Why this vault is different
JoySword’s storefront is curated as a rediscovered archive, not an unfiltered wall of legacy item IDs.
The restoration work reconnects priced items, package definitions, premium cubes, pets, mounts, utility items, costumes, and historically significant equipment that existed across the client and server data but were difficult to discover together.
The featured shelf is deliberately organized into recognizable collections: enhancement, level utility, premium reveals, companions, seven Henir and Time and Space tiers, secret-dungeon equipment, and complete fashion packages.
- Direct progression tools: Advanced Magic Stones, enhancement support, restoration support, and a Max Level Scroll are surfaced as intentional utility.
- Premium archive: Ice Burners, Ice Crystalline, sealed sculptures, golden cubes, value bundles, and the Cobo Express VIP Ticket return to a visible collection.
- Companion stable: Fox spirits, hatchlings, Phoru companions, and three summon-stone mounts share one readable destination.
- Endgame armory: Henir dimensions, Feita, Henir Ruler, Absolute Time and Space, and secret-dungeon equipment are curated by tier.
- Fashion history: Patissier colorways, Panda Bear, Grim Reaper, and other restored packages preserve the playful identity of the era.
The collector’s case
Think of the shop as a guidebook foldout: every shelf supports a different kind of player story.
| Collection | Signature finds | Best approached as |
|---|---|---|
| Enhancement laboratory | Advanced and specialized Magic Stones, Fluorite Ore, restoration scrolls | A planned upgrade toolkit |
| Premium revelation | Ice Burner bundles, sealed sculptures, golden boxes and cubes | A randomized collector experience |
| Companion stable | Miho, Shiho, Naho, Mystic, hatchlings, Phoru and mounts | Permanent character flavor |
| Time and Space armory | Dimension sets, Henir Ruler and Absolute equipment | Direct build targeting |
| Fashion archive | Patissier colorways and special character packages | Cosmetic collection and identity |
| Utility counter | Max Level Scroll and Cobo Express VIP Ticket | Special-purpose convenience |
A clear economy ladder
Every price is measured against the 12,000-Cash daily allowance, so the catalog supports both quick choices and longer collection goals.
- Collector Rank: Successful purchases earn permanent Collection XP across Adventurer, Explorer, Curator, Vanguard, Luminary, Legend, and Ascendant ranks.
- Deterministic milestones: Unlocked ranks grant one-time Cash rewards; rewards wait until the wallet has enough room and never bypass its cap.
- Optional randomness: Ice Burner bundles provide collection excitement, but restored pieces remain available as direct purchases.
- Package value: Mapped packages receive a consistent 20% discount from normalized component prices.
| Tier | Typical price | Player goal |
|---|---|---|
| Archive | 500–1,000 | Historical finds and small utility |
| Entry | 1,500–4,000 | Minor fashion pieces and consumables |
| Core | 5,000–10,000 | Standard fashion, accessories and quality-of-life unlocks |
| Rare | 8,000–15,000 | Distinctive pieces and premium reveals |
| Epic | 12,000–24,000 | Prestige pieces, companions and mounts |
| Collection Package | 12,000–60,000 | Complete sets discounted from their component value |
Fox spirits, hatchlings & mounts
- Crystal versus package: A Life Crystal, completed companion, adult package, and special package are separate catalog forms.
- Check character inventory: Leave space before claiming or opening companion packages.
- Collect by theme: Fox trio, light/dark hatchlings, classic Phoru, or mechanical mounts create clearer goals than buying at random.
| Family | Featured examples | Collector note |
|---|---|---|
| Fox spirits | Miho, Firefox Shiho, Darkfox Naho | Life Crystals, direct companions, and adult packages appear across the restored shelf |
| Classic companions | Wild Pocket Phoru and Mystic | Distinct silhouettes from the historical pet catalog |
| Hatchlings | Dark Hatchling and Light Hatchling packages | A paired light-versus-dark collection |
| Mounts | Moby Chariot RT, Cockatigle, Ancient Phoru | Summon Stones unlock dramatic traversal identities |
| Special packages | Panda Bear — Red and Grim Reaper | Themed package presentation with strong visual identity |
The enhancement laboratory
JoySword surfaces the full preparation bench instead of hiding upgrade support behind unrelated tabs.
- Advanced Magic Stones: Direct stones and cubes containing 3, 5, 10, or 40 stones support deliberate socket projects.
- Enhancement stones: Blessed weapon and armor enhancement stones are separated by equipment purpose.
- Fluorite Ore: The active featured shelf includes level 1 through level 9 variants.
- Restoration scrolls: Blessed Restoration Scrolls also span level 1 through level 9 in the curated list.
- Specialized stones: Destruction, Explosion, Combustion, Quickness, Wrath, Harmony, Mystery, Brilliance, Battle, Reinforce, Bull’s Eye, and Sage stones support targeted experiments.
The seven-shelf Henir armory
The standout JoySword addition is direct discoverability for a deep historical armory. Time and Space equipment is grouped by progression tier instead of being buried among thousands of unrelated entries.
Weapons and armor are represented across supported classes, with stronger +2 endgame variants preferred where the historical data contains both +1 and +2 versions.
| Shelf | Era / region | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| I | 1st Dimension — Ruben | Early Time and Space collection |
| II | 2nd Dimension — Elder | Second regional set tier |
| III | 3rd Dimension — Bethma | Midgame collector and build tier |
| IV | 4th Dimension — Altera | Advanced regional equipment |
| V | Feita | Late historical Time and Space collection |
| VI | Henir Ruler | Prestige Henir equipment family |
| VII | Absolute Time and Space | Level-60 endgame baseline and collector centerpiece |
| Secret shelf | Secret dungeons | Advanced regional weapons, armor, and throwable utility |
The fashion archive
The restored fashion shelf treats costumes as an era-spanning archive. The featured Patissier collection alone includes character-specific packages and multiple dessert-inspired colorways: Choco, Strawberry, Grapefruit, Peach, White Choco, Orange, Blueberry, and Lime Orange.
Special packages such as Panda Bear — Red and Grim Reaper sit beside the wider recovered package catalog. Availability does not imply universal compatibility; inspect character and slot restrictions.
- Build a silhouette: Start with one defining piece—weapon, hair, wing, or one-piece costume—then support it.
- Collect color stories: A coordinated two- or three-color theme often reads better than equipping every rare piece at once.
- Preview the full set: Package art, individual components, and equipped appearance can communicate different details.
- Keep historical oddities: Unusual seasonal and event pieces are part of the archive’s charm even when they are not statistically important.
A collector’s buying ritual
- Name the goal: Power breakpoint, companion, mount, costume silhouette, or archive completion?
- Classify the item: Direct purchase, package, randomized reveal, upgrade material, or unlock?
- Check restrictions: Character, level, equipment slot, package contents, and binding behavior.
- Compare free progression: The level 1–65 chest track already supplies gear, enhancement support, consumables, shards, and cosmetics.
- Set the ceiling: Decide the maximum spend or quantity before entering a randomized collection.
- Document the find: Screenshot rare or confusing results and record the exact item name before transforming or consuming it.