.hack//G.U. Vol.1//REBIRTH Guide
Ver. 0.67
This guide is copyright 2006 of Chris Taylor, AKA nobodys_savior. You may use
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Warning: I have tried to avoid spoilers wherever possible, but that is not
always something that I think about, so be warned that there is a 50% chance
of having the game ruined for you. As with most guides, this is meant to
GUIDE you, but it's always better to try and figure things out for yourself,
so only use this guide if you are really stuck... or need something somewhat
entertaining to read about .hack G.U.
Also, this is a work in progress. Not NEARLY finished. And I know the item
list needs to be cleaned up, I'm working on that for my next update.
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Version History:
Ver. 0.25
Released: November 4'th, 2006
- First start working on the guide
- Added missions up to optional levels before Avatar First Attempt
- Started a list of where to find the lucky animals
- Added a Character Description for each of the party members
- Added a To-Do list
- Added a section for the differences between this game and the previous
ones
Ver. 0.4
Released November 7'th
- Completed area's up to a mission with Atoli about the Arena
- Cleaned up the Item lists.
- Added more to the Lucky Animals list
Ver. 0.55
Released November 10'th
- Completed area's up to Arena Battle Tutorial level.
- Divided Ryu book and other items
- Added more to the item and Lucky Animal section
- Added another site that has permission to use my guide
- Added a section for the Quest rewards
- Added Shop List (excluding Guild Shops)
Ver. 0.67
Released November 20'th
- Completed up to the Job Extension quest.
- Eliminated the Location Finder section, but kept the Item Uses. Locations
will be included in Ryu book section in a future update.
- Added a section for potential opponents in the Arena
- Updated Ryu books to reflect progress in the guide.
- Added a Note of Apology
- Corrected any spelling or Grammar mistakes I came across.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
1) Character Info
A) Haseo
B) Atoli
C) Kuhn
D) Pi
E) Silabus
F) Gaspard
G) Piros the 3'rd
2) Controls
3) Out with the old, In with the new (differences between old .hack and
this)
4) Walkthrough (including quests)
5) Quest Rewards
6) Key Word List
7) Ryu Books
A) Book 1
B) Book 2
C) Book 3
D) Book 4
E) Book 5
F) Book 6
G) Book 7
H) Book 8
8) Arena Opponents
9) Shop Items
10 To Do List
11) Credits
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A Note of Apology. Yes, a King can apologize. He shouldn't HAVE to, but he
chooses to, as that's the right way to do things.
See, this week was the preparation of the Sony PS3 and the Nintendo Wii release
and since I work at a store that centers around video games, you can probably
take a wild guess as to how hectic things have been. I haven't exactly had
much time to myself, and the time that I DID have to myself I was mostly
trying to catch up on some sleep. For those who have been waiting patiently
for an update to the guide, I sincerely apologize. Updates SHOULD be happening
a little bit faster, especially since the story stuff is about half finished.
I won't guarantee anything, but I will at least attempt to work faster in an
attempt to give you what I believe to be the most informative guide to .Hack
G.U. that I can muster.
Thank you for your patience, sorry for my laziness, and on to what you clicked
the link for in the first place.
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Character Info
.hack is simulating an MMORPG, and with that simulation comes loads of
characters to help you on your quest through "The World". These are all of
the ones that can join your party.
A) Haseo: He's the guy that you control for the entire game. An Adept
Rogue character, he can use more than just the twin blades he starts off
with.
He's searching for a PK'er known as Tri-Edge, and will stop at nothing to
accomplish his goal.
B) Atoli, a Harvest Cleric known for healing abilities, she goes with Haseo
early on trying to get him to join her guild, an anti-PK group called Moon
Tree. She plays a pivitol role in the games climax.
C) Kuhn: A ladies-man type Steam Gunner, he appears early as well, saving
you from a weird glitch in the system. He's part of a guild called Raven,
which is dedicated to Epitaph Users. These "EU's" have the ability to
call one of the 8-phases into battle. The Phase that the user can call
is refered to as an Avatar. Kuhn's is Magus.
D) Pi: An epitaph user herself, her character is a Tribal Grappler, which
is "The World's" version of a fist user. Within moments of meeting her she
has a distinct dislike of you. Her Avatar is Tarvos.
E) Silabus: A Blade Brandier that finds you early on, thinking that you're
a noob. While not an epitaph user himself, he helps you on from the start,
and is quite a formidable ally. He helps you join a guild called Canard,
a guild designed to help new players get into "The World" quickly and in a
friendly way.
F) Gaspard: A Shadow Warlock, he joins you at the same time as Silabus.
While fairly shy, he's always quick to join you should the need arise, as
long as he isn't crying. Later on, he runs the Guild Shop, a place for
you to sell items that you don't need at a higher cost than if you were
to sell them on your own at one of the shops in the root town.
G) Piros the 3'rd: Players of the first .hack games will remember Piros
instantly... and probably hate him. While "Heavy Axemen" aren't in the
game this time around, Piros is still here as a Lord Partizen. He also
gets creepy... REALLY creepy.
On a side note: when writing out the list for the table of contents, I
didn't look at the game once. BUT, when I needed help remembering what
each character's class was, I discovered that it was in the same order as
the one listed here. GO ME!... oh alright, fine, I won't bask in my
awesomeness.
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Controls
In Town:
D-pad and Left Analog stick - Movement
Triangle - Opens up menu
X - Talks to NPC's, confirm menu options
Square - Ride Steam Bike (when recieved)
Circle - Cancel menu item
L1 - Reset Camera
Right Analogt stick - Move Camera
In Battle:
D-pad and Left Analog stick - Movement
Triangle - Opens menu
x - Attack (keep pressing for combo's)
x (held) Powerful attack
Circle - Guard
Square - Awakening attack (when gauge is filled)
R1 - Skill Trigger
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Out with the Old, in with the New
In this section, I will be identifying the differences between the original
..hack Quartet with the new G.U. series.
First and foremost, the battle system. Rather than running off to yellow
circles dotted amongst the fields and dungeons, all the enemies are visable
on the screen. You can nail sneak attacks by pushing X before they're
prepared, and the fighting itself is a lot faster as well. Also, you can
program certain techniques to the R1 trigger button, so that there's less
going into the menus during fights.
Staying on the subject of the fights, there aren't any "Protect Breaks" on
the regular creatures this time around, nor can you Data Drain them.
Instead after a certain amount of combo hits some purple and black-ish circles
start appearing around the creature. When you push R1 at this point and you
can perform a Rengeki attack, essentially the same as a regular skill, only
about twice as strong.
Perform enough Rengeki's, (and doing other actions during the fight such as
building up a long combo) and a Morale meter, located at the top right hand
side of the screen, will fill up. When that happens you push the Square
button and perform one of 2 awakening attacks. Beast Awakening which powers
up your entire party, and Demon Awakening where you push X as fast as you
can to perform a powerful magic attack using zero MP's.
Also new to the series are Quests, Guilds, and the Arena.
Quests are essentially little side-quests that you can do in-between the
area's necessary to move the story along. Technically, they were in the
original 4, but now there's an actual shop for it. As an added bonus, most
of the quests add some sort of fetch quest. Maybe it's a Mecha Grunty that
needs Chim Spheres (more on that in a sec), maybe you have to talk to
everyone in the game at least once, either way it adds time to play for when
you're finished the main quest.
Guilds are new too. Basically, it's how you access the Ryu books, and gives
you the ability to sell things in the Guild Shop in Mac Anu. Selling things
in the Guild Shop gives you more money than selling things in regular shops.
There's more than just your guild too, but that will get covered in the
walkthrough section.
Then there's the Arena. Basically, you take 2 party members, and face
another team of 3 PC's in an arena. Survival makes you go up against
numerous opponents, being healed only a small amount of HP and MP after a
victory. It plays a large part of Vol. 1's story, so more will be covered
later.
And the final addition is the Chim Chims. Sometimes you'll come accross a
piece of machinery. Sometimes it's a door, and sometimes it's a Mecha
Grunty. Both require a certain amount of Chim Spheres to pass (or in the case
of the grunty a scene of blasting off). There are certain sources of Chim
spheres, and when they're on the ground you press X to kick them.
Not everything is an addition, or an improvement. For one, there aren't
many area types. One field (with a few changes in weather occasionally),
one cave and one building. That's it. As cool as the battle system is, I
would have liked to see some variety in the stages.
Also, each area has 1 level to it now. It's no longer a field and then a
dungeon, now it's one or the other. That makes the individual levels quite
short.
And finally, you can no longer choose what your party members do. Instead,
you get one of 4 different "personality traits" to choose from. That is
what determines all of your party members actions. Sure, that makes the
simulation seem more real, but it does make things slightly more different than
I had personally expected.
Now that my praise/ranting is over, on to the Walkthrough.
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Walkthrough
Wow, that was a long string of text. Welcome to the actual WALKTHROUGH part
of this guide. I'll be going from level One ALL the way to the final area,
with all of the side area's in between. For now, lets go to the New Game
option. Unless of course you have an old gamesave from Quarantine, in which
case convert that. You'll end up getting 3 bonus e-mails eventually.
So, you first see Haseo enter Mac Anu's warp room where he bumps into 2 people
claiming to want to help you out. They basically guide you through all the
in's and out's of The World, and most of the controls and actions that you will
be using for the entire game. When they're done with the explaining, head
over to the keywords they designed for you.
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(Delta) Courageous Engaging Daydream
When you first get here, Asta and IYOTEN give you more advice on how to play
the game, by telling you about the map and how to score Surprise Attacks.
Just follow exactly what they tell you (it's not like you can do anything else
right now) until you get to the Gott... I mean "Beast" Statue.
At the end of every area description, I'll list the items that you can get,
the monsters that you'll face, and the Lucky Animal (if any) that you can
find in the area. The totals are determined by the Ranking system that's shown
whenever you exit an area.
Enemies: (3)
Goblin Rookie
Items:
Health Drink
Equipment:
Dry Sash
Lucky Animal: None
Breakable Objects: None
After you open up the Beast Statue, several cut scenes play. One staring
our wonderful Player getting PK'ed by the very people who helped him learn
to play in the first place. Dontcha just love fair play?
Another one 8 months later where you PK a bunch of people, and basically
learn of your purpose within the game. You also go from a level 133
character all the way back down to 1. Enjoy them all, I know I did.
On a side note: I really want to use Haseo's Scythe. After all the scenes
play out, read all of the message boards, news articles, and e-mails. It
took me about 2 hours the first time, but there's a lot of good info in them
if this is your first time playing a .hack game, G.U. or otherwise.
Every Topic in Apkallu has at least one background image, some threads have
more. Whenever you see a -!- icon on a message in the thread, it means to
press the X button, and you'll download a desktop image. There's a total of
11 new images, right at the beginning!
If you check out the news, there's no area keywords or anything, but a few
interesting posts and videos. Check out Online Jack for a little comic
releif, and others also have 17 second clips of various "news" about what's
going on in the world.
Some of the topics on the Forums have Keywords attached. if you want to
just skip ahead to those, here they are:
The World (Community Forums)
(Topic title / Keyword)
Where can I get Olm Shell? / (delta) Buzzing Wrath's Puddle
Official Forums (under the "The World" section of the desktop)
Soloing / Truthful Marble's Bum
Soloing / Upfront Blazing Camelia
Soloing (multiple different words)
First: Sacred, Warm, Croaking
Second: Kourin's, Black
Third: Pure Bred, Ocean, Blue Cloud, Cassiopeia
(2 hours later)
Back? Great, now on to the rest of the game. Time to Log In to The World.
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As soon as you log in, you realize that you've been reformatted to Level 1.
After re-assesing that all of your stuff really is gone, you here a rumor of
a guy with a really weird arm. If you're unsure of where to go from here
(it is a straight line, but ya never know...) press the Select button to check
the entire world map. Press it again and the map disappears, and press it one
more time and it'll show up as your regular map again. Just head straight for
now. Another brief cutscene with hints on where Ovan could be. Head over to him
now. Essentially, it's just follow the circular section of the map.
You'll be led to an alley with the PK'ers from before in that cutscene, then
when that's done a big red blob will bump into you. The blob is named
Gaspard,
and he's accompanied by a guy named Silabus. After apologizing for bumping
into you, they'll offer to show you how to play the game... again. After
getting their member addresses, head over to the Warp Point in the corner to
teleport yourself directly to the Chaos gate. Gaspard and Silabus will then
give you a set of keywords to use for your "first" level.
(Just a little sidenote: Those first keywords that Asta and IYOTEN gave you
are no longer a part of your word list. Seems like when you were Data Drained
by Tri-Edge, your word chache was deleted as well. You do have some words
that weren't apart of the forums though)
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(Delta) Peaceful Leading Freedom (2 Waterfall Cave Floors, Lv. 3)
Area word given by Silabus and Gaspard. This is an area for beginners.
So, with Gaspard and Silabus in your party, go around the dungeon looking for
enemies to kill. If you forget the explanations that were given to you at the
beginning, then when (and if) you make a mistake they'll remind you. Try as
you may, there isn't a chance in hell of them believing that you really are
Haseo, the former level 133 PKK Terror of Death. The only new thing that they
really tell you is how to do Awakenings. Try to get as many "Surprise attacks"
as you can to increase your ranking a bit. As soon as you get to the beast
statue, another cut-scene will take place. The PK'ers from the alley show up,
and something strange starts happening to Haseo. If it wasn't for some strange
girl in very revealing clothing, you might have been dead too. As soon as
the cutscene is over, you'll get the ranking screen.
