High Five, and nothing after it
★ Not Open ★
beta expected 21-28 September 2026

▸ HOW TO PLAY

four steps, and none of them optional

From nothing to inside the game. If a step does not work, the last one on this page says where to go, and it is not anywhere you will be left without an answer.

  1. 01

    Download a High Five client

    An ordinary H5 client, the same one every server on this chronicle uses. There is nothing of ours inside it, and one you already have from another server works.

  2. 02

    Swap the system folder for ours

    It comes already pointed at the server, so there is no file for you to edit. Rename the original system folder before you swap it: if something goes wrong you are back in ten seconds instead of downloading six gigabytes again.

    This step has no address published yet. It appears here when the beta opens, and nothing on this page works without it.

  3. 03

    Make your account here

    This step is required and there is no way round it. Typing a new name at the game's login screen creates nothing, because automatic account creation is off on purpose: it is what makes the email, the captcha and the recovery code worth anything on the day you lose your password.

  4. 04

    Open the game and log in

    Run L2.exe from inside the client folder and use the same name and password you made here. There is no second account: the one on the site and the one in the game are the same one.

    This step has no address published yet. It appears here when the beta opens, and nothing on this page works without it.

▸ IF SOMETHING DOES NOT WORK

Open a ticket

Account, payment and connection problems go through a ticket here on the site, where there are people handling them. It is the route that gets an answer.

Reaching an admin

Inside the game, through the petition system. The admin decides whether to talk or to close it, and each character can have five open at once.

Before you ask

Most of what people ask is already written in the rules, especially dualbox, bots, and what happens to an account somebody lent out.