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Create an account

To play Ryzom you need an active player account.

On the main login screen, click onCREATE AN ACCOUNT and follow the instructions to open an account on the main server. The account name and password must contain between 5 and 12 lowercase letters or numbers (no symbols can be used). The "username" thus created will be your official account name, but will never be displayed in the game. Press the Submit button when you are finished.

This official account ^[1] is to be used

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  main login screen: players do not know the name of the account

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  The user account (and billing account)

Each account has 5 locations, for 5 characters. The character (or avatar, toon) is a homin who represents you in the game.

• If you are coming back to Ryzom, you can ask Support for a restoration.
• Steam players can ask to Ryzom Support to unlink their account from Steam ^[2]

Creating characters

After logging in (under your username, or account name) on the main Atys server, you will see five free slots that you can use to create new characters (in columns on the left side of the screen, they contain large question marks ^[3]).

To create a new character, select one of these locations and click on the CREATE NEW button in the bottom right corner of the screen (or double click on the chosen free location).

Many of these features will have no impact on the GamePlay (the way of playing), such as the appearance of the face or sex. What at the beginning (new player) will have the most impact is the choice of race ^[4]. After that (when the character is finished), you will not be able to change race, gender or physical appearance - but, later, on the mainland (after leaving the tutorial island called Silan), you will find tattoo and hairdressers who will ask for dappers (the currency of Atys)...

Race

Your race (CIVILIZATION in the left column) will determine the basic appearance, the initial crafting skill of your character (on Silan, the island that serves as a tutorial, we only learn the nation's craft by default of one of the 4 races) and especially the initial "fame" among the various factions and civilizations (or "nations") of the game.
Your choice of race will not limit you in exploring the world of Ryzom (the planet Atys), nor in learning skills. It's more about the roleplay.

Sex

Sex selection changes the physical appearance of your character, but does not affect the mechanics of the game (the "gameplay"). Once you have chosen the gender of your character, go to the next step in the left column.

Physical appearance

Using the sliders, customize your character's body shape. You can rotate your character by dragging from left to right your mouse left button held and zoom in on it by dragging from front to back your mouse right button held. His physical appearance has no influence on the characteristics (strength, endurance, etc.) of your character. Once you have decided on this appearance, proceed to the next step in the left column.

Customize your face

Use the sliders to customize your character's face. Depending on your race and gender, you have different possibilities. You can rotate your character's head by dragging your left button mouse from left to right and zooming in on it by dragging your right button mouse back and forth. When you have finished shaping your character's head, proceed to the final step.

Initial skills package

This choice determines the skills and equipment with which your character will begin his life on Atys but has no impact on the gameplay. Your character will start at level 1 in all skills and can increase these levels in any branch without any other being penalized. Use the cursor to choose your initial skill pack (calledaction pack). This is not very important.

Reputation and Alignment

The race of your avatar influences your reputation with the other races and the two great religious powers (calledfactions), theKamis andKaravan. Each of the four races has particular affinities with another and has a particular enmity towards a third.
Each race is by nature more favoured by one or the other of the two great religious powers; the'Trykers andMatis have the favours of the Karavan while theZoraïs andFyros have the favours of the Kamis.
These reputations (known as'fame) are initially between -20 and +20 but may subsequently reach, depending on your actions, any level between -100 and +100. These initial reputations do not oblige you to align yourself with a particular nation or religion: you can choose the nation and church you want (within the limits of playability), or even not choose any at all. In any case, you will only be able to choose these allegiances after you have joined the continent, worked on your different reputations and performed certain rites. It is recommended to think carefully about your "alignment" (at the choice of your faction) because, although it is not irreversible, it is difficult to reverse a maximum reputation (with an initially chosen faction).

The line-up will determine which guilds you can join, which teleport pacts you can get and which players can earn PvP points by fighting you. It will also determine the side that other players will expect you to join in outpost wars.

For more details, see the page: [[User/Renamed Manual, Factions, Allegiance. |Renamed, Factions, Allegiance.] and Teleportation

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  Your renamed faction and nation

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  and with the tribes

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