 2.5%), with no dice.
• Fuse gems of one kind and grade into the next at the Forge, for free: 3 Chipped make a Flawed, 4 Flawed a Clean and 5 Clean a Flawless.
• Risky fuse: 2 gems of a grade with a heap of mined ore and monster parts, for a chance at the next grade: 60% from Chipped (250 Iron ore, 250 Hide), 30% from Flawed (200 Gold ore, 200 Fang), 15% from Clean (150 Star metal, 150 Ember scale). A miss burns the parts and one of the two gems.
• A Socket scroll cuts one socket: a piece holds 1 on tiers 1 and 2, 2 on tiers 3 and 4, 3 from tier 5 (none on Novice gear or holder loaners).
• Set gems in the Forge's Sockets & gems tab; taking one out is free. Brom uses the gems and scrolls in your Storage House too, and shows Ready to fuse when you can.
• Nothing is lost: the next tier keeps sockets and gems, a traded piece takes them along, and a legend piece lost below its holding line gives its gems back.
• Gems, scrolls and socketed pieces trade at the Marketplace (not its trade-in counter), for $ZAZA too; they're never at stake in the Colosseum.

$100 of $ZAZA

• Cutting a socket and setting a gem take $100 of $ZAZA in your signed-in wallet (your share of the $ZAZA/$CARDS pool counts). Finding, fusing, trading and taking out gems need none.
• The amount in $ZAZA is set every day at 00:00 UTC, as for holding to hunt. Once you've held a day's amount, it's your amount while you hold it. Under your amount for a whole day, your gems fall asleep (the piece works as a plain one) until you hold the day's amount again; a dip for an hour changes nothing.

Finding gems

Every win that pays you its rewards has a chance of a gem and a smaller one of a scroll:

A gem is a Sparkstone, a Guardstone or a Lifestone, a third each. Its grade goes by the level of what you beat:

Put together, one win's chance of each:

• A Chipped and a Flawless gem: a Golden Hour boss 1 in 20 and 1 in 2,000 (a Silver Hour boss half that), the whole Trial of Fire 1 in 4 and 1 in 400.
• A hero finds at most 2 gems in any 2 days and 1 Socket scroll a day, 5 in any 7 days (UTC days), Cambria Dungeon included. Weekly Loot prizes don't count.
• Every win also has its own chance of a bound ✨ Gem Dust, twice a gem's (the whole Trial 1 in 2), past those limits too. Brom fuses 10 Dust into one random Chipped gem.
• Golden ZAZA Eggs, the Weekly Loot and Raider gear also give gems and scrolls.

The Gem board

A glass case by Brom's anvil counts every gem in ZAZA World, with the top 10 heroes by worn gems and the latest finds. Only worn gems show by name: what's in a bag or in storage stays private.

Class gems

Every class has its own super rare gem. Brom sets it into one of your class's techniques, which gets the ★.

What the ★ does

• +15% damage on every hit of that technique and +15% to its heal.
• Arcane Ward and Intercept only ward, so their ★ is on the ward: Arcane Ward protects one chosen ally (or you), taking 34.5% off instead of 30%; a ★ Intercept takes three quarters of one ally's hit instead of half. Fortify is the Guardian move that protects the whole side.
• Never what a technique leaves on a foe (Exposed, Shocked), other wards, Rally's boost, energy, burns or poison. One gem a technique, so three gem slots for every class.
• The ★ counts against monsters only: it sleeps in fights against players (shadows too), and whenever you don't hold a working tier 7 weapon or better.

Every class's gem, rare classes too, and its ★ on each technique:

Setting one

• Set one in the Forge's Class gems tab, with $100 of $ZAZA in your wallet as for a socket gem; taking it out is free. Change class and your gems wait on that class's techniques.
• Class gems are bound to you: never traded, sold, staked in the Colosseum or the casino, or dropped in a knockout.

Spare gems

Past three of a class, a gem is a spare. At the Forge's Class gems tab, Brom recuts it into another class's gem, one for one, or breaks it into 30 Gem Dust. Both are free. Only spares can go: a gem with a slot left stays a gem.

Finding one

Only wins over monsters of level 50 and up that pay you rewards can drop one, always your own class's (a hero without a class finds none):

• A hero finds at most 1 a day (UTC). If the rolls all miss, the 150th eligible level-50+ boss win (raid and Hour bosses, the Trial, legends, the Most Wanted) guarantees one.
• A monster that pays less for a repeat win that day gives one that much less often too.

Enchanting

An enchantment is a new power on one piece of gear, on top of its stats and gems. The dice roll once, at Brom's bench; in a fight it always works.

How it works

1. Enchant scroll. Puts one random enchantment on a piece that has none: faint 60% of the time, steady 30%, strong 10%.
2. Cleanse scroll. Takes it off for good, ready for a new Enchant scroll.
3. Empower scroll. One step stronger, up to 3 times, never failing. Cleansing throws away the Empowers spent, so find a roll you like first.

Example: your blade gets 💚 Mending 4%, but you wanted Burning. Cleanse it and Enchant again: 🔥 Burning 5%. Empower it three times: 8%.

The five enchantments

• One enchantment a piece. The same one on two pieces you wear doesn't add up (the stronger counts), so mix them.
• Burning is its own fire: it ticks on top of a burn or poison already on the foe and never pushes it out. Thorns answers blows only, not burns or poison.

The rules

• Any piece that takes a socket takes an enchantment, in the Forge's Enchant tab. Reading a scroll takes $100 of $ZAZA in your wallet, as for gems, and enchantments sleep when your gems do.
• Forging the next tier keeps it and a trade passes it on (the market's counter won't take it); a legend piece lost below its holding line takes its enchantment with it.

Finding the scrolls

• A hero finds at most one of each a day (UTC). The chat announces every find, with what that scroll does; in your Bag they have a row of their own with the Socket scroll, Scrolls, which counts what you've found of each today.
• Trade them at the Marketplace. They're never at risk in the Colosseum, at the casino or in a knockout.