Beast Statue: Wind Gai Gu
Enemies: (12)
Goblin Rookie
Zan Bezel
Items:
Health Drink
Tornado
Fairy's Orb
Spin Kouga
Fire Storm
Total Treasures: 3
Total Breakable Items: 1
When you get back, your two new buddies suggest that you enlist the aid of
Moon Tree, the anti-PK group from before. Luckily for you, you decide to
bad-mouth them... right in front of one of their members. That's alright, she
ends up giving you her member address. Go figure.
So, log out and read your e-mails, and check the forums. You'll get another
desktop image, a request from Silabus to go on a quest and a couple of other
e-mails that you can respond to. I personally like keeping Haseo angsty while
he's online (not that there's much choice) and being polite and... almost
NICE when he's sending out e-mails. Schizophrenia FOR THE FREAKING WIN!...
Alright, that was uncalled for, I apologize. Now, log in to the world. Atoli
is busy but you can still invite Silabus and Gaspard, so do that now. Rather
than do the quest right away, we're gonna clear up those first 3 dungeons first.
It's usually a good idea to finish up existing area's before going on to new
ones, simply because you might end up forgetting about the ones already there,
and miss out on potentially valuable items. You're probably still a little weak
at this point, but luckily for you the last area on the list is only about 1
level above yours (unless you've strayed from the guide a little bit, and if
that's the case, FOR SHAME!) Onwards to (Delta) Buzzing Wrath's Puddle!
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(Delta) Buzzing Wrath's Puddle (Rainy Field, Lv. 5)
Area word posted on the forum by AppleStar. Acquire Olm Shells by breaking
the barrels in this area.
Now, even though it says to get Olm Shells, the real mission is to grab the
symbol Fragments to open up the beast statue. While you're here, kick the
tree's for some chim spheres, and attack every group of enemies with a sneak
attack. The more you manage to do, the better you're average will be. You
really don't have to worry about your party members, as they attack on their
own quite well, just make sure to hold off on the Health Drinks. Set
Gaspard as the healer, and either give him yours, or attempt to trade for other
things. There's a battle area here, so go there as well. I don't know if it's
always the same PK'er, but it was Punisher Mitch when I went there. You'll get
a Loose Sash as an item drop, and the person you protected will give you a
Simple Necklace and a Coupon.
Mecha Grunty: Top Right hand corner of the section that's furthest south.
Lucky Animal: Fate Worm, near the last alter that's next to the Beast
Statue.
Beast Statue: Naja Guard
Enemies: (10)
Rue Fang
Wild Kettle
Items:
Cleansing Pill
Loose Sash
Simple Necklace
Coupon
Wizard's Seal
Turtle Shell
Tidal Wave
Rough Shell
Olm Shell
Naja Guard
Total Treasures: 6
Total Breakable Items: 6
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Alright, since we aren't quite strong enough to go to the "suggested level
10" area's yet, (and by "we" I of course mean you the reader, since I'm the
Assclown King and am better than everyone by default), lets check out the quest.
Add Silabus and Gaspard to your party, and head over to the rotating circle
that's on your map. Talk to the Quest NPC, and accept the Crown Quest. It'll
add the words Chasing Cupid's Phantom to your bookmarks section, and trigger
a cutscene. After Gaspard gets worried and ends the cut-scene, head over to the
Chaos Gate and go to the area.
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(Delta) Chasing Cupid's Phantom (1 Eastern House floor, Lv. 5)
Area word given by Dr. Kubo for the Crown Quest quest
The area begins with a couple of helpful hints about the King Chim, then
you're off to find him. Be sure to trade for some Fairy Orbs, just so you
know the layout of the dungeon. If you want to make this easy, go South
at the first opportunity. Then, when you get to the end, turn right (now
going West). You shouldn't run out of Chim Spheres ever, there are more
than enough sources around. When you get to the end, you'll have to kick a
Nue.
Fighting a King Chim Chim is easy. First, run up to it and kick it 3 times.
It'll grow up bigger, then try to jump on you. If it lands on you, you'll
lose a little health and a few of your Chim Spheres, but if you run away the
moment it you kick it 3 times, he'll miss. Repeat this, and he'll get
bigger. Do it again and he'll try to squash you again. Hit it one more
time (total of 10) and you'll get a ton of Chim spheres. Occasionally, King
Chim Chim will also drop a Crown, as it is in this case. The chance of that
happening is quite random, but it'll help immensly when finishing the
side quest that opens up.
As soon as this is done, you'll be teleported outside the Chaos Gate.
You hand the crown to Dr. Kubo, and he'll tell you to meet him over at
his house in the Mercenary district. He's got a little side-quest for you
to do, and it involves the Chims (gee, who would have guessed?)
Regardless, once the cutscene is over, you'll be teleported over to the
quest shop where the Quest is completed, and you'll recieve a Text of
Wisdom!
Mecha Grunty: None
Lucky Animal: Nue
Beast Statue: None
Enemies: (3)
Goblin Rookie
Rue Fang
Items:
Tidal Wave
Health Drink
Total Treasures: 2
Total Breakable Items: 3
When this quest is finished, log out and check your e-mail. You'll get an
e-mail from CC Corp that you can participate in the Chim Kicker campaign by
talking to the NPC in the house in the Mercenary District. This is also where
you get 2 bonus e-mails if you happened to upload your saved data from .hack
Quarentine.
And finally, you get an e-mail from Atoli, telling you to go to her favorite
area with her. The area is (Delta) Submissive Tragedy's 1000 Oaks.
Lets go find out what she wants now, shall we?
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You'll warp to Mac Anu server which starts a cutscene with Atoli, basically
recapping what you already know thanks to the e-mail. Everyone on your list
is available, but sadly Atoli wants you to go with her... Alone.
(Delta) Submissive Tragedy's 1000 Oaks (Night field, Lv. 3)
Area word given by Atoli. She highly recommends it.
A weird cutscene begins with Atoli commenting about how pretty the digital
moon looks, then you're off to find the Beast Statue. When that's done, head
North and fight some Vak Bezel's, then head up the hill to nab the Lucky
Animal. Go up the second hill for some Breakable Objects, then fight your
way to the Alters. When you get to the third hill, it has a Town Portal
and the Mecha Grunty. Feed it some Chim Spheres (after the King Chim Chim
fight you should have more than enough), then continue. Atoli will try to
explain the Origins of Moon Tree as you move forward, but Haseo will ignore
her. Keep fighting your way through the alters, at your current level these
things aren't much of a challenge, more of an annoyance.
When you get to the Beast Statue, Atoli hears a strange noise. You don't
know where it's coming from, but you follow her outside the area anyways.
She'll stop right outside the entrance, then when you go to talk to her
again she'll head around the building that houses the Beast Statue. That
happens twice. She leads you to a sign of Tri-Edge, and then you get
sucked into it.
You'll end up in an area of the Lost Grounds. It's an underground lake
with a white tree. A mysterious character with a cat on his shoulder is
sitting at it's base, playing with a weird black blob. Atoli says the
sound is coming from that person, then the weird blob thing attacks you!
Just as it's about to hit you, a weird guy dressed in yellow summons a
mysterious creature called Magus to attack the black blob. Old .hack
Vets will recognize "Magus" as one of the 8 Phases of Morganna. Also,
judging by the cat and the character on the tree, you might be able to
guess the identity of that character as well. More on that later.
Atoli comes to, but she doesn't remember anything that happened after
the monster attacked. The weird guy claims to be an investigator for
CC Corp. He rushed over after hearing about a bug. Haseo doesn't
believe him, and the yellow guy is surprised that Haseo could see
the Avatar, which is the Magus thing that he summoned. He also says
that you have one of those things too! With a nickname like "Terror
of Death", I wonder which phase Haseo is going to end up with...
The yellow guy, Kuhn, gives you his member address, and tells you to
meet up with him later to discuss avatars and Tri-Edge. After a
brief conversation with Atoli, where she asks you to give her another
chance, and a message pops up on the screen telling you to look for
the Platform out of here. You have new mail, but you can't exactly
check it while you're in the lost grounds, so find the Platform and
head back to Mac Anu.
Mecha Grunty: Above 3'rd hill, near a Town Portal
Lucky Animal: Sleipnir
Beast Statue: Heaven Sash
Enemies:
Vak Bezel
Onion Mash
Gobling Rookie
Items:
Fire Storm
Turtle Shell
Soil Bug Antenna
Health Drink
Sprite Drop
Warrior Seal
Heaven Sash
Total Treasures:
Total Breakable Items:
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As soon as you get back to the root town, log out and check your mail. You
should have the third Bonus e-mail, which is just an apology for sending an
e-mail to you who was obviously not Lena, an invitation to Kuhn's Guild's
Headquarters, Raven, and a few e-mails that you can respond to. Silabus sends
you a few more info mails, one about customization and one about skill triggers,
Since there's no new responses in the forums, head over to the @home section
of the Mercenary District. Walking close to Kuhn triggers a cutscene that
explains how to enter @Home's. He'll then give you Raven's @Home key. Enter
Raven's @Home to trigger a long sequence of cut-scenes, re-introducing the "Old
Hag from before". Her name is Pi, who is very unimpressed by the way Haseo
is talking. Instead of being welcomed in, you are instructed to follow Pi
to the Chamber with her Master Yata. After a creepy entrance, more cutscenes
follow which explains a few things. I could describe them, but I think I'll
just let you all watch for yourselves.
When all of the cutscenes have finished, logout and check the Forums AND your
e-mails. You'll get some more keywords to help out with Random levels you
may wish to go to. I'll list them in the usual way.
Official Forum:
(Thread / Words)
Still Not Happening / 1st Words: Wealthy, Fly Away,
2nd Words: Medium's,
3rd Words: Fast Horse, Bodhi Tree, Globe, Whiplash,
Fortune
Still Not Happening / 2nd Words: Daybreak's, Military
3rd Words: Resort, Malt Town
Still Not Happening / (Delta) Wealthy Daybreak's Globe
(Delta) Fly Away Military Resort
(Delta) Wealthy Military Malt Town
(Delta) Fly Away Daybreak's Bodhi Tree
After getting the keywords, you can check out the Community forums and news
capture. Kuhn also sent you an e-mail that you can respond to. When that's
finished, save your game (just in case), and head over to the Central district
of Mac Anu.
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Another cut scene. Gaspard smashes into you... again. He needs your help
running the Guild Shop. He needs you to run around and gather some items.
All you gotta do is go to the shops and buy the items that Gaspard will then
sell BACK to the general gaming population.
First, take the Town Warp over to the Mercenary district, and go to the Magic
Item shop. You'll find the Asian Mango's there, so buy 10 of them. Then,
take the Town Warp again, this time to The Dome, which is the name of the place
where the Chaos Gate is. You can buy 10 Caramel Sauce there.
Now that you've gotten everything, head over to the Central district and talk
to Silibus. He almost explains what Guild Shops are about, when he gets
interrupted by a message from Gaspard... saying he's lost. Instead of
going off to find him, Silabus puts YOU in charge of the guild shop! Totally
breaking character, Haseo deals with one single customer and cuts him a deal
because he's got next to no money. Immediately afterwards, Atoli turns up.
How embarrasing. To make matters worse, it turns out that Kuhn's "other
plans" were a couple of Female Players. We find out that "Kuhnie" used to be
the guild master for Canard, the guild that Silabus and Gaspard are a part
of. Atoli interrupts, and then spills the beans about your little discount
for Bo, and it's right around now that the members of Canard invite you
to join their Guild. What a wonderful job... AS GUILD MASTER! They
believe that you have leadership skills, and that being Canards Guild
Master is a perfect fit. At least you get some Sprite Drops for the effort.
Log out, and check your e-mails. Kuhn offers to show you how to use your
Avatar... well, without actually telling you. Also, check the Forums for a
message from that nice boy from the shop. When you're done, head over to
Mac Anu's Chaos Gate. You just got a ton of new keywords to try out, and
although they are MASSIVELY under-leveled, you'll at least get some new items.
Plus, you'll also be about the right level to try out those 2 keywords that
you recieved before.
So, you get Pi's Member Address, and another Keyword, but lets do some of the
other dungeons first. The first one is a Level 3, but if you don't do it now,
do you really think you'll remember later? I didn't... but enough about me.
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(Delta) Wealthy Daybreak's Globe (Late Afternoon Field, Lv. 3)
Area word posted on the forum by Renji. Use it to create a level 3 area.
Alright, so this level is going to be simple, but who cares? The next few
levels will be simple. Use them to gain Chim spheres, and to stock up on
some items. It'll also help fill up the Ryu books, which will be coming
up shortly.
Also, don't expect a lot of Rengeki's or Awakenings. Kuhn and Pi are
about 7 levels stronger than you are at this point in the game, and it'll
take them less time to kill these creatures than it took you to read this
sentence... if you're still reading it that is. Luckily, the Lucky Animal
AND the Mecha Grunty are pretty close to each other, so you don't need to
stray to far away from the ... straight line.
There is a Boss here though. It's name is Gun Giant. It's not too
difficult with Pi and Kuhn on your side, but here's a little advice:
When it jumps up into the air, RUN! It'll be down in about 5
seconds though. Now, on to the NEXT Overly Easy Dungeon.
Mecha Grunty: Located a little to the right, after the first bridge.
Lucky Animal: Fate Worm: Located a little to the left, after the first
bridge.
Beast Statue: None
Enemies: (5)
Vak Bezel
Zan Bezel
Goblin Rookie
Gun Giant (Boss)
Items:
Fire Mouse Skin
Simple Necklace
Wing of Lufu
Health Drink
Astrologer Seal
Fire Storm
Damp Armor
Total Treasures: 3
Total Breakable Items: 6
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(Delta) Fly Away Military Resort (3 Floor Building, lv. 4)
Area word posted on the forum by Renji. Use it to create a level 4 area.
