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Job Title:
Treasure Training [One Time Only]
Rank:
D
Player Requirements:
At least 1 D rank mage. All participants must be from Golden Phoenix.
Job Requirements:
10 Posts, 150 Words per post.
Job Location:
Any Island
Job Description:
"Hello newer members of Golden Phoenix! Here, we like to give you a chance to make some jewels quickly while you learn. So I am personally going to give you a quest that will advance your detection and fighting skills in a safe manner. Come back to me safely now, and any treasures you happen to find along the way are yours. Good luck!"
Enemies:
Weak: Money-Shaker: It's a random bag of money lying on the ground. It was induced with magic, allowing it to strike back onto opponents with it's body, just simply by hopping. While it does seem to constantly attack, there seems to be a drawstring holding in all the jewels that allow it's body to move. Wonder what happens if it were pulled.
Normal: Thief: A common thief with no experience in magic, and nothing separates them from another average thief. They come armed with a dagger, and a hood over their heads. Each one of these take 3 D rank hits to defeat. Each hit from the dagger inflicts D rank damage.
Strong: Great Thief: This one comes with two daggers and swings with them with grace. A lot more agile and often can lose the eye of the average mage. Keep a close eye on them, for if you lose them, they will make sure to end it quickly. Each one takes 5 D rank hits to defeat, and inflicts C rank damage per hit.
Boss: Treasure Hunter: A rival. They want your treasure, and they do not seem too keen on letting you have what they think is theirs. For that, expect this to end up in a battle. This hunter excels at using basic water magic. It takes 15 D rank hits to take down this enemy. Each strike inflicted by this enemy inflicts nasty B rank damage.
Reward: 2,000 Jewels.
Multiplier Seed (1x): Can only be used on D rank jobs. This seed allows the user to gain triple the jewels that a job offers at the cost of the exp, meaning the user will not get Exp for that job.
Treasure Training [One Time Only]
Rank:
D
Player Requirements:
At least 1 D rank mage. All participants must be from Golden Phoenix.
Job Requirements:
10 Posts, 150 Words per post.
Job Location:
Any Island
Job Description:
"Hello newer members of Golden Phoenix! Here, we like to give you a chance to make some jewels quickly while you learn. So I am personally going to give you a quest that will advance your detection and fighting skills in a safe manner. Come back to me safely now, and any treasures you happen to find along the way are yours. Good luck!"
Enemies:
Weak: Money-Shaker: It's a random bag of money lying on the ground. It was induced with magic, allowing it to strike back onto opponents with it's body, just simply by hopping. While it does seem to constantly attack, there seems to be a drawstring holding in all the jewels that allow it's body to move. Wonder what happens if it were pulled.
Normal: Thief: A common thief with no experience in magic, and nothing separates them from another average thief. They come armed with a dagger, and a hood over their heads. Each one of these take 3 D rank hits to defeat. Each hit from the dagger inflicts D rank damage.
Strong: Great Thief: This one comes with two daggers and swings with them with grace. A lot more agile and often can lose the eye of the average mage. Keep a close eye on them, for if you lose them, they will make sure to end it quickly. Each one takes 5 D rank hits to defeat, and inflicts C rank damage per hit.
Boss: Treasure Hunter: A rival. They want your treasure, and they do not seem too keen on letting you have what they think is theirs. For that, expect this to end up in a battle. This hunter excels at using basic water magic. It takes 15 D rank hits to take down this enemy. Each strike inflicted by this enemy inflicts nasty B rank damage.
Reward: 2,000 Jewels.
Multiplier Seed (1x): Can only be used on D rank jobs. This seed allows the user to gain triple the jewels that a job offers at the cost of the exp, meaning the user will not get Exp for that job.
