Frequently asked questions

L2Mix is a launch calendar and catalog of open Lineage 2 private servers. Each listing shows its launch date, chronicle, and rates, and the project name links to its website. New submissions are moderated; unavailable or outdated projects may be hidden.

Rates are multipliers for leveling speed and resources: XP, spoil, adena, drops and quest rewards. Low rates (x1–x10) feel closer to a classic MMORPG; high rates (x100+) mean a fast start and more PvP focus. Each server on L2Mix lists its rates, and the sidebar offers filters for popular ranges.

There is no single best option: difficulty depends on the chronicle, the project's settings, and your goals. Compare chronicles and rates, then check the server website for its rules, gameplay description, and official contact channels.

The homepage calendar groups servers by date: upcoming, today, yesterday and earlier. The sidebar filters chronicles, rates and catalog tags (PvP, low, top, etc.). You can also open ready-made sections such as /chronicle/interlude or /rates/x50 — each server is listed in every matching category automatically.

Many private servers offer paid perks: faster leveling, cosmetics or bonuses. That does not always mean pay-to-win — balance depends on the project. L2Mix publishes announcements only; check the server website and donate description before you start.

Start with a familiar chronicle and a leveling pace that fits you. Then visit the project website to check its custom features, rules, launch schedule, and community links. Balance and mechanics can differ substantially even between servers on the same chronicle.

For solo leveling, classes with self-sustain and steady damage are common picks — the specific choice depends on the chronicle and server modifications. Check the build description and the project's official community recommendations; L2Mix does not verify game balance.

The catalog includes Interlude, High Five, Classic, Essence, C4, Gracia, Epilogue, and other versions. They differ in content, classes, progression, and mechanics, but server owners often customize their builds. Use the L2Mix filter and verify exact features on the project website.

Open Add server and provide the project name, website, chronicle, rates, and a moderation contact. The launch date is optional, but the server cannot be placed accurately in the calendar without it. Basic listing is free; publication follows review and is not guaranteed by submitting the form.

Regular — your server in the date-sorted list without extra highlighting. VIP Red — top slot in the date block, bold red name, visibility on the homepage, chronicles, rates and /l2top; best on launch day. VIP Orange — orange highlight above the regular list in upcoming and already-open blocks. Details and pricing are on the Advertising page (/sponsor).

Yes. Use any method on the Contacts page and provide the server name, its current L2Mix address, and the data to change: launch date, rates, chronicle, or website link.

The calendar is updated as submissions and synchronized data arrive. A moderator may correct a listing or hide an unavailable or outdated project.

Yes. A published server whose launch date has passed remains in the already-open listings and the relevant chronicle and rate sections while its entry remains current.

Yes, automatically. One listing shows in the date calendar, its chronicle page, and the matching rate range. It appears in a themed category only when the matching tag is assigned. VIP Red and VIP Orange add priority placement in key blocks.

Yes. You can submit multiple projects from one owner — useful for server networks and seasonal launches. VIP and banner formats are ordered separately per server or campaign.

Use an available method on the Contacts page: Telegram, WhatsApp, or email. Suggestions from players and admins help us improve the L2Mix calendar, filters and advertising tools.