Alright, ANOTHER easy level. This one you have to grab the Beast Statue in
the third stage of the level. Here are some quick directions if you don't
have a Fairy's Orb. Keep a close eye on the Mini-Map.
1) Go All the way to the left. Do NOT turn until you don't have a choice.
From there make a left until you get to a room with 2 treasure chests,
then go West to the 2nd Section.
2) From the beginning, go Eastward. At the first intersection, go South.
When you get to the next crossway, it's West. You'll get a Mecha Grunty
Before the 3rd section.
3) First, go East. Then go North. Then go all the way East and completely
ignore the one intersection. You'll be at the Beast Statue.
Or, if you have a fairy's orb, you can just scan everything and find out the
quickest way out. OR, if you're like ME, you can just explore everything
anyways for a better ranking ^_^.
I don't know if it was random or not, but I experienced an Area fight before
going North in section 3. Since the quest for the PK list isn't available
yet, I did it with no risk to my safety, and got myself a nice little
Gun Fu Yue. After getting the Beast Statue item, take the Platform back
to the Root Town.
Mecha Grunty: On the way down to the 3rd section, near a Platform
Lucky Animal: Ouryu, just keep going straight, it's near a Platform
Beast Statue: Brave Bracelet
Enemies: (15)
Zan Bezel
Goblin Rookie
Wild Kettle
Lizard Hunter
Area Battle
Items:
Tornado
The Death
Health Drink
Simple Bracelet
Antidote Soda
Rough Shell
Gun Fu Yue
Simple Necklace
Turtle Shell
Blade Thorns
Brave Bracelet (Beast Statue)
Total Treasures: 8
Total Breakable Items: 17
Alrighy then, I bet your tired of using Kuhn and Pi, but there's only 2 more
extra levels before the Avatar one... not including the 2 that were added
before...
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(Delta) Wealthy Military Malt Town (Night time field, Lv. 5)
Area word posted on the forum by Renji. Use it to create a level 5 area.
Hurrah, another "Gather the Seal Fragments" mission. Make sure to go the long
way around the first hill to knab a couple of breakable items and a group of
enemies. On the bright side, there are 3 alters right away! Could that
mean all 3 symbol fragments in one shot? Not a chance. You get 2 of them, but
still have to travel North to get the last one. It's in the treasure chest
on top of the hill.
Now, you could just go straight to the beast statue, but then you'd be missing
out on the Lucky Animal that's perched on the hill in the Eastern section of
the map. Why didn't I just say to go there right away? Well... umm...
I forgot -_-. Moving on.
Head back West to the Beast Statue, grab the item, then go back to the town.
We've got one more level before Haseo tries to summon his Avatar.
Mecha Grunty: To the right of the first Symbol Fragment, in the center of a
Circle
Lucky Animal: Leviathan, located on the hill in the Eastern section.
Beast Statue: Change Necklace
Enemies: (11)
Gan Fang
Vak Bezel
Wild Kettle
Items:
Warrior Seal
Fire Skin Mouse
Warrior Blood
Simple Bracelet
Fire Storm
Health Drink
Earth Spike
Rough Shell
Fairy's Orb
Change Necklace (Beast Statue)
Total Treasures: 6
Total Breakable Items: 6
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(Delta) Fly Away Daybreak's Bodhi Tree (2 Floor building, Lv. 6)
Area word posted on the forum by Renji. Use it to create a level 6 area.
You still here? Good. Another slight upgrade as far as items can go, but if
you're like me and have a level 10 Haseo then this dungeon is just far too
easy. If you want, just follow the instructions at the bottom of the initial
paragraphs. Also, there's an Area battle at the far South-West corner of
the first level. Beating the enemy will net you a Spin Rasetu. Head back
East until you can move North, then at the next intersection head East again.
beating the enemies along the way. Head back until you can go North again
to grab a Treasure Chest and a couple of breakable items, then make your way
down to the second floor via backtracking. You'll know you're in the right
direction when you meet up with a Mecha Grunty.
When you get to the second section, keep going East. You'll bump into another
area battle for a Broad Wheel. At this point, you're probably running out of
room for your equipment. You'll soon be getting a place to sell a lot of it
for some quick cash, but until that happens, try giving some of your equipment
to Kuhn and Pi (see? There IS a benefit to having them around all the time).
If you look at the top of the screen, you'll see a picture of whoever it is
that you're planning on giving the stuff to. If it's greyed out it means
they can't equip what you're giving them. If it's a number with arrows it
will just effect whether or not they'll equip it. Granted it's pretty
useless right now, as they already have things equipped that's better than
anything that you'd have come accross, but the gesture will raise their
affection towards you. Make sure to go into all the rooms to get some
treasure and the Breakable Items, as well as the Lucky Animal in the
area. Also grab enough Chim spheres for the S rank (I believe it's 50,
but I'm unsure). When you feel like you've had enough, grab the Beast Statue
treasure and head home.
1) First, head West until the first intersection. Head North, then proceed
West again when you get the opportunity.
2) Basically go East until you can go North. When you get to the top of each
Section, keep heading East. You'll be at the Beast Statue in no time.
Mecha Grunty: Long stretch going West just before the entrance to the
second
section.
Lucky Animal: Baku - 2'nd floor, go all the way East after the first
Northern intersection, it's in front of the Platform
Beast Statue: Water Wheel
Enemies: (10)
Wild Kettle
Lizard Hunter
Items:
Health Drink
Antidote Soda
Stimulant Soda
Blessing Soda
Sprite Drop
Coupon's
Rough Shell
Blade Thorns
Simple Bracelet.
Spin Man Que
Water Wheel (Beast Statue)
Spin Rasetu (Area Battle)
Broad Wheel (Area Battle)
Total Treasure: 4
Total Breakable Objects: 13
Alright, FINALLY on to the next story mission. First, if you want to get
rid of some items, let me only say... get rid of the duplicates first, as I
don't know if the Ryu books you'll get later record all the weapons and stuff
you had gotten before, or if it's just what you have with you WHEN you get
the book.
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(Delta) Great Cursed In-laws (Stormy Field, Lv. 8)
Area word given by Kuhn. Head here to learn how to summon Avatars
Wow, Pi is really over-protective about that Yata guy, dontcha think? So, in
case you've forgotten what Yata's talked about, there's a recap, and a little
extra explanation about what Avatar's are. They also mention that a great way
to summon your Avatar is through battling. Now, if that wasn't a perfect cue
for some old school Pokemon battle music then nothing is. For now, just
head over to the Boss.
Occasionally while crossing the bridges you'll get a brief little phrase
to let you in on what Haseo is thinking, you even get a little clip, but
ultimately, even after beating the boss you just can't summon your Avatar
yet. Dang, all those extra dungeons and a total waste of time? Well at least
you filled up your Ryu book a bit, right? Oh wait, no Ryu books yet, damn.
Either way, make sure to go everywhere, otherwise you might miss some Chim
opportunities, or the Mecha Grunties and Lucky Animals and such.
The boss is a giant Tree, which is really rather easy, just keep attacking.
When you hear a noise, it's about to jump up and land for quite a bit of
damage. Just move out of the way, then dash in to attack some more. It
will also make the area just below him go black. When this happens, run
again or you'll be put to sleep. Try to attack it many times to get a
couple of Rengeki's, and it will soon fall. You'll get a Medic Necklace
for your troubles.
Mecha Grunty: On the Island furthest South, left-hand corner
Lucky Animal: Tsutuga, on the island furthest South, top Right-hand corner
Enemies:(11)
Lizard Hunter
Goblin Mage
Tree
Items:
Blade Thorns
Olm Shell
Jinx's Bane
Stimulant Soda
Sprite Drop
Sub Robe
Health Drink
Medic Necklace
Simple Necklace
Total Treasures: 4
Total Breakable Items: 9
After you get back to the Town, you'll see another scene with Pi and Haseo.
Although it sounds more like a warning, it does foreshadow a few things that
will happen in the course of the game. You'll understand later. For now, just
log out and check your mail. You'll get one from Kuhn and Pi that you can
respond to, and an e-mail notifying that you are now Officially the Guild
Master for Canard. Time to check out the @Home then.
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Birds of a Feather: Completing the Guild Master Test.
When you log back in, just take the Warp Point over to the Mercenary district.
Use your newly received @Home key to get to Canard, where you are informed
that the Grunty doesn't exactly approve of you. Notice any similarities with
the attitudes of the Grunty and Haseo?
Your first assignment is to go to 3 NPC's scattered around the town to get
items for Death Grunty. God Bless Warp Points :).
First, take the Warp point and go to the Central district. Run through the
alley to speak with Melo Grunty, who's standing on the bridge railing. You'll
get Grunty's Shoes! Then head down to the harbor and speak with Wise Grunty
to get a Grunty's Brush! Finally, take the Warp Point that's here and
teleport yourself to the Alchemy district, run over the bridge to speak with
Gao Grunty to get the Grunty's Hat.
When you make it back to Death Grunty, wondering what the hell took you
so long. You'll get some Weird Black Tea in exchange. Now all you've
gotta do is sell that item! It's not like you're in experienced in
selling stuff. Still don't want to do it? Well, this is where you get
a little explanation of how the Guild Shop works.
After putting the item up for sale, go see Gaspard at the shop to trigger
another cut-scene with Sakubo, and she'll end up buying the item from you!
Congrats, you're now the official guild master of Canard... Officially. That
Bo character is pretty smart too, turning your own phrase around on ya.
Now, when you get back to the Canard @Home, you'll be marked with the Charm of
1000, which basically gives you access to the Steam bike, the Guild Shop, and
the books of Ryu, which helps to unlock a whole list of goodies like Desktop
themes and music, and the ability to watch some of the Cutscenes (as long as
you've seen them at least once before during the normal course of the game).
You also gain access to the Alchemy shop, which lets you fuse weapons
together to make them stronger.
When you exit the @Home, Death Grunty starts talking to you through the
charm that he gave you. (Either that or he has some seriously messed up
psychic abilities). When the tutorial is finished, log out and check your
e-mails and the forums. The official forums don't hold any keywords, but
they do have suggestions for taking out Lucky Animals. Going to Apkallu
will get you 5 more Desktop images. There's a topic called "Anyone Opening
Chests?" That will allow you to respond. Just push the X button at the last
post, and choose a response. I'm not sure if you get different responses
depending on how you answer, (probably considering its a message board...)
but I put in Area Word. You can also respond to the 2 threads in the News
board. For the Fun internet game thread I put "Not now", which gave me an
instant Silabus affection increase, and for "Wanna buy an M2D I put "I'm
not sure.", which did the same thing.
When you check your mail, you'll only have one, it's from CC corp telling
you that Lumina Cloth, the area for the Arena Battles is now open again.
Now, at this point I had saved and quit, and the next time I loaded there
were a couple more messages in the Forums. In the "Anyone opening chests?"
thread, I got the keywords.
(Delta) Choosing Superior Offerings
There will also be a couple other responses in the "News" section, just
based on whatever you responded with. So now, Log In. You can't invite
anyone to your party just yet, so head over to Lumina Cloth via the Chaos
Gate. It'll trigger a cut-scene with Silabus and Gaspard. They tell you
that the Emperor of the demon palace is going to be fighting. Now, watch
closely at the "Emperor", does he look familiar? That's because he's that
guy that was standing on the tree a few area's ago. During the fight, you
see the man, Endrance, use an Avatar. That's Macha, and you'll learn more
about her, and "She" later.
Haseo goes off to the balcony to do some reflecting, and Ovan performs his
usual disappearing act. After the scene, make your way to the back area where
the blue circle is. Ovan hints that you should learn how to use your avatar
as soon as possible, and then just leaves... again. Dang that guy sure
doesn't like to stick around, huh?
Regardless, the "Saku" half of Sakubo shows up and starts being delusional
and talks about "Master En", which of course means Endrance. As if on cue,
Endrance shows up with that gorgeous White Kitty on his shoulder. He seems
a little surprised that you saw his avatar, but still considers you nothing
more than another face in the crowd. And suddenly the game shifts from "I've
got to find out what the hell is wrong with this game" to "I'm gonna beat
the master of the Arena and prove to all that I truely am worthy!"
Well, you need a party. Silabus seems willing enough, but Gaspard has more
than just a touch of stage fright. Silabus mentions that a healer would be
good to have on your team, but the only Cleric you know just happens to be
Atoli. The Moon Tree "Holier than thou" completely pacifistic Atoli. When
you get control of your character again, log out and check your mail. Gaspard
will apologize for not being able to fight, which opens up another chance to
raise his affection if you answer the right way. (I choose Endrance as the
other choice would probably just make him upset). You'll also get an e-mail
from Atoli asking you to join her once again. This time, the area is (Delta)
Blurry Obsessive Slacker. Even though she probably hates things like
the Arena, she's the only Cleric you know, so you're going to have to Charm
her in some way.
Check the forums too. There will be a couple of posts about Endrance, and
in the rumor's section you can respond to "The mystery of The World" thread.
I choose Tri-Edge, but feel free to experiment. Lastly, check out the
Apkallu forums for 4 new Desktop Backgrounds.
When you're done checking out all of the forums, log back in. At this point,
the only player available to you is Atoli. Now would be an excellent time
to tackle a couple of those alternate dungeons.
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At this point, there are 3 new quests, but all 3 need a full party of 3 to
be able to participate. Don't worry, you'll soon get your chance. Until
then, head over to this area to gain a couple of levels with Atoli.
(Delta) Truthful Marble's Bum (Cloudy Field, lv. 10)
Area word posted on the forum by Renji. It is a perfect area for level 10
players
Relatively simple area. Make sure to take the Southern section first for a
couple of fights as well as the first Symbol Fragment and a breakable item.
