Battle Amogus

The Battle Amogus is the battle facility of the Amogn region. It is accessible once you are able to access H City. It is based on the Heavens Arena in Hunter x Hunter.

The rules for it are:

The Battle Amogus has 251 floors, however there are really only 43 because 208 of the floors do nothing. There are different rules for different sets of floors.

Floor 1:

In Floors 1-190, items are not allowed except held items.

You start at the 1st floor when you first enter the Battle Amogus. Once you win a battle there, you get sent to the 10th to 50th floor depending on how well you did.

Floors 10-190:

When you win a battle, you can go up to the next multiple of 10 floor, and get money, the higher the floor you win on the more money that you get, and you also get BP. Both can be exchanged for prizes.

When you lose a battle, you get sent back to the previous multiple of 10 floor (or floor 1 if you lose on floor 10).

You can battle in any multiple of 10 floor up to the floor you're on, if you win a battle below the floor you're on, the floor you're on doesn't change and you get the amount of money for the floor you battled on, but if you lose a battle below the floor you're on, you get sent back to the floor below that one.

The higher floors have stronger trainers.

You get a private room on the 100th floor once you've reached there, but if you lose on the 100th floor or below it, you lose the room.

Winning on the 190th floor takes you to the 200th floor, where the rules change.

Floor 200:

Once you reach the 200th floor, you trade your room on the 100th floor for one on the 200th floor. You lose the room if you lose on a room below floor 200. If you get sent back to a floor above the 100th floor, you get your room on the 100th floor back, but if you get sent back to a floor below the 100th floor, you lose your room.

Starting on the 200th floor, using non-held items is allowed.

Battles on the 200th floor and after no longer give any money if you win, just BP.

Instead of going up or down if you win or lose, you have to win 10 battles on the 200th floor to go up from it, but if you lose 4 battles on the 200th floor, you get sent all the way back to the 1st floor and have to start all over again (as well as with 0 wins and 0 losses on the 200th floor). If you lose on a floor below the 200th floor while you're on the 200th floor, you get sent back to the floor below that floor, and your win and loss counts on the 200th floor are also set back to 0.

The opponents on the 200th floor are much stronger than the opponents on Floors 1-190.

If you win 10 battles while losing 3 or less on the 200th floor, you can go up to the 230th to 250th floors to challenge the Floor Masters.

Floors 230-250:

Once you've gotten past the 200th floor, you get a Silver Medal for the Battle Amogus, and you can challenge the Floor Masters on Floors 230-250, and there are 21 in total, one for each floor. The Floor Masters are the Battle Amogus's equivalent of the Frontier Brains or similar Battle Facility bosses. You have to choose a floor to go to and challenge that floor's Floor Master. You can also now battle on any floor up to 200 without any restrictions for losing.

If you lose to a Floor Master, you can't challenge that one again and must pick a different one to challenge next. If you lose to all 21, you get your Silver Medal and no-restriction battling removed and must restart at the 1st floor like you lost 4 battles on the 200th floor, and you can only challenge the Floor Masters again once you've won 10 battles on the 200th floor again.

If you win against a Floor Master, you become that floor's Floor Master, and you trade your room on Floor 200 for a room on that floor.

Once you become a Floor Master, you can go up to the top floor, the 251st floor to take part in a tournament.

Floor 251:

On the 251th and top floor, there is a tournament (the Battle Olympia) between the 21 Floor Masters, which you can take part in once you've become a Floor Master. The winner of that tournament becomes the Champion of the Battle Amogus and trades their Floor Master room for a room on the top floor of the Battle Amogus. If you become the Champion of the Battle Amogus, you get a Gold Medal for the Battle Amogus.

Floors 1, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100, 110, 120, 130, 140, 150, 160, 170, 180, 190, 200, and 230-251, 43 in total, are the only real floors.

Floors 2-9, n1-n9 (where n is from 1 to 19), and 201-229, 208 in total, don't have any use.