Quests & crafting

Potions & the belt

Battle potions ride on your belt: drink one in a fight to heal or ward yourself, or throw one at a monster to put it to sleep, poison, burn or freeze it. Timed boosts are drunk from your Bag before you go.

• Nurse Ivy and the Laboratory brew 1, 5, 10 or as many as your ingredients cover at a time, up to 20 of a kind on you and at the Storage House together. Battle potions that don't fit on your belt wait for you there.

Timed boosts

• You can drink 4 attack, defence or HP potions a day (UTC); the Sage's brew doesn't count.
• The XP boost (the Sage's brew) counts for wildlife wins only: raids, guardians, masters, player fights and quests pay the same.
• One boost runs per stat, never adding up: after a Redcap brew, a Blaze potion takes over the attack while the Redcap's HP runs on.

Potions fade as you level

• Past level 10 each level takes 1% off every potion (heals, the Ward tonic, venom, firebombs, timed boosts), down to half from level 60; from level 36 Sleep dust lasts 1 round, not 2.
• A boost keeps the strength it had when you drank it. Your Bag and the Laboratory's recipe list show each potion at your level: a level 56 hero's Sage's brew reads +14% Adventure XP from wildlife, 54% of the full +25%.

Fights

Classes, stats & gear

Pick a class, grow your stats with levels and gear, and play to your class's strengths.

Choosing a class

• Pick your first class anywhere (ask Pip in the town square). Switch later with a trainer in the Gym House (Rook, Nova, Bastion or Regis).
• The Classes window is the Gym House's hall: each class with its role, techniques, matchups and T1-T6 gear.
• Picking and switching are free, with a 5-minute cooldown between switches; your old class's gear goes back to your bag. Try it practises any class against a dummy first.

The four classes

Rare classes

5-10% stronger than the first four, each with its own weapons, attacks and look. They open with the lands: the Necromancer and the Druid with the Level 4 land, the Paladin and the Assassin with the Level 6 land. Each is picked and tried with its own trainer in its land's hall, never in the Gym House: the Necromancer and the Druid in the Wizard Castle (beat Archmage Wiss to unlock them); the Paladin and the Assassin in the Imperial Dojo (beat Grand Master Roshen). Or hold 1% of the $ZAZA supply to pick one straight away.

Strong against a class = +10% damage to it. The first four share the same base stats; what differs is their techniques (Class paths).

Stats

The standard kit (level 16, T2 gear) is what practice uses. The maximum is level 100 in T16 gear, for the first four classes before gems and boosts.

Player stats

Live from ZAZA World: how many players have each gear tier, the classes, levels, boss kills and the HP, attack and defence of each level.

Gear

• Four slots: a weapon (adds ATK), a shield (adds DEF), armour (adds HP) and a helm (adds DEF). The Novice stick and shield (+4 each) are always there. Gear never breaks.
• Better gear: tiers 1-6 from the Forge (armour +6 to +36 HP, helms +1 to +6 DEF), tiers 7-16 on the Weapons & armour board.
• Holder loaner gear: signed-in holders of 1,000,000+ $ZAZA can borrow a T1 set from the Gym, 10,000,000+ a T2 set. It replaces your gear (never stacks), can't be traded and goes back when you stop qualifying; at the Forge it counts once per line as your piece of that tier (The forging path).

The Character window

Your character sheet and the one place to style your hero, in the Wardrobe: 🛡️ Gear, looks & stats on the Character tab, or Settings → 🎨 Customise character.

• Your stats: Combat (with your weapon's element, belt potions, gems, enchantments and any 💧 From LP or ⚡ From vault boost), Gathering, Travel and your Record.
• Your gear: the Gear tab holds the gear you have, grouped into weapons, shields, armour and helms, strongest first. Pick a piece to see what it would change (green better, red worse), then Wear it.
• Styling: tap anything to try it on (Custom looks). It says Not saved yet until you tap Save my look. Looks change nothing in a fight.

The Character, Bag and Monsters tabs

• Character tab: your stats and the gear you wear, with a picker for each piece and the gems in it (Sockets & gems).
• Bag tab: your materials and spare gear (both tradeable). Hover a material (tap it on a phone) to read what it is and what it's for.
• The Bag has tabs: Potions, Gems & scrolls (crystals, socket and class gems, scrolls), Materials, Eggs, Other (rare goods, guns, mounts, spare gear, your shell, Crystal Balls), or All at once. 📌 Set as default makes the tab you're on the one it opens on, on that device.
• Your cards aren't in the Bag: they have a tab of their own, the Card collection (Card Hunt).
• Monsters tab: every creature, in colour once beaten. Its title counts them: how many you've beaten out of the ones it shows.

Fights

Battles

Battles are turn-based, in first person. Everyone picks a move in secret, then the round plays out.

Kinds of battle

You fight with your own level and gear, except in practice (the standard kit).

The battle menu

• You start with 6 energy, +1 every round (+1 more when you Guard), up to 10.
• Each class has 3 techniques from the start, at 1 to 3 energy; heals give 6% to 20% of the healer's max HP. Masters teach more (Attacks board).
• Your 3 attacks are your 3 strongest against the foes in front of you, or your own 3 (Settings → Attacks in a fight → My own 3). They keep their places all fight, whatever your energy: one you can't afford yet is greyed out.

Rounds

• You have 7 seconds to choose; the round starts early when everyone has. No choice means Guard.
• Your side sees your move's icon on your box; the other side of a player fight only sees ✓. Enemies show their plan at the start of a round (“⚠ paws the ground: a charge is coming!”).
• There's no round limit. From round 20 the long fight wears every hero down: 2% of their HP at the end of round 20, 4% at 21, 6% at 22 and so on, guard or not. Monsters, guardians and masters don't tire; raids have their own fury.

