Shinobi Legacy - Naruto OTS

Companion System

Pets

Overview

Pets are unique creatures in the Shinobi World, each with special abilities to enhance your experience. They can restore your Chakra or Health Points, locate enemies, and even gather money for you. Pets follow their owners throughout the world, providing valuable support.

Pets can be obtained from a Pet Box

, which in turn can be drawn from an Unknown Box

.

Available Pets

Gamakichi

Source: Unknown Box

Ability: 7% chakra / 5 sec

Katsuyu

Source: Hazard Box

Ability: 7% health / 5 sec

Gamatatsu

Source: Hazard Box

Ability: 3.5% HP & chakra / 5 sec

Tonton

Source: Hazard Box

Ability: Collects money for player

Pakkun

Source: Hazard Box

Ability: Tracks players with 0 chakra

Sharingan Creature

Source: Hazard Box

Ability: Teleport via space-time portals

Mini Shukaku

Source: Shukaku Event

Ability: 8% protection all (temporary)

Onbu

Source: Quest: Masaki (Konoha)

Ability: 2% chakra / 5 sec

Enhancement System

Upgrades

Overview

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

Upgrade Levels

Only weapons with tiers +2 or +3 can be upgraded, with a maximum of +10. Each successful upgrade increases both attack and defense stats by 10%, making your equipment significantly more potent.

Upgrading Process

To initiate an upgrade, you need an Upgrade Kit

. This kit doesn't guarantee success — if the upgrade fails, the item is destroyed forever.

To protect your item, place an Upgrade Seal

in your backpack during the attempt. It will safeguard the item from destruction on failure, but the seal itself is always consumed — whether the upgrade succeeds or fails.

Tools

Upgrade Kit

Source: NPC: Sally

Use: Upgrades weapons (risk involved)

Upgrade Seal

Source: Shinobi Legacy Gamestore

Use: Protects weapon on failed upgrade

Upgrade Kit

Source: Quest: Kumo-Gakure Citizen Quest 1

Use: Upgrades weapons (risk involved). Works only with gold Upgrade Seal.

Upgrade Seal

Source: Quest: Kumo-Gakure Citizen Quest 2

Use: Protects weapon on failed upgrade. Works only with gold Upgrade Kit.

Item Empowerment

Chakra Infusion

Overview

The Chakra Infusion System lets you socket Chakra Pieces into your equipment, embedding them with powerful hidden bonuses. Every piece of gear carries an internal item level — the stronger the monster it dropped from, the higher that item level, and the better the bonus range you can roll when infusing it.

Item Rarity & Chakra Slots

Every item has a rarity, and rarity determines how many Chakra slots it has available for infusion. The higher the rarity, the more attributes you can socket into a single item.

Rarity	Chakra Slots
Common	0 slots (cannot be Chakra infused)
Rare	1 slot
Epic	2 slots
Legendary	3 slots
Brutal	4 slots

Orange Chakra Pieces

Orange Chakra Pieces can be socketed into any equippable item and grant a random bonus drawn from the full attribute pool below. The specific piece required depends on the item's level bracket — higher brackets roll stronger, rarer bonuses.

Orange Chakra Pieces are consumed on use and cannot be retrieved once socketed — removing them destroys the last bonus permanently.

They can be obtained by completing the Chakra Village Quest or purchased directly from the Shinobi Legacy Game Shop.

Item Level Brackets

Item Level Range	Required Piece
Level 1 – 9	Orange Chakra Piece (Tier 1)
Level 10 – 24	Orange Chakra Piece (Tier 2)
Level 25 – 39	Orange Chakra Piece (Tier 3)
Level 40 – 49	Orange Chakra Piece (Tier 4)
Level 50 – 64	Orange Chakra Piece (Tier 5)
Level 65 – 74	Orange Chakra Piece (Tier 6)
Level 75 – 99	Orange Chakra Piece (Tier 7)
Level 100 - 119	Orange Chakra Piece (Tier 8)
Level 120	Orange Chakra Piece (Tier 9)

Blue Chakra Piece

The Blue Chakra Piece can only be socketed into masks, granting a fixed +10 Ninjutsu bonus. Unlike orange pieces, it is fully retrievable — use a Chakra Remover to safely extract it from a mask and re-socket it into another one. Blue Chakra Pieces are sold exclusively at the Shinobi Legacy Game Shop.

