Entropia Central

Get Data Dictionary

Lists which values and date ranges exist in the data (global types, trade channels, coverage). Call when unsure whether data exists for a period or value.

Search Documentation

Searches the Entropia Central documentation, which explains how THIS SITE and its tracker work: recording globals, leaderboard points, hall of fame, events and challenges, custom notifications, premium, profiles, wiki editing and the public API. Use it for any question about using Entropia Central, and whenever an answer needs a rule or a limitation rather than a row of data. Returns sections of the real pages plus the link to each one.

Search Guides

Searches the Entropia Universe game guides, which explain how THE GAME works: getting started and playing without depositing, skills, attributes, professions and profession levels, the codex, Mind Force, hunting, mining, crafting, TT value and markup, decay and cost of use, how to read a return figure, deposits and withdrawals, trading safely, the planets, space travel, land areas, events and PvP. Use it for any question about how to play Entropia Universe or about game mechanics and economics.

Resolve Avatar

Finds an in-game avatar by name, tolerating misspellings and wrong spacing. Always call this before answering a question about a specific player. Returns exact match or ranked fuzzy candidates.

Get Avatar Profile

Lifetime totals for one avatar (total globals, total value, largest global, per-activity counts, first/last global). Use for 'all time' questions; use aggregate_globals for a specific period.

Query Globals

Lists individual global events, newest first by default. Use when the user wants to see actual records rather than a count.

Aggregate Globals

Counts and totals global events. This is the tool for 'how many', 'total value', 'biggest', and for comparing periods or breaking down by type/creature/land area/avatar/day/month/year.

Query Pvp

Lists individual recorded PvP kills, newest first.

Aggregate Pvp

Counts recorded PvP kills. Use for 'how many kills', top killers, most used weapons, or activity over time.

Query Trade Messages

Lists in-game trade chat messages, most recent first. Use to find who is buying or selling something. Traders repost the same listing many times, so identical messages from the same author are grouped into one row: 'Last posted' is the most recent time it appeared and 'Times posted' is how often it was repeated. Never present the same listing twice, and do not treat a repost count as separate sales.

Aggregate Trade Messages

Counts trade chat messages. Use for 'how many messages', most active traders, or channel/time breakdowns. For author and channel breakdowns it reports both messages posted and distinct messages, because a few traders repost constantly; quote the distinct figure when describing how much someone actually advertises.

Find Wiki Item

Finds an item, creature or other wiki entry by name and returns its stats when the name is unambiguous. This is the tool for any question about what something IS or what its numbers are: weapon damage and efficiency, armour protection, creature health and resistances, healing tool heal rate, finder depth, excavator decay, blueprint, material, skill, profession, mission or location entries. Matches the way the site's search box does, so pass the user's spelling straight through. Returns either th

List Wiki Items

Ranks wiki entries by a stat, optionally filtered by others. This is the tool for 'best', 'top', 'highest', 'which weapon has the most', 'compare', and for any question that needs a list rather than one named item: top weapons by damage per second or damage per PEC, armour by total protection, creatures by health, healing tools by heal rate, finders by depth. Entries where the sorted stat is not recorded are excluded, and the result says how many those were: quote that when you answer.

Get Wiki Item

Everything the wiki records about one entry, as labelled stats. Use it after find_wiki_item returned candidates, or to fetch a second item to compare with. Stats the wiki has no value for are listed as not recorded: report them that way, never as zero.

Resolve Event

Finds a competition by name and lists its stages. ALWAYS call this first for any question about an event, tournament, championship, qualifier, bracket or knockout round: the other event tools need the eventSlug and stageOrder it returns. Call it with no name to list what events exist. Note that one championship is usually several separate events, one per track (solo, team, upcoming), so match the track the user meant.

Get Event Standings

Standings for one stage of an event: placement, score, globals and how far each competitor's scoring window has got. Use for 'who is winning', 'who qualified', 'where did X place', and to find who has finished.

Aggregate Event Globals

Counts and totals the globals that scored in a bracket stage, broken down however you ask. This is the tool for 'how many globals per creature family', 'which species did each team farm', 'how many globals did X have in the quarterfinal', and for comparing competitors within a stage. Returns globals, points, total, average and largest value per group.

Query Event Globals

Lists individual globals from a bracket stage with what each one was worth: which occurrence it was on that creature family and the points that earned. Use when the user wants to see the actual globals rather than a count.

Get Event Teams

Registered teams for a team event and who is on each roster. Use only for 'who is on team X' or 'which teams entered'. It does NOT break a team's globals down by member: that is not recorded.

Calculate Hunting Setup

Calculates a hunting setup: DPS, DPH, DPP, efficiency, cost per shot, cost per hour, damage, range, durability, the buffs it ends up with (critical chance and damage, reload, lifesteal), and what it costs to kill named creatures. Takes the whole loadout: weapon, amplifier, attachments, enhancers, armour and plating, rings, healing tool, clothes, an active pet buff and consumables. This is the site's own hunting setup calculator, so its figures are the figures the page shows. Name items as the us

Find Ring Combo

Finds pairs of rings, one worn on each hand, whose combined effects meet what the user asked for. Use it for any 'which rings give me X' question. Values are the two rings added together.