How damage works

Damage = power × ATK × 100 / (100 + target's DEF), then × the class matchup (+10%), Guard and statuses. A basic Attack has power 1.0. No misses and no dice: critical hits are earned (below). A guarding player takes 40% less damage; a guarding enemy takes 50% less, unless a Warrior's Break Guard or a Paladin's Holy Strike cracks it: then your whole side hits it in full that round. The right element is super effective, the wrong one resisted (Elements & monsters).

Critical hits

• 💥 Crit meter: each move of yours that lands a blow counts. After 4, your next move that lands is a CRITICAL: +25% on all its blows. A Guard, heal or buff doesn't spend it, so you can save it for an Exposed foe.
• An Exposed foe takes +20% from every blow that round; that isn't a critical. A CRITICAL on an Exposed foe: +50%.
• The meter isn't shown, yours or anyone's: a critical shows as it lands. A 🎯 Keen enchantment fills yours faster, except against players.

Statuses

Burns & poison

• Burns, poison and rot take a share of the target's max HP each round until they run out. Tags: 🔥 BRN, ☠ PSN, 🥀 ROT, 🌱 LCH leech seeds, 🌊 DRN drowning.
• Card guardians and the Trial of Fire's demons take 40% of it. A raid boss takes three times its share of your own attack each round.
• One at a time: a foe carries one burn, poison, bleed or rot, never one of each, so poisoning a burning foe doesn't add a second one. A new one takes over only if it's worth at least what's left of the old; the fight tells you when yours doesn't take. Only a Burning enchantment comes on top.
• A Redcap tonic, Greater healing or Inner Peace shakes one off you.

Stopping a big blow

• Shield Bash (Guardian), Smite (Paladin) and Thunder Crash (a learned attack) cancel an announced big blow, in the round it winds up or lands. Moves “too quick to bash” can't be stopped.
• Bigger foes need several in the same round, from different heroes. Too few, and your hit lands, but so does its blow. Say who bashes with 💥 I'll bash!

Winning, losing & running

• Win: XP and materials (XP sources).
• Lose: you wake next to Nurse Ivy and lose nothing, with three exceptions: a player fight in the Colosseum, a player fight out on the map from level 10 (what it costs), and a knockout from level 10 by a raid boss, a wanderer, a lurker, a legend, one of the Most Wanted or a hidden hunter (what a knockout costs).
• Run: no reward. From level 10, running from those same foes can drop loot too (RUN asks first). In a player fight it's a forfeit.
• Every battle starts at full HP; in a fight only techniques and healing potions heal. Disconnected? You Guard until you rejoin, within 45 seconds.

Fighting together: 📣 callouts, 💬 chat and 📊 stats

• 📣 Callouts are preset lines only your side hears (💥 I'll bash!, 💚 Need heal!, 🎯 Focus…), up to 6 a round. 💬 Fight chat types a line to your side, even when you're knocked out.
• 📊 Fight stats: after a fight with two heroes or more on your side, each hero's damage dealt and taken, HP healed and damage shielded.
• While you fight, chips under your box show your squad's wars and messages: ✋ I'm in joins a war straight away, the rest waits until the fight ends.

Hunting with friends, up to 4

• 🛡 Help: click (on a phone: tap) a player who's fighting an animal and pick 🛡 Help: you're in at the next choice.
• Follow a friend: when the leader starts a fight, followers within 8 tiles jump in (up to 3).
• Each extra hunter gives the monster 60% more HP and the fight that much more XP, shared by what each did: damage dealt, HP healed and damage blocked for the others (an Intercept, or what a Fortify or an Arcane Ward on them takes off the blows). So a hero who mostly heals or protects earns too, if they really take part (act in 30% of the rounds with at least 2 useful moves). Everyone who really fights gets their own loot. Raid bosses, the Golden Hour and card guardians pay everyone in full.
• Level limit: a helper can be at most 20 levels under the monster (against a level 60 one, from level 40).

Fights

Monsters in the wild

Every kind of foe, with the trick that beats it (“bash”: a Shield Bash, Smite or Thunder Crash, Stopping a big blow). Where you meet them: Encounters & ambushes; their elements: Elements & monsters.

Wildlife

Elites (level 16+)

Four hard monsters on the edges of the map. Each falls at about its level with T1 gear, three levels lower with T2. Spamming Attack loses.

Lurkers (only in the tall grass)

Seven monsters that never show on the map: they jump out of the tall grass. Play the trick and every class wins at their level.

Legends (very rare)

From level 33, a wild encounter in a legend's tall grass is, once in a long while, that legend: Auroracune 1 in 50, Mewrath 1 in 100, each of the others 1 in 200. Everyone hears where, so friends can 🛡 Help. Built for four level-41 heroes who play as a team; nobody beats one alone.

• Every legend but Auroracune comes as strong as against three heroes (Mewrath 2,750 HP); a fourth hero makes it tougher still. Below 30% HP it hits 25% harder.
• Each hero who really fought gets hard-monster XP: their share of the legend's (Auroracune 2,400, Mewrath 1,920), with a 5% floor of their own next level (at most 2,500 for Auroracune, 2,000 for Mewrath, boosts included), and the legend's treasure: two of the Laboratory's potions.
• Knocked out by Giratomb or Yvelmort, you drop 40% of your bag (what a knockout costs).

Monsters with powers

Twelve monsters, each with its own power, each in a quest of The Shattered Core. Answer the power and every class beats them at their level; the elites fall to any party.

Wanderers (they walk around)

Five monsters that walk their part of the map (never into town, a club or a hall); the first map's three also jump out of the tall grass. Play the trick and every class beats those three at their level; Salamenace, the strongest wild monster, wants tier-16 gear or a party.

Twelve more with powers

Like the lurkers, they never show on the map: they hide in the tall grass of their areas, and they're tougher than other monsters of their level (their tags). Bring a friend: two heroes at their level always win, but the elites (Arcanoir, Terrodactyl and Dragaghast) want two heroes even five levels above them.

