L2ELO — Lineage 2 Server Database, Rankings & Game Data

How L2ELO connects Lineage 2 data

L2ELO connects private server projects with their individual server launches, chronicles, rates, opening dates, traffic data and historical performance.

The platform also connects Lineage 2 game data across classes, skills, items, NPCs, quests and chronicles, allowing users to navigate between related game entities.

Server Project
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Server Launches
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Chronicle / Rate / Opening Date
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Traffic / Ranking / History

Lineage 2 Chronicle
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Classes → Skills → Items → NPCs → Quests

New server announcements

We announce new Lineage 2 servers and keep a history of their openings. Every server is listed with its chronicle, rate, client type and opening date.

• Main page

  The main page shows new openings, servers that open in the next 7 days, open beta (OBT) servers for the next 30 days, and the latest reviews. Servers are grouped into sections: opening soon (today, tomorrow, next 7 days, later) and new (today, yesterday, last 7 days, earlier). It also shows 90-day statistics: how many servers opened, the top 5 chronicles and the top 5 rates.

  Examples: /

• Chronicles

  Each chronicle has its own page with all of its servers: Interlude, High Five, Classic, Essence, Gracia Final, Gracia Epilogue and C4.

  Examples: /chronicles/interlude, /chronicles/high-five

• Rates

  Servers grouped by experience and drop rate: x1, x3, x5, x7, x10, x50, x100, x1200, x50k and x100k.

  Examples: /rates/x1, /rates/x100

• Server types

  PTS (public test server), RvR, GvE, Multicraft, Multiprof and Additional. Type pages use the same URL pattern as rate pages.

  Examples: /rates/pts, /rates/rvr

• Server row

  Each server in a list shows:

  • client type: Java or PTS
  • project name, which links to its server page
  • rate and chronicle, which link to their pages
  • opening date
  • paid placements (VIP and Platinum) are highlighted

• Open beta (OBT)

  Servers in their open beta test period, with the start and end dates of the test.

• Traffic badge

  A number next to a server name (for example 12K) shows how many website visits the server got last month, according to Similarweb. Hover over it to see the exact figure. The badge appears once a site has at least 500 monthly visits, so you can spot servers with real players among new listings.

Server page: the project and its full history

Every server project has its own page with everything we know about it in one place. A project can run several servers, for example x3, x100 and x1200 at the same time, or servers on different chronicles.

• Summary table

  The first block of the page:

  • website address and whether the site is live or dead
  • position in the rating
  • creation date from WHOIS data
  • languages of the site, or the main country of players
  • visits last month and over the last 3 months
  • main chronicle and the total number of openings

  Examples: /servers/acewar.su

• Monthly traffic chart

  A line chart of the website's visits for each month of the recorded history. It appears when there are at least 3 months of data. Under the chart is a table of the last 12 months with the visits for each month; the table is hidden behind a button.

  • data source: Similarweb
  • the chart covers the full available history, not only the last year

• All openings

  Every published server of the project, newest first. Each row shows the client type (Java or PTS), rate, chronicle and opening date. The first 15 are shown, the rest are behind a 'show all' button. A project page lists up to 300 openings.

• About the project

  A short summary generated from the data: when the project was first seen, whether the site works, how many openings it has and which chronicle it focuses on, its main country, global rank and monthly visits.

• Links and screenshot

  The official website, plus Forum, Discord, Facebook, VK and Telegram links where the project has them. The page also shows a screenshot of the website.

• Reviews

  Reviews from players, each marked as recommended or not recommended. A review is published after moderation. To write one, you need to sign in.

Server rating by real traffic

The rating ranks servers by the number of visits to their websites over the last 3 months. We use website traffic instead of online counts: a server can easily show a fake online number, while a real player has to visit the site and register to play.

• Overall rating

  The rating page ranks the most visited servers. The table shows each project's traffic, chronicles and last opening date. A chart below shows the total traffic of the top 50 servers over time.

  Examples: /rating

• Rating by chronicle

  The same ranking, limited to one chronicle.

