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On SealOnline for many new players there are different slangs and abbreviations for words that many experienced online players use. These are most of them that are most commonly known

Internet & RPG slang can be found on the Wikipedia (list).
For the SealOnline interface commands, see the Command page.

AoEEdit

Area of Effect attacks. Skills that hit more than one mob are AoE attacks. Opposite to Crush

AggroEdit

Aggro is short for aggrovated(aggressive). It refers to a mob that initiates an attack(they are aggrovated by you, so they attack you). Generally an aggro mob is undesired since the player has less time to react and prepare to fight it, however a character that is performing AoE attacks may welcome any aggro mobs.

B> Edit

Buying. A player wants to buy the following items.

BREdit

Black Ribon, equipment

BGM Edit

Bat Guy Mask, equipment.

CEdit

Crystal, jewelry

cd Edit

Cool Down, a players skill is in cool down.

Clean Edit

Equipment that as been appraised with no options.

CPH Edit

Cleric Piya Hat, equipment

CrushEdit

Single target attack. Generally Crush attacks are more powerful and cost less AP than AoE attacks.

DEdit

Diamond

DC Edit

Disconnected from the game.

F2P Edit

Free-To-Play. Seal is a F2P game.

GM Edit

Game Master/moderator, Guild Master

GratzEdit

"Congratulations". Tell this to someone when they level up or pick up a good item.

Grief Edit

Taunting other players or sometimes taunting a mob but not killing it.

HBBB Edit

Hot blooded bat boy, pet

HybridEdit

Refers mostly to the distribution of status points and spell points (based on the status points) on builds to exploit a more versatile build but with a less massive power compare to a pure build.

KitingEdit

Kiting is the ability to attack from long range and run away from the mob while you prepare your next attack. Kiting successfully means not getting hit.

KOACEdit

King of all chicken, pet

KoDEdit

King of Death, a.k.a Yami knight, a bale boss type which carries 2 GS of Spirit

LFM Edit

Looking for Member. Speed Party Leader would type this when looking to fill slots in the party.

MobEdit

Short for mobile object. Monsters are generally referred to as mobs.

NerfEdit

Nerf is slang for making a character or item less powerful, in order to promote game balance, or fairness. See also Wikipedia:Nerf (computer gaming)

NPC Edit

A NPC (Non-Player Character). Also used as a verb when describing the process of selling an item to a NPC.

Oom Edit

Out of mana or in Seal's case, AP. Used as an abbrev. in parties when a player cannot attack due to lack of AP restoration either because they are out of AP replenishing pots or because they have Burnt Magic cast on them.

OTW Edit

On the Way

PartyEdit

Grouping together for mutual benefit.

PureEdit

A character build where only one of the Stats is invested in. For example, a Pure INT Jester.

PvE Edit

Player vs Enviroment. Normal game scenario where the player destroys mobs in the course of events in order to gain items and experience.

PvP Edit

Player vs Player. A Duel.

PC Edit

Price check. A player is asking what price expected to buy/sell for an item

REdit

Ruby

Restock Edit

Used in parties to tell other members that the person is going to a merchant to buy more potions.

SlotEdit

A place in a party. Parties can have up to six slots.

S> Edit

Selling. A player wants to sell the following items.

tnl Edit

To Next Level. How much % a player has to gain before reaching its next level up

Regular Game ChattingEdit

AfkEdit

Away from keyboard. Meaning a person is not currently at there computer and is away somewhere.

AtmEdit

At the momment.

BBEdit

Bye bye or buh bye.

BTEdit

BURNING TAIL

CataEdit

Catacomb. A zone where monsters are including Soul colecter.

CCEdit

Change channels. Meaning to switch out of server one to server two.

DoDEdit

Dungeon of Death. A monster zone located in Sikara valley souht of the map.

FFAEdit

Free for all. Meaning who over gets the a object or item on the ground can keep it. Including in pvp you can choose anyone to attack.

G2gEdit

Got to go. Meaning someone has to leave the game for a while.

GgEdit

1. Good game.

2. Good Going.

3. An emotion (*to desribe, it's like a (:D) but your eyebrow is moving up and down (happy after doing something evil or after got an agreement that you're right)