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Dungeons

Dungeons consist of a network of rooms, containing various types of monsters based on the theme of the dungeon. The last room will contain one or more boss enemies, which may drop unique items. These items may be considered as inferior, or extremely useful.

To reach a dungeon, it is necessary to kill certain enemies, which will randomly or systematically open the entrance to that dungeon. Any player can enter to fight the monsters inside, usually by clicking “Enter” or using the interact key when standing on an entrance.

Some dungeons have a multi-stage layout with portals connecting different stages. Details of these are described on the individual dungeon pages.

## Realm Dungeons

* Snake Pit, Sprite World, Haunted Cemetery, Undead Lair, Abyss of Demons, Toxic Sewers, Mad Lab and Puppet Master's Theatre drops from the same source as the official RotMG version.
* Demon Bruiser drops portal to Lair of Shaitan1
* Giant Bat drops portal to Manor of the Immortals

\*Certain parts of the monsters and the dungeons may slightly differ from Official RotMG.

1. Lair of Shaitan in Project B Rise is an older version, which greatly differs from the current one on Official RotMG.

## Realm Event Dungeons

* Deadwater Docks, Woodland Labyrinth, The Crawling Depths, Ocean Trench, Ice Cave, Mountain Temple, Tomb of the Ancients, Davy Jones' Locker and The Shatters drops from the same source as the official RotMG version.
* Cube God drops portal to Lost Halls
* Skull Shrine drops portal to The Nest

\*Certain parts of the monsters and the dungeons may slightly differ from Official RotMG.

## Custom Dungeons

* Panda Hideout (**Drops from all Godlands Dungeons, 10%)**
* Abandoned Domain (Drops from Hegyozet the Basilisk, 100%)
* Haunted cemetary (drops from Headless Horseman, 100%)
* Crystal Palace (Unreleased)
Marketplace

The Marketplace is a GUI-based market that allows you to sell/trade your items with other players. It's relatively simple to use, as no only "Search" being your only option to find items. There are also icons for selected item type you need, which allows you to look at every possible item currently released. Marketplace is free to use and it doesn't charge you for setting up a trade.

There are now three ways to put out your items for a trade:

<1> Items for Fame.

<2> Items for Items.

<3> Fame for Items.

Note : Per auction you can select max up to 8 items, and the minimal price for a trade is 50 Fame.
Forging

**Forging** is one of the new item system introduced in Project B: Rise, the **Forge** is needed for this feature and can be accessed from the Vault.

The Forge has two main functions: **Remove Rarity** and **Item Upgrade**

## Remove Rarity

   **Remove Rarity** is self-explanatory, it removes rarity from uncommon, rare, legendary or unholy items, with a chance of obtaining a gem item depending on the rarity.

2% Chance to obtain a gem
5% Chance to obtain a gem
10% Chance to obtain a gem
25% Chance to obtain a gem

When a rarity is removed and the player receives a gem, there is another rarity check to determine the type of gem received.

Currently, the gems have no purpose. However, this feature could be used to turn non-common items into common ones to be sold for fame using /sell or turn into common ones to be used in **Item Upgrade**.

## Item Upgrade

    Item Upgrade feature only works with common items, it can be used to enhance equipment at the cost of fame or item levels. Rings and armors can increase Base stats, Bar stats,Damage reduction (up to 10%), life regeneration, Mana regeneration and loot chance (up to 5%). Weapons can increase Damage, Base stats, Bar stats, arc gap, range and kill counter (1 time upgrade). Abilities can increase damage, base stats, bar stats, range, cost reduction and duration.

The price starts at 1000 fame and doubles for each upgrade. An item can be upgraded up to [9++], or 10 times total. Resulting in the total cost of **1,023,000 fame for a single [9++] item**.

Items can also be leveled up by gaining Exp on them.

Weapons gain Exp by dealing damage.

Abilities gain Exp by eighter dealing damage or buffing depending on the type of ability.

Armors gain Exp by being damaged.

Rings gain Exp by gaining Xp.

 +2.5%

This is an estimate from testing, this also seems to be a compound multiplier, meaning instead of it being -40% on level 2, it would instead be -36% instead.
Giant Bat

The Giant Bat is a god which can be found in the Mountains.

