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| Topic Started: Nov 19 2009, 11:39 AM (4,625 Views) | |
| dotKAEDE | Nov 19 2009, 11:39 AM Post #1 |
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Missions Missions are important elements in the world of Fairy Tail since they are after all the main method of how regular mages in legal guilds earn their daily income. These missions are essentially job requests posted by the regular folks who are in need of help. Their requests may range from the easy tasks such as taking care of children to super difficult tasks such as assassination of a political figure. Therefore, the first thing to note about Mission is that they are classified into different ranks. Mission Ranks Now to stop people from completing high level missions within the blink of an eye, there are minimum page requirement specified for each different rank of mission. Even though the minimum requirement is somewhat fixed, it can be changed by a mod who thinks it needs more or less pages for it's completion. Mission Length Before you get all excited and start taking up the missions, do know that certain missions require a certain level of skills and ability to complete them, you may not do a mission of a higher class then you are. Also only mages in a guild may complete missions, other members may participate but they do not get the rewards for the mission. Do note that a mage will be allowed to go on higher ranking missions, if and only if they are accompanied by a mage of higher class i.e Class C Mage can go on a Rank A mission if he/she is accompanied by a Class A/S Mage. The rewards for a mission are determined after the mission has been completed, this will replace the current rewards listed for each mission. There is broad guidelines which are free to be changed by the grading moderator. The Factors that determine the reward are how the mission is completed, danger presented as well as bonus objectives completed. D Class – 1 SP and 200,000 Jewels Base C Class – 3 SP and 600,000 Jewels Base B Class – 5 SP and 1,000,000 Jewels Base A Class – 7 SP and 1,400,000 Jewels Base Mission Chains A simple little issue as seen with some missions is the idea that one mission requires another one to be completed in order to take the next mission. Thus, any mission that requires another mission to be completed in order to be taken is called a 'chain' and there are simply a few minor rules for making/taking these missions:
Easy no? Classes There are different classes of Mages in this alternative universe. They consist of Class D, C, B, A and S. These classes determine your spot within a Guild and what kind of missions you can do. Class D can perform D rank missions, Class C can perform C rank missions, etc. As for climbing up the classes, you will have to earn a certain amount of Stat Points and a certain amount of missions in the previous class. The requirements are as follows: Class C - 60 Stat Points and 4 D rank missions Class B - 150 Stat Points and 4 C rank missions Class A - 275 Stat Points and 4 B rank missions Class S - 450 Stat Points and 4 A rank missions + Special Test Edited by Tenken, May 1 2012, 01:39 AM.
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| 神 talon | Oct 16 2010, 04:44 PM Post #2 |
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Missions that were taken should be posted in this section. Mission Request Topic Failure to do so will result in Mission Failure, where you won't gain the bonus and the reputation for the mission. Also if you fail to meet the required mission requirements(number of threads) then the mission will fail. Please be advice that only 1 mission thread is allowed per character at a given time. |
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| 神 Cloud | May 11 2011, 08:52 AM Post #3 |
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Who you calling chocobo head...
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Reputation While we have no strict Out Of Character (OOC) reputation value, completing missions increases how renowned you are, for better or worse. Note that the idea of reputation is an absolute value, that is, doing evil acts doesn't take away from your good to somehow make you less famous, all acts increase your reputation. Below is a rough guideline for how NPC's might treat you when they see you based on your guild class, though this assumes the character takes no effort to hide his identity, or hasn't done anything else that would make him more famous than other mages, etc. D-Class Mages: Nobody “…Err…who?” You’re a nobody, likely a mage still training his basic magic skills or just starting out. Your name means nothing to the average person and even in the magic community no one cares about your opinions. Clients won’t ask after you, and might question your ability, afraid you will fail. C-Class Mages: Rising Star “Oh…OH! Right, I remember you, you’re that guy…” You’ve gained a little respect or fear, but, you’re ultimately not important. The average person would only know you if they were directly affected by a mission of yours, whereas while you’re probably known to most of your guild to some degree, mages from other guilds have likely never heard of you. Clients won’t ask after you specifically for missions, but they also won’t be too worried about you failing either. B-Class Mages: Accomplished Individual “Ahem…no, I want HER for this.” Your status is on the rise from your successful missions, the average person knowing you if they live in the same city as you, or if they or a close friend was affected by a mission of yours. Members of your guild certainly would never look down on you, and mages from other guilds know your name. It’s somewhat likely clients will ask after you specifically when it comes to missions, confident in your abilities. A-Class Mages: Much Deserved Reputation “Can I have your autograph?” You’re something of a minor celebrity because of your famous or infamous acts, everyone living in the same city as you knowing who you are, and your name is mentioned in all major cities. Within your guild you are highly respected, and no one in the magic community would dare look down on you, many knowing your name, and several your magic as a result. Members of light guilds have to watch out for dark guilds keeping an eye on them, and visa-versa. Clients are more than willing to ask after you for a mission, and have great confidence in your abilities. S-Class Mages: Celebrity “IT’S YOU!!!” Your fame has spread throughout all of Fiore, even among the common folk, where your name might be used to name children, or in stories to scare them straight, your great (evil or not, still great) deeds well known, though some of them might have been embellished over time. A champion of your guild, within the magic community everyone knows your name…and most of them your magic as a consequence. Members of light guilds are feared and possibly even targeted by dark guilds, and visa-versa. The strongest Light Guild mages could even be considered for the title of Wizard Saint. Clients have supreme confidence in your abilities when you take their missions. Edited by Cloud, May 11 2011, 08:54 AM.
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| 栄 linkrulesx10 | Jun 8 2011, 07:56 AM Post #4 |
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Knights ~|Assignments|~ Knights gain access to Assignments instead of Missions; these follow the same system as Missions and have the same length and requirements as a Mission of the same Class. A Knight may accompany a Mage on a Mission and a Mage may accompany a Knight on an Assignment and both will gain credit and the reward, however a Knight only group cannot take Missions nor can a Mage only group take Assignments. Assignment Classes ~|Knight Classes|~ A Knights Class follows the same system as a Mages Class but instead of getting boring letter categories they get assigned a military title which describes their position in the hierarchy of the Knights. They follow the same Class up requirements as a Mage and also receive a small perk based on their Class. Knight Classes and Rewards
Edited by Tenken, May 1 2012, 01:33 AM.
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