The Most Wanted (top heroes only)

Thirteen elites (levels 46 to 96) for parties of top heroes. One comes out of the tall grass only for heroes on a Raid Center quest that asks for it: The Most Wanted.

Hidden hunters (level 50+)

Two elites in the high 50s, never seen on the map. From level 50, about one wild encounter in 50 in the tall grass at the very edges of the first map is one of them, as rarely as a legend. Two heroes beat them; alone you need the right class or more levels.

Each win pays less today: the first in a UTC day pays in full, each after it 30% less.

Encounters & ambushes

• Tall grass: each new tile has a 12% chance of a wild encounter, never more than 7 levels above you. Lurkers, the twelve more with powers, legends, hidden hunters and the Most Wanted are only met here. None in ZAZA Town or near a building's door; standing still in one patch rolls less often than wandering, and so does the grass round a spot where you keep winning. After a fight the grass stays quiet for 20 seconds.
• Charging animals notice you up close (a “!”) and rush you; step a couple of tiles away and they give up. Beasts more than 7 levels above you leave you alone, and none comes into the clubs. There's no switch to turn encounters off.
• Coming back: A beaten creature comes back for you 45 seconds later (an elite in 2 to 3 minutes). Keep winning from one spot and each one you beat there takes twice as long as the last (90 seconds, then 3 minutes, then 6); win more than 8 tiles away, or go 10 minutes without a win, and it's back to normal. Catch your breath for 8 seconds before the next hunt.

Arsenal & legends

Weapons, armour & holding

Every weapon and shield, tier by tier, coloured by class: tiers 1-6 forged in town, tiers 7-16 legend gear from the lands, for holders of a share of the $ZAZA supply.

The big board

Armour and helms

Armour adds HP and a helm defence, by weight: plate, leather or robes.

How the tiers climb

• Each legend tier takes more gathering than the last: tier 15 two and a half times tier 14, tier 16 four times tier 15.
• Legend weapons hit far harder. Tier 7 adds about a quarter to your attack, and each tier after it at least 16% more, on every attack and in every fight. That's more than a class gem gives. Weapons of tiers 7-16 carry an element (Elements).
• The first hero to forge each tier 11, 15 and 16 weapon gets its Hero's edition: one of a kind, +6% attack.

Holding for legend gear

Legend gear needs you to hold a share of the $ZAZA supply, checked live: your wallet plus your $ZAZA in the pool.

• If you stop holding, the piece comes off. You have 24 hours to buy back in; after that it's gone for good.
• Legend gear can't be traded (what trades). Team wallets never mint scarce gems or take Hero's editions.

$ZAZA in the pool

Your share of the Raydium pool's $ZAZA counts as yours, on top of your wallet's: holder tier, the 1% Club, legend gear, gems and the card hunt (read live, so nothing counts twice). Liquidity locked for good counts for nobody. What else LPs get: Liquidity providers.

Arsenal & legends

Attacks, class paths & masters

Every attack in the game, the best order to get them class by class, and the master trainers who teach them.

Attacks board

• Class techniques come with your class. Learned attacks come from beating a master trainer, and need a weapon of the right kind and tier.
• Suits a class: it hits 25% harder. Doesn't suit: 20% softer. An attack without an element uses your weapon's.
• A class gem gives one class technique the ★ (stronger against monsters, with a tier 7 weapon or better).

Class paths

A class's two weapons hit equally hard, but learned attacks need the right kind of weapon, so your pick decides your path: your three techniques, then the Gym House masters at weapon tier 3 (pick the ★), then two more schools at tiers 7 and 12 (at 12, every class can learn its signature, its strongest attack).

Master trainers

Masters fight with their own level and gear and telegraph a Master Strike every third round (guard or interrupt it). Beat one to learn their attacks; some also give a seal for the legend forges.

• Gear to keep up: about tier 3 for the Gym House's masters; tiers 7-11 for the Wizard Castle's; tiers 12-16 for the Imperial Dojo's.
• Grand Master Roshen also teaches each class its signature, for a Mastery Elixir.

Arsenal & legends

Elements & monsters

Every monster has an element: Fire, Water, Nature, Storm, Frost, Earth, Shadow or Spirit. The element it's weak to hits it for half as much again ("It's super effective!"); one it resists, a third less.

The element chart

Monsters by element

What hits each element hard, then its monsters by level and where they live. Levels rise outward from ZAZA Town: the meadow, the quarry, the forest, the lake, the ruins and the beach (up to level 35), then the lands past the first map.

Fights

Player fights, Gym & squads

Attack other players anywhere on the map but ZAZA Town's safe zone and the casino, climb the ZAZA Elo in the Gym House and team up in squads.

Player fights

• Attack: right-click a player (on a phone, tap them) and pick Attack. Nobody has to accept, and everyone fights with their own level and gear. Attack mode (F) rings everyone you can attack.
• A red ⚔ before someone's level means they're in a fight: you can join it (Team fights).
• After a player fight you get 3 seconds when nobody can attack you, and players who are away can't be attacked.
• No fights in the casino: nobody can attack anyone in the Retardio Casino, the High Roller Room included.

ZAZA Town's safe zone

• Where: all of ZAZA Town and its gardens and plazas, a few steps into the Volt Quarry and Sparkwood Forest, south to Moonwater Lake's shore, the Fire Pit's stumps and a step round them, and the Golden Obelisk's ground in the Old Ruins. So nobody waits for you by the Storage House or Nurse Ivy.
• Also inside the buildings you enter from there, except the Gym House, where anyone can attack anyone.
• Someone who runs in is out of reach. Wildlife, raids and the Golden Hour fight on in it, and you can 🛡 Help someone against a monster there.

Newcomer shield

• Out on the map you can't attack anyone under half your level, and from level 10 you can't attack new heroes under level 10.
• Attack first and it's off in that fight, and for 10 minutes after it the side you attacked can attack you back.
• Not covered: the Gym House, the Colosseum, squad wars, raids and wildlife.

