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[[File:Lake Noahs.png|thumb|300px|Ruben's Hunting Field, Lake Noahs]] | |||
The Hunting Fields are another method of obtaining EXP, alongside [[Dungeons]] and [[PvP]]. The Hunting Fields allows you to explore areas of Elrios and face enemies. | |||
The Hunting Fields | ==Hunting Fields== | ||
=== Field Mobs === | === Field Mobs === | ||
Various mobs can be found wandering in the fields, most of which are similar to mobs found in dungeons. They can be defeated for EXP and drops, as long as you are within 10 levels from the respective field's level range. Defeated mobs will respawn at their designated spawn location after a set amount of time. If monsters move too far from their respawn area, they will immediately stop fighting you, enter an invincible state, and start running back to their designated area. As you defeat mobs, your stamina will gradually decrease. You may still fight in fields even upon depleting your stamina completely, however you will not gain any EXP, ED, or drops while you have no stamina. | |||
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Field mobs have two different types of behaviors; Aggressive and Reactive. | |||
==== Aggressive Mobs ==== | ==== Aggressive Mobs ==== | ||
Aggressive Mobs are monsters that will attack you whenever you are within range | Aggressive Mobs are monsters that will attack you whenever you are within their attack range, and are identified with a yellow life-bar. | ||
==== Reactive Mobs ==== | ==== Reactive Mobs ==== | ||
Reactive Mobs are monsters that will attack you only when | Reactive Mobs are monsters that will attack you only when you attack them first, and are identified with a green life-bar. | ||
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=== Safe Spots === | === Safe Spots === | ||
Every field has an area that cannot be reached by monsters. This area can be identified by a wider, farther viewpoint. This is the ideal spot for healing without being attacked by monsters or having to leave the field. | Every field has an area that cannot be reached by monsters. This area can be identified by a wider, farther viewpoint. This is the ideal spot for healing without being attacked by monsters or having to leave the field. | ||
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=== List of Fields=== | |||
{{:Hunting_Fields/Fields}} | |||
== Resting Areas == | == Resting Areas == | ||
Resting Areas are areas between Towns and Fields where you may rest and recover HP and MP without any mobs around. This is where the NPCs '''[[Helen]]''' and '''[[Glave]]''' can be found, along with a Board and Mailbox. Just like in villages, your combat system is disabled here and skills cannot be used. | |||
Just like in villages, your combat system is disabled here and skills cannot be used. | |||
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=== List of Resting Areas === | |||
{{:Hunting_Fields/Resting_Areas}} | |||
== Player Capacity == | == Player Capacity == | ||
Every Hunting Field cannot contain several different people at a single given time. Because of this, most Fields are limited to a capacity of 8 players. Once the Field contains 8 people, the next player that enters will be relocated to the same field under a different server. | Every Hunting Field cannot contain several different people at a single given time. Because of this, most Fields are limited to a capacity of 8 players. Once the Field contains 8 people, the next player that enters will be relocated to the same field under a different server. | ||
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== Field Bosses == | |||
Just like dungeons, you can face bosses in the Hunting Fields. Each region, except Ruben, Elder, Altera and Feita, will have a chance of spawning a unique Field Boss or Bosses. Their chances of appearing will increase if more monsters in the area are being killed. | |||
== | === List of Field Bosses === | ||
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=== Rewards === | === Rewards === | ||
You will receive rewards from killing Field Bosses. Rewards can only be received if you have contributed at least 8% of the bosses' life. After killing the boss, they will drop a Roasted Mutton to recover 100% HP, a Pineapple to recover 150 MP, a Field Boss Cube, and an Evil Souls Orb. If you contribute the most damage towards the boss when over 4 people fought against the boss, there will receive two Field Boss Cubes instead. | You will receive rewards from killing Field Bosses. Rewards can only be received if you have contributed at least 8% of the bosses' life. After killing the boss, they will drop a Roasted Mutton to recover 100% HP, a Pineapple to recover 150 MP, a Field Boss Cube, and an Evil Souls Orb. If you contribute the most damage towards the boss when over 4 people fought against the boss, there will receive two Field Boss Cubes instead. | ||
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== <font color="red">Field Boss Raid</font> == | |||
== [[Field Boss Raid]] | :''Main Article: [[Field Boss Raid]]''<br> | ||
{{History}} | {{History}} | ||
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== Trivia == | |||
*Prior to the Early Game Revamp, there were significantly more fields and rest areas available. They were removed due to players being able to level up much faster early on, which made the lower level fields obsolete. | |||
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