Check project compatibility before purchase
Strix-Guard is issued for a selected Lineage II client or chronicle. This page explains which builds are available for purchase, which details are required for the license, and what to do with a custom client.
Supported builds
The list below comes from the website catalog and is used in the purchase form. The buyer selects one available option before creating an invoice.
Required details
- a supported chronicle or client from the list;
- a public domain or public IP address of the login/auth server;
- correct project technical parameters if the purchase form requires them;
- the buyer account that will own the license;
- a working email for notifications and support requests.
Not accepted
- localhost, 127.0.0.1, private, local, or reserved addresses;
- public DNS resolver addresses instead of the project address;
- URLs with http://, https://, paths, ports, or extra parameters;
- builds that are not listed in the purchase form without prior checking;
- third-party project details when the license is not being issued for that project.
How the check works
The check helps create the license for the correct client and the correct project address.
Client selection
The user selects a chronicle or client from the available list. Name and protocol are shown before payment.
Address validation
The form accepts only a public domain or public IP address and rejects local, private, and reserved addresses.
Parameter locking
Selected details are stored in the order so the license is issued with the same parameters after payment.
File access
After payment confirmation, files are available in the license owner customer account.
If the required build is not listed
Do not create an invoice for an unsuitable chronicle. Send a request through the contact form and include the chronicle name, client protocol, and a short project description. We will reply whether an existing option can be selected or a compatible build needs to be added first.