Team fights, up to 4 vs 4

• Click (on a phone: tap) someone who's in a player fight and pick 🛡 Help to fight on their side, or ⚔ Join the fight against them to take the other side. You go straight in at the next choice with full HP and energy, whether or not anyone called for help.
• Up to 4 players a side: 4 vs 4. Squad fights in the Colosseum go up to 6 a side.
• Fight chips show player fights you could join, wherever you are: 🛡 Join walks you in (never on a full side, never against a squadmate or a hero the newcomer shield covers).
• Against wildlife you can only Help, up to 4 hunters (see Hunting with friends). A guardian, dragon or Golden Hour raid can't be joined once it has started. Join one while its party gathers (how a raid works).

XP, losing & loot

• Lose out on the map and you wake up next to Nurse Ivy, and from level 10 the winner takes a share of your bag (below). In the Gym House and the Colosseum you stay where you are.
• XP: a win pays 5% of what your next level costs (about one monster at your level), a draw 2.5%, a loss 1% (from level 49 at the daily tasks' steadier pace), up to a quarter of a level a day in all.
• Squad fight: 25% more when a squadmate fights at your side and nobody of your squad is on the other side.
• Level gap: +6% for each level the other side has over you, −6% for each level under (down to a twentieth). Through the day: each paying fight after your first pays 20% less, down to half from the fifth.
• No XP if the fight ends before round 3, if you joined for fewer than 3 rounds or were away, from the same opponent twice in a day, from a guest or a newcomer (under level 10, to anyone 10 or more), or between one player's own wallets: linked, signed in from one browser, played by one person at once, or two people on one home's Wi-Fi until each has reached level 10 or played 5 hours.
• What a player fight costs: from level 10, lose one out on the map (or walk out of it) and the winner takes 5% of each stack of materials and brewed potions in your bag, rounded down (a stack of 19 or fewer stays whole), once a day per winner. Less from a hero far below the strongest winner: the full 5% up to 5 levels under them, nothing from 10 levels under. Your gear, cards, gems, Socket scrolls and Storage House are never at risk (as in a knockout). Gym House duels cost nothing.

The Gym House & ZAZA Elo

• ZAZA Elo works like chess's Elo: everyone starts at 1000, beating someone rated above you gains more, and one duel moves it 24 points at most. Only one-on-one duels in the Gym House count.
• A duel counts after 3 rounds with neither player away (a walk-out in any round). At most 3 rated duels per opponent a day, never with a guest, a newcomer or your own other wallets.

Call for help

A yellow ❗ Call for help button shows in a player fight on the map or a wildlife fight when the other side's levels add up to more than yours, and always against an elite, a legend or one of the Most Wanted. One call a minute at most.

• Everyone in the World hears it, wherever they are: a chat line and a red ❗ card whose 🛡 Join brings them straight to you and into your fight (your squad's calls come first).
• In a squad you pick who hears it. Call squad sends the card to your squad alone, with no chat line and no ❗ over your head; Call everybody calls the whole World, and still can after Call squad.
• Join by round 10: from round 11 only the party already fighting finishes it. Every ❗ card shows the fight's round on its top edge (R6/10).
• Against a monster, helpers can be at most 20 levels under it: against a level 66 legend, from level 46.
• Only want bigger fights? Settings → ❗ Calls for help from level, and calls against anything under it stay hidden (never your squad's).

Find a fight & shadows

⚔ Find a fight (✊ Find a Clash in the Colosseum) calls the World for a foe for a Gym win or a Colosseum Clash, for 10 minutes.

• 👻 Shadow: nobody came within 30 seconds? Fight a shadow, a copy of a real offline hero close to your level, played by the World (Settings → 👻 Shadow tactics sets your own shadow's first moves).
• A win (3 rounds or more) counts as a Gym win or a Colosseum Clash for quests and daily tasks and pays a third of a player fight's XP; never ZAZA Elo, a record, a bet or loot.
• 3 shadow fights a day (UTC) through chapter II of the story, then 4 in chapter III, 5 in IV, 6 in V, 7 in VI and 8 in VII or once the story is done.

Squads

• Squads open at level 5: make one in the Squad tab (a name and a tag of up to 4), take an invite, use a join link or apply at the Squad House.
• The leader's ✏️ on the Squad tab: rename the squad (name and tag, once a day; the Squad Board shows the old name for a week), a motto of up to 40 characters, and the banner's colour and emblem (12 each), which the [TAG] over members' heads wears.
• Up to 12 members. No friendly fire out on the map; in the Gym House (rated duels) and the Colosseum squadmates can fight each other.
• Squad chat: the chat's 👥 Squad tab, with your leader's 📌 notice on top.
• ⚔ Battle Masters: the leader names up to 2 members in the Squad tab (⚔ by their name). They pick who fights in a siege when the leader isn't in it.
• Invites: any member can invite a player (click them, then Invite to squad), from another squad too. A leader's invite puts them straight in; a member's waits for the leader to accept, on a card while they're online or in the Squad tab for up to 3 days. Joining moves them out of their old squad.
• 🚪 Leave on the Squad tab, any time except mid-battle; if the leader leaves, the next member takes over.
• Change squad once a day: after you leave a squad or move to another, you wait 24 h before you can join or start one (being removed by the leader starts no wait). Leave and a move both ask you to confirm first.

The Squad House

A hall just south of the Gym House. Its Squad Board lists every squad, strongest first (as on the Squad rankings), with its ad and members; the Siege table shows who holds Lumbridge Castle.

• 📜 Apply with a short note: up to 3 at once, each waiting up to 3 days.
• Leaders, in the Squad tab: post a notice, edit the squad and its ad, accept or turn down applications, and ⚔ Book a war (Squad wars).

