Monster Carnival aka CPQ
Dear Maplers,
The wait is finally over! You can now join up in a party and rumble against an opposing team. Ploy specific strategies; set your opponent against their utmost fears and exploit their weaknesses. Combine different monsters, skills and protectors to form a uniqueness to put your opponents off guard and make them feel helpless.
Don’t think any further; come join us at MapleSEA and experiencing the unique and awe-inspiring battles! The Battle Starts on 14th May 2008!
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– MapleSEA Administrator
1. Conditions and some facts about Monster Carnival
| • | 2 parties consisting of 2 to 6 players each (depending on Carnival Field maps entry requirements). |
| • | Only players from level 30 to 50 are eligible to participate. |
| • | Each battle last for 10mins. |
| • | Skills that cannot be used in this game mode are the Haste, Teleport and Darksight. |
| • | Personal consumables are not usable. |
| • | Users will be able to consume special consumables dropped by the monsters in the Monster Carnival upon picking them up. |
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| • | The 2 parties will be divided into the Red and Blue team and any communications between the 2 party will be disabled. |
| • | The party with the highest Carnival Points (CP) will be declared as the winner at the end of the battle. |
| • | If your party leaves the quest map before it ends, the opposing party will be crowned as winners irregardless of the CP. |
| 2. How to enter the Monster Carnival | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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3. Monster Carnival Game Play
| Once inside the Monster carnival field maps, monsters will automatically spawn and the battle begins! Each battle will last up to a maximum of 10 minutes. Other ways in which a party can prevail over the other is if the entire opposing party member died or that they leave the game. Each party member need to defeat the monsters in order to gain Carnival Points (CP). The party with the highest maximum CP will win the battle. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Acquired CP – This is the amount of CP you will have accumulated as an individual; you can use this amount of CP as a cost to summon monsters to attack the opponents and skills or protectors to aid you in your battle.
Party CP – This shows the total CP available for usage versus the maximum CP achieved so far. Maximum CP achieved determines the winner. Special items – other than CP, users can also pick up potions and Maple coins upon killing the monster summoned by the opponent. These Maple coins can be collected and exchange with NPC Speigelman for level 30 to 55 equipments. |
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| The above Monster carnival User Interface will open once user enters the battlefield. Users can select and combine strategies they want to use by clicking or by using the Hotkeys Tab and F1 ~ F12 buttons. TAB toggles between Summoning Monsters, Skills and Protectors that can either hinder opponents or aid your party members. F1 ~ F12 allows users to directly enter the options into the Summoning List. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Below is the list of Monsters, Skills and Protectors either party can use against each other: | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Note: The numbers in pink are the required amount of CP needed to use either skill. |
3a. Monsters, Skills and Protectors
| How to differentiate between monsters of each party? | ||||
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| How do the skills work? | ||||
| It delays the opposing party by Summoning Skills to inflict darkness, weakness, etc. It is effective in preventing the opponents from defeating the monsters. However, it requires a lot of CP and it doesn’t last long. | ||||
| How does the Protector work? | ||||
| Protector is basically a Reactor summoned to boosts the abilities of the user’s monsters. It is randomly set up at a designated place in the map. Once it is set up, a notification will be announced in the chatbox. The effects will disappear if it’s destroyed by the opposing party. | ||||
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| What happens if someone in your party dies? | ||||
| Users who died will be revived in the regeneration map. They can choose to continue in the same competition again. However, the CP of the opponent’s party will be increased. If they decide to leave, no extra points will be allocated to the opposing team. If all the members of one party died, the other party will be the winner. |
3b. Monster Carnival field maps
| There are a total of 3 different maps for players to choose from in Monster Carnival. Each map requires a different approach and strategy to triumph over one another. Thus, each map will give you a different gaming experience. Partying with different classes will also allow you to use different strategies in each map. |
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| We will not be releasing the various strategies that can be used in each map and with each class. We shall leave the fun of it to be explored by players yourself! |
4. Rewards
| There are a total of 3 different maps for players to choose from in Monster Carnival. Each map requires a different approach and strategy to triumph over one another. Thus, each map will give you a different gaming experience. Partying with different classes will also allow you to use different strategies in each map. | ||||||
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| (Experience points given are calculated based on the total CP acquired and additional experience points will be given based on the match result.)
In addition to experience points, the Maple coins collected during the battle can also be exchanged for rewards. |
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| Users can redeem the following items: | ||||||
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5. Item list of drops possible by Carnival monsters
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| (Experience points given are calculated based on the total CP acquired and additional experience points will be given based on the match result.)
In addition to experience points, the Maple coins collected during the battle can also be exchanged for rewards. |
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| Users can redeem the following items: | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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6. FAQ
Question – Will I lose exp if I die during battle?
Answer – No. You will not lose experience.
Question – I picked up the pots already, but where are they!? How do I use them?
Answer – The pots are used automatically upon picking up.
Question – Can I keep the power elixirs and other potions picked up during the battle?
Answer – No, you can’t. As explained in the previous answer, the pots will be consumed automatically.
Question – Can I summon more than 1 type of monster, skill or protector at the same time?
Answer – Yes, you can combine them to form various strategies.
Question – If I use a lot of CP to summon monsters, skills or protectors. Will I have a lesser chance to win?
Answer – No, using the CP acquired will not affect your maximum CP which is the deciding factor.
Let’s see, NGPriest is Level 79
Only players from level 30 to 50 are eligible to participate.
LEV30 to LEV50 = 20 Levels
This means 90% of Maplers are not allow to participate?
Skills that cannot be used in this game mode are the Haste, Teleport and Darksight.
I can still use HEAL! (If i could get in?)
Spiegelman Necklace, Common Pendant, LEV30, STR+1, DEX+1, INT+1, LUK+1, WD27, MD27, UPG3
Spiegelmann’s Marble
Can only be used on Spiegelmann’s Necklace.
60%, HP +30, MP +30