#### **Behaviour**

Giant Bat alternates between two attacks, one will shoot 3 shots narrow burst on the front and back towards the player, with an additional shot to its right and left side. Another attack will aim towards the player, shooting 4 shots in each direction with 90° gap.

### **Drops**

#### **Tips and Strategies**

A standard dodge by strafing should suffice.
Nexus

***The Nexus is the safe hub of Project B. There are no hostile enemies here and you can’t die here. This makes the Nexus ideal for trading, healing, or just relaxing.***

In the nexus, you spawn directly on a healing rug that regenerates your health rapidly. On the corners of the rug, you have access to your **Vault, Pet Yard,** Name Changer, and **Guild Hall.** On the far right of the Nexus, you have access to the **Marketplace** where you can buy items or list trades, and a podium where you can renounce from a guild. On the left of Nexus, you have access to a shop.

## Shop

To the left of the Nexus, you can find a shop where you can buy items for fame or gold. Occasionally, items excluding keys and unwritten scrolls get a discount of 15% or 25%.

With your fame, you can buy the following items:

 T3 Abilities
 T3 Rings
 Unwritten Scroll

With your gold, you can buy the following items:

 Pet Eggs
 Keys

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PPE Mode

## Challenge Mode

**Project B: Rise** challenges offer quite a variety of restrictions you can enable when creating a character. Accepting challenge mode itself would be like a **Pet Player Experience** (**PPE)** which is a playstyle known for fairness in **Realm of the Mad God** for collecting the items you need on the same character without picking up items from your other characters or vault.
Molecular Immobilization

**Molecular Immobilization**, more commonly referred to as *freezing*, is the ability to slow down molecules to the point where they move so slowly that objects and people appear completely motionless, simulating stopping time in a localized range.

Piper Halliwell developed this power after she was born. It had been bound during her childhood and adolescent years by Grams but was activated again in 1998. She originally triggered the power by panicking or being scared, flicking her hands into the air as she "freezes" her target.

## History

To read more about Molecular Immobilization throught the serie Charmed, please go there!

## In Blessed

Parker Halliwell, the middle child to Phoebe Halliwell, develloped her power two years ago before the start of the serie. Like Piper, Parker had hard time control it at first but quickly controled it with the help of her Aunt.

## Known List of User

**Original Power**

* Piper Halliwell
* Parker Halliwell
Guides

### How to gain fame quickly

The recommended way to gain fame quickly and efficiently is by doing realm events and lost halls. By utilizing the /sell command; if you have a tiered weapon, armor or ring in your inventory in slot 1, then /sell 1 to sell. You can /sell more than 1 item by putting a space in between each number of inventory e.g. 2 items in slots 1 and slot 2 and use /sell 1 2. It is recommended to /sell gear over t10 because players will get 30+ fame per item. Players can also set a hotkey to sell items for fame by going to options>hot keys 2. Items that you dont want to sell can be locked by doing the command /lockitem (slot).

### How to gain XP quickly

It is recommended by many veteran players that Ocean Trenches, Lost Halls, Tombs and Mountain Temples are the most effective source of experience. Players can gain up to 38k from Ocean Trenches, 30k from Lost Halls, 25k from Tombs and 84k from Mountain Temples. Another good method to gain XP quickly is to farm godlands for bronze crates each god has a 1/20 (5%) chance to drop a bronze crate. Each bronze crate gives you from 5.5k-4.4k XP depening on your level.
Demon Bruiser

The Demon Bruiser is a god which can be found in the Mountains.

#### **Behaviour**

A Demon Bruiser will follow nearby players and occasionally stay still. It will constantly shoot out multiple shots that cover a given area for a long time.

### **Drops**

#### **Tips and Strategies**

Demon Bruisers on their own is very easy to take down, their danger comes from the lingering projectiles. If the Demon Bruiser is alive long enough, it could make certain area become near-impossible to pass through or to get the loot within it.

The lingering shots have a certain pattern that will close in on one spot, dealing massive damage to inattentive players, especially for unmaxed characters.