Chakra Pieces & Tools

Orange Chakra Piece

Source: Chakra Village Quest (Wise Sage), Game Shop

Effect: Random bonus by item level (not retrievable)

Blue Chakra Piece

Source: Shinobi Legacy Game Shop

Effect: Mask only: +10 Ninjutsu (retrievable)

Chakra Remover

Source: Shinobi Legacy Game Shop (Wise Sage)

Effect: Removes last attribute from slots, extracts a Blue Chakra Piece from a mask

Bonus Attribute Pool

One of the following attributes is rolled at random whenever an Orange Chakra Piece is socketed:

#1

Max Health +X

#2

Max Chakra +X

#3

Ninjutsu +X

#4

Fuuin Jutsu +X

#5

Taijutsu +X

#6

Sword Fighting +X

#7

Critical +X

#8

Distance Fighting +X

#9

Defense +X

#10

Control +X

#11

Attack Speed +X

#12

Critical Hit Chance +X%

#13

Extra Yen +X%

#14

Extra Experience +X%

#15

Speed +X

#16

Healing +X%

#17

Jutsu Protection PvP +X%

#18

Physical Protection PvP +X%

#19

Jutsu Protection PvE +X%

#20

Physical Protection PvE +X%

#21

Jutsu Damage PvP +X%

#22

Physical Damage PvP +X%

#23

Jutsu Damage PvE +X%

#24

Physical Damage PvE +X%

#25

Chakra Cost +X%

#26

Cooldown Reduction +X%

Skill Training

Critical Bands

Overview

Critical Bands are wearable training items used to raise your Critical skill, which increases your chance to land critical hits. Equip a band and it grants bonus training attempt — the higher tier the band, the faster your Critical skill progresses.

Band Hierarchy

Bands are ranked from weakest to strongest. Each tier grants a higher Bonus Try value, meaning more effective training rolls per hit:

Tier	Band	Bonus Try
1	Brown Band	1
2	Red Band	10
3	Yellow Band	30
4	Green Band	40
5	Silver Band	50
6	Blue Band	60

Obtaining Bands

Brown, Red, Yellow, and Green Bands drop directly from monsters out in the world.

Silver and Blue Bands are the top two tiers and can only be obtained from a Bands Box, purchasable at the Shinobi Legacy Game Shop.

Training

Equip any Critical Band to begin training your Critical skill. Every successful hit gives your band a chance to trigger, based on its Bonus Try value — higher tier bands trigger more often, meaning noticeably faster Critical skill gains and a quicker climb toward higher critical hit chance.

Available Bands

Brown Band

Source: Dropped by monsters

Bonus Try: 1

Red Band

Source: Dropped by monsters

Bonus Try: 10

Yellow Band

Source: Dropped by monsters

Bonus Try: 30

Green Band

Source: Dropped by monsters

Bonus Try: 40

Silver Band

Source: Bands Box (Shinobi Legacy Game Shop)

Bonus Try: 50

Blue Band

Source: Bands Box (Shinobi Legacy Game Shop)

Bonus Try: 60

Item Creation

Crafting

Overview

The crafting system allows players to create valuable items. Crafting can significantly enhance your gear and boost your abilities.

How to Start Crafting

Complete the Blacksmith Quest in Iwa-Gakure to gain access to the Anvil — the special tool required for crafting. Once unlocked, interact with the Anvil to craft from a range of items:

Weapons Armor

The Blacksmith NPC in Iwa-Gakure.

Crafting Ingredients

Iron Ore

From: Turquoise Monk, Juuhi Assassin, Fishman, Bones, Hanabi

Gold Ore

From: Turquoise Monk, Juuhi Assassin, Fishman, Bones, Hanabi

Bloodstone Ore

From: Ankoku Monk, Katon Monk, Guren, Hardsteeled, Akahoshi Hatsuhi

Katon Essence

From: Katon Monk, Zenkai, Hardsteeled, Turquoise Juuhi Assassin

Raiton Essence

From: Turquoise Juuhi Assassin, Turquoise Monk, Fishman, Raiga Kurosuki

Bright Amethyst

From: Icy Machinery

Fossil Core

From: Fossilman

Insect Venom

From: Huge Insect, Insect

Sage

From: Suiton Monk

Shadow Fabric

From: Shadow Hunter

Shaman Bones

From: Shaman

Combat Mechanic

Anger System

Overview

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.

Anger Points

Every time you kill a monster, you gain 1 anger point. In a party, the anger points are multiplied by the number of members — a party of four grants 4 anger points per kill.

You can use Adrenalines

to instantly boost anger points, capped at 40 points. Beyond this limit, only killing monsters will increase your anger further.

