- Job Description:
- Job Title: The Hunter
Rank: B
Player Requirements: B-Ranked Wizard(s) or two C-Ranked Wizards.
Job Requirements: Thread must be 40 posts long. 300 words per post. Must locate the Lost Saint's Treasure Vault buried beneath the Ancient Ruins after defeating the Gemstone Hunter or Harper Goldenshine. This Job May Only Be Completed Once by any Character
Job Location: Ancient Ruins
Job Description: Legend tells that somewhere within the Ancient Ruins; the original Ten Wizard Saints of old, one millenia ago; the ten of them gathered, and collectively hid away their most valuable artifacts and treasures.
For awhile; no one knew how to navigate the old ancient city and labyrinths; but one bold Wizard, Harper Goldenshine, reknowned across Fiore for his treasure hunting skills; claims to know a way to find the treasure. Rumour has it that he and his band of Treasure Hunters; 'The Gem Brothers'; have been searching the Ancient Ruins for days now, and are somewhere within.
Harper is known for misusing artifacts he finds, he could find something truly powerful in the trove of the original ten Wizard Saints; and this is something that the Magic Council is not willing to risk. The Council has sent out requests to the Guilds, both Legal and Dark; with a challenge for the wizards to find the treasure before the Gem Brothers do. The Council has promised too keep the treasure safe on display in Era's Mueseum for future generations to behold; but also has promised to make the Wizard's who might be successful in this endeavor handomsely paid with coin from the Old Saint's Trove itself after it's found.
Count Sparrow himself has also promised that each Wizard who helps recover this piece of Wizarding World history; will get to keep one item from the Old Wizard Saint's trove for their own personal use.
It is a mountain of golden, gilded treasures that stretches the size of fifteen buses. Deep, deep, within the Ancient Ruins. It glistens.
Enemies:
Weak: Rookie Treasure Hunter x3 (C-Ranked, Non Wizard; they carry an array of different style swords with them. They're not very fast; but very sturdy young lads. Their slashes can deal C-Ranked damage in chain slashes. They take 2 hits of B-Ranked damage to down each.)
Normal: Professional Treasure Hunter x5 (B-Ranked, Non Wizard; they carry an array of different styles of guns and cannon weapons on them. Very, very fast, running and shooting is their specialty; along with explosions; a nod to their careers as treasure hunters and master excavation artists. They can deal rapid fire B-Ranked damage to targets, and A-Ranked damage if they use cannons or explosives. Takes 4 hits of B-Ranked damage to take each one of these experienced treasure hunters out. )
Strong: Gemstone Hunter (B-Ranked, Wizard. Uses Crystal-Make Magic. Can instantly deflect or trap any Light or Water spell of up to B-Ranked with a successful block. Can be used to slam, push and trap, or construct weapons out of. This wizard is incredible with all different types of weapons through his 'Make', from Giant Waraxes, to Crystal Bows, too Crystal Swords of different shape and size. Will attempt to trap opponents in crystal prisons and then continue for chain attacks as well. If you fail more than 5 blocks against him over the course of the fight; he will trap you in a Crystal-Make prison and shatter it with an attack for A-Ranked damage. Takes 3 hits of A-Ranked or 6 hits of B-Ranked damage to take this bad, bad hunter down.)
Boss: Harper Goldenshine (A-Ranked, Wizard. Uses Crystal-Make Magic. One of the most famous wizards in Fiore; Harper's 'make' is so fast that it seems to appear instantly from nowhere. He can do anything one can imagine with Crystal-Make; anything from creating a house, too a lion, too a gigantic crystal serpent. He can whirl out crystal blades that can block any spell B-Ranked and below and also use crystal walls that prevent him from taking any damage whatsoever. He also is a fan of creating giant weapons out of thin-air that slam down and shatter on his opponents for A-Ranked damage. Light and Water are useless against him as he will instantly crystalize them as the spells are being weaved. Takes 6 hits of A-Ranked damage or 12 hits of B-Ranked damage to take down The Hunter himself.)
Reward: 10,000 Jewels, One Legendary Item Each and an extra B rank's of Exp (added after bonus calculation)
even though i do bad things
VERY BAD THINGS
such horrible things
A letter, in a crisp white envelope with a melted wax seal upon it, the twin hammers of Tartarus pressed into the crimson wax. Inside was equally white paper, with such an elegant cursive scrawl that it could have only been written by one person. Of course, it only took a single glance to know just who had sent the letter considering that the signature, Gil Vessalius, took up nearly half the page. The letter in itself was short, simple, and to the point. It bid the mages of Tartarus to meet the man known as Gil Vessalius at the ruins of an ancient temple. Perhaps under any other circumstances that request may have been ignored but Gil had risen within the ranks of the small guild. Gone from a member to a master within a matter of weeks, Gil handled the change better than most would think. He was far from the power hunger tyrant that most would believe him to be. He had more or less become a recluse since attaining his position.
Those within Tartarus wouldn't have known of the change of power within the guild if not for Gil having placed a document upon the guild doors. The said document, was nothing more than a piece of paper, a collection of ink that took the form of words and signatures that held more power than any inanimate object should have. Of the countless names listed upon the paper only two of them stood out, the first being the signature of the previous Guild Master Lyserg, and beneath that was Gil's name. The parchment in short was a sort of deed to the kingdom and more specifically to the guild that resided within the kingdoms walls. It was passed down from generation to generation, each name could be found in the kingdoms archives, all of them valid. During the first week in which Gil remained tucked away from prying guild members sights, it became increasingly evident that Lyserg was nowhere to be seen and that the paper declaring Gil Vessalius ruler of a forgotten kingdom, and master to a supposedly dead guild was anything but a joke. A few weeks had passed and Gil had finally taken on a more active role, though he still avoided certain members of the guild. He had recruited another to the ranks of Tartarus, an acclaimed god by the name of Chaoris, and then after that he had snatched Alexander away on a mission of sorts. Still, the handsome male avoided contact with the other members, until he had finally reached his own conclusion of sorts.