  Examples: /rating/interlude

• Data source and updates

  Traffic data comes from Similarweb, which updates site data around the 15th of each month. We update the rating once most sites have fresh data. Using 3 months smooths out spikes caused by new launches.

Lineage 2 database

The database holds Lineage 2 game data across chronicles. Where data differs between Interlude, High Five and the LU4 server, the pages show each version separately, so you can see which chronicle a fact belongs to. Each section has its own list page, a detail page for each entry, and search.

Classes

Races: Human, Elf, Dark Elf, Orc, Dwarf, Kamael and Ertheia. Each class belongs to a tier: base class, 1st, 2nd or 3rd profession transfer.

• Class list

  All classes grouped by race and tier, with filters.

  Examples: /database/classes

• Class page

  The class's skills, with the following details:

  • a table by learn level: level, number of skills, SP cost, skill type and category; rows expand to show the skill details
  • a chart of how skills are spread across levels
  • links to the parent class and to the next classes in the tree
  • how to get the class: the level of the transfer, the quest or item needed (for example, marks for the 2nd profession) and the class master who gives it

  Examples: /database/classes

• Same tree in two chronicles

  When a class skill tree is identical in Interlude and High Five, the page says so.

Skills

• Skill catalog

  A searchable list of skills by name or ID, with collections: class skills, attacks, heals, passives, toggles, summons, songs and dances, buffs and debuffs (with comparison tables), control skills, Hero and Noblesse skills, clan skills, armor set bonuses, weapon special abilities, augmentation, NPC skills and Hot Springs. Comparison tables show values such as power, land rate, duration, reuse and target.

  Examples: /database/skills, /database/skills/category/attack, /database/skills/category/buffs

• Skill page

  A full description of one skill, with:

  • type, target, purpose (attack, buff, heal, summon and others) and usage (active, passive or toggle)
  • mechanics and costs: MP and HP cost, cast range, effect range, cast time, reuse time, power, damage, land rate and duration
  • a level table with the stats of each skill level
  • an enchant table with the stats of each enchant level
  • how to learn: class, character level, skill level, required item, clan level and clan reputation
  • items that carry the skill and the trigger (on critical, on magic, at +4, on unequip)
  • augmentation (Life Stone): stone level, skill level, trigger and what it applies to
  • properties such as overhit, ignoring shields, auto attack and SS boost

  Examples: /database/skills

Items

Weapons, armor, armor sets and other items: materials, consumables and more. An item page is the most detailed page in the database.

• Item catalog

  Items by type: weapons by weapon type (sword, dagger, bow and others), armor by type (shields, hair accessories and others), armor sets and other items, with filters and search.

  Examples: /database/items/weapon, /database/items/weapon/sword, /database/items/armor/shields, /database/items/armor-sets, /database/items/etcitems

• Item page

  One item, with its ID and the sections below. Not every section appears for every item; a section shows only when there is data for it.

  • header with the item's type (weapon, armor or other item) and its main properties
  • characteristics: a table of the item's properties and stats
  • creates item: for a recipe item, what it creates, the success chance, the Create Item level and the MP cost
  • crafting: every recipe that makes the item, with the success chance (color-coded), the number of ingredients, and a tree of required ingredients where intermediate items expand into their own ingredients. Each row shows the quantity per craft and the total for the whole tree. A general list of base materials sums up everything the item needs, with each material's total count
  • merchants: NPC shops and exchanges where the item is sold or exchanged, with the price, the items you give, and notes such as whether the enchant is kept
  • drop and spoil: which monsters drop or spoil the item, with their level, quantity, chance, group chance, chance within the group, raid or epic boss marks, and the LU4 chance where it differs
  • used for crafting: items that take this one as an ingredient, with the number of recipes, the quantity needed and the success chance
  • sealed and unsealed: sealed armor and weapons, their unsealed versions, and how the seal is removed (by town blacksmiths)
  • armor set and item group: which set the item belongs to and the set effect
  • a notice when the item is a quest item

  Examples: /database/items/1872

Monsters and NPCs

• NPC catalog

  All monsters, raid bosses, grand bosses, NPCs, merchants and chests. You can filter by level, by monster type, and by zone: catacombs, necropolises and special zones such as the Dimensional Rift.