Therefore it is advised to have a priority to kill nearby Demon Bruisers if you knew that there may be valuable loot dropping or that you will spend a long time in certain places, such as near event bosses.
Molecular Deceleration

**Molecular Deceleration** is a magical power that enables the user to slow down the molecules of an individual or object, making it appear as if time slows down, putting the target into slow motion. This power is related to the power of Molecular Immobilization, and can either be seen as a weaker or more controlled version of this power.

## Examples

### P. Baxter

P. Baxter possessed this power and used it on the warlock Anton, who was attempting to steal hers and P. Bowen's powers. After breaking free of her power, he told her that he was "gonna like having" it. However, he never managed to obtain it from her. When P. Baxter was reborn as Piper Halliwell, her power advanced into Molecular Immobilization.

### Cole Turner

Cole picked this power up in the Demonic Wasteland. After coming back from the wasteland, he used it to savePhoebe from Agent Jackman's bullet, and later to save Darryl Morris from several bullets by slowing them down and the criminal who fired them while Darryl remained in normal state. He was also able to prevent Adam Prinze, who was under the influence of the Wicked Witch from the Magic Mirror, from killing Phoebe, who was trapped inside a pumpkin.

### Kathrine Mitchell

Kathrine Mitchell gained this power when she developed her magic, using it to slow down a falling book. She is described as inheriting her aunt's power, but due to her young age it has manifested as Molecular Deceleration instead of Molecular Immobilization. Her power will presumably advance as she gets older, but for now it is bound as she wasn't able to control and keep slowing down people.

## List of Being who use(d) Molecular Deceleration

**In Blessed Only**

**Original Power**

* Kathrine Mitchell (bound)
Elder Realms

The Elder Realm is not recommended for anyone that is inexperienced. All of the enemies are much harder than typical, including events. . . . however, they drop some of the best items in the game. Not just this, but every god will drop every type of potion and even a chance at paper, an item that is used with Runes to upgrade your gear.

*Important Note - Elder Realms is currently not in effect for Project B Rise.*

## Gods of the Elder Realm

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Character Stats

Character Stats in Project B: Rise are slightly different compared to Production. Maxed stat value that was changed will be marked in **Bold**.

Project B: Rise also added 5 new classes to play.

## Luck

Luck is the 9th character stat that raises the maxed stats from 8/8 up to 9/9. It affects overall loot chance, improved chance of obtaining rarity items and a higher chance of higher potion's dosage. Its exact algorithm remains mysterious.

Luck stat has a base of 0 for every class, and are maxed at 20. The only way to increase Luck permanently is by consuming Luck Potion, which can rarely be obtained from opening Potion Bags.

However, base max Luck is only 10, the max Luck depends on your character's base fame. Every 1,000 base fame, your max Luck increases by 1, until you have 20 max Luck at 10,000 base fame.

While its exact inner workings are unknown, it is established that the player who favors team play generally has a certain amount of Luck multiplier depending on their efforts, such as providing buffs or healing.
Magic Fountain

The Magic Fountain can be found in the Vault.

The Magic Fountain can increase a character stat of your choice (except LUCK) by 1% every time it is upgraded which uses mythical points, obtained by levelling up past level 20.

Upgrading gets increasingly more expensive, a given character can have a maximum boost of 26 in total. The mythical points can be refunded and respent at any time by clicking the button at the bottom right.

The maximum amount of Mythical Points Player can gain is 100
Panda Hideout

The **Panda Hideout** is a special dungeon designed as an extra chance at loot. It drops from **Undead Lairs**, **Snake Pits**, **Abyss of Demons**, **Sprite World**, **Lair of Shaitans**, **Toxic Sewers**, **Mad Labs** and **Pirate Caves** at a 10% rate.

Popped dungeons (used keys) do not spawn **Panda Hideouts**.

It is a one-room dungeon with 6 panda enemies which only moves around in circles around the statue and does not attack.
Chasm Chest

Spawns a Chasm Chest when consumed, which drop items from an unreleased dungeon: Chasm of Great Evil.

