Fiesta Online

One of the more popular features about Fiesta is the ability to work towards and earn titles. Titles are awarded for numerous achievements and are often used as bragging rights. You can tell a character has a title applied to them if their name looks different. A character with a title applied will have their name displayed as:

 [Title] [Character Name]

This guide will list the numerous titles found in Fiesta and will tell you exactly how to obtain them.

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So it's pretty cut and dry. Here's all the titles that you can obtain in the game, as well as how to obtain them.

Take note that there are two pertinent instances that may arise while reading this guide:

1. You have a title in Fiesta Online that is not listed here.
2. You received a title in Fiesta Online in a manner other than what is listed within this guide.

If either of these instances arise at any point while reading this guide, please send me an email with all the details so I can keep this guide current. Please see the Contact Information section for ways to contact me.

These titles are obtained by using the in-game chat system.

These titles are obtained by utilizing NPCs to sell items.

These titles are obtained by adding other players to your friend list.

These titles are obtained by attempting to enhance in-game items.

These titles are awarded to each of the five character classes after reaching a certain level.

These titles are obtained by completing monster licenses placed on weapons. Take note that these titles are not permanent, but remain as long as you have the weapon in possession. Each time you increase the license level, the title will change to reflect it.

These titles are obtained by dying to monsters found in the game. Take note that rapid succession of suicides does not always count toward the title quota.

These titles are obtained by being logged into the game on a single character.

These quests are obtained by participating in quests and kingdom quests.

Footnote: When working to obtain the Quest Beginner title, the quests you submit must all be on the same map. Multiple quests may be turned into the same NPC, and even repeatable quests are fair game. However, repeatable quests of the same type (such as repeatables that require a specific number of farmed goods) only count once toward the title quota.

These titles are obtained by being a member of a guild or party within the game.

These titles are obtained for various achievements that don't fit into a larger title theme.

The following titles can be obtained twice. If such an instance occurs, the title does count toward the Title Rookie, Title Maker and Title Collector titles.

Unlucky Enhancer

Failed Enhancer

Hopeless Enhancer

Cursed Enhancer

Apprentice Merchant

Advanced Merchant

Pro Merchant

Master Merchant

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