Level
Level is the primary form of progression (other than gear) in Teldaria. Through higher levels you can get slightly more powerful and unlock more custom content. You gain levels by gaining points from killing custom mobs.
The levels range from 0-500, with 500 being the very peak of levels. However, you can progress further than 500 by resetting your level through the prestige system which lets you use the powerful prestige shop.
Related Commands
- /level (optional, player name)
- /levels
- /prestige
- /ptree
- /settings
Level Points
Every 10 levels, you acquire a single stat point, up to 50 total at level 500. You can allocate these level points with /levels into stat boosts up to 20 level points to a stat and un-allocate as you wish for free. At 50 level points, that means maxing out 2 stat boosts and half way through a stat boost. You can look at other people's stat allocations with /level (player name). These are reset on prestige.
/levels screen
Stat Boost Options
- Might: + attack damage percentage
- Resilience: + defense percentage
- Vitality: + health point
- Precision: + critical damage and power percentage
- Guarding: + block rating and power percentage
Unlocks
Every 10 levels, 1 level point
Level 15, Bandit Lair dungeon is unlocked
Level 50, Nether dimension and Balthazar scroll recipe is unlocked
Level 75, Pandemic dungeon is unlocked
Level 150, End dimension is unlocked
Level 250, Forged dimension is unlocked
Level 350, Corrupt Forest dimension and Imperial Highway dungeon is unlocked.
Level 500, the ability to /prestige
Prestige
The ultimate endgame of Teldaria, prestiging represents the amount of times you have experienced the journey of Teldaria leveling from 1 to 500, then resetting it all to begin your journey anew. To clarify, to prestige, one must reach level 500 then perform /prestige.
Prestige Points
Why prestige? What do I get by prestiging? You get prestige points depending on your current prestige when you prestige. You start by earning 1 prestige point per prestige, then that increases every 10 levels, capping at +2 bonus points. This means at prestige 11, you will earn 2 prestige points instead of the 1, then it increases further at prestige 21 where you will earn 3 prestige points, and then doesn't increase further. To clarify, the max amount of prestige points you can get from the level bonus is +2, so that means at prestige 21+ you will get 3 prestige points per prestige and it won't increase further, even if you are at prestige 31. You can check your current amount of prestige points with /level.
Level screen showing prestige points
Prestige Tree
This is it. This is how you spend your hard work. The prestige tree is a large perk tree, accessible with /ptree, that is initially hidden that offers various perks from quality of life perks to almost game changing perks. You start off with 4 perks being visible, and when you unlock a perk using prestige points, it will reveal hidden perks to its cardinal directions (top, bottom, left, right). At the end of your level 1-500 adventure, the last adventure is exploring the prestige tree to further empower yourself.
Empty prestige tree
If you're not the explorer type and want to level up your prestige tree without risking it, you can check out this big spoiler that unveils the prestige tree. Choose your level of spoilers, either the list of perks or the entire pathway.