This would also be a great time to get accustomed to the controls of the
Steam bike. If you drive into enemies with it while they're backs are still
turned then you get to do a little bit of extra damage. Follow the mini
map if you get lost, but don't be afraid to wonder off a little bit, that's
how you find the extra monsters and breakable items in the fields.
All 3 symbol fragments should be on the initial and Southern parts of the
map, but there's still 2 treasure chests to open up. Grab them, then take
the Beast Statue, then get the hell out of there.
Mecha Grunty: From where you start, head North East, it's just above the
entrance to the hill on the right.
Lucky Animal: Fate Worm, on the hill to the left of where you start.
Beast Statue: Heaven Guard
Enemies: (10)
Lizard Hunter
Gan Bezel
Vak Fang
Items:
Blade Thorns
Aqua Board
Fire Mouse Skin
Sleeping Powder
Health Drink
Earth Spike
Simple Necklace
Simple Earth Idol
Total Treasures: 6
Total Breakable Items: 6
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Alright, one level is enough for now. (Actually, I'm just tired of carting
around only 1 player. Besides, it's much easier to nail an Awakening with
3 guys whacking the monsters than it is with 2). Head over to the area that
Atoli wanted you to bring her.
(Delta) Blurry Obsessive Slacker (Sunny Field, Lv. 8)
Area word given by Atoli. Head here to convince Atoli to participate in the
arena.
Atoli thanks you for bringing her here, even though she didn't give you much
time to decide. She also brought some items. 3 Smoke Screens, and 2 Return
Feathers. Well, it turns out she didn't bring you here to gain levels, she
just wants to spend some quality time with you. Isn't that sweet? I smell
a little Haseo and Shino look-alike 2: Electric Boogaloo.
First, head North to the dead end. Atoli will start talking about the
backstory of the world. When you head back to the starting point, Atoli
points out a bunch of birds on an island that you can't reach. Don't forget
to head to the Southern island to get a Symbol Fragment.
After you get the 3'rd Symbol Fragment and move forward, you'll see a Chim
Chim, and Atoli will start explaining more about the game "The World" right
before asking if he's ever had someone to "Open Up" to. Head South of
this area to view a cut-scene with Atoli going up to a bunch of flowers,
and a GOLD BIRD! One of.. if not THE rarest of the lucky animals. Atoli
stops you, which means it doesn't actually count as you finding it. Even
in my first file, I've yet to find one. Stupid Atoli...
Anyways, head over to the Beast Statue, then when you leave Atoli mentions
how she doesnt play just to simply level up. Haseo tries to bring up the
topic of Arena, but Atoli hates that kind of thing. Fighting other players,
that's just wrong. Right after Atoli bears her reasons for playing the game
Haseo snaps and says it's just a game... and many other words. Now that
you've broken the poor girls heart, grab the Warp point out of here.
Mecha Grunty: Near the Alter behind the Beast
Lucky Animal:
Beast Statue: Sky Shell
Enemies: (9)
Lizard Hunter
Wild Kettle
Items:
Smoke Screen
Return Feather
Soil Bug Antenna
Poison Leaf
Blade Thorns
Turtle Shell
Rough Shell
Blade Thorns
Sub Robe
Health Drink
Sky Shell
Total Treasures: 5
Total Breakable Items: 7
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Check your party screen, and you'll see that both Gaspard AND Silabus are
online, so have them join your party for the next couple of levels. Head over
to the quest shop, and accept the Steam Scientist's Invention quest. You're
going to have to defeat a giant robot monster. This should be a blast. You'll
get a bunch of wave module devices, which you're going to have to plant on
the hill tops to weaken the monsters defenses a little bit.
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(Delta) Essential Idling Old World (Sunny Field, Lv. 9)
Area word given by Dr. Kepel for the Steam Scientist's Invention quest
When you get to the area, Silabus will make an absolutely brilliant deduction
about Knuckleman's physical attack pattern, whereas Gaspard just can't wait
until he meets the robot. Make your way East to grab the chest (Damn, doesn't
that just sound wrong? I love it ^_^), and make your way clockwise around
the area. The Knuckleman is in the center area, so you're going to have to
rely on some pretty sneaky maneuvers if you want to get to all of the hills
before attacking the thing. I suggest you DON"T use the Steam Bike, as you
might accidentally stear into the creature.
Aside from the Knuckleman itself, the enemies here are still relatively weak
in comparison to what the Arena is going to have in store for ya. A few
extra HP's for sure, but aside from that it's nothing overly major. Go
around defeating them all for the experience (leveling up is a major key
in RPG's, DUH!) and get a few Rengeki's and Awakening's out of it. Try
to store an awakening for the fight against the knuckleman.
After the first Device is planted, Knuckleman's defense power will decrease.
The second one will knock down his attack power a knotch, and the last will
knock out his mobility.
Now, since you don't have Atoli as a healer, you're going to have to play
this one slightly defensively. Rush in to attack every once in a while,
but mostly hang back and start dispensing Health Drinks and Sprite Drops
to your other party members. It's not just important to attack this guy,
it's equally important to win. In fact, that's the ONLY important rule
to anything in life. You Must Win.
Knuckleman's got a shell on him that is going to weaken your attacks until
it runs out. Not that big a deal, an awakening should almost take it out,
then just rengeki him to death. Careful when he jumps up in the air, that
should be your cue to run the hell out of the way. The "Memory Module"
should pop right out after defeating it.
Mecha Grunty: In the middle of the area 2 spaces East and one space South of
the starting point.
Lucky Animal: Fate Worm, not far from Mecha Grunty
Beast Statue: None
Enemies: 11
Lizard Hunter
Zan Fang
Vak Fang
Items:
Fairy's Orb
Loose Guard
Tornado
Sprite Drop
Blade Thorns
Health Drink
Wing of Lufu
Astrologer Blood
Fire Mouse Skin
Simple Bracelet
Total Treasures: 4
Total Breakable Objects: 3
After defeating the Knuckleman, you'll automatically be warped to the Quest
Shop where you recieve a Text of Power, and a request from Dr. Kepel to visit
him in his house near the Harbor. You'll also recieve an e-mail saying that
you can now participate in the Stray Mecha Grunty campaign. This campaign
(and the Chim's Kicker before it) require you to re-visit the NPC, and then
collect data for them. In this case, you have to find the Mecha Grunty 50
seperate times. In the case of Chim's kicker, you gain points for every
Chim Chim you find, with the more rare ones netting you more points, up to
a maximum of 500. Doing these campaigns will net you a few extra healing
items and such, as well as the knowledge that you are indeed completing this
game 100% before Vol. 2 comes out.
One down, 2 more to go (plus the keywords you got from the boards about the
mysterious treasure box that won't open). Let's try Bikman's Art Supplies
next. Your goal is to bring back the Snow Stone back in one piece, and that
means avoiding monster contact after you collect it.
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(Delta) Creeping Fortune's Paradise (Foggy Field, Lv. 8)
Area word given by Bikman for the Bikman's Art Supply quest
Pull out your map by pressing Select. See that circular area at the bottom
right hand side of the map? That's where you gotta go. Now, I suggest you
just clear the area of all monsters, since that'll eliminate the possibility
of fighting one on the way back to the Platform. BUT, if you want you can
probably just coast by either sneaking or by just eliminating the ones that
you come across on the way to that section and walking the exact same path back
to the warp platform. Granted, you'll get a smaller rank, but in reality,
outside of the occasional keyword recieved there is absolutely NO incentive
to get S ranking on every level.
As far as I can tell, no Mecha Grunty OR Lucky Animal in this area, but
I'll be revisiting it at some point just in case, it just doesn't seem
right.
Mecha Grunty: None (?)
Lucky Animal: None (?)
Beast Statue: None
Enemies: (16)
Goblin Mage
Lizard Hunter
Items:
Sub Robe
Simple Necklace
Blade Thorns
Sprite Drop
Olm Shell
Cleansing Pill
Loose Guard
Smoke Screen
Total Treasures: 7
Total Breakable Items: 2
When the level is finished, rather than being teleported to the Quest shop,
Bikman meets up with you immediately afterwards. He (she, it?) says that
he couldn't wait any longer and wants the orb right away. When he walks away,
THEN you get teleported over to the quest shop for a Text of Sense and an
e-mail from CC corp to say the Bikman's Model campaign has started.
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! WARNING !
Only do the next Side Quest if you plan on avoiding the Area Battle's until
you've properly leveled up, (no earlier than level 35-ish). By doing this
quest and talking to the NPC afterwards, you will open up the Blacklist of
PK'ers, which is practically suicide this early in the game. Alternatively,
you can always do the quest first then wait until later before you see the NPC
for the campaign.
Head back over to the Quest Shop and accept the last quest that's listed.
You'll get a new set of key words and a man named Dingo comes up to you with
a very simple request: Destroy all the monsters that guard the Alter's of
the field. Then, and ONLY then will he become your agent in destroying the
dreaded PK'ers of "The World"
(Delta) Dancing Mourning Masquerade (Rainy Field, Lv. 10)
Area word given by Dingo for the Bounty Hunter Test quest.
This stage is relatively easy. Just follow the map to where the 3 Alters
are, and kill the monsters. The first one is due South on a hill, and
since that's the closest one, head there first. From there, head back
North where you came from, then head West to a blank area and South to
the next Alter. Finally, go back to the starting point, then head North
East to get the last group of monsters. A short cut scene will play
after each set of Alter Monsters. Unlike the other quests, you'll have
to gate out manually. Luckily if you followed my directions, a Platform
shouldn't be too far of where you are.
Mecha Grunty: None (?)
Lucky Animal: Fate Worm, just South of the starting point.
Beast Statue: None
Enemies: (11)
Goblin Mage
Zan Fang
Vak Fang
Items:
Astrologer Blood
Sub Robe
Tornado
Health Drink
Sprite Drop
Total Treasures: 3
Total Breakable Items: 2
When you get back to the Chaos gate, you'll automatically be warped to the
Quest shop. You'll get the Hunter's Symbol, which will open up the Bounty
Hunter campaign. You'll also recieve a Text of Power.
Finally, before we head over to Canard's @Home, let's check out that fishy
sounding treasure chest from the area on the boards.
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(Delta) Choosing Superior Offerings (1 Floor Waterfall Cave, Lv. 11)
Area word posted on the forums be NEMON. There is a strange treasure chest
in this area
Don't bother wasting a Fairy's Orb here, as it's just a straight line West over
to the treasure chest. There are a couple of enemies on the way, but it's
nothing that you haven't experienced before. When you get to the treasure
chest, it explodes on you! A weird voice starts talking about how it's time
for his master's return to come, and that you have become the sacrifice
necessary to bring about his master's resurrection. His name is Habuzi of
Decay, and you now have the Mark of Offering.
This cue's a fight against 3 Wight Ride's. Just attack as you normally would.
Beware when the area around you goes black, that's when the enemies start a
poison attack. You can either heal this right away to avoid any unwanted
death, or you can (like I did) just fight it out to end the battle as fast
as possible. Defeating them will give you an Antidote Soda, as well as some
GP. You're also hinted at not quite being finished with the sacrifice.
Just head to the Portal and go back to town.
Mecha Grunty: None
Lucky Animal: None
Beast Statue: None
Enemies: (2)
Lizard Hunter
Wight Ride
Items:
Health Drink
Blade Thorns
Earth Spike
Antidote Soda
Total Treasures: 0
Total Breakable Items: 4
Rank Reward: 1st Word: Halberd
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Recruitment Drive: Getting a 3'rd Party Member
Well, since getting Atoli wasn't a huge success, head over to Canard's @Home
to let Silabus and Gaspard know the sad news. Silabus suggests that a request
should be made on the forums, so he goes off to post. Don't forget to talk
to Death Grunty and get your Ryu books checked for more accessories for your
desktop. Next, head over to the Offical Forums and check out the topic Silabus
created for you. He made you sound all happy and joyful... completely UN-Haseo
like. Quit the screen to check your mail, then check the same thread again for
the response. You'll get a keyword, and you're told to go alone, so head
over there now.
(Delta) Gallant Season's Drunkard (2 Floor Building, Lv. 5)
Area word specified by a player called SAKURA. Head here to ask SAKURA to
participate in the arena with you.
When you go to the area, you see a brief clip of Atoli saying your name.
This is a simple dungeon, but you'll probably want to get this over with as
fast as possible since you're completely alone. Just follow these directions
and you'll get to the Beast Statue without having to worry about Fairy's
Orbs.
1) When you get to the first intersection, head North. From here just follow
the path that's set out for you. There's one more intersection, but just head
in the direction you were going in and you'll get to the next section
2) Head East into the big Square, then head South. Follow the path until you
get the a thin strip that can go South 2 ways, one the way you came and the
other to the beast statue. However, if you choose to take the long way
around, you won't encounter a single enemy until the home stretch.
Mecha Grunty: None
Lucky Animal: None
Beast Statue: Fire Wheel
Enemies: (16)
Goblin Rookie
Vak Bezel
Wild Kettle
Items:
Rough Shell
Health Drink
Sprite Drop
Fairy's Orb
Simple Bracelet
Gun Fu Yue
Fire Storm
Turtle Shell
Tornado
Fire Wheel (Beast Statue)
Total Treasures: 4
Total Breakable Items: 12
When you get to the Beast Statue, you're ambushed by the 3-Stooges. She's
been payed to kill you. Sadly, before chaos insues, the "Great Sakaki" shows
up with his upity attitude, screwing up the party for everyone. Bordeaux will
never attempt to PK you outside of the Arena now. Also, Atoli was told ahead
of time that there would be an ambush, hence the wonderful timing. You know,
just when I want to attack some moronic PK posers, someone has to interfere.
