Thread: SANCTUARYoffline [Monster Gal vs Kinarivex]

Both girls' expressions changed, becoming slightly more serious yet gentle at the same time. Clearly, his words were well chosen as the no longer seemed intent on mocking the young man. Quasar spoke up. Now that's more like it. That was a perfect first impression. Had you said anything else I'd have killed you for being a worthless waste of time. But that doesn't mean you're in yet. Have you ever heard of the Legendary Judgemaster class? Because if you intend to join our ranks. You're going to have to Impress our guildmaster...who has ascended to that very class. You say you have something you can offer us. And maybe we can break your limit. But what can a Level 100 Rogue offer the Elitist Guild Tri-Valkyria? The Judgemaster Saga was a very special event that occurred three months before the system wide failure. This oppertunity presented itself to Guildmasters who had completed the following objectives. - Used 3 Limit Breaker Scrolls on yourself - Leveled at least 1 Basic, Advanced and Master class to Level 200 - Gained an addition 200 Levels in any class for a total of 800 Amassed Levels This game has been alive and kicking for roughly 3 years before the system crash and it spent a whole year in beta meaning Beta players had a massive leap over the competition. In PK territory. There was a shrine deep within the Desolate Aegis Valley which was a baron wasteland now. Within the shrine, by offering 100 of your experience, Levels, Stats and Skills, basically resetting your character to a Level Zero Civilian One was able to become the Legendary Level Zero God Tier Judgemaster Class This was a class in which the player had 1 HP and gained 1HP per level up to a Maximum of 200 Levels which of course needed a Limit Break Scroll to fully cap. The Judgemaster class had no stats available to them meaning all their stats were locked at 0. So why do this? For one your manna was capped at 999,999. A player who has met the requirements before becoming a Judgemaster would have typically around 600,000 HP and 450,000 Mana. So considering how a Fully capped Judgemaster only had 20 HP in comparison seemed like a bad trade if not for the fact that a Judgemaster effective upon becoming one was able to create their own skills Passive or Ignition Skills every twenty Levels. The Skills effectiveness was determined by your level but there was almost no limit as to what skills you could create. This meant you could create passives to convert your Mana into Pure HP or equally divide your Manna into capping each of your stats if you were a pure melee player. You could Equip any weapon and any armor regardless to class or race which made Judgemaster the most versatile class. However survival at early stages was ridiculously low, The Guild Master of Tri-Valkyria had her two loyal Right and Left hands to protect her. Long story short, a Level 200 Judgemaster was essentially a god among players and were even treated as a Major boss in PvP. The biggest problem with facing a Judgemaster was how the went about developing their class. Thankfully, no Judgemasters were ever made known to the public. Tri-Valkyria was incredible no doubt...but to be owned by a Judgemaster would be a shock no less.