Rankings

Press B or read the wall in the Gym House: each tab shows the top 100 and your own place, with your Top X%. The weekly leagues have their own window.

Click or tap anyone on a board to open their profile (or their name in the chat, or 👤 Profile on their card on the map, or a finder in the card hunt window): flag, level and Power place, HP, attack and defence with their rank in each (Player stats), records, an XP bar for their level and for each skill, gear and their time played (⏱ in all and in the last 7 days). 👤 My profile on your own card (click your hero) or in the Character tab opens your own, with your invite link first. If they have an X in the World, the 𝕏 @handle under their name opens it. 🎒 Inventory & storage at the top opens their bag and Storage House, even while they're offline. A profile never shows a wallet, and holdings are never a score on any board.

Your flag & Nations

• 🏳 Pick your flag on your profile or the Nations tab (nothing guesses it from your connection), or keep it a ❓ mystery: you still count for your country, but no flag shows. You can pick another country once every 30 days.
• The Nations tab ranks countries by the XP their 10 best heroes gained in the last 7 days, once 3 heroes count for it. 🌍 The world map shades each country by how many heroes count for it; tap one for its 5 best.

Fights

The Colosseum

A great arena in Sparkwood Forest, east of the road down to the Old Ruins. Its fights are ✊ Clashes (or squad against squad, a ⚔ Squad fight), fought live on the sand for a bet both sides agree on. Bank first.

Going in

• Pick Enter at the great gate to go down to the sand: nothing is at stake until you accept a bet. Maximus the arena master and the rules board explain it.
• Up to 6 a side in each fight (Your side). Fights pay XP like any player fight and aren't rated. Lose and you stay on the sand: nobody goes to Nurse Ivy.

The bet & what's at stake

• Every fight is for a bet: No stakes (nothing changes hands), 10% up to 90%, or All in. Tap someone on the sand, pick ✊ Clash and set the bet.
• Your limit: the highest bet you fight for (All in until you pick one, on the rules board or in Settings). Nobody can challenge you, or ask you to their side, for more.
• They accept, decline or offer another bet: nothing starts until you both say yes to the same bet.
• Lose and the winner takes the bet's share of the lower matched stack, rounded down: you have 30 crystal and they have 10, so a 50% bet puts 5 at stake and All in all 10.
• At stake: ores, metals, gems, herbs, beast drops and brewed potions in your bag or belt. Always safe: your gear, Prism shards and Worldhearts, socket gems, scrolls and gauntlet stones, radar parts, a bought Elixir, your cards and your Storage House.
• Walking out, or staying away (3 rounds), loses the fight there and then. A draw costs nothing.

Your side: a squad, friends, anyone

• Under Your side, tick anyone free on the sand, squad or not, or tap 👥 My squad. Each is asked for that bet; first come first in, up to 6 a side: 3 vs 1, 2 vs 2, 6 vs 5. The other side sees the line-up before accepting. Once it's on, nobody else joins.
• ⚔ Fight, squad against squad: challenging a hero of another squad with yours ticked, you can pick ⚔ Squad fight instead of ✊ Clash. Levels, gear, techniques and potions count, as out on the map. It starts once a squad is in a line-up; a 1 vs 1 stays a Clash.
• Each loser's matched stake goes to one winner, the biggest pile to whoever did the most. Win alone against a squad and every loser's stake is yours.

✊ Clash

• A Colosseum fight is a Clash, shadows too, unless two squads pick a ⚔ Fight. Everyone has 100 HP: levels, gear, techniques and potions don't count, only the picks.
• Each round everyone picks one of five moves in secret. Each beats the next two in the order and loses to the two before it.

• A winning move hits the foe it beats for 30, shared out over the foes you face, so a 3 vs 3 lasts about as long as a duel.
• Combo: two or more of a side on the same move hit ×1.5. Class move ×1.25: Warrior Attack, Guardian and Paladin Defend, Mage and Necromancer Trick, Assassin Hide, Lord and Druid Fly.
• The read: everyone's last 3 picks show on their box, and the fight names the foe's last pick and the two moves that beat it.

Squad wars

• A leader books a war from the other squad's card on the Squad Board. Choose how many a side (2 to 6), a ⚔ Fight (levels and gear count) or a ✊ Clash, the stakes (no stakes, for the record only, or 10% up to all in) and the start, in 1 minute up to 24 hours.
• Their leader accepts or turns it down. Up to 3 wars booked or waiting per squad, one at a time between the same two. Members sign up with ✋ I'm in in the Squad tab; a chip under your minimap shows your next step.
• At the time, the first signed-up members free on the sand fight it. It waits up to 1 minute, then starts with everyone who came, even if one side has fewer. Nobody there: a no-show on that squad's record. Nobody else can join a war.
• Each squad's war record is on its board card; only the first war a day between two squads counts.

