Questions and Answers
What does the term '0' refer to in RotMG?
What does '0/8' signify in RotMG?
The number of stats a character has maxed.
What is Abyssal Armor also known as?
Aby/Abby
What does 'AFK' stand for?
Signup and view all the answers
What does 'Alt' mean in RotMG?
Signup and view all the answers
What is an Anchor in RotMG?
Signup and view all the answers
What does 'ASS' refer to?
Signup and view all the answers
What is 'CEm' in RotMG?
Signup and view all the answers
What does 'Def' stand for?
Signup and view all the answers
What does 'Lagromancer' refer to?
Signup and view all the answers
What does the term 'Ninja looter' mean?
Signup and view all the answers
What does 'Pot Rage' refer to?
Signup and view all the answers
What is the meaning of 'Resu'?
Signup and view all the answers
Study Notes
ROTMG Slang Definitions
- "0": Expression of frustration from players who received nothing from raids, often accompanied by curses or exclamations.
- "0/8" to "8/8": Indicates how many stats of a character have been maxed out.
- "Aby/Abby": Refers to Abyssal Armor, a high-tier heavy armor.
- "Abyss": Points to the Abyss of Demons dungeon.
- "Acrop": Acronym for Acropolis armor, a tier 13 plate armor, indicating strength.
- "AFK": Stands for Away From Keyboard, cautioning against being inactive in dangerous areas.
- "All Tops": Having the best available equipment for a player’s class.
- "Alt": An alternative account used by players.
- "Anchor": A player who remains in a crucial area to assist their group with teleportation.
- "ASS": Abbreviation for Ancient Stone Sword, a powerful untiered sword.
- "Att/Atk": Short for Attack, a critical character stat related to potions or equipment.
- "Autolooter": A cheater using a program to rapidly collect items.
- "Ammy": Refers to the Cursed Amulet of Resurrection.
- "BDagger/Bone/Bdag": Represents the Bone Dagger, an untiered dagger.
- "Bomb": Indicates the red Area of Effect (AoE) attack from certain enemies like Medusa.
- "Boost": Request for nearby Warriors or Paladins to enhance ally stats, especially useful for breaking Mysterious Crystals.
- "Brb": Informal phrase meaning "Be Right Back."
- "CAmmy": Another name for Cursed Amulet of Resurrection.
- "Cbow": Coral Bow, a type of ranged weapon.
- "CC Armor": Refers to Candy Coated armor, a unique drop from the Candyland Hunting Grounds.
- "Cem": Abbreviation for the Haunted Cemetery dungeon.
- "Circle/Circling": Tactical movement around an enemy while firing, useful against specific attack patterns.
- "CLeg": Short for Chicken Leg of Doom, a limited edition dagger.
- "Construct Party": A gathering of Constructs in the God Lands, considered bothersome by farmers.
- "Cookie": Refers to the Seal of the Blessed Champion, a Tier 6 seal.
- "Covert": Bow of Covert Havens, a tier 12 bow.
- "Cube": Refers to the Cube God, part of an event.
- "Cyclops": Can refer to the server name or Cyclops God.
- "CV Trap/CV": Coral Venom Trap, an untiered trap item.
- "Deep": Refers to engaging closely with a high-level enemy for tactical advantage.
- "Def": Abbreviation for Defense, relating to character stats or items.
- "Deselecting": A scamming method involving removal of an item from view before a trade.
- "Deso/Des": Desolation Armor, a tier-10 heavy armor.
- "Dex": Short for Dexterity, indicating a character stat.
- "Davy": Refers to Davy Jones Locker.
- "Dhide": Abbreviation for Drake Hide Armor.
- "Dbow": Doom Bow, also referred to as Double Bow in different contexts.
- "Duck/Duck Staff/Duckie": Represents Anatis Staff, a limited edition magical staff.
- "Event": Refers to various high-level quest bosses like Cube God and Pentaract.
- "Ex/Exa": Short term for Exalted Rings, which enhance stats.
- "F5": Refresh button used in gameplay, often when in danger.
- "GB": Short for Guild Board, related to guild activities.
- "Gbow": Golden Bow, a type of weapon.
