Bed mages

A Premium character can sleep in a house bed. It leaves the game at once and gets hit points, mana and soul points back while you're away, which is why mages sleep between rune sessions. Sleeping works as it did in 2007.

1. You need Premium. A free account can't sleep, not even in a house it owns: the game says "You cannot use this object."
2. Go to a bed in a house or guildhall you can enter: your own, or one whose owner has invited you. Beds outside houses are only furniture.
3. Eat until you're full, then use the bed at its pillow end. You leave the game at once, and anyone who looks at the bed sees that you sleep there.
4. Log in again to wake up, with everything that came back while you slept.

Food keeps hit points and mana coming. Without it, only soul points come back.

A bed mage is a Premium druid or sorcerer who turns sleep into runes. Log in, eat until you're full, spend your mana on runes and go back to bed. 100 minutes later the food is gone and 400 mana has come back. Sleep on and only soul points keep coming, 4 an hour, so a night of 8 hours brings 32.

Runes and full stomachs

Each full stomach asleep brings 400 mana. Awake, mana comes back only outside protection zones, and a house is one, so at home only sleep brings it back.

• One character sleeps in a bed at a time. Using a bed someone sleeps in does nothing, unless you own the house: then the sleeper wakes up and keeps what came back so far.
• A sleeper stays in its bed through the server save at 06:00 and the restart that follows.
• Several characters of one account can sleep at once, each in its own bed, though only one can be in the game at a time.

953 of the 978 houses have at least one bed, 2,510 beds in all. The houses list shows how many each one has: sort it by beds to find the roomiest.