🏰 Siege of Lumbridge Castle

• One squad holds Lumbridge Castle at a time: its colours fly on the castle and its members wear 🏰 Lords of Lumbridge. Until a squad takes it, the Duke's guards hold it.
• Siege Hours: sieges are laid only in the hour before and the hour after each boss hour: every day 09:00–10:00 and 11:00–12:00 UTC around the Silver Hour, 17:00–18:00 and 19:00–20:00 UTC around the Golden Hour. A siege can be laid up to the hour's last minute, and the squad holding the castle when it ends keeps it until the next Siege Hour. A 🏰 chip under the minimap counts down to it, and the chat calls it 15 and 5 minutes before.
• Lay siege: a squad member at the castle picks Siege on the keep, or sounds the war horn on its battlements. Your squad is asked to join and the holders to defend; it starts 3 minutes later with everyone who checked in, up to 10 a side. Until it starts, the Siege rally card shows who checked in on each side and the countdown, with Check in and Leave rally. Missed the call? Check in from anywhere until it starts, on the rally card, the 🏰 chip under the minimap or the castle's window, and you're taken to the castle. Walked off? You're brought back when it starts, unless you're in another fight or away.
• While a siege gathers, nobody can start a fight at the castle. If an attacker is still in a fight there when it's due, it waits for them, up to 1 minute. If nobody of the attacking squad is free by then, it's off, and each attacker is told why.
• The defenders are as many as the attackers and at least 3 (the Duke's guards fill empty seats). Each guard is as strong as the attackers on average, but never stronger than the squad holding the castle: no stat above the average of its best heroes, as many as the defenders' seats. The seats go to the picked, then the highest-level defenders who checked in, however late (at the same level, the higher attack and defence); the rest wait on the rally card and are told if no seat came free. It's an ordinary fight: levels, gear and potions count. Win and the castle is your squad's. The fight pays no XP and takes no bets, and nobody goes to the nurse. Fought to the end, it counts for quests that ask for a siege.
• ⭐ Pick the line-up: on the rally card, each side's commander taps names to pick who fights: the leader when they've checked in, otherwise the squad's ⚔ Battle Masters who are online (the leader when none is). The picked take the seats first, so a healer or a debuffer gets in. Attackers then fight with as many as were picked (a picked hero in another fight or away gives their seat to the next who checked in); nobody picked, everyone who checked in fights.
• In a siege everyone has 50% more HP, and group attacks hit 2 foes at full power. Against more, they share it: on 10 foes each takes 2/10 of a hit, and of its burn.
• One siege at a time. A new holder has 10 minutes to regroup before the next siege, and a squad waits 5 minutes between its sieges. The Squad House's Siege table shows who holds it.
• Holding it pays:
  • +10% XP for the squad's members, on Adventure and skill XP (not player fights or the Gym).
  • Castle chests: up to 3 chests a day (UTC), at random times, on the battlements, in the keep's hall or in the courtyard. For 1 hour a chest is the holders': walk up to it and each member opens it once, a draw at the Daily Wheel's odds. Then it lies unguarded for 15 minutes, everyone online is told, and the first hero to reach it keeps it.
  • The siege's chests: take the castle, and everyone who fought the siege to the end opens a chest; beat a siege back, and so does every defender who fought it. Each once a day for a squad.
  • Chests open from level 20. Joined the squad after it took the castle? Its chests and XP are yours after 24 hours in the squad. The chests' clock stays with the castle, so taking it back and forth brings no more.

The Colosseum board

• Every Colosseum win, loss and draw goes on your record. The Colosseum records at the Emperor’s box rank the top 100 by Most wins or Most loot, and squads by wars won.
• A bout counts after 3 rounds (a foe walking out is your win however soon). Never against a guest, a newcomer or your own other wallets, nor more than 3 times a day against the same player. Quests and daily tasks count exactly these bouts.

Fights

The Cambria Dungeon

A Diablo-style dungeon under Cambria Castle: four dark floors of monster packs, chests and shrines, with the Vault's keeper over the Cambria hoard at the bottom. What you win rides in your pouch until you portal out.

Going down

Click the throne at the back of Cambria Castle's great hall and pick one of three ways down. Every hero pays their own entry in materials: it grows with your level (L below) and with each run you start the same day (×1.5 the second, ×2 the third and so on, back to ×1 at 00:00 UTC).

🎟 Cambria holders go down free. Hold a Cambria Charter or a Cambria Island (Cambria's NFTs on Ethereum)? Link that wallet on the throne's board (a signed message: nothing goes on-chain, and ZAZA World gets no access to it) and one run a day is free. The pass counts what the wallet held at 00:00 UTC; each wallet and each hero gets one free run a day, and it counts as one of your runs that day.

• “Under” and “over” count from your level when you go in (in a party, the party's average). Champions are 1 level over their floor and the guard by the stairs 2.
• Parties: followers beside you at the throne go down with you (up to 4 heroes), each paying their own entry; the board lists the heroes in the hall with 👣 Invite. To join a party that's down, Ask to join beside its names.

The four floors

• The Catacombs, the Drowned Crypt, the Ember Halls and the Cambria Vault: dark rooms and corridors. Every run rolls its own monsters, chests and omens, and the stairs down are in a different room every run, with a guard near them: fight it, or run past it.
• Packs of one to three monsters chase you on sight: fight, run or go round them. Champions (blue names) come in twos with an affix (Stoneskin, Berserk, Giant or Swift) and carry more.
• A unique monster (purple name) waits alone on one of the first three floors in about half the runs: twice a champion's HP, more XP and loot.
• Fight together. A pack that catches one of you takes in your party nearby, and 🛡 Help takes you into a fight from anywhere on the floor, up to 4 heroes. The pack gets 60% more HP for each hero after the first.
• At the bottom, the keeper stands over the Cambria hoard: the Terrorlord or one of the Trial of Fire's demons, drawn each run. Beat it and the hoard opens. In Hell, every third round it marks one hero with HELLBRAND: Guard or Ward that hero to block it; a cleansing potion or technique removes it.

Omens. About two floors in three roll one when the run starts; the dungeon bar shows your floor's.

Flasks, chests, shrines and truffles

• Cambria flasks heal 40% of your HP: from the POTION menu in a fight, or the dungeon bar between fights. You start with 2 and carry up to 6; they belong to the run.
• Urns smash for a flask or a little loot; chests hold more. A crimson-and-gold Cambrian chest, one on every floor in its deepest room, holds far more. Now and then a plain chest is a trap: you get its loot, then a pack jumps out.
• Every floor has a shrine: full HP, two flasks, a blessing for the rest of the run, or a gamble: the 🎲 Shrine of Chance (1 time in 5, a curse) or the 🩸 Blood Altar (30% of your HP for +20% Attack).
• Your HP carries from fight to fight: 5% mended after a win, and a hero who fell in a won fight gets up with 25%.
• Crypt truffles grow in two patches on every floor, and a royal crocus on the Ember Halls and the Vault: Pick each once a run for 2-4 truffles or 1-3 saffron in your pouch. They grow nowhere else, and the Truffle pie and Cambria banquet take them.

