Choose the hunt.
Shape the loop.
Select monsters, set your attack cadence and choose walking, teleport search or both.
Searchable target lists & exclusionsHunt, travel, recover and pick up where you left off.
Elaris keeps your Ragnarok routines together.
Scan, attack, search. Your selected hunt, in motion.
Explore the controls above. This illustration does not connect to a game or start gameplay.
Start with the essentials.
Open the details when you need them.
Select monsters, set your attack cadence and choose walking, teleport search or both.
Searchable target lists & exclusionsSet your farming map. Keep town travel and configured NPC steps alongside the hunt.
Set resource thresholds and recovery rules. Keep potions, sitting and buffs in their own space.
Save a familiar setup, make another for a different hunt and choose what loads at startup.
A clear session state, character resources and recent activity belong together. See the next action without digging through every setting.
Try the different session statesFollowing the configured route
Looking for selected monsters
Resting before the next hunt
Elaris works with a supported Ragnarok graphical client on Windows.
Load a preset, choose a farming map and review your hunt settings.
Actions begin with your command. Follow the session and stop whenever you need.
Elaris is a desktop companion.
This website is its public preview.
No. Elaris controls an existing graphical game client on Windows. It does not provide a clientless game session.
The owner supplies the complete Windows app folder directly. Sign in to your Elaris account to view your license key. The current build is for invited testing; public subscriptions are not enabled.
Simple keeps the everyday hunt controls in view. Advanced exposes more of the existing combat, recovery, travel and routine settings. Both use the same saved setup.
Compatibility depends on the game client and server configuration. Follow your server's rules before using automation. No universal compatibility or unattended-play guarantee is offered.
No. Normal startup and preset loading keep gameplay stopped. Starting a session is a separate action, with pause and stop controls available.
One workspace for the routine around it.
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