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Keeps in sync a countdown on a creature or object, such as the time before a defeated creature's body disappears.

Keeps your mana bar in sync: how much mana you have, the maximum and how fast it comes back.

Tells your game that the current action with an object is over, for example when gathering finishes or you pick something up.

The server's answer when you try to use an object: it says yes or no.

Tells the server you stopped what you were doing with an object, such as walking away in the middle of gathering.

Keeps the state of a gatherable node: healthy and ready to harvest, or used up until it comes back.

Shows the progress ring around the [E] prompt while you gather, and keeps the server in step with how much is left to gather.

Your game asking the server to drop items from your bag onto the ground. The server makes a loot bag with them.

Your game asking the server to lock or unlock an item with a padlock, so you do not drop or sell it by accident.

Asks the server to equip an item from your bag into an equipment slot.

Asks the server to take off something you are wearing and put it back in your bag.

Tells the server that you opened or closed your inventory, so other players see your character react.

The Take All button of a loot bag window: your game asks the server to move every item in the bag to your inventory.

Takes one item (or part of a stack) out of a loot bag window and puts it in your inventory.

Your list of owned items. The server sends it in full when you enter the world and then sends only the changes when items are added, moved or removed.

The rarity of a loot bag lying on the ground. It sets the colour of the glow around the bag.

Keeps your equipped gear in sync with the server: what you wear, how worn it is, your gear sets and whether the gear set panel is open.

Your game asks the server what time of day it is, which also tells the server you are ready.

Tells your game which level to load. It is sent when you log in and whenever the game loads a different area.

Part of the login: the server tells your game where your character is placed in the world.

Gives each object, creature or player in the world its identity card: what it is and which model the game should draw.

Keeps your character's look in sync: gender, race, skin tone, hair, facial hair, eye color, face marks, scars and tattoos. Other players' looks are sent the same way when they come into view.

The server's answer to your login: it sends back the game version, the server time and your session token.

The server's clock, sent to your game about every three seconds so both stay in step.

Keeps the place of things in the world in sync: where they are, which way they face and how big they are. Used for things such as gathering nodes and loot bags.

Your game asks the server to spend attribute points on the attributes you picked.

Your trade skill levels and experience: what shows in the "+N Harvesting" notice and in the level ring around the skill.

Keeps your level and experience in sync: your level, bonus levels, experience points and rested bonus experience.

Tells your game how long the day and night cycle is and where it is right now.

Tells your game whether a creature should lean to match the slope of the ground it walks on.

A once-per-second ping. The game and the server pass it back and forth to check that the connection is alive.