Strategic Use

As anger points rise, cooldowns decrease, enabling more rapid jutsu usage. Managing your anger levels strategically can be the key to turning the tide in battle. Embrace your fury, master your anger, and dominate the battlefield with relentless jutsu!

Tools

Adrenaline

Source: Hospital Medic

Boost: +10 anger points

Price: 40 green yen notes

Protection Items

Rings

Overview

Unlock the power of protection with the exclusive Akatsuki and Sannin Rings, designed to safeguard your progress. Remember your equipment is protected until level 50!

Akatsuki Ring at Oto-Gakure — shields you from losing items upon death. Recharge using 2 Red Yen Notes

and an Empty Akatsuki Ring

at NPC Orochimaru in Oto-Gakure.

Akatsuki Ring at Kusa-Gakure — shields you from losing items upon death. Recharge using 4 Red Yen Notes

and an Empty Akatsuki Ring

at NPC Orochimaru in Kusa-Gakure.

Task Ring — shields you from losing items upon death. It can't be recharged. You can get it from Mission Grandmaster after finishing required tasks.

Sannin Ring — protects items, level, and skills. Perfect for PVP. Recharge with 2 Empty Sannin Rings

and 4 Red Yen Notes

at NPC Jiraiya.

Map Walkthrough

Akatsuki Ring: Two available entries leading to Orochimaru Hideout.

Akatsuki Ring: Follow the numbered path.

Akatsuki Ring: City (Kusa-Gakure) — where Orochimaru stays.

Sannin Ring: Hot Springs (Konoha-Gakure) — where Jiraiya stays.

Available Rings

Akatsuki Ring

Source: Unknown Box

Effect: Protects equipment on death

Sannin Ring

Source: Unknown Box

Effect: Protects equipment, level & skills

Task Ring

Source: Mission Grandmaster Tasks

Effect: Protects equipment on death

Instanced Content

Dungeons

Overview

Dungeons are instanced challenges where players fight through groups of monsters and defeat a final boss. Each dungeon offers increasing difficulty and rewards based on the selected level.

Dungeon Entry

To enter a dungeon, players must possess a special dungeon key. Without the required key, entry is not possible. Keys can be obtained from Rifts.

Difficulty Levels

Dungeons feature 6 difficulty levels. Each level increases the challenge and rewards:

Higher Monster HPIncreased DamageBonus EXPBetter Boss Rewards

Gameplay

Inside the dungeon, players clear monsters and progress through the area. At the end, a powerful boss awaits. Defeating the boss completes the run.

Party Play

Players can form parties to complete dungeons together. Teamwork makes it easier to handle stronger enemies and higher difficulties. Cooperation is key for efficient dungeon runs.

Rewards

After defeating the boss, a special reward chest spawns that must be destroyed to unlock its contents. It may contain Weapons or Armor. Each player also receives individual rewards separately.

Random Encounter

Rifts

Overview

Rifts are special encounters that randomly appear while gaining experience. A mysterious teleport may spawn near you, leading to a separate challenge area. Inside, players must complete objectives to earn valuable rewards.

Entering a Rift

While hunting, a Rift teleport can randomly spawn. Players can enter it to access the Rift instance. Once inside, you are locked in until the objective is completed or time runs out.

Rift Objectives

To complete a Rift, players must:

Kill Required MonstersDefeat the Rift Boss

Once all objectives are completed, the path forward unlocks.

Difficulty

Rift monsters are significantly stronger than regular monsters found outside. They deal more damage and are harder to defeat. Players should prepare carefully and consider teaming up.

Party Contribution

If you are in a party, Rift objectives are shared among all members. Kills made by teammates count toward the objective, allowing faster completion. You do not need to complete everything alone.

Rewards

After completing the objective, a wall disappears, granting access to the treasure room. The reward chest inside contains valuable loot and may include dungeon keys for accessing dungeon content.

Progression Mechanic

Stamina

Overview

The stamina system has a maximum of 20 hours. It determines how much experience you gain while hunting — the higher your stamina, the more efficient your leveling will be.

Experience Modifiers

Stamina Range	Label	EXP Multiplier
20h – 18h	Happy Hours	+20% (1.2×)
18h – 12h	Normal	1.0×
12h – 6h	Reduced	0.7×
6h – 0h	Heavy Penalty	0.5×

Regeneration

Stamina regenerates only while offline or when stamina is switched off.