After all that, Atoli agree's to join you in the arena! Haseo said it right,
this really WAS a big waste of time. Atoli also wants to become a member
of Canard, since you can be in more than one guild at a time in this game.
Grab the Beast Statue chest, and then warp back to Mac Anu.
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Log out and check your e-mails. You can also check the forums for a couple
of Keywords.
Where can I get Olm Shell / (Delta) Overjoyed Ruined Scud
Looking for Monster! / (Delta Rough Song Vane Vagabond
Log back in and you'll get an inner monalogue of Haseo thinking he should go
to Canard's @Home, so head over there now. Also, there's a new Quest in the
Quest Shop, but we'll get to that (as well as the above words) in the next
update. After the short cutscene, you'll get a notification that you've got
mail, so log back out and check it if you wish. You'll get an area keyword
from Silabus (again, next update), a note about Skill Levels, and Gaspard
will let you know that there's another Quest in the shop. When you're done,
add Silabus and Atoli to your party, and head over to the front-desk in
Lumina Cloth. Next up, you'll get a tutorial on how to fight in the arena.
Here are the basics. Mainly, attack the Leader first, because if he dies
than you win automatically. Use skills sparingly, as they're open for
counterattacks. Likewise, if you see one of the opponents attempt a skill,
they will start to glow and you have about 3 seconds to hit him with one
of your own skills to perform a counterattack. This gets pulled off as a
Rengeki attack. Healings have half the potency. If Atoli uses a Repth
spell, it heals 50 HP instead of 100. Items are banned. That's pretty
much it. You'll face 3 Heroes, consisting of 3 level 10 competitors.
Midnight-Head, an Edge Punisher, IGA, an Edge Punisher, and Rudolph, a
Harvest Cleric. The fight is really simple, and if you've been following
the guide then you'll probably be around 5 levels more than the opponents.
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Alrighty. Check your e-mails, and at the very least the Rumor section of the
Community Forums. Some guy wants to speak with Tri-Edge, and he claims to be
the leader of Project G.U. The topic creater also included which area he's
going to be heading to, so make sure to keep that in mind.
(Delta) Hidden Forbidden Holy Ground (Doesn't that look familiar?)
If you check out the Crimson VS boards, you can respond to a thread talking
about Gaspard. I choose the bottom option and got an affection increase. Also
head over to Apkallu for 4 background images. Now, Log-in and check the Party
screen. Egads! They're all busy! It's almost like they have lives outside
of the online game! You talk to any World of Warcraft obsessor and you'll know
that just isn't the case in real life. In any event, head over to (Delta)
Hidden Forbidden Holy Ground. When you arrive, you are challenged to a duel,
minus the obligatory smack in the face with a glove.
It's PIROS! The Golden Boy Blunder from the last set of .Hack games, except
then he was green, and geekier, and he said Hark a lot. What does Hark mean
anyways? Regardless, he trusts your eyes (again with the eye's thing), gives
you his member address and... well, now we know what "G.U." stands for.
Graphics Unbelievable. I'm sure there's a deeper meaning than that, but until
that deeper meaning is revealed, let's just head back to town.
When you arrive at Mac Anu, Gaspard will look depressed, but he won't tell
you why. After the brief cutscene, you'll be notifyed that you've recieved
a couple of e-mails, so head back to your desktop and read them. You'll get
one Keyword from Atoli, and another mail from her that you can respond to.
You'll also get a respondable e-mail from Piros. Well, now that you've gotten
many different Keywords, lets grab Atoli and Silabus... God, I almost sounded
like Piros there for a second... wait, that hasn't happened yet. Don't worry,
he's freaky @_@.
Anyways, add Atoli and Silabus to your party (see, that sounds better!) and
head over to those area's that were given to you. First, the one that's
"Tough for a Level 10 character" (I'm at 15 at this point.)
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(Delta) Upfront Blazing Camellia (3 Floor Waterfall Cave, Lv. 13)
Area word posted on the forum by Renji. It may be challenging for level 10
players.
Another one of those "Find the Statue at the end" kinda levels. I'll describe
the fastest way down there, but as always, I suggest just using a Fairy's Orb
and exploring the entire area for EXP and Items. Plus, now that you've got
the Ryu books to fill, more time exploring means more sections filled.
1) Just head West and you'll get to the second section in no time.
2) Go East until the intersection, then head North. When you get to the
top, head back West and you'll get to the next section.
3) Head East as far as you can go, then head North. At the intersection,
go East again then keep going straight to the Statue.
Mecha Grunty: Right in front of you when you get to the second floor.
Lucky Animal: Kudan, in front of a Portal on the third floor. Head North
at the intersection instead of East, but turn East the first
chance you get.
Beast Statue: Water Rasetu
Enemies: (15)
Angelic Core
Goblin Mage
Chickie
Rue Bezel
Items:
The Death
Simple Necklace
Spin Rasetu
Health Drink
Tidal Wave
Smoke Screen
Simple Water Idol
Spell Xinzu
Water Rasetu (Beast Statue)
Total Treasures: 8
Total Breakable Items: 19
Just a little note: Unless otherwise stated, I'm using Silabus and Atoli in
my party from now on. Obviously when she's marked as "Busy" or "Offline"
you won't be able to, but that's when another one of these handy notes come
in. All the area's listed are with that team in mind, as you'll need Atoli
for healing and Silabus for the faster Rengeki's.
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(Delta) Unseeing Marble's Bum (2 floor Waterfall Cave, Lv. 10)
Area word given by Silabus. There are some pretty good items here.
Well, another cave level. As usual, the suggestion from me is to fight every
enemy in the section, but here's the fastest route to the Beast Statue.
1) At the first intersection, go North. It's a straight-forward path to the
next section.
2) Go all the way East and you'll get to the Beast Statue
Mecha Grunty: Right in front of the beginning of Section 2.
Lucky Animal: Ouru, in front of the Platform near the entrance to the second
section
Beast Statue: Poison Rasetu
Enemies: (10)
Lizard Hunter
Vak Fang
Gan Bezel
Items:
Blade Thorns
Simple Fire Idol
Health Drink
Earth Spike
Sprite Drop
Fire Storm
Smoke Screen
Return Feather
Magic Amber
Simple Necklace
Poison Rasetu (Beast Statue)
Fire Thorns (Rank Reward)
Total Treasures: 5
Total Breakable Items: 13
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(Delta) Rough Song Vane Vagabond (Late Afternoon Field, Lv. 11)
Area word posted on the forum by Renji. Fight Trainee Owls in this area.
Alrighty, since we're trying to eliminate all of the weaker area's first, let's
go here. This is a defeat the boss mission, but as always try to find all of
the other monsters as well. A few extra fights won't hurt. Besides, you have
Atoli to take care of you. Don't forget to go to the area North of where you
start. Use chim spheres to power up the warp point, and go on a rampage.
Boss Strategy: First, sneak up behind it to do some early damage. It'll
start off by raising it's own attack rating a bit. Just keep attacking as
at your current level he shouldn't be much of a problem. Nail it with a
Rengeki when you can, maybe even try to earn an awakening before the fight
just to make it even easier.
Mecha Grunty: On the North Western corner of the island you start on.
Lucky Animal: Leviathan, right in front of the entrance.
Beast Statue: None
Enemies: (12)
Gan Bezel
Angelic Core
Lizard Hunter
Trainee Owl
Items:
Knight Blood
Health Drink
Sub Robe
Simple Necklace
Earth Spike
Caffeine Drink
Blade Thorns
The Death
Dry Robe (Boss Drop)
Knight Seal
Total Treasures: 5
Total Breakable Items: 6
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(Delta) Overjoyed Ruined Scud (2 section Building, Lv. 13)
Area word posted on the forum by harley. Acquire Earth Wheel from the Temple
Treasure in this area.
Another Beast Statue level. Again, levels should be WAY stronger than necessary
but that's alright. Again, I'll be listing the fastest way to get to the end,
and then it's one more level (and a quest) before we start in on the Arena
section.
1) Ignore all Intersections and head East.
2) Head East until the intersection, then head South. At the bottom go back
East and you'll get to the Beast Statue.
Now, in all seriousness, avoiding all the treasures and enemies is a fast way
to go about getting through these stages, especially if you've been following
my guide the way any normal person should. The problem is, if you want to
fill out all the Ryu books, then you might be missing some of the enemies,
and then you'll have to go back to a bunch of other area's anyways to finish
them up. Also, now that the Guild Shop is open, you can be selling all the
useless items that you've gotten for a HUGE profit. What's a few minutes
of cave exploring? In another file I've got going, most of the Ryu books
are now filled (I just need to get a few items and enemies, and ONE LAST
FREAKING BIKMAN FLIER!), and I've got over 3 hundred THOUSAND GP's.
Granted, GP is pretty useless in this game (I think I've bought the stuff
at the Black Market, and maybe a few Fairy Orbs the entire time I've played)
but in the future volumes, shops might actually be useful, so what's the
harm in being prepared?
Mecha Grunty: On the straight path just before the 2'nd section.
Lucky Animal: Tengu, 2'nd section, along the path to the Beast Statue.
Beast Statue: Earth Wheel
Enemies: (10)
Angelic Core
Chickie
Items:
Health Drink
Return Feather
Broad Maiden
Simple Necklace
Smoke Screen
Simple Earth Idol
Spin Man Que
Blade Thorns
Earth Wheel (Beast Statue)
Total Treasures: 6
Total Breakable Items: 12
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(Delta) Halberd Black Bodhi Tree (Night Field, Lv. 16)
Area word given by Atoli. It was given to her by Sakaki.
Finally, an area where you might benefit a little bit. Your goal is merely to
grab the Symbol Fragments and get the item in the Beast Statue. Seriously,
this level is fairly easy as there are only 3 Alters. There is a section to
the East that has the Mecha Grunty AND the Lucky Animal.
Mecha Grunty: Eastern Island, near the Town Warp.
Lucky Animal: High Wolf, Eastern Island near the Town Warp.
Beast Statue: Brave Wind Idol
Enemies: (7)
Rue Bezel
Buster Kettle
Items:
Tidal Wave
Rough Defense
Turtle Shell
Caffeine Drink
Brave Wind Idol (Beast Statue)
Total Treasures: 4
Total Breakable Items: 6
Now, here is where you can either fight in the Arena, or you can do the Side
Quest. I'm going to do the Quest before the Arena, mostly because I always
do the story stuff last. Isn't that the usual way you play an RPG? I always
thought so.
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They're After Me Lucky Charms! (Lucky Animal Sidequest)
First, if you haven't saved, do so now. (I personally frequently forget to
save while I'm in the zone, that's how I'm still busy completing the Ryu books
in my other file -_-). Now, make sure Silabus and Atoli are in your party,
and head to the Quest Shop. There's a quest called Animal Mania, so accept it.
You'll see a cutscene staring a guy named Dr. Pao, and he wants you to find
a certain Lucky Animal, a Black Sleipnir. All joking aside, this is the
only time I've ever found a Black Sleipnir, so if you're looking to complete
this game 100%, then definitly do this quest. The main problem with this
particular lucky animal is that he only appears when you defeat all the
monsters in the area. Lucky for me, I always do. Unlucky for me, I usually
just go straight for the Beast Statue afterwards, so there are probably
many times I could have encountered this guy and not known it do to my own
laziness. You get a Protective Charm to attach to it, so that the good
Doctor can track him at any time. After a brief analysis by your party
members, use the Warp Point just in front of the Quest Shop, and head over
to the Chaos Gate.
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(Delta) Screaming Returning Princess (Day Field, Lv. 13)
Area word given by Dr. Pao for the Animal Mania quest
As Silabus points out, this is a pretty small field. Go section by section,
defeating every set of foes as they appear. There are 2 sets on the first
island, 3 on the next one, 4 after that (one set is on a hill), and only 2
on the last island. The Sleipnir appears on top of the hill on the North East
island, so head over there and kick it 3 times.
Mecha Grunty: None that I saw.
Lucky Animal: Do you really need this? Look above...
Beast Statue: None.
Enemies: (12)
Chickie
Angelic Core
Items:
Smoke Screen
Simple Fire Idol
Rough Shell
Health Drink
Fire Mouse Skin
Simple Necklace
Total Treasures: 4
Total Breakable Items: 1
Once you kick the Lucky Animal, you'll be teleported directly to the Quest
Shop where Dr. Pao thanks you and requests that you go see him later. This
will start up a Campaign that focuses on Lucky Animal kicking. You'll also
get a Text of Stamina, a Blade Thread, and a Rough Shell, each has already
been customized with something. Keep them if you wish, and use the Text of
Stamina on yourself.
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Next up is the Arena battles. Save your game again (just in case) and head to
Lumina Cloth. What you want to do is keep fighting to raise your ranking.
Your ranking gets higher the more WP you get, not by total victories. There
are 2 different ways of fighting in the Arena.
Survival battle will pit you against teams of varying strength. After every
match you'll get healed depending on how fast you beat the opposing team,
then continue fighting. If you lose a match, you lose half of the WP's that
you earned during the previous fights. 5 Rounds.
Limit Battle will let you choose a team to go up against. It's that simple.
Listing how many WP's you get per win isn't the most possible of things to
do, as it will vary between levels. Later in the guide is a (partial) list
of opponents that you can face, in order of Level (of the leader of course).
Keep fighting to raise your rank until Antares makes a challenge. He spoke
to me after I had a total of 337 WP's, rank 221. It could happen sooner,
but probably not much sooner. Either way he gives you an area Keyword to
go to, and the story doesn't continue until you beat it.