- "GH": Short for Guild Hall, the meeting place for guild members.
- "Gods": Refers to the most powerful monsters in the game, known as Gods of the Realm.
- "Godlands/God's land/Glands": Areas populated by Realm Gods, characterized by mountainous terrain.
- "Godwall/Great Wall": A dangerous clustering of Gods, difficult to combat.
- "Golden Cookie": High-tier version of the Seal of the Blessed Champion.
- "Grenade": Another term for Bomb.
- "Griff": Griffon Hide Armor, occasionally confused with Hippogriff Hide Armor.
- "Gsorc": Robe of the Grand Sorcerer, a tier 13 robe.
- "Home": Refers to Nexus, the starting area for players.
- "Hp/H": Indicates a plea for healing during battles.
- "Hippo": Refers to Hippogriff Hide Armor.
- "Holy Prot/Hprot": Tome of Holy Protection, an untiered tome.
- "Horse/Horsey": Points to the Headless Horseman enemy.
- "Hydra": Hydra Skin Armor, a Tier-13 Light/Leather Armor.
- "Hugging": Dangerous tactic of standing on an enemy, risky against Gods.
- "Inc": Wine Cellar Incantation, used for accessing locked portals.
- "Jugg/Juggy": Helm of the Juggernaut, an untiered helm providing special bonuses.
- "KO": Abbreviation for "knocked out," meaning killed or stunned.
- "KFC": Refers to Chicken Leg of Doom, a limited edition dagger.
- "Lagromancer/Lagro": Term for frustrated players when Necromancer abilities cause lag.
- "Lobby": Another term for the Nexus.
- "Looter": Person who picks up loot, may have a negative undertone.
- "Lord/LotLL/LOL": Refers to Lord of the Lost Lands, an event.
- "Maxed": Achieving the maximum stat level for a class.
- "Med": Refers to the Medusa realm god or server name.
- "Middleman": Trusted third party facilitating safe trades.
- "Mith": Item made from Mithril or refers to the Mithril Shield.
- "Milk": Baneserpent Poison, a tier-6 poison.
- "Mp": Request for mana potions, commonly made by certain classes.
- "Mule": Alternate account for storing items, often associated with trading or scamming.
- "Necro": Refers to the Necromancer class or a specific staff.
- "NPE": New Player Experience, often a challenge for experienced players using alternate accounts.
- "Nexus/Nex": Starting area for players, known by various names.
- "Nexusing": Act of returning to Nexus.
- "Ninja'd": Quick theft of items during trades.
- "Np": Stands for "no problem," typically used as "you're welcome."
- "Ninja looter": Player who quickly steals an item others were about to collect.
- "Old Top": Refers to tiered weapons and armor of specific levels.
- "OP": Means overpowered or overpay in trading contexts.
- "Oreo": Seal of Blasphemous Prayer, an untiered seal.
- "Oryx1/O1": The Oryx fought in the blue chamber.
- "Oryx2/O2": The Oryx encountered in the Wine Cellar.
- "Overpay": Giving more than an item's worth in trade.
- "Pala/Pally/Pal": Refers to the Paladin class.
- "Para": Short for Paramount Rings, enhancing specific stats.
- "PC": Price check in trading.
- "Pent/Penta": Refers to Pentaract, one of the in-game events.
- "Plane": Cloak of the Planewalker, enabling teleportation for rogues.
- "Pot": General term for potions, often signifying more valuable stat-increasing varieties.
- "Pot Rage": Frustration over inadequate status increase from potions.
- "Puri": Tome of Purification, an untiered tome.
- "Prot": Tome of Holy Protection, doubling armor temporarily.
- "Pyra": The Ring of the Pyramid, an untiered drop from a specific dungeon.
- "Quest": Bosses encountered as part of character progression.
- "Red Agent/RA/Reag": Clo
Studying That Suits You
Use AI to generate personalized quizzes and flashcards to suit your learning preferences.
Description
This quiz allows players to learn the meanings behind common slang used in the game Realm of the Mad God (ROTMG). Each flashcard provides a term along with its definition, helping players enhance their understanding of game lingo. Perfect for newcomers and seasoned players alike!
