Mini Games

Mini games are the main way to earn Kion on Kio. Most games have a payout cap of 2000 cap per day.

## Glass Blowing

Glass blowing is similar to Blackjacks. Each time you play, it costs one Sea Glass from your inventory. To win the game, you must blow a better glass than Teia. Be careful, if you keep going your glass may break! However, if you do break your bottle there is a chance you will receive the warped bottle alchemy item.

## Eights

In this simple game, Rumb rolls a random number from 1 to 8. Your job is to bet on whether your roll will be higher, even, or lower than Rumb's number. Each further turn costs one kion and your beginning pot is 2. If you guess correctly with lower or higher, your winnings are doubled. If you guess correctly with even, your winnings are multiplied by ten! Then you can choose to collect your winnings and end the game, or double the pot and continue. If you are incorrect, you lose all you have earned so far. Rumb gives out a total of 2000 koin to a user per day.

## Mice

Mice is a math based game. As Rumb says, the name is a combination of the words "Math plus dice." At the start of the game, Rumb will generate a number, and it is the goal of the player to match this number through rolling dice and then creating a mathematical equation using the generated numbers. The player rolls six dice of their choice from their inventory. You may only use dice you own, meaning you cannot roll two of the same dice at the same time if there is only one in your inventory.

After rolling, the game displays the six dice. You have the option to use four out of six numbers used, and the ability to add, subtract, divide, or multiply them. You also have a few options that determines the order each step of the equation is completed.

Mice costs 20 koin to play and gives out 60 upon winning. There is a cap of 2000 per day.

## Kioheek

Kioheek is essentially a modified form of rock-paper-scissors, except with ink, scroll, and quill, replacing each respectively. The difference is that to win, you must win three times with the same kind. If the computer wins three times with the same kind, you will lose! It costs 10 Kion to play and if you win, you get 50 Kion. There is a payout cap of 2000 koin per day.

## Runes in a Row

This game is a variation on the popular tic-tac-toe. However, in this game, you have nine tic-tac-toe grids arranged in a 3x3 table.

The objective of this game is to "capture" each of the nine tic-tac-toe grids, lining up your captured tiles into the classic tic-tac-toe lines (horizontal, vertical or diagonal). This isn't just your classic game of tic-tac-toe, it has strategy aspects within it. Where you are allowed to place your tile depends entirely upon the previous move made in the game. Whichever slot the previous tile was placed in is directly linked to which grid will be unlocked for your move: for example, if Player 1 places his tile in the center of their small grid, Player 2 will only have the center grid available to play on. If the center grid has already been claimed by another player, the entire board will be unlocked for free play for that move.

## Coin Towers

The newest game, still in play testing mode. The objective is to collect all of the shiny coins without collecting a single dull one--if you do, it's game over. Kion is awarded if you collect all of the shiny coins. The first three times a user plays per day "special" coins appear on the board. Collecting them can give extra kion or even items at the end of the game! Additionally, the first three times a user plays the game per day they will be awarded a koin prize if they successfully pick up every shiny coin. Every time after that successfully completing the game will result in an item prize.

There are three types of special coins: silver, gold, and crystal. Silver and gold coins will award koin based on how many coins are "picked up" by the user, meaning that not all have to be collected to receive a koin prize. Silver coins give out 4, 12, and 36 kion per small, medium and large coins respectively. Gold coins give out 8, 24, and 72 koin per small, medium and large coins respectively. Collecting all crystal coins will result in winning a windseed, however every crystal coin must be collected to receive this prize.

Your movement depends on having a black coin above a stack of coins. You can choose which direction you would like to move in and all of the coins will leap frog in that direction (black, 1st coin, 2nd coin, etc) until there are no more spaces to be filled or another black coin is in the way. Collect coins by landing them on another coin the same size--the top coin will be collected, so be careful you don't land a dull coin on top!

This game has a game guide on site for further instruction.