What can you expect in Magatia?

Is this the first town with a nighttime theme? <3

Thanks for the information, I'm really looking forward to the training spots. D:

I knew where it was... that's the strangest thing. I looked under Nihal Desert just a few days ago and none of those quests were there before...

That's because I just spent like 4 hours updating strategywiki last night. xD

Is this the first town with a nighttime theme? <3

Thanks for the information, I'm really looking forward to the training spots. D:

No, Night Market was created first, it had a night theme. If you wanna talk about areas that are parts of a town, Zipangu's Cemetery area and KFT's Black Mountain are both Night time as well, and then the Mansion which was created after Magatia.

Don't forget Happyville.

A quick question. When you upgrade your cape at the end of the story line, what are the new stats? If you tell a nuetral party, how much fame do you get? :O

A quick question. When you upgrade your cape at the end of the story line, what are the new stats? If you tell a nuetral party, how much fame do you get? :O

30 fame.

I'm also curious on stats of the final cape versions.

In the " An Incident, and the Missing Alchemist" quest, how the hell are you supposed to get the document? Okay, so I'm in the room A-3, supposedly, because he mentioned it was pitch black, and this room is. I see the green marking on the mini-map, signifying that there is a NPC there, but how do I click it or get the document? The quest on strategywiki just says to navigate it, which is no help at all.

In the " An Incident, and the Missing Alchemist" quest, how the hell are you supposed to get the document? Okay, so I'm in the room A-3, supposedly, because he mentioned it was pitch black, and this room is. I see the green marking on the mini-map, signifying that there is a NPC there, but how do I click it or get the document? The quest on strategywiki just says to navigate it, which is no help at all.

You're supposed to enter a hidden map once you enter A-3..and at the upper right corner of the map lies a chest containing your document.You must stand beside the chest to get the document ( I have no idea of this sentence)

Both parties give upgraded capes(req lvl 80) with stats of 28 WDef,33 MDef, speed 7,jump 3. Zenumist capes give an extra +15 MP, while Alcadano capes give an extra +15 HP.

The above is translated from TMS fansite, and I suck in translating even thought I'm a chinese lol.

In the " An Incident, and the Missing Alchemist" quest, how the hell are you supposed to get the document? Okay, so I'm in the room A-3, supposedly, because he mentioned it was pitch black, and this room is. I see the green marking on the mini-map, signifying that there is a NPC there, but how do I click it or get the document? The quest on strategywiki just says to navigate it, which is no help at all.

That annoyed the hell out of me too but here's a quick guide

- The first ladder is a little to the right of the portal. No jumping required to reach it
- You'll reach a platform about half height
- Go to the far left, and you'll reach a new ladder
- Climb up to it and you'll be at the very top left
- Walk to the right --> until you drop once
- Walk again to the right --> until you drop one more time

- Now you should be in the center of the room, maybe a little below half height
- At the edge of that platform on the right side, there is a rope. I don't remember if you have to jump to reach it but you don't have to jump off the platform to get to it, it's above the platform just on the edge

- Climb it and walk --> You'll fall a few times to different platforms. I don't believe there are any holes that drop you to the bottom so you can walk all the way to the NPC

- Once at the NPC, line yourself up with it. The NPC is right above your head, or you can use "NPC Chat" to talk to it. If you aren't close enough to the NPC, you can't get the item and it'll give you a message saying so.

Tip: Drop coins to help lay out the path or edges of certain platforms. They disappear after 3 minutes.

Capes look totally cool. But, I'm too lazy to do the quests for em.

Capes look totally cool. But, I'm too lazy to do the quests for em.

It takes five minutes to do both quest though.... :f6:

Haha, I have been training at Sand Rats on my newly made Fighter since lvl 27 (without looking at this thread). And yea, Isaac is right, Sahel 3 brings you an average of 60%/hour EXP gain, which is by far and wide better than anything you can get anywhere else, I believe o-o

CPQ beats it if you get to win and get 25.5k EXP every 10 mins though. (Sand Rat = approx 14k EXP every 10 mins)

(sorry I found no better place to put it)