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# Getting Started

Your first steps on AeRO.

New to AeRO? Here's everything you need to find your feet.

### 📍 The hub: Valmorra

Almost every service on AeRO lives in the main town of **Valmorra**. Your save point is set here, and most NPCs float their name so they're easy to spot.

### ⌨️ Essential commands

| Command       | What it does                                          |
| ------------- | ----------------------------------------------------- |
| `@town`       | Warp to Valmorra (172, 133).                          |
| `@npc <name>` | List and warp next to any of the 30+ town NPCs.       |
| `@ac`         | Open the Auto-Combat menu (`@ac afk` = offline, VIP). |
| `@hourly`     | Time left until your next Hourly Ticket.              |
| `@security`   | Lock your account's items/zeny behind a password.     |
| `@dummy`      | Warp to the training dummies.                         |
| `@nobc`       | Hide global broadcast messages.                       |

{% hint style="info" %}
`@town` and `@npc` are blocked on PvP, WoE, Battleground, and no-warp maps.
{% endhint %}

### 👣 First things to do

1. **Claim your daily reward** — visit the **Attendance Rewards** NPC (Valmorra 159, 128); Day 2 gives a free 1-day VIP Ticket.
2. **Test your build** — use `@dummy` to hit the Demi-Human and Emperium training dummies, which report your DPS every 5 seconds.
3. **Grind** — start Auto-Combat with `@ac` (4h/day free, 12h for VIP).
4. **Secure your account** — set an item lock with `@security`.


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