**Only usable in Vault.**

## Drops from

* Avatar of the Forgotten King
* Cube God
* Ghost Ship
* Grand Sphinx
* Hermit God
* Garnet Statue/Jade Statue
* Lord of the Lost Lands
* Pentaract
* Rock Dragon
* Skull Shrine
* Hegyozet the Basilisk
Classes

## Introduction

In addition to having all classes from the original RotMG (except for Samurai), Project B: Rise has 3 additional classes, each with a unique special ability. There are 18 of them in total to pick and choose. Each class has its own advantages and disadvantages.

Project B: Rise put different classes into groups based on their armor types.

As there are more classes, the star requirement for each star color also changes

## What's new?

Most classes from the original RotMG has received a minimal amount of changes or no change at all and will not be covered here.

### **Stat Changes**

* Visit the Character Stats page for more info.

### **Major Class Rework**

* **Mystic**: Replaces Stasis mechanic of Orbs with Petrify. Curses now have different strength.
* **Knight**: Uses a new type of weapon, Lances, instead of swords.
* **Sorcerer**: Scepters can now deal more damage with the charge mechanic.
* **Priest**: Tomes can now be Charged. Status effects are granted at **full** charge.
* **Archer**: Quivers now change the projectile of bows and inflicts the condition effect.

### **New Classes**

* **Shogun**: Provides useful buffs to self and nearby players, mainly defense. Has the ability to create totems to aid in combat.
* **Nymph**: Has the ability to grow stationary trees that heal nearby players, can grow trees from very far away.
* **Crusader**: Focuses more on providing various buffs to nearby players and providing a new buff, Empowered, which increases Magic Regeneration.
* **Diabolist**: Inflict enemies with devastating debuffs and deal massive damage while dashing using the new charging and dashing mechanic.
* **Alchemist**: Has the ability to brew and swap between various vials to assist her allies and hinder her enemies.

### **Unlocking**

Project B: Rise completely removed class unlocking system, and allow the use of all classes right from the beginning.
Donation Info

If you'd like to contribute to the server and speed up the development process, you might want to consider donating!

> **Donation Link**
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The following ranks are offered:

€5 - 500 gold

€10 - 1,200 gold

€20 - Access to VIP area + 2,500 gold

€40 - Maxed Rare Pet + 5,500 gold

€75 - Maxed Legendary Pet + one reskin item + 13,500 gold

€125 - Maxed Divine Pet + one item reskin + one pet skin you design that you can receive whenever you like + 27,500 gold

€250 - /give command + one full set item reskin + one pet skin you design that you can receive whenever you like + exclusive Big Bledixon Pet Stone + 60,000 gold

Gold has significantly more value than previous versions of Project B. It is a premium currency only and can be used to buy mystery boxes, GUI skins, exclusive player and pet skins, skin effects, commands, and much more.

**€250 donator with /give is not allowed to trade and all given items will be soulbound + possibly certain other restriction.**

### VIP Island (€20+ Ranks)

The VIP Island is accessible using the /vip command. It offers cheaper skins, pet consumables, and eggs. In addition, the private area is a place to chill with other donators. Exclusive premium effects will also be purchasable and only obtainable for donators.

### Premium Skin Effects (€20+ Ranks)

Can be bought in the VIP Island and give your character a neat animation.

> **Current Skin Effects**
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### Reskins (€75+ Ranks)

With reskin items, you can change the texture of a certain item type. Item types are swords, bows, prisms, katanas, etc. The reskin items do not appear upon use.

Items that are already in the game are not allowed to be used as that might cause confusion. Players are allowed to use other game sprites and their own creations. If you need help with bringing your idea to life, ask others to assist.
Mystery Ancient Item

"Grants you one random item out of the Ancient Tier pool!"

**Legendary Tier**

Consumable

## Drops from

* Archdemon Malphas in Abyss of Demons
* Davy Jones in Davy Jones's Locker
* Jon Bilgewater in Deadwater Docks
* Shaitan in Lair of Shaitan
* Dr Terrible in Mad Lab
* Daichi in Mountain Temple
* Thessal the Mermaid Goddess in Ocean Trench
* Marble Colossus in Lost Halls
* Vicious Burrower in Abandoned Domain
* Killer Bee Queen in The Nest
Items

A core feature of the game is finding and collecting items that will improve your character in various ways. There is plenty of loot to collect in the Realm, and plenty of monsters to take it from. Naturally, more desirable loot comes from increasingly difficult areas of the game, but everything can be utilized in one way or another.

