This week's Lineage report is headlined by a nine-figure sum. Shock Stun, the ultimate skill book for Knights, has traded for 100 million Adena. Beyond that, news emerged of an attempt to control bosses on the Einhasad server—a non-PVP realm where such behavior is least expected. These and other shocking developments have made waves this week.

■ Not a Desert Dungeon, but a Gold Mine: Ttol-ggi Buys Stun for 100 Million

At 5:00 AM on the 13th, streamer Ttol-ggi went live to reveal a Shock Stun skill book in his inventory, explaining that he had purchased it from a neutral party of three players. Although the Gangho Alliance had also been in contact, Ttol-ggi bypassed further negotiations by offering 100 million Adena, a price far exceeding their bids, to close the deal immediately.

Ttol-ggi later demonstrated the use of Shock Stun. Having also acquired a Cloak of Invisibility after defeating Baphomet on the 12th, he showed off his power by using both items to keep enemies in check while hunting.

■ Boss Control on a Non-PVP Server? The Einhasad Kutz Raid and a Quiet War

A dispute over boss control has broken out on the Einhasad server, where player-versus-player (PVP) combat is disabled. Players gathered to take down Kutz, a boss appearing on Talking Island, but grew suspicious when the boss refused to go down. They soon witnessed a strange scene: players were continuously healing Kutz.

A user investigated the situation and reported that certain blood pledges were providing heals and buffs to monopolize Kurtz. While more users eventually gathered to take down the boss, it took nearly twice as long as usual, sparking a debate between those arguing that 'control' has no place on a non-PVP server and those who believe that even on non-PVP servers, it is only natural for the stronger players to claim the spoils.

■ The Arrival of the Guardian Belt, Which Grants Defense When Worn as a Set

The Guardian Belt, purchasable with 320 PC Bang feathers, has been updated. It provides a +400 weight limit increase and, when worn with the existing Guardian Ring and Guardian Necklace, grants a set bonus of AC -1. Compared to popular belts like the Troll's Belt (+500 weight) or the expensive Ogre's Belt (+1000 weight), its weight capacity is lower, but it offers value for players looking to maximize their defense through set bonuses.

The addition of the Guardian Belt has divided opinion on equipment setups. Players are choosing between a full Guardian set for cost-effectiveness, setups that retain older items like the Orc Fighter's Necklace and Troll's Belt or the Spirit Belt for MP, or high-end builds that prioritize class-specific stat necklaces along with the Shining Spirit and Soul Belts.

■ Challenge the Dragon Slayer! PC Bang Antaras All-Out War!

Registration for the Dragon Slayer event opened with the patch on Wednesday, April 8, and closes on Wednesday, the 15th. Since Lineage Classic has not yet reached level 52, the Antaras raid will be conducted using level 52 characters prepared on a separate event server to ensure a smooth experience.

Lineage Classic streamers will serve as commanders for the Antaras raid, leading teams of users. Items acquired during the successful raid will be transferred to the participants' actual accounts, fueling high expectations and participation among the player base.