Accessibility
Crystaria has a dedicated Settings panel for adjusting how the game looks and moves. Open it from Nav ▾ ⚙ Settings. Most of it is presentation; it also holds a few account-wide play settings — Loot Automation (the rarity filter, a rule for each equipment slot, and auto-salvage), Player Combat (Peaceful Mode), Hotbar Position, Large Touch Controls, Chat Languages, and browser and Steam login options.
Text Size
Two independent controls, since the play area and the chat feed are often read at different sizes:
| Setting | What it scales |
|---|---|
| Game Text Size | The main play area — combat, menus, shops, everything in the centre panel |
| Chat Text Size | The chat feed only, independent of Game Text Size |
Each has four steps: Normal, Large, Larger, Largest.
Reduce Motion
Cuts combat animations, spell effects and menu transitions down to an instant change instead of a played-out animation. This is a manual toggle — the game only reduces motion when you switch it on here. (Decorative weather effects are the one exception: they also follow your operating system's own reduce-motion setting.)
High Contrast
Switches the whole game to white text on a black background, with gold underlined links and thicker panel borders — the strongest-contrast reading mode available.
Readable Font
Switches to a plainer sans-serif typeface with wider letter and word spacing and a taller line height.
Bold Text
Makes all text a heavier weight, which some low-vision players find easier to track.
Always Underline Links
Underlines every clickable link across the game, so anyone who can't rely on colour alone — colour-blindness, low-contrast screens, black-and-white displays — can still tell what's clickable at a glance.
Customise Layout
Move, hide and fold the panels around the story. Open it from Game ▾ ✎ Customise Layout, or with the ✎ Layout button beside Reset at the bottom right of the screen. The panels are Active Effects, Character, Equipment, Movement, Map, Chat and Who's Online.
- Move — drag a panel by its ⠿ handle into the left column, the right column or the bottom row, in any order. The ⇄ button does the same without dragging.
- Hide — ✕ hides a panel. Hidden panels wait in the Hidden list in the bar along the top, and one click brings each one back.
- Fold — ▾ folds a panel down to its title bar, and ▸ opens it again.
- Presets — There are 4 presets: Standard, Mirrored, Focus and Chat on the side. Standard puts every panel where it starts. Mirrored swaps the two columns. Focus hides Equipment and Who's Online. Chat on the side moves Chat and Who's Online into the columns, so the bottom row folds away.
- Character — the ⋯ button on the Character panel chooses which of its parts show: “HP / MP / XP bars”, “Gold” and “Stats and attributes”.
A column with nothing left in it folds away and the story panel takes the room. The story panel in the middle and the menu bar never move or hide. Reset puts every panel back and restores the standard column sizes; Done (or Esc) finishes.
Show / Hide Chat hides the Chat and Who's Online panels wherever you have put them.
On a phone, Customise Layout (Menu ▸ Game) sets the order of the Play screen and which parts of it show — Active Effects and a three-line chat preview can join the map and the story — puts the d-pad on the right, hides the level and gold row of the header or the HP / MP numbers, and reorders the tab bar. The d-pad can be switched off while the map is showing, and you walk by tapping a tile next to you; it comes back whenever the map is hidden, and always in dungeons and raids.
Your layout is saved on each device, like the settings on this page.
Saved Per Device
Loot Automation
The Loot Automation row decides which gear drops you pick up: Keep Everything, Ignore Common, Ignore < Rare, Ignore < Epic or Ignore < Legendary. An ignored drop stays on the ground with a Take link instead of filling your bag — or, with Auto-salvage ignored drops switched on, it is broken straight into Ascension Dust.
Each of the 8 equipment slots can also have a rule of its own: weapons, shields, helmets, body armour, legs, boots, rings and necklaces. Keep Epic rings while every piece of body armour below Legendary is ignored, for example. A slot’s rule replaces the row for that slot only; a slot left on Same as above follows the row.
Unlike the display settings above, Loot Automation is saved to your account, so it follows you to every device.