Happy Stamina (20h–18h): 1 stamina minute every 12 minutes of offline time.
Normal Stamina (18h–0h): 1 stamina minute every 1.5 minutes of offline time.

You can also refill stamina via Quests that reward Stamina Boxes. Turn off stamina using the smiley face button on your action bar.

Stamina Rechargers

Stamina Box (1h)

Source: Quests

Effect: Recharges stamina by 1 hour

Stamina Box (3h)

Source: Quests

Effect: Recharges stamina by 3 hours

Offline Progression

Hirelings

Overview

Hirelings are valuable allies that provide various benefits, especially for training your skills and managing your storage. With the right hireling, you can continue developing your abilities even when not actively playing — exit the game and you will still be training.

Training Hireling

One key hireling specializes in training. Your character can continue training Taijutsu, Distance Fighting, and Sword Fighting even while offline. You can accumulate up to 12 hours of training time before needing to wait for recharge.

If you train while logged in inside a house, your character will be immobile until the session ends or you stop manually.

Stash Hireling

The Stash Hireling grants direct access to your Stash from inside your house — no need to travel to a Depot to deposit or withdraw items. Simply interact with the hireling to open your Stash on the spot.

This is especially useful for players who craft, hoard crafting ingredients, or frequently restock supplies, saving repeated trips back and forth to the Village Depot.

Requirements

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

Managing Hirelings

Once acquired, a hireling can be placed within your house up to 2 sqm from the doors. You can invite friends to train together, or let them use your Stash Hireling, inside your house.

To remove a hireling, use the Hireling Remover Scroll

. If you leave or sell your house, the hireling will disappear.

Social System

Guilds

Overview

The Guild System offers players a way to create and join player-run organizations. Guilds allow players to collaborate, compete, and grow stronger together. They can challenge other guilds to Guild Wars — large-scale PvP battles for dominance. Victorious guilds gain rewards and contribute to server-wide guild rankings.

Guild Creation

To create a guild, players must meet a minimum level requirement. The founder chooses a unique name and can customize the guild's banner. The creator becomes the Guild Leader, responsible for managing all operations.

Guild Management

The leader can assign ranks (Leader, Co-Leader, Officer, Member) with varying levels of privilege. Higher-ranked members can invite players, initiate wars, and manage guild resources.

Guild Donations

Members can donate Red Yen Notes

into the guild's treasury. These contributions unlock new guild levels which provide special perks benefiting all members — larger member limits, stronger war capabilities, and more.

Available Perks

Each row unlocks at a specific guild level, and only one perk per row can be chosen — leaders pick between the two options shown side by side.

Health Regeneration

Lv 2

Chakra Regeneration

Lv 2

Distance Fighting

Lv 4

Taijutsu & Sword Fighting

Lv 4

Movement Speed

Lv 6

Attack Speed

Lv 6

Physical Protection

Lv 8

Jutsu Protection

Lv 8

Critical

Lv 10

Ninjutsu

Lv 10

Control

Lv 12

Fuuin Jutsu

Lv 12

Protection vs Monsters

Lv 14

Protection vs Players

Lv 14

Damage vs Monsters

Lv 16

Damage vs Players

Lv 16

Chakra Cost Reduction

Lv 18

Cooldown Reduction

Lv 18

Daily Missions

Tasks

Overview

The Task System offers players various missions and challenges, providing an additional way to earn rewards such as experience and items. Each task can be run as either Daily or Normal — the player freely chooses which, per attempt.

Daily Tasks

Up to 2 tasks can be active as Daily at once, and up to 2 Daily completions (any tasks combined) are allowed within a rolling 24-hour window.

Daily tasks reward both Experience and Tasks Points. Once a specific task is completed as Daily, that same task is locked out of Daily mode for 24 hours — though it can still be run as Normal in the meantime.

Normal Tasks

Up to 2 tasks can be active as Normal at once. Normal tasks reward Experience only — no Tasks Points.

Each individual task can be completed as Normal a maximum of 3 times per character, permanently. After that, the task is no longer available to that player as Normal (it can still be attempted as Daily, if not on cooldown).

Tasks Points & Rank

Tasks Points are earned exclusively from Daily task completions. As you accumulate points, your Tasks Rank increases, unlocking rewards that can be claimed at Mission Grandmaster in every Village.

Important Rules

Tasks are started by interacting with the Task Board, located in every Depot in every Village.

You may select how many monsters to kill for a task, between 50 and 1000. Selecting more kills increases the reward — every 100 kills beyond the minimum grants a percentage bonus to Points, Experience, and Gold rewards.