The Upgrade System in Shinobi Legacy allows you to enhance your weapons, making them more powerful and resilient. However, the path to upgrading is filled with risk, and careful consideration is needed to avoid losing valuable gear.

This system provides a flexible way for players to enhance their gear based on item rarity, level, and personal customization preferences. The enchanting system in Shinobi Legacy allows players to enhance and customize their equipment through a variety of rarity levels and bonus modifications.

In this dynamic system, your ability to unleash powerful jutsu is directly tied to your anger levels. The more anger points you accumulate, the shorter your cooldowns become, allowing for more frequent and devastating attacks.

Unlock the power of protection with our exclusive Akatsuki and Sannin Rings, designed to safeguard your progress in the game.
Akatsuki Ring - shields you from losing valuable items upon death. You can recharge it using 2 Red Yen Notes and an Empty Akatsuki Ring, available through NPC Orochimaru. You can find him in Oto-Gakure areas.

Sannin Ring - Beyond protecting your items, the Sannin Ring also prevents your level and skills from downgrading. It is a perfect protection for PVP game. Recharge it using 2 Empty Sannin Rings and 4 Red Yen Notes , through NPC Jiraiya.

In the world of Shinobi Legacy, hirelings are valuable allies that provide various benefits, especially when it comes to training your skills. With the right hireling, you can continue to develop your abilities even when you're not actively playing the game, which means you can exit the Game and you will still be training.

One of the key hirelings available specializes in training. With this hireling, your character can continue to train skills such as Taijutsu, Distance Fighting, and Sword Fighting even when you're offline. This allows you to maximize your progress without needing to be logged in constantly.
You can accumulate up to 12 hours of training time. After this period, you’ll need to wait for your training time to recharge before you can continue.

If you choose to train while logged in and inside a house, your character will be immobile until the training session is completed or if you decide to stop training. This ensures focused, uninterrupted skill advancement.

To hire a training hireling, you must own a house. The hireling can be purchased from the Shinobi Legacy Gamestore.

Once acquired, the hireling can be placed within your house, specifically up to 2 sqm from the doors. This positioning allows for optimal use of your space while ensuring easy access.
Your house isn’t just for solo training. You can invite friends over to train together, fostering teamwork and camaraderie. This shared experience can also add a layer of strategy as you all work on improving your skills side by side.

If you wish to remove a hireling, you can do so using the Hireling Remover Scroll, an item specifically designed for this purpose. If you decide to leave or sell your house the Hireling will disappear.

The Guild System in Shinobi Legacy offers players a way to create and join player-run organizations known as Guilds. These guilds allow players to collaborate, compete, and grow stronger together in the world of Shinobi Legacy. Guilds can challenge other guilds to Guild Wars, engaging in large-scale PvP battles to compete for dominance. Victorious guilds in wars often gain rewards such as in-game currency, or reputation, enhancing the guild’s standing within the game. Guild wars contribute to guild rankings, with the strongest guilds achieving recognition on server-wide leaderboards.

To create a guild, players must meet certain prerequisites such as a minimum level. The guild founder chooses a unique name for the guild. Founders can customize the guild's banner, to represent their group.

The player who creates the guild is designated as the Guild Leader, responsible for managing the guild's operations. The leader can assign ranks (e.g., Leader, Co-Leader, Officer, Member) to grant varying levels of responsibility. Guild leaders or officers can invite other players to join the guild, expanding the membership. Guilds often have a ranking system, where higher-ranked members have more privileges, such as inviting new members, initiating guild wars, or managing guild resources.

The Guild System in Shinobi Legacy offers players a way to create and join player-run organizations known as Guilds. These guilds allow players to collaborate, compete, and grow stronger together in the world of Shinobi Legacy. Guilds can challenge other guilds to Guild Wars, engaging in large-scale PvP battles to compete for dominance. Victorious guilds in wars often gain rewards such as in-game currency, or reputation, enhancing the guild’s standing within the game. Guild wars contribute to guild rankings, with the strongest guilds achieving recognition on server-wide leaderboards.
Members can donate Red Yen Notes into the guild's account. These contributions are essential for unlocking new levels and then abilities and resources. Players can donate by transferring their red yen notes, which are then pooled into the guild's treasury. As more red yen notes are donated, the guild can unlock special abilities or perks that benefit all members. Perks enhances the guild’s capacity, unlocking features such as a larger member limit, stronger defenses in guild wars, or more powerful offensive capabilities.

Here you will find all perks which come with a level. Only one perk from each level can be chosen.