Game accounts and characters
The Game accounts profile section shows the login, creation date, IP address, server, project, platform, and current state of each player account. Server filtering and cursor pagination work without leaving the profile section.
Actions from the list
The row menu can open ownership transfer to another master account. The form identifies the current owner, project, and server before a new owner is selected and the operation is confirmed.
Deletion from the list opens a separate dangerous confirmation. Verify the login and server and provide a reason before continuing.
Select Open to inspect the selected game account in detail.
Account actions
The page shows login, registration details, project, server, platform, and current state. You can change status, transfer ownership, change the password, or reset account HWID and PIN when your permissions allow it.
The additional-actions menu groups maintenance operations. A confirmation opens before the selected action is performed.
Password and state
Enter the new password twice and provide a reason. Account state has a separate form so a block cannot be confused with a credential change.
Transfer and protection reset
Transfer is also available from the detailed page. Resetting HWID has an independent confirmation and does not change the password or PIN.
Account deletion
Character actions
Each character card shows level, class, online state, last activity, and game statistics. Available actions include blocking or unblocking, disconnecting an online character, teleporting an offline character, resetting HWID or PIN, and loading inventory.
The character menu displays only operations available for its current state.
A sensitive character action has its own confirmation and required reason.
Character inventory
Select Load Inventory in the required character card. The panel requests current game server data and displays the item ID, name, count, and enchantment level. Use this information to investigate player requests, verify purchase delivery, and review items before maintenance operations.
Each item also shows its augmentation and elemental attributes:
- Augmentation lists effects from the Lineage II reference. When one effect grants several bonuses, each appears separately. Descriptions retain the reference's language. Expand Effect IDs when you need to identify a specific effect.
- Elemental attack shows the element and its value, such as Fire 150.
- Elemental defence lists the value for each element the item protects against. These are separate from its attack attribute.
No augmentation and No attributes mean that the corresponding enhancement is absent. No data means its information was not received. If an effect description is unavailable, the panel says so and keeps its ID for reference; it does not treat the item as unaugmented.
The item ID identifies its catalogue entry, while Instance identifies the character's particular item among others of the same type. On narrow screens, each item's fields appear one below another.
Verify ownership before changing security data. Deleting a game account is irreversible.