To be ranked, you must have WP's equal to at least one more than rank 16 on the
list. Once you are ranked at # 16, you don't need to fight anymore. You can if
you want, but it won't make any difference since most of the fights in the arena
are scripted anyways. (Any wrestling fans will understand what that means.
Whatever happens in the fight, the end result will be the same, and of course
I'm talking about any fights DURING the tournament).
Also, you have different Ranking Titles. Of course at first you're a
"Beginner", but eventually you move up. You'll also be rewarded based on
what ranking you are. Here are the rewards (I would have made a seperate
section for this, but since the Arena fights are so important to the story,
I figured it wasn't much of a sidequest, so here they are).
Bronze Rank:
Mantis Nail
Turtle Shell
Turtle Crest
Silver Rank:
Spin Rasetu
Red Sun Stone
Gold Rank:
Rough Defense
Platinum:
Broad Tu Wan
Once you make it up to Rank 16, there's little point in going further, so
now would be an excellent time to the area that Antares challenged you to
go.
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(Delta) Lazy Advice's Exile (1 Floor Waterfall Cave, Lv 22
Area word specified by Antares. Prove your powers to Antares by clearing the
mission here.
Alrighty. I was Level 19 when I started this area, so Level Ups are bound to
happen if you've been following me up to this point. When you first gate into
the area, Antares sends you a short mail telling you to warp from the center
portal. That's easier said than done, but in actuality it's not too difficult,
especially when he keeps telling which direction to go in.
Go West of the starting point. When you get to the next section, you should
see a White warp orb and you'll get another short mail from Antares telling
you to keep an eye on your mini-map. Going East will just make you go to a
Treasure chest, so if you wish to end this level early go West instead.
After hitting 2 Warp Points, you'll get a short mail from Antares telling you
to go North. Do that. Twice. From here you can only go East, so head in that
direction, again 2 times. There's some Breakable Items in the second room to
go East in.
When you get to the next room, there's a Warp point in the center, but this is
NOT where Antares meant. If you remember, the warp point he wants is in the
center of the area, and this is North East. Go South once, then go West once,
and THEN you'll be in the area that you need to be in. Take the warp and grab
the Chest (I don't know why, but I love saying that ^_^). If you don't want
to follow the guide, Antares does send you short mails telling you pretty
much the same thing. Before you can get the treasure, there will be a brief
cutscene with Antares.
Mecha Grunty: None
Lucky Animal: None
Beast Statue: Water Locust
Enemies: (13)
Spear Fish
Goblin Guard
Items:
Tidal Wave
Health Drink
Spin Corpse
Return Feather
Fairy's Orb
Water Locust (Beast Statue)
Total Treasures: 5
Total Breakable Items: 18
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When you finish the area and warp out, if you've already raised your rank up
to the top 16 you'll get an e-mail from CC corp. It says that you can enter
in the tournament, and that you have to register at the Arena Counter. When
you get there, Sakubo shows up for a little cutscene. Oh well. Logout and
check your e-mail. There's one from Silabus requesting your royal pressence
at the Guild Shop. You know, royal like an Assclown King? Or maybe that was
just a special e-mail based on who I am :). Regardless, head over there now.
Just going to Mac Anu will trigger a scene with Kuhn. After a brief chat
about your failed attempt at summoning your Avatar, he'll run off to check on
your Guild Shop. Since that's where you were going anyways (and it's still
a cutscene and you have ZERO control of your character right now), I guess we
should go with him, eh? Gaspard is standing there, and then he starts crying
into Kuhn's lap. It seems that since you decided to fight in the Arena,
Gaspard and Silabus have been getting PK'ed. It's probably because you went
and picked a fight with Kestrel. Didn't your mom ever tell you to watch what
you say, otherwise it might come back to bite you in the ass? That's what
she always told me... and I always ignored her too. Kestrel is also attacking
your customers, which (from a storyline perspective anyways, nothing ever
actually happens that I can remember) stops your steady income of extra GP
almost everytime you check the shop. When the scenes are finished, you'll
get a new area keyword, and Kestrel's guest key. Add Kuhn to your party and
head over to Kestrel's @Home.
(Delta) Sneering Failing Empire
When you get there, Haseo will marvel at the size of the head quarters, and
a few cutscenes play out. We learn that Kuhn used to be a member of Kestrel
and that now the 3 stooges are going to leave you, your friends, your friends
family, and your shop keepers alone until your dying day... or until they
defeat you in the arena. (Yes that is a reference to a mission from GTA
Liberty City Stories, another guide I wrote a little while ago... you know
for those that like variety in their games the way I do). Don't forget to
talk to the people here, as some of them are Bikman Flier worthy. After the
scenes you'll be brought to the Mac Anu chaos gate. Head over to Canards
@Home for another scene. Gaspard will act all sappy and child-like. After
the scene, you'll see another one take place outside where Kuhn requests that
you withdraw from the tournament. Members of G.U. are going to be taking part
in the tournament in an effort to get to Endrance, and you're just going to
get in the way. Like any opinionated person, however, Haseo refuses and
decides to enter anyways. Log out and Check your e-mail. There are also
a couple of updates on the Official Site and the Official Forums, so lets
check that out first.
On the site, there's a notification that the Job Extension Quest will begin
today, The Official Forum is just a Q & A session with Gabi. I got a couple
of laughs from it. In your mail, you'll get a message from Antares, saying
he wants to see you at Mac Anu's chaos gate. You'll also get an apology from
Silabus, Atoli offering her services, (You know, if this wasn't just a game
I'd almost get weird thoughts from that... Oh screw it, I get weird thoughts
staring at a bowl of oranges), and Kuhn will send you a reply-able mail
as well. I chose the top option about Gabi. In The World's section of the
Community boards, there will be a message you can reply to. Confusing Event,
and it's the next stage for the Mark of Offering event. I chose the More
Detail response. Going to Apkallu will get you 4 more wallpaper backgrounds
for your desktop.
When you log back in, Antares is waiting for you, advising you to take on
the Job Extension quest. When the scene is over, check out your mail for a
message from CC Corp with the conditions of the quest. You must be an Adept
Rogue (we didn't have much of a choice, did we?), at least Level 20 (I was
22, you should be around the same if you've been following the guide), and
you must attempt it alone.
Check out the message board for the words to the Confusing Event thread, and
a little bit of a hint on the Job Extension Quest. Regardless, head over to
the Quest shop and accept, then head to the Chaos Gate.
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(Delta) Pulsating Unlimited Metal Doll (1 Floor waterfall Cave, Lv 22)
Area word given by Ogma for the Job Extension event: Pursuer of the Twilight
When you arrive at the area, you'll hear a voice telling you to warp from the
center of the area... but didn't you already have to do that for Antares? If
you even need to THINK about that, then you need to learn how to pick up on
not-so-subtle hints better. Regardless, this dungeon layout is EXACTLY THE
SAME as the one you did earlier. The only difference is that now the enemies
are placed in a way that are slightly easier to dodge. Hell, you even get the
same exact hints in the identical spots they showed up previously. In actual
fact, this is probably the ONLY time I will ever suggest that you AVOID the
fights, since you are indeed all alone and fighting every single enemy in
this area would make the level far to long than it's actually worth. Besides,
after all this time of me droning on and on about how great I am and typing
out filler text such as this very sentance you're reading, don't you want to
try out a different weapon? Exactly. Here are the directions for getting
out of here easier... and yes, you COULD just scroll up and read what I typed
before, but who wants to do things the easy way? Oh right... you're reading
a guide to help you beat the game without effort. Hmm. How's that for a foot
in the mouth?
The Directions are West, West, North, North, East, East, South, West, Center.
Please Note: I just copied and pasted the enemy and item list from the level
before with Antares, this is temperary and I WILL be going through this level
again at some point just to confirm the accuracy of it.
Mecha Grunty: None
Lucky Animal: None
Beast Statue: Brave Pendant
Enemies: (13)
Spear Fish
Goblin Guard
Items:
Tidal Wave
Health Drink
Spin Corpse
Return Feather
Fairy's Orb
Brave Pendant
Total Treasures: 5
Total Breakable Items: 18
After you take the Beast Statue, head to the Platform and cart yourself back
to Mac Anu. You'll automatically be brought to the quest shop. Watch the
magnificance of Haseo's Second Form! You'll also recieve a Broad Legged
weapon, and the instructions to use it. Basically, push X... a lot. Hurrah
for Simple Battle Systems! Hurrah for Job Extensions! Hurrah for me never
saying Hurrah again in this Guide! WOO HOO!
After the brief cutscene with Antares, you'll get 1000 EXP (basically an
auto-level up) and the notification that you've got mail!
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Well, we'll leave the guide here for now. Again, sorry for not updating it
sooner, but with 2 system launches it's all I could do to wake up and not
put my fist through a wall. Either that or I have walls that are too thick.
Regardless, expect another update sometime later this week, and the story
walkthrough itself to be completed not too long afterwards. Thank you for
your patience, and hope you've enjoyed the guide thus far.
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Quest Rewards
Every once in a while, you can take a break from the usual "Save the person
from the video game induced coma" to take part in a wonderful past time known
as the Quest. Usually it's simple, but most of the time... it's really simple.
You'll get rewarded with items of some sort or another, and the knowledge
that you wasted your time :). Most of the time after you finish a quest,
you'll unlock that NPC's campaign, which is usually a fetch quest of some sort.
Regardless, if you want to get 100% completion out of this game, then it's a
necessary evil. And if you DON'T want 100% completion in this game, then just
skip over this section. Hell, I put it after the main guide anyways.
Crown Quest
Collect the crown from King Chim Chim.
You get: a Text of Wisdom, which boosts up your magic attack, and it also
gets you the Chim Kicker campaign from the house in the Mercenary district.
Chim Kicker Campaign.
Collect Chim spheres to help with Dr. Kubo's data collecting. The more you
collect, the more rewards you recieve, one for each goal you meet. I don't
know the exact numbers you need for each goal, but I do know the rewards you
get.
1'st goal met: Life Scroll
2'nd goal met: Antidote Scroll
3'rd goal met: Dawn Bird Scroll
4'th goal met: Priest Scroll
5'th goal met: Word of Vigor
QUEST COMPLETE!
Steam Scientists Invention Quest
You have to defeat Knuckleman and retrieve the memory module. Follow the
directions in the guide for how to defeat him.
You get: a Text of Power, which will increase your physical attacks, and it
also unlocks the Stray Mecha Grunty compaign.
Stray Mecha Grunty
In pretty much every single area there's a metal object lying on the ground.
That's the Mecha Grunty. Your job is to give it Chim spheres, so that it can
blast off and fail, over and over again. (Insert cheesy, unnecessary and
predictable Team Rocket reference here). Each time you come across it, it'll
ask you for an extra Chim sphere. Example: First time is 5, the next time is
6, then 7, and so on and so forth up until you find him 50 times. Kepel's
house is located in the Harbor district.
1'st goal met: Simple Steam Ring
2'nd goal met: Steam Plate
Bikman's Art Supply Quest
Bikman is an artist, but unfortunately he's (wait for it, this may shock you
if you haven't read the title...) OUT OF SUPPLIES! THE HORROR! He needs a
Snow Stone, but it'll get destroyed if you get into a fight or ride your
dreadful little Steam Bike while it's in your possession. The solution:
Kill all the monsters before you get the orb. Seriously, if you can kill them
all then you don't have to worry about fighting. Alternatively, you can just
fight the ones that are on the way TO the orb, that way there won't be any
return fights and BAM, instant quest victory. You get a Text of Sense and
the Bikman's Model quest is now open. You can find him near the bridge in
the Alchemy District.
Bikman's Model
Probably the single most tedious of the sidequests in this game. According
to the story, Bikman's business is slow, and you need to hand out fliers to
as many people as possible. To me: This is an excuse to talk to every single
person in "The World" at least one time. Thankfully, anybody you've already
spoken with magically already has a flier, to which is NOT explained by Mr.
Hugs and Kisses himself. There are a total of 135 characters running around,
and this just lists the characters names. If there's a (!) next to them, it
means I've encountered them in the fields somewhere. If there's a (&) next
to their names, it means I spoke to them in Kestrel's guild room. Finally,
a ($) means that I spoke to them in Lumina Cloth, the Arena place.
Just a little helpful hint: Try going to many fields, even if there's no (!)
next to the name. To find out if you'll find someone you haven't given a flier
to yet, check out the 2 numbers underneath the area name. The one next to a
bunch of blue-ish symbols is the total number of players on the field. The
gold line with the pink thing in the middle is the number of people you've
already spoken to. The point of this: If the blue number is bigger than the
golden line number, it means that you'll find at least someone who doesn't
already have the flier. At first you won't need to worry about it, but once
you've started handing out a lot of the fliers, it gets harder and harder to
spot someone you haven't gotten already. Everything is listed exactly the
way it is on the list in the game.
Rewards:
1'st goal met: Tornado
2'nd goal met: Earth Spike
3'rd goal met: Red Sun Stone
71/135
Human Male (32/51)
Ninjato
Eddie
Rudolph
Nogmung
Oimatsu
IGA
Vergilius
Midnight-Head
DOMINATOR
Rider Chyob
Lieutenant Okada
Corporal Yano
Ookami Itto
SideWinder
tres
Ubadama
Heretic
Kunio
Encephalon
Lonely Wolf
Boltz
Dimitri
MAXBURST
Aralagi
Aryosha
Mihirogi
Nagi
Kazuki (!)
Blue Eye Samurai
Mark
Wise Dragon
Battery Tomekichi
???
???