## **Equipment**

The primary form of loot is equipment, items that can go into either your weapon, ability, armor, or ring slot. The most basic form of these is tiered drops. Tiered items have a number assigned to them that indicates how strong they are, relative to the other tiered items within their class. A T6 weapon is stronger than a T5 weapon, a T9 armor is stronger than a T8 armor, and so on.

Weapons have 14 tiers (15 counting T0 starting equipment), abilities have 8 tiers (9 counting T0 starting equipment), armors have 15 tiers, and rings have 7 tiers (8 counting the unique T0 Ring of Minor Defense).

There are other types of equipment as well. Untiered drops are exclusive items that differ from the standard tier progression. They typically only drop from a single monster, such as a dungeon boss. Rather than being a direct tier upgrade, UT items usually fulfill a more specialized purpose. Certain UTs are weak, but others are among the most highly desired items in the game.

Reskinned equipment is a type of item that is similar to a certain tiered or untiered item, but with aesthetic differences.

The last form of equipment is ST items, standing for either Set Tier or Special Themed items. ST items are a set of four items designed to be used together. When used in conjunction with the appropriate class, they will change the player’s skin into a 16x16 sprite and grant additional stat bonuses, enhancing the set as a whole.

## **Consumables**

Unlike equipment, consumables cannot be placed into usable slots and must remain in the inventory itself. Instead, they are used directly from the inventory to activate their designated effect, unless you choose to drop the items on the ground and then use them to keep the “Thirsty” fame bonus.

Depending on the item, consumables can do any number of things, ranging from restoring or boosting your stats, permanently increasing your stat maximum, opening a dungeon portal, granting an item, or other miscellaneous functions. Most disappear upon usage, but certain consumables can be reused.

## **Pet Food**

Pet food can be obtained through the mystery box by spending 500 fame or bought from the nexus shops with gold.

## **Scrolls**

Scrolls are a new type of item added in Project B: Rise that provides a semi-permanent attribute to your character, usually providing benefit to certain playstyle with some downside to other playstyles. There is a dedicated inventory tab for scrolls:

Currently, there are 6 effect scrolls in the game, these can be obtained by consuming a **Mystery Scroll** very rarely obtained from Misc Bags. You can have up to 2 scroll effects active on a given character by default, and a 3rd slot available through Skill Tree.
Crates

Crates are a consumable item that can be used anywhere to spawn a loot chest that provides various kinds of loot, similar to a Chasm Chest. Only you can see, damage and get loot from it.

There are 5 tiers of crates, from most common to rarest: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Diamond and Black Diamond.

*\*Increased chance for luck potion*
Consumables

Most consumable items from the original RotMG still exists, but some may be unobtainable. The following lists will only show items that were modified from the original RotMG or custom items unique to Project B: Rise.

## Mystery Items

There are different consumables in Project B: Rise which has a chance to drop from everywhere throughout the game.

## Other Consumables

Consumable at 10 stacks
Turns into a UT Bag when consumed
Consumable at 5 stacks
Turns into a Mystery Scroll when consumed
Project B Rise Wiki

## **Project B Rise**

Project B Rise is a co-op action RPG based on, but not associated with, the massive MMORPG game, Realm of the Mad God. The game offers online co-op gameplay, live combat, levelling system (up to level 120), looting, equipment (with rarities; Uncommon, Rare, Legendary & Unholy), and a magic system that the original game doesn't have, which makes Project B more unique!

## About

This is the official wiki for the *Realm of the Mad God Private Server, **Project B: Rise***. It uses an early version of the *Revenge of the Fallen* source code and has been developed since June 2017. While the Private Server still has performance issues which are addressed and improved at the moment, there are unique elements making playing the server a worthwhile experience. Unlike *Realm of the Mad God* and other similar games, ***Project B: Rise*** has a unique Ul that can be manipulated to give a more comfortable feel.

The server