-Small animals roaming around Graal that are killable to collect game
-Using your sword or horse will only startle and scare them off and will be ineffective
-Using your bomb will spoil the hide and meat, making the animal useless
-Using your bow will hit and kill the animal immediately, but they are very quick and can elude arrows quickly, if startled
-For best results, silently approaching animal while under a bush then shoot it and collect remains
-Snares can be used as a strategic way to hunt by placing a snare then scaring an animal into it
-Net traps can be used to capture and collect the live animal to be used as a pet
-A slain (not captured) animal can be either used for hides or meat. Only one or the other. The animal will determine whether its hide or meat is more valuable.

-In Snowtown, a hunter's lodge will be opened for those wishing to hunt
-The lodge will sell arrows, snares, and net traps, and bait
-You may only carry a limited amount of snares and net traps
-NPCs in the lodge will provide tips for hunting
-The lodge will buy only the hides of the animal for gralats and will have furniture pelts available throughout the store
-In Yorktown, a butcher shop will be opened up to purchase/dress animal meat. You may either take gralats for the uncooked meat, or be given a lean cooked peace of that animal
-Goes in hand with the farming idea, cooked meat can be used in a recipe for a food product that requires other plain food items such as carrots, potatoes, wheat, etc
-In Graal city a market will be opened up to buy and sell crops
-Yorktown butcher shop will sell finished products of meat
-Using both meat and/or crops you may create food items according to recipes found at Sardon's kitchen you may create your own food items to replenish your health by using any stove on Graal or in your house

-Ferret; fast and long animal. Highly common and used mainly for meat. Found anywhere
-Rats; big, yet slow animals. Highly unused for either meat or hide and will sell for low. Found in dark swampy/deadwood areas
-Beaver; Large, round animals that are mildly fast. Extremely rare and used mainly for hides. Found in snow covered areas or places near water.
-Rabbit; small, extremely fast runners. Fairly common and used equally for meat and hides. Found in grassy areas.
-Fox; Medium sized and moderately fast runners. Uncommon and used mainly for hides. Found in grassy areas.
-Boar; Large sized slow animal. Uncommon and used mainly for meat. Found in humid areas.

-Income for holding towers for a specific amount of time
-New way to get gralats
-Towers will count as owned property under the guild controlling it
-The longer a tower is held gives a greater revenue to those holding it
-The less people defending it = less people to divide the revenue between
-Revenue values will be deposited directly to the bank instead of a player's account

-Graal city bank is open for business
-Deposits and withdrawals of gralats can be made here
-VIP subscriptions will be paid for with gralats deposited inside the bank
-5% deduction fee on all deposits
-Furniture items that clutter houses and guild houses can be stored here to have more space
-Tower revenue goes directly to the bank within deposits

-Mini games to play on classic such as chess, checkers, black jack and connect four
-Games can be played at special tables found at Chinobi park
-Two seats on a table, seat determines the side you play on
-Spectators can watch by simply grabbing the game table and can view the events going on in the game
-NPCs can be sitting around Graal challenging others to play for fun
-Leaving the game table = automatic forfeit from the leaving side