Roocops FAQ

Roocops is a fan-made Ragnarok Origin: Classic guild auction helper for guild leaders and officers. It currently focuses on Light-Dark Opt. Chest, Time-Space Opt. Chest, Puppet Fragment Opt. Album III, and Illusion Card Fragment Redeem Pack auction records, purchase limits, skipped members, absent members, and session reports.

Roocops is for guild leaders, officers, and auction organizers who manage guild auction sessions, member eligibility, purchase limits, and reward records.

No. Roocops is a fan-made tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Ragnarok Origin: Classic, Ragnarok Online, or their rights holders.

Manual tracking is hard because officers need to review four current auction item categories across a large roster while also watching purchase limits, skipped members, and absent members.

Roocops explains purchase limits as session-based limits for the current auction item categories. A skipped member status or an absent status can affect a player's limit, and that status should be tracked accurately.

Assignment review means checking a player's current session assignments, skips, and absent status against their purchase limit.

When a player's status changes to skipped or absent, their session assignment status is updated so the guild can track their eligibility accurately.

Personal purchase limits apply to a single auction session and reset when the next auction begins.

Purchase limits may vary by Guild League Rank, grouping, Emperium Overrun ranking, event rules, or future updates, so guild officers should verify current in-game auction rules.

Yes. Roocops includes a guest generator to help prepare guest or session-related data for guild workflows.

Some public tools may be available without a full account, while management features may require sign-in depending on how the app is configured.

Roocops can reduce spreadsheet work by giving officers a dedicated workflow for sessions, member limits, the four current guild auction item categories, and reports.

Roocops can help prepare session summaries, confirmed purchase reviews, item category totals, member limit checks, skipped-member notes, and absent-member notes.

Yes. Officers can use Roocops to summarize auction session activity before sharing or archiving the results.