Monster Hunting

Monsters come in all different shapes, sizes and strengths.

Common Monsters

To learn more on nearby monsters, clicking them once will reveal their level and health bar.

Regular

The most common monster type. Regular monsters under level 30 are non-aggressive.

Enraged

Frequently found loitering with their regular counterparts. They may have special attacks or attributes, so watch out for these. Enraged monsters under level 30 are non-aggressive.

Boss

These bad boys are sprinkled throughout the lands. All bosses are aggressive regardless of level. They are tougher and usually have special attacks that can hurt, but successfully slaying one may producer more bountiful rewards than regular and enraged monsters.

God Beast Challenge

High-level guilds can fight holy monstrosities in this daily instance.

The Deity of Lightning and the Deity of Earth are ready to bring on the pain.

Guild Teleporter

When the Guild leader reaches level 65, they can choose to participate in the Deity Challenges. Inside the main town, the leader can select one of four God Beasts to duel by visiting the Guild Teleporter. Players can attempt to slay these beasts only once per day.

Once the selection has been made other guild members of any level can choose to help fight. After the Deity has been defeated, players can obtain prizes such as rare high-level equipment and badges that can be exchanged for high-level equipment.

Player versus Player (PvP)

Bring it on! Fight other players in world PvP and in instance-based Battlefields.

World PvP

Note: Once players reach level 30, world PvP will become a factor in most quests.

PvP Flag

When players enter neutral or enemy faction’s territory, they will automatically be flagged for PvP. When flagged, fiery swords will replace the standard dove up by the character’s information.

Players within their own faction’s lands can choose between having the PvP flag on or off. When the PvP flag is off, enemy players cannot attack, however as soon as one attacks an enemy player the flag will automatically turn on.

Rewards

Players who successfully slay another character will earn a Badge of Courage. Dying at the hands of another player has no penalty of experience or item loss. However, if the player is carrying Rations, indicated by a red glow, the dead player will lose some of their Rations to the victor. To learn more about Rations, visit the Items section.

Battlefields

Players seeking larger scale PvP need look no further than the Battlefields. The most interesting instances are Mount Dingjun and Xuzhou.

Mount Dingjun

This instance is a 5 vs 5 DotA-like map. Each team of 5 will start at one corner of the map and push down lanes to attempt to reach the other team’s side. Along the way, NPC monsters and generals will fight by your side, turrets will defend the fortresses, and supplies are ready to be collected. Killing the opposing team’s General NPC will result in a victory, and reward badges will be issued to the winners through the mail system.

Mount Dingjun Battlefield Map

Get Ready!

To participate, a full group must send their leader into the main town and talk to the Battlefield Administrator near the center of town. Once registered to play, the team will randomly be assigned to an opposing faction’s team. All members of the group must confirm to start when the battlefield is ready, and will be warped from wherever they are.

Get Set!

Once inside the map, players have a short period of time to pick a Champion they wish to play as. Throughout the fight, players will remain transformed as this Champion, so pick wisely. Once the team has picked their Champions, a general NPC will spawn to send players into the battlefield.

Go!

Players have 30 minutes to take out the opposing force’s General NPC. During this time various waves of monsters will spawn from both sides and push down one of three lanes to get to the other side’s base. Players may attack these monsters, enemy turrets and boxes to collect badges that will power them up. Killing monsters, turrets and other players will raise a player’s score. Should a player die, there will be a short wait before they respawn back in the safe zone.

Game Over

The match is over when one of the Generals is killed, or the time has expired. If the time runs out, the game is considered a draw. Once the game is over, players will see a scoring screen before they are warped back into their respective capital cities. Players can pick up their rewards at the Mailbox immediately after the game is completed. The prizes are as follows:

Xuzhou

Xuzhou is a “Capture the Flag” match. Teams will spawn in opposing bases with one simple objective: capture the other team’s flag!

Xuzhou Battlefield Map

Rules

Match requirements are nearly identical to Mount Dingjun. Each team needs five members all level 40+. The leader registers the team at the Battlefield Administrator in the capital city. All players must accept the match once in order to teleport to the battlefield. Unlike Mount Dingjun, players will be in their regular form and can only transform if their Champion transformation is ready.

Once the match has started, players will have 20 minutes to attempt to bring the opposing team’s flag back to their team’s base three times. If neither side is successful in capturing the flag all three times, the game is considered a draw. After the match is over, players will see a scoring screen before they are returned to their capital. Players can retrieve their rewards from the Mailbox. The rewards are as follows: