Grand Chase Dictionary

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This is a database for all slang and abbreviations you may encounter as you play Grand Chase.

Characters

Jobs

Note: This section is done in ascending order of jobs for each character.

Elesis

Lire

Arme

Lass

  • Sin - Assassin
    • Note: This isn't often used.
  • DA - Dark Assassin
  • Dark Sin - Alternate spelling of Dark Assassin
    • Note: This isn't often used.
  • Striper - Striker
    • Note: This was the original name of Striker before it was released to NAGC. Not often used.

Ryan

  • Sent - Sentinel
  • Vik/Vike - Viken
    • Note: This isn't often used.
  • Vanq - Vanquisher
  • Xeno/Xenocider - Vanquisher
    • Note: This was the original name of Vanquisher before it was released to NAGC. Not often used.

Ronan

Amy

  • Seiren - Siren
    • Note: This was the original name of Siren before it was released to NAGC. Not often used.
  • Sistina - Starlet
    • Note: This was the original name of Starlet before it was released to NAGC.

Jin

  • Fghtr - Fighter
  • Tonfaboy/Tonfa - Shisa
  • Emperor - Rama
    • Note: This was the original name of Rama before it was released to NAGC. Not often used.

Sieghart

  • Glad - Gladiator
  • WL - Warlock or Warlord
  • WLD - Alternate spelling of Warlord
  • Ares - Duelist
    • Note: This was the original name of Duelist before it was released to NAGC. Not often used.
  • PK - Prime Knight
  • MB - Mocking Blade
    • Note: This is Seigs 3rd bar cash set 2 .

Mari

Dio

  • Clipper - Stygian
    • Note: This was the original name of Stygian before it was released to NAGC. Not often used.

Rufus

  • Lupus - Rufus
    • Note: This was the original name of Rufus before it was released to NAGC. Oftenly Used.
  • BH - Bounty Hunter
  • SS/Stalker - Soul Stalker
  • Executor - Executioner
    • Note: This was the original name of Executioner before it was released to NAGC. Not oftenly used.
  • Arbiter - Prominence
    • Note: This was the original name of Arbiter before it was released to NAGC. Not oftenly used.

Rin

  • Lin - Rin's original name before she came to NAGC. Oftenly used.

Dungeons

  • Note: This section is done in increasing order of dungeons.

Bermesiah Continent

  • Berm - Bermesiah CoNntinent.
  • TF/Trial - Refers to Trial Forest Dungeon, the 1st Dungeon in the game and of Bermesiah Continent.
  • TT - Refers to Trial Tower Dungeon, the 2nd Dungeon of Bermesiah Continent.
  • Outer Wall/Wall/Serdin - Refers to Outer Wall of Serdin, the 3rd Dungeon of Bermesiah Continent.
  • Gorgos - Refers to Gorgos' Dungeon, the 6th Dungeon of Bermesiah Continent.
  • Elven - Refers to Elven Forest, the 7th Dungeon of Bermesiah Continent.
  • Gorge - Refers to Gorge of Oath, the 8th Dungeon of Bermesiah Continent.
  • Marsh - Refers to Marsh of Oblivion, the 9th Dungeon of Bermesiah Continent.
  • Forsaken/Barrows - Refers to Forsaken Barrows, the 10th Dungeon of Bermesiah Continent.
  • Forgotten/4gotten - Refers to Forgotten City, the 11th Dungeon of Bermesiah Continent.
  • Gaikoz - Refers to Gaikoz's Castle, the 12th and final Dungeon of Bermesiah Continent.
    • Alternate Reference: Refers to Gaikoz, the boss of this dungeon.

Ellia Continent

Xenia Continent

Silver Land Continent

Alcubra

  • Alcu/Atum - Alcubra
    • Note:' Atum was the original name of Alcubra before its release in NAGC.
  • GWS/Goblin/Work Site - Refers to Goblin Work Site, the 1st Dungeon of Alcubra.
  • UoLH/Underpass - Refers to Underpass of Lost Hope, the 2nd Dungeon of Alcubra.
  • KV/Kung/Kunji/Kungji - Refers to Kungji Village, the 3rd Dungeon of Alcubra.

Archimedia

  • Arch/Archi/Archemedia - Archimedia
    • Note:' Archemedia was the original name of Archimedia before its release in NAGC.
  • HR/Hammer's/Hammer - Refers to Hammer's Reach, the 1st Dungeon of Archimedia.
  • UH/Under/Hammer - Refers to Under Hammer, the 2nd Dungeon of Archimedia.

Monsters

Note: This section is done in alphabetical order. Most abbreviations are of any variation of the monster.

Bosses

Player Versus Player

  • PvP - Player Versus Player
  • Casher - A term used by players referring to one who has spent real life currency on the game.
  • GPer- A term used by players referring to one who does not spend real life currency on the game, only in-game currency.

Maps and Modes

  • Babel - Christmas Babel
  • Elven - Elven Forest
  • Forgotten - Forgotten City
  • Forsaken - Forsaken Barrows
  • Gorge - Gorge of Oath
  • Honor - Honor Guard Mode
  • Item - Item Mode
  • Kerrie - Kerrie Beach
  • Marsh - Marsh of Oblivion
  • Orc - Orc Temple
  • Random - Random Map setting
  • Serdin - Outer Wall of Serdin
  • Shooting - Shooting Range
  • Smash/Smashing - Smashing Jack Mode
  • Surv - Survival Mode
  • Tag - Tag Mode (NO LONGER EXISTS)
  • Team - Team Mode
  • Temple - Temple of Fire
  • Trial - Trial Forest

Miscellaneous

  • Otto - also "auto", short for automatic. 'Otto' is the specific abuse of a game glitch in which the player abuses a series of buttons to attack and skip any recovery time between their next attack. This is often seen with melee classes who use platforms to repetitively hit with their jump attack while maintaining their stance on the platform.
  • Solo - Doing a dungeon by yourself
  • Rush - Taking the shortest route from start to boss in a dungeon.
  • Full - Completing every room in the dungeon.
  • Champ - Champion Mode
  • Lag - Lag or "latency" is the time it takes a packet of information to travel between your computer and a remote computer (another player, for example). Many things can influence the amount of latency to another player, such as connection quality, weather conditions, and ISP network load, all of which are a factor on each end of the connection. Physical distance between players can also have a detrimental effect on latency; electrical signals move at the speed of light (slower through metal wiring, actually), and even light only moves so fast.
    • Contrary to popular belief, latency to the main NAGC server in California has little to no effect on multiplayer dungeon and PvP rooms. Grand Chase operates on a Peer to Peer system; that is to say, when the Start button is pressed in a room, the game connects the players to each other for the fastest possible game updates. The amount of latency between players is entirely dependent on the factors above from that point on.
  • Delay - Often mistaken for lag, delay is an entirely different issue. Delay occurs when being struck by an enemy, or when a character skill is used. During this brief moment, attack animations of characters are slowed down, leaving them open to combos, grabs and skills.
  • GC - Grand Chase (abbreviation)
  • GWC - Grand Chase World Championship. As shown in the GWC Celebration Wings.
  • NAGC - North American Grand Chase
  • BRGC - Brazilian Grand Chase
  • TWGC - Taiwan Grand Chase
  • KGC - Korean Grand Chase
  • PHGC/PGC - Phillipines Grand Chase
  • IDGC - Indonesian Grand Chase
  • EUGC - European Grand Chase
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