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# Server Information

NavenRO is an **Episode 10.1 midrate Ragnarok Online server** built around classic gameplay with selected custom systems.

## Core Information

| Setting         | Value   |
| --------------- | ------- |
| Episode         | 10.1    |
| Server Type     | Midrate |
| Base Level Cap  | 99      |
| Job Level Cap   | 70      |
| Custom Gameplay | Enabled |

## Gameplay Direction

NavenRO keeps the recognizable Ragnarok Online progression loop while introducing custom mechanics that encourage players to explore content appropriate to their character's progression.

Some of the major custom systems include:

* Level-Difference System
* Equipment Durability
* Auto Attack
* VIP System
* Custom events and NPC features
* Player Marketplace
* Auction House
* Daily Rewards
* Streamer features

Exact EXP and drop rates will be listed on the **Rates** page once the launch values are finalized.


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