The pouch and the way out

• The loot and XP you win go into your pouch. A 🌀 Town Portal (any time you're not in a fight) or the way out on the first floor banks all of it. Leaving with the hoard opened is a Vault clear, with a share of a level on top. After 45 minutes the dungeon lets you go with everything you carry.
• What you win makes up for your entry. Clear the first floor and your entry is paid back about 1.3 times over (1.5 in Nightmare, 1.6 in Hell); a full clear comes to about seven or eight entries.
• XP: each hero gets their own full-run XP: the table's share of your next level as boss pay counts it, at level 59 at most, and never under 800, 1,500 and 2,400 XP, nor under 0.4, 0.75 and 1.2 Ignizard wins at your level. Your second run of the day pays 70% of it, and every run after that half.
• Gems, scrolls and eggs go straight to your Bag at the World's usual odds and daily limits: a full run finds a gem about 1 time in 4 and a Socket scroll 1 in 20.

Fights

Bosses & raids

Raid bosses need a party: 2 to 10 heroes, each with their own level and gear. The Golden and Silver Hours bring eight bosses for every level each day (twelve in turn); Ignizard the dragon and the final bosses are for strong parties.

How a raid works

• Gather: click the boss to gather a raid party. Everyone in the World (for a land's raid boss, everyone in that land) sees a gathering raid as a chip with Join, which takes you to the boss and into the party. Clicking a hero who's waiting in the party (press and hold on a phone) and picking ⚔ Join the raid does the same. Unlike other monsters' fights, a raid takes nobody once it has started.
• Start: the leader starts a 30-second ready check. The raid starts once everyone has ticked I'm ready to fight, or when the leader presses ⚔ Start now with whoever ticked, if at least 2 did: the rest stay out, and nobody joins after that. If the 30 seconds run out first, every tick is kept and the leader chooses: ⚔ Start with who's ready, or ⏳ Wait 30 seconds more for the rest (a late tick still counts). If they choose neither, nobody goes in: the party stays and the leader can ask again (a leader who didn't tick hands the lead to the first hero who did). Before the ready check, the ✕ by a name on the leader's card puts that hero out of the party.
• Pay: a win pays only when at least 2 different players really fought it (acted in 30% of rounds with at least two useful moves); one player's own wallets count as one. Boss pay is a share of your next level as the bosses count it: from level 49 a third of its real cost (less from level 82).
• Big blows are shown a round ahead, with who they're aimed at: Guard them, or stop one with two Shield Bashes in the same round, which only buys a round (Stopping a big blow).
• Knocked out? You wake up next to Nurse Ivy, and from level 10 part of your bag drops on the map (what a knockout costs). Running drops 10% to 25% the same way, with no rewards.

The Golden Hour

Every day from 18:00 to 19:00 UTC, four bosses come down one after another, a quarter of an hour each, for heroes of every level (from level 1, guests too). Two fours take turns, a day each: the first four below, and the second four the next day. All hour, every wildlife win anywhere drops twice the materials. The hour before it and the hour after it are Siege Hours.

• 🗿 The Golden Obelisk, a rune stone in the Old Ruins, summons them: it burns gold in the Golden Hour and silver-blue in the Silver Hour. Its ground is part of the safe zone, and no monster charges you on it. In a boss's quarter, touch it to bring that boss down beside it and lead its gathering party. While one stands there with room, a touch joins that one instead.
• As many as the crowd needs: once every one standing there has a full party or is beaten, the next touch summons another, up to 3 at once. A fight that starts short of full holds the next one back until it's over. A hero the boss already paid today can't summon or join one themselves; a party's leader can still Ask to join them from anywhere, to help for no reward.
• A boss still standing when the next one's quarter starts leaves (a fight that's on finishes). The obelisk's 📊 Fight stats show every boss fight of the hour (and of the last one once it's over): who summoned it, won or lost, the rounds, and each hero's damage, damage taken, healing, shielding and XP.
• From an hour before, a gold ✨ Golden Hour chip counts down (from level 5, the Siege Hour's 🏰 chip until it starts), and the chat calls it 15 and 5 minutes before. Summon walks you to the obelisk and touches it; Join on an existing summon takes you straight to the boss and into that party.
• Built for a crowd of 2 to 10 heroes: its HP is never less than 5 heroes would give it, its level is the strongest hero's plus 10, and its blows take a share of each hero's own HP, the same however many fight it.
• It's harder than Ignizard: two to four heroes can't outlast it, five who guard the big blows win about one fight in three, and from six on most parties that play together win. From round 16 its blows grow 8% stronger every round.
• Its moves, the same for all twelve bosses of both hours: a roar that leaves everyone Exposed, a heavy strike, a rain on everyone that leaves a status (below) and a big blast it draws in first; below 60% HP a blinding flash leaves everyone Exposed, then it pounces on the weakest and rakes the party; below 25% it enrages. A Greater healing ends what the rains leave.

The second four

Out every other day (from 6 November) in the first four's place, at the same times. Unlike the first four, they're not all as hard: weaker, stronger, weaker, then the strongest last.

• Pay follows strength: the weaker two pay less than Prismoh, the Hoard Tyrant more, and the Bone Sovereign as much as Solmane. Their day pays the same as the first four's (about 6,550 at level 50).

• Solmane pays every hero who really takes part 13% of their own next level in Adventure XP, 8 spark dust, 4 volt crystals, 6 iron ore and 2 gold ore, and a 1 in 10 chance of a gem (a Sparkstone, Guardstone or Lifestone), once a day.
• Prismoh, Zacreign and Lunarch each pay two fifths of what Solmane pays, once a day each (about 1,190 Adventure XP at level 50 and 2,620 at level 60), half its materials, and a gem as often: 1 in 10.
• The whole hour pays a level-50 hero about 6,550 and a level-60 one about 14,410.