(repeated Ad Nauseum)
Human Female (21/40)
Schrodinger
Trigger
NAOO
Isolde
Wang Lin
Chobi
dr.D
Henako
Syake
Senion
Inui
angel hair
Olive
Heavenly Flower
-COOH
Mile
Moonlight Dance
Alice
Pen Pen
Abcinian
1/2
???
???
(repeated Ad Nauseum)
Beast Male (7/19)
???
Pale
Nuada
Tanu
Vanguard
Sky
???
Hideyo (!)
???
???
???
???
Towa
???
???
???
???
???
???
Beast Female (11/25)
Ingrid
TomCat
Sagittarius
Quasar
GATES
b1u3
Mikatan
Tiphereth
Lady of the Lamp (!)
Florence (!)
???
???
(Repeated until 2'nd to last)
Evil Woman
???
Bounty Hunter Test
This quest is pretty easy as far as tasks are concerned: All you've got to do
is make your way to the 3 alters in the field, all cleverly marked on your map,
and kill the monsters guarding the treasure. For the most part the monsters
are easy, just try and get a Surprise Attack to help increase your ranking at
the end. You'll get a Text of Power, as well as the ability to start the
"Chase the Bounty" Campaign.
Chase The Bounty
The game gives you this campaign relatively early on in the game, yet you won't
be fully prepared for this until well after recieving it. This campaign is 2
fold. First, you need to get 50 PK's total. Just go around looking for area's
that have Area Battles in them. If you put Berserker as the last word when
you create a new level (you get "Berserker" from the clerks movies... oh all
right fine, I'm not funny, I get it now. You really get the word as soon as
you open up the e-mail from CC corp), you're guaranteed at least 1 Area
Battle.
The other part is for the 7 Black-listed PK'ers. You receive specific rewards
for PK'ing them. Problem is, at the point in the game when you can start this
quest, it's practically suicide. You might as well wait until you are at least
level 35, and that's if you have a ton of healing items with you. Below are
the rewards for the goals for the 50 pk's total, as well as each Blacklister.
I'll be adding the rewards for them as I defeat them, and no I'm not going to
attempt that until much later.
1'st goal met: Sadly on this file I only got 4 :(, no reward yet.
Black Listers
Greedy Cervantes (killed me thrice my first time on this quest, avoided area
battles for 20 levels after that >_>)
Genjyo the Fatal
Fiery Genie-Five
Magical Pokotan
Garden Michelle
Poison Lei Lei
Immortal Goriki
Animal Mania
In this quest, you're out to help Dr. Pao collect data on the Black Sleipnir.
Sadly, this Lucky Animal is quite shy, and will only appear once you defeat
each and every single enemy on the map. Isn't that what you've always been
doing anyways? Regardless, there's enemies here, but don't worry if
you lose track of how many you get, a brief clip will let you know when you've
got them all. This opens up the Lucky Data Collection campaign.
Lucky Data Collection
Proving your skill at acquiring data for Dr. Pao in the previous quest, he
now wants you to kick at least one of EVERY SINGLE LUCKY (and unlucky) ANIMAL
IN "The World". He'll give you rewards for kicking a certain number, and then
a final reward for kicking all of them at least once. (Note: Even in my other
file this list is incomplete, so I'm not sure if he gives you a reward for
getting them all, although I highly doubt he wouldn't.)
Here is the list of the ones that I've gotten so far (and if you've been
following this guide up to this point, you should have these as well.) I've
also listed the area keywords for the FIRST time I kicked it. Listing them
all would take up far too much time, and I do plan on making a seperate
guide in the future (or never at all, depends on my mood) listing every single
possible keyword area, as well as the usual info you can find in this guide.
1'st goal met: Body Scale
2'nd goal met: Dream Wood Leaf
Animal List
???
???
Leviathan
Sleipnir
Tsutsuga
???
High Wolf
Fate Worm
???
Kudan
Tengu
???
???
???
Baku
Ouryu
Nue
???
???
???
Black Sleipnir
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Area Key Words
Note: Some of these keywords are received after being Ranked on a dungeon.
Since I'm not entirely sure about the Ranking system, I'm going to add an
Exclamation point in brackets (!) as a warning.
Also, it has been suggested that the words that you can get from the Ranking
System are somewhat unique to the area in which you get it in. I don't really
know for sure, but in case that is true I've decided to list which area I've
gotten which words before.
First Word:
Buzzing
Elegant (!)
Essential
Chasing
Creeping
Dancing
Hidden
Wealthy
Peaceful
Submissive
Great
Blurry
Gallant
Lazy
Choosing
Sacred
Upfront
Fly Away
Heavenly (!)
Truthful
Halberd (!) Choosing Superior Offerings
Warm
Rough Song
Unseeing
Croaking
Overjoyed
Starting
Second Word:
Wrath's
Black
Ruined
Honor (!)
Marble's
Military
Aster's (!)
Bustling (!) Halberd Black Bodhi Tree
Vane
Daybreak's
Kourin's
Forbidden
Idling
Cupid's
Fortune's
Mourning
Medium's
Leading
Tragedy's
Cursed
Obsessive
Season's
Advice's
Superior
Blazing
Your
Third Word:
Pure Bred
Fast Horse
Bum
Old World
Phantom
Paradise
Masquerade
Holy Ground
Camellia
Freedom
1000 Oaks
In-laws
Slacker
Drunkard
Exile
Offerings
Ocean
Bodhi Tree
Snow Lamp (!)
Puddle
Tide Road (!)
Blue Cloud
Scud
Vagabond
Pinwheel (!)
Malt Town
Globe
Cat's Eye (!)
Whiplash
Fortune
Resort
Cassiopeia
Shadow
Berserker
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Ryu Books
After you become Guild Master, the Ryu books become available. Apart from
keeping track of your stats so far in this volume, completing certain tasks
will give you different backgrounds for your desktop, as well as different
songs. Movie's will also become viewable in it's player on your desktop as
long as you've seen them at least once before during the course of the game,
and you'll get some nifty Greeting Cards to send out to your party members in
the hopes that you'll raise their affection levels.
Just a note: I have this section written like every other in my guide, with
one column going all the way down. However, for a few of the listings in the
game it has two columns instead of one. When that is the case, I merely shift
things over a bit.
Example:
IN-GAME:
Health Drinks Sprite Drops
??? Antidote Soda
IN-GUIDE:
Health Drinks
Sprite Drops
???
Antidote Soda
Easy enough to understand? Excellent. On one final note, in some cases there
will be a number in brackets. Just because I'm a nice guy, I've decided to
list my stats up to the point in the game where the guide is. Not really
important, but I feel like sharing. Now, we're off to the Ryu Books!
RYU BOOK 1
This book records your battle statistics in the following categories:
Battles Won (217)
Surprise Attacks (197)
Rengeki (123)
Awakenings (20)
RYU BOOK 2
This book records what you do with the other characters in the game.
Trades (1)
Party Member (37)
Gift (11)
Gift Amount (21750)
RYU BOOK 3
This book records your treasure and breakable object stats.
Beast Temple Opened (13)
Treasure Boxes Opened (67)
Trap Boxes Opened (18)
Objects Destroyed (146)
RYU BOOK 4
This book records all the items you have gotten.
(In a future update, I'll add the area's to get these items)
Weapons: (14/43)
Spin Gai Gu
Spin Kouga
Spin Man Que
Spin Rasetu
???
???
???
???
???
???
???
???
Broad Wheel
Broad Maiden
???
???
???
???
???
???
Gun Fu Yue
Water Bayonet
???
???
???
???
Blade Fern
Blade Thorns
???
???
Tiger Fist
???
Golden Spear
???
???
Spell Xialin
Spell Xinzhu
???
???
Magic Amber
???
???
???
Armor: (7/24)
Sub Gear
Sub Robe
???
???
???
???
???
Loose Sash
Loose Guard
???
???
???
???
Rough Armor
Rough Shell
Steam Plate
???
???
???
???
???
???
???
???
Accessory: (6/23)
Simple Bracelet
Simple Necklace
???
???
???
???
???
Simple Fire Idol
Simple Water Idol
???
Simple Earth Idol
Simple Steam Ring
???
???
???
???
???
???
???
???
???
???
???
Items: (49/84)
Health Drink
???
???
???
Sprite Drop
???
Weird Black Tea
???
Antidote Soda
Stimulant Soda
Blessing Soda
Revival Medicine
Asian Mango
Caramel Sauce
Fire Storm
Tidal Wave
Tornado
Earth Spike
The Death
The Moon
The Devil
Warrior Blood
Knight Blood
???
Astrologer Blood
Warrior Seal
Knight Seal
Wizard Seal
Astrologer Seal
Smoke Screen
Fairy's Orb
Return Feather
Fire Mouse Skin
Olm Shell
Wing of Lufu
Soil Bug Antenna
???
???
Sleeping Powder
???
???
Turtle Shell
Turtle Crest
Cleansing Pill
Jinx's Bane
Caffeine Drink
Poison Leaf
???
???
???
???
???
???
???
Aqua Board
???
???
???
???
Red Sun Stone
???
???
???
???
???
???
???
???
Text of Power
???
Text of Wisdom
Text of Sense
Word of Vigor
???
Life Scroll
Antidote Scroll
Dawn Bird Scroll
Priest Scroll
???
???
???
???
Chim Crown
Coupon
RYU BOOK 5
This book records your general stats in these areas:
Play Time (27h,30m, I'm writting a guide and I leave it on sometimes to
listen to the music and such)
Grass Field (12)
Temple Dungeon (6)
Cave Dungeon (5)
RYU BOOK 6
This book records Arena stats.
Arena Matches (1)
Counterattack (1)
Winner Point Acquired (35 WP)
RYU BOOK 7
This book is your Monster List (area's included in another update)
Ogre: (4/14)
Goblin Rookie
???
???
Goblin Mage
???
???
Gun Giant
???
???
???
Wight Ride
???
???
???
Demon: (1/7)
???
???
???
???
Angelic Core
???
???
Sea Monster: (0/2)
???
???
Supernatural: (4/8)
Vak Bezel
Rue Bezel
Zan Bezel
Gan Bezel
???
???
???
???
Avian: (1/7)
Chickie
???
???
???
Trainee Owl
???
???
Plant: (2/4)
Onion Mash
???
Crumple Tree
???
Demon Beast: (4/10)
Vak Fang
Rue Fang
Zan Fang
Gan Fang
???
???
???
???
???
???
Mecha Beast: (2/5)
Wild Kettle
???
???
???
Knuckleman
Dragon: (1/6)
Lizard Hunter
???
???
???
???
???
Crustacean: (o/6)
???
???
???
???
???
???
???: (0/1)
???
RYU BOOK 8
This book records what you do with your Steam Bike
Drive Time: (9m,21s)
Crashes (3)
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Arena Opponents
This is a listing of the groups of opponents that you can fight in the Arena.
Granted, this is DEFINITLY incomplete, but I figured it was worth mentioning.
Also, the teams are listed in order of team leaders Level (going from lowest
to highest). In case of a Tie (and that's going to happen often...) then it's
alphabetical order, with Capitals taking the lead over un-caps.
Now, you may be wondering why exactly did I do this? Well, if you're playing
the game and either want a team that's stronger than you, or weaker than you,
you at least know by the name of the team what you should be looking for. I
personally just fight whatever comes up, but other people might have their own
way of doing it, hence the list.
Did I mention that this list is incomplete? Thought so, moving on.