  Examples: /database/npcs, /database/npcs/type/l2raidboss, /database/npcs/zone/dimensional-rift

• NPC page

  Everything known about one NPC, with:

  • main characteristics, additional characteristics and special properties
  • skills
  • minions
  • drop and spoil, in the same format as on item pages
  • spawn locations on an interactive map: each point shows its behavior (aggressive or passive), the number of spawns and the respawn time
  • merchant lists: what the NPC sells or exchanges
  • level and behavior on the LU4 server where they differ

  Examples: /database/npcs

• Zone pages

  A zone page lists all monsters in the zone with their levels, and shows a spawn map of the whole zone.

Quests

• Quest catalog

  All quests, with filters by level, race and quest collection (category). A quest can also be opened by its numeric ID, and the page redirects to the full address.

  Examples: /database/quests, /database/quests/153

• Quest page

  Quest information and a walkthrough, with:

  • quest ID, level range, races, type (one-time or repeatable), start location, start NPC and requirements to take the quest
  • a walkthrough: numbered steps with the target NPC and a generated image of the step, combining the NPC's photo with a map of where to go
  • monster drops needed for a step: the monster, the item, the count and the chance
  • rewards: experience, SP, items, Adena, choices where you pick one, random rewards, class-specific rewards and clan reputation
  • High Five rewards, shown separately where they differ
  • a table of contents and a note when the walkthrough is not yet translated into your language

Reference: character stats, history and downloads

• Character stats

  The six main stats (STR, CON, DEX, INT, WIT, MEN) and the two added in later versions (LUC and CHA): what each one affects and the default values for each race.

  Examples: /database/character-stats

• Chronicle history

  Release dates of each Lineage 2 chronicle and the phases of the closed beta, from the first test to the present day.

  Examples: /database/lineage2-history

• Clean game clients

  Unmodified Lineage 2 clients for each chronicle, ready to install, with direct links, file sharing links and torrent files. Private servers often modify the client, and their changes are not compatible with each other, so a clean client is the safe starting point.

  Examples: /database/download-lineage2

• Clean patches

  Patches for clean clients, made from the original build of the game without any additions. Some patches include remote GameGuard operation, and some add Windows 10 support.

  Examples: /database/download-clean-patches

Search

Each database section has a search box. It searches by name or by numeric ID, and it starts after 2 characters; a numeric ID searches right away. The query is kept in the page address (the ?search= parameter), so a search result can be shared as a link. The counter shows how many results are displayed and how many exist in total. Long lists show only the first results, so use search to find a specific entry.

Accounts and server owners

• Sign-in

  Sign in with Google, Facebook or Yandex. An account is needed to leave reviews and to manage your own listings.

  Examples: /signin

• Owner dashboard

  After signing in you see your profile (nickname, avatar and a short description), your reviews, your projects with their servers, your payment history and your promo purchases. Owners can add a project with its servers and edit them.

• Advertising

  Server announcements can be free, or placed as VIP or Platinum with highlighting. Prices and options are on the advertising page.

  Examples: /ads

Languages

The site is available in Russian (the default), Ukrainian, English and Portuguese. Switch the language in the header. Each language has its own address, for example /uk, /en or /pt. Titles, descriptions and page text are translated. A few long texts, such as quest walkthroughs, may exist only in some languages; the page says which ones are available.

Contacts and data sources

• Contact

  Telegram channel: t.me/l2elo_com. Email: l2eloannouncer@gmail.com. Found an error or have a suggestion? Write to either of them. The privacy policy is at /privacy-policy.

• Data sources

  Traffic, geography and global ranks: Similarweb. Game data, enchant values, quest walkthroughs and NPC spawn locations come from open Lineage 2 community projects and wiki resources. Some values are our own calculations, such as the real drop chance of an item, which is the group chance multiplied by the chance within the group.