Team: Bcoz of U
Divorce Note Lv 13 Edge Punisher
BronX Lv 13 Shadow Warlock
Seaman Lipe Lv 13 Harvest Cleric
Team: Lady's Man
Sekishina Lv 13 Edge Punisher
Kasumi Lv 13 Blade Brandier
Hinaka Lv 13 Harvest Cleric
Team: qick FLEET
Rising Sun Lv 13 Shadow Warlock
PUN-isher Lv 13 Twin Blade
FRENCH 75 Lv 13 Edge Punisher
Team: Rampage
Xnon Lv 13 Edge Punisher
Chirol Lv 13 Harvest Cleric
LAW Lv 13 Shadow Warlock
Team: w/daddy
Kazubo Lv 13 Edge Punisher
Kouhei Lv 13 Blade Brandier
Kaori Lv 13 Shadow Warlock
Team: xxx_mu-mu-mu_xxx
Mukolo Lv 13 Twin Blade
Hurricane Lv 13 Twin Blade
Darian Mars Lv 13 Shadow Warlock
Team: First Strike
Narukami Lv 15 Edge Punisher
Prince Charming Lv 15 Steam Gunner
Dragon Drums Lv 15 Harvest Cleric
Team: Get Addy Later
?Peanuts? Lv 15 Harvest Cleric
Monkey King Lv 15 Edge Punisher
Bizza Lv 15 Edge Punisher
Team: Girl's Night
Black Pearl Lv 15 Shadow Warlock
Kunoichi Ayame Lv 15 Twin Blade
Yoshimune Lv 15 Edge Punisher
Team: Hamada Pro
period S Lv 15 Edge Punisher
YOU Lv 15 Steam Gunner
HAYATO Lv 15 Blade Brandier
Team: Happy-Go-Lucky
Nalum Lv 15 Shadow Warlock
Anderson Lv 15 Twin Blade
Johnson Lv 15 Blade Brandier
Team: Law of Karma
Karma Lv 15 Harvest Cleric
NOAH Lv 15 Shadow Warlock
Sutemaru Lv 15 Edge Punisher
Team: Bufferine Punch
Trigger Lv 17 Shadow Warlock
Schrodinger Lv 21 Shadow Warlock
Wang Lin Lv 20 Edge Punisher
Team: Goddess's Party
Diva Lv 17 Edge Punisher
Chamomile Lv 17 Blade Brandier
Brown Sugar Lv 17 Shadow Warlock
Team: Lose & Retire
F-3110 Lv 17 Edge Punisher
Hi-Risk Lv 17 Steam Gunner
Mu Lv 17 Harvest Cleric
Team: MUSCLE KING
Brain Muscle Lv 17 Edge Punisher
Mikashira Bunji Lv 17 Blade Brandier
Alkinara Lv 17 Steam Gunner
Team: Not Gonna Lose
NonBE Lv 17 Twin Blade
AK 47 Lv 17 Steam Gunner
Fatty Tuna Lv 17 Harvest Cleric
Team: Queen B
MIKIMIKI Lv 17 Harvest Cleric
Regina Lv 17 Shadow Warlock
Spidrow Lv 17 Twin Blade
Team: You're All Weak
NiangNiang Lv 17 Twin Blade
Wasted God Nees Lv 17 Twin Blade
Suisuru Lv 17 Blade Brandier
Team: <3 Xcite
Quasar Lv 18 Edge Punisher
DOMINATOR Lv 19 Blade Brandier
Vanguard Lv 19 Shadow Warlock
Team: Identity: Moja2
Ninjato Lv 19 Twin Blade
Nogmung Lv 21 Blade Brandier
Syake Lv 17 Shadow Warlock
Team: TRU Beast Tail
Tanu Lv 19 Shadow Warlock
Sagittarius Lv 20 Adept Rogue
Nuada Lv 20 Shadow Warlock
Team: Yeay Workers
Oisan Lv 19 Edge Punisher
Psyche Lv 19 Edge Punisher
Chief Gemmi Lv 19 Shadow Warlock
Team: Anti-Guild
Machida Man Lv 20 Edge Punisher
Sukiyaki Song Lv 20 Blade Brandier
MaRTiNi Lv 20 Twin Blade
Team: BOM-BA-YEA
BunBun Lv 20 Shadow Warlock
Eleanore Lv 20 Harvest Cleric
Hornet Lv 20 Twin Blade
Team: Do What U Want
SUI Lv 20 Twin Blade
dicca Lv 20 Steam Gunner
Gomasaba Lv 21 Harvest Cleric
Team: Heal Dancer
Tanaka Taro Lv 20 Blade Brandier
Sato Hanako Lv 20 Twin Blade
Pescatora Lv 20 Harvest Cleric
Team: It's all about $
Lettuce Taro Lv 20 Shadow Warlock
Rental Daughter Lv 20 Harvest Cleric
Sapphire Lv 20 Twin Blade
Team: LUV GRAMPS
Senbe- Lv 20 Blade Brandier
Mago6 Lv 22 Edge Punisher
Shouhou Lv 20 Shadow Warlock
Team: Mornin' Thunder
MITSUKI Lv 20 Edge Punisher
Billy-K Lv 20 Steam Gunner
Cactus Man Lv 20 Edge Punisher
Team: Rumored Three
Nuada Lv 20 Shadow Warlock
Ninjato Lv 19 Twin Blade
Barson Lv 19 Harvest Cleric
Team: STAR of ARENA
Horizanki Lv 20 Edge Punisher
Kanarin Lv 20 Harvest Cleric
Tea Lv 20 Blade Brandier
Team: ZOO train
Suzuki Pig Lv 20 Blade Brandier
Elchika Lv 20 Blade Brandier
Kanko Lv 20 Shadow Warlock
Team: Silent Butcher
Ailez Lv 21 Steam Gunner
Dango Master Lv 20 Harvest Cleric
Millie Lv 21 Shadow Warlock
Team: Team Kamikaze
Lieutenant Okada Lv 21 Blade Brandier
Corporal Yano Lv 19 Blade Brandier
Psyche Lv 19 Edge Punisher
Team: Gramps & Kid
Mago6 Lv 22 Edge Punisher
Mari Arima Lv 22 Steam Gunner
TetoTeto Lv 22 Shadow Warlock
Team: American Friend
Rain & Sun Lv 23 Twin Blade
Mike Smith Lv 23 Edge Punisher
Bob Smith Lv 23 Edge Punisher
Team: Char Member
Sour Day Lv 23 Shadow Warlock
Nicky Lv 23 Blade Brandier
HikiHikio Lv 23 Edge Punisher
Team: Gauge Feelings
Ayuo Lv 23 Harvest Cleric
DRAKE Lv 23 Edge Punisher
Sasami Lv 23 Edge Punisher
Team: Gem Sisters
Ruby Lv 23 Blade Brandier
Emerald Lv 23 Blade Brandier
Jade Lv 23 Twin Blade
Team: Ingridient: Sk8
Fish Cake Lv 23 Edge Punisher
Emin-tan Lv 23 Twin Blade
Toi Lv 23 Harvest Cleric
Team: The Storm Man
Cyclone Tree Lv 23 Edge Punisher
Unchained Lv 23 Twin Blade
Turbulance Lv 23 Steam Gunner
Team: Xtreme
Flamberge Lv 23 Blade Brandier
Pochi Lv 23 Twin Blade
moose Lv 23 Steam Gunner
Team: Lord En LUUUV
Henako Lv 26 Harvest Cleric
dr.D Lv 19 Harvest Cleric
Psyche Lv 19 Edge Punisher
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Item Uses
These are all the items that you DON'T equip. I listed them in a Name / Use
format, and how to obtain most of them is in the description at the top.
Also, since I also listed what items show up in the area's, I thought it would
be rather pointless to list what area you can get them in, especially since
there are so many possibilities for item drops.
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Health and Status: Healing and status items are what I consider Shop Fodder.
With the right characters, you'll get automatically healed, status included.
You can find these itmes mostly in the shops and breakable items, there's
definitly no shortage if you like to hang on to them anyways. Here is a list
of what they are and what they do. Also, I listed the Dungeon items here
too. There just aren't enough to make a seperate section for them,
Health Drinks / Recover an ally's HP by 100
Sprite Drop: / Recover an ally's SP by 50
Weird Black Tea / Recover an ally's HP and SP by 50
Antidote Soda / Cure an ally's Poison
Stimulant Soda / Cure an ally's Sleep
Blessing Soda / Cure an ally's Curse
Caramel Sauce / Recover an ally's SP by 30
Smoke Screen / Escape from battle by becoming temporarily invisable
Fairy's Orbs / Find out the location of objects in the area
Return Feather / Warp to the last platform in the area
Coupon / A discount coupon for guild shops
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Magic and Boosts: These are items that you can pick up to use against other
monsters. While not completely useless, you'll probably end up using your swords
and arts more than these skills. You can trade for these or find them in the
magic shop in Mac Anu, although I found all the ones listed here as item drops
and in-field treasures of one sort or another. Also included in this list are
the items that boost up your stats temperarily, although for the most part
I just sold them in the Guild Shop for extra cash.
Fire Storm / Fireball falls from the sky
Earth Spike / Boulder falls from the sky
Tidal Wave / Toss up an enemy with water
Tornado / Creates a tornado
The Death / Inflict Poison on one enemy
Warrior Blood / Temperarily increase an ally's physical attack value by 3
Warrior Seal / Temperarily decrease an enemy's physical attack value by 3
Wiard Seal / Temperarily decrease an enemy's magic attack value by 3
Astrologer Seal / Temperarily decrease an enemy's magic defense value by 3
Astrologer Blood / Temperarily increase an ally's magic defense value by 3
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Customization: These are items that you use to customize existing equipment.
If a weapon or piece of armor has an extra slot on it, you can use the first
section of items to customize your equipment. The second section is for the
various books and texts you come accross, since adding stats to your character
is in my opinion, customizing your character. See? I can occasionally come
up with a good idea. It's rare, but it happens!
Fire Mouse Skin / For Weapon Ability: fire attack
Olm Shell / For Weapon Ability: water attack
Wing of Lufu / For Weapon Ability: wind attack
Soil Bug Antenna / For Weapon Ability: Earth attack
Sleeping Powder / For Weapon Ability: adds Sleep to attacks
Jinx's Bane / For Armor Ability: nullify Curse
Poison Leaf / For Armor Ability: Poison Counter
Aqua Board / For Armor Ability: water damage - 50%
Turtle Shell / For Armor Ability: physical damage -10%
Cleansing Pill / For Armor Ability: nullify Poison
Text of Wisdom / Increase magic attack value by 3
Text of Power / Increase physical attack value by 3
Text of Sense / Increase magic defense value by 3
Word of Vigor / Increase maximum HP by 25
Life Scroll / Learn Repth
Antidote Scroll / Learn Rip Duk
Dawn Bird Scroll / Learn Rip Mumyn
Priest Scroll / Learn Rip Maj
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Shop List
Ever wanted to know exactly what was in each individual shop? Find a great
item at guild shop, but want to know if it's a cheaper price? Check this list,
as it has every item from every shop, plus the prices for each. Guild shops
not included as of this version, but rest assured I'll be getting to that
in the not-so-distant future.
Kiosk: (near Chaos Gate)
Health Drink 100 GP
Sprite Drop 350 GP
Caramel Sauce 250 GP
Magic Item Shop: (Mercenary District, right next to the Warp Point)
Trade Section:
Health Drink 100 GP
Sprite Drop 350 GP
Healing Serum 350 GP
Revival Medicine 1000 GP
Antidote Soda 250 GP
Stimulant Soda 250 GP
Blessing Soda 250 GP
Asian Mango 80 GP
Magic Section:
Fire Storm 800 GP
Tidal Wave 500 GP
Tornado 600 GP
Earth Spike 700 GP
Life Scroll 3000 GP
Antidote Scroll 3000 GP
Dawn Bird Scroll 3000 GP
Priest Scroll 3000 GP
Hellfire Scroll 3000 GP
Tidal Scroll 3000 GP
Tornado Scroll 3000 GP
Avalanche Scroll 3000 GP
Equipment Shop (Mercenary District, slightly to the right of the magic
shop)
Armor Section:
Sub Gear 200 GP
Sub Robe 1200 GP
Loose Sash 200 GP
Loose Guard 1200 GP
Rough Armor 200 GP
Rough Shell 1200 GP
Rough Mail 3000 GP
Simple Bracelet 200 GP
Simple Necklace 200 GP
Simple Fire Idol 2000 GP
Simple Water Idol 2000 GP
Simple Wind Idol 2000 GP
Simple Earth Idol 2000 GP
Weapon Section:
Spin Kouga 450 GP
Spin Man Que 950 GP
Spin Rasetu 1450 GP
Blade Guifei 250 GP
Blade Fern 600 GP
Blade Thorns 1400 GP
Broad Demon 250 GP
Broad Wheel 1100 GP
Broad Maiden 1650 GP
Gun Steel 250 GP
Gun Fu Yue 850 GP
Spell Xialin 250 GP
Spell Xinzhu 2000 GP
Magic Amber 250 GP
Magic Hosei 2350 GP
Material Shop (Alchemy District, slightly North and across from the Warp
Point)
Fire Mouse Skin 3000 GP
Olm Shell 3000 GP
Wing of Lufu 3000 GP
Soil Bug Antenna 3000 GP
Body Scale 3000 GP
Mind Scale 3000 GP
Red Sun Stone 3000 GP
Blue Moon Ore 3000 GP
White Star Sand 3000 GP
Gray Comet Dust 3000 GP
Fine Equipment (Alchemy District, near Bikman over the bridge)
Armor Section
Sub Attire 4200 GP
Sub Yin Yang 5400 GP
Loose Vest 4000 GP
Loose Plate 5400 GP
Rough Jiongjia 5400 GP
Rough Metal 6300 GP
Simple Gloves 3200 GP
Simple Earrings 3200 GP
Simple Fire Bell 4500 GP
Simple Water Bell 4500 GP
Simple Wind Bell 4500 GP
Simple Earth Bell 4500 GP
Weapon Section
Spin Piney 3500 GP
Spin Axe 4000 GP
Blade Thread 2600 GP
Blade Sun 5600 GP
Broad Zhen 3200 GP
Broad Tu Wan 4800 GP
Gun Waves 3600 GP
Gun Ocher 4800 GP
Lance Yantie 5000 GP
Spell Baiyan 4200 GP
Magic Nymph 4000 GP
Black Market (Lumina Cloth, use the path to get behind the Counter, then keep
going until you see a woman dressed in purple)
Iron Shell 72500 GP
Iron Crest 72500 GP
WOW, those Black Market prices are steep, eh? On the bright side, getting
either enhancement (and customizing your armor of course) will eliminate 25
damage points to either Physical or Magical damage. That means that if the
attack would usually only deal 20 HP's of damage, it does NOTHING! Sure
it seems like a waste at first, but when you see how little immediate damage
your arena opponents deal, you might be a little bit quicker on the
investment.
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To Do list:
Finish Main Story guide
Complete the Item List
Finish the Campaign Side Quests and their respective rewards.
Complete the Key WOrd list
Complete the Ryu books
Add alternate locations for existing items on the guide
Clean up sections to make them more presentable
Wait Patiently for the next .hack G.U. game.
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Credits:
To me for taking the time to write this guide, as well as putting the effort
into creating the lists for the Ryu books and such.
To you the reader, for taking the time to read this guide. Go ahead and drop
me an e-mail, I love being praised for my work ^_^. Just kidding of course...
or am I?
To Gamefaqs for hosting my guide, otherwise it probably wouldn't get read at
all
To Shadow Prince and anbu_neji, for reminding me to add a shop listing to my
guide.
To Pinky (if you're reading this, you know who you are), for sending me my
first piece of Fan Mail. I'm printing it out and framing it for when (if) I
become famous.
And so ends another exciting Guide from your friends at Assclown Incorporated.
Thanks for reading, and look out for more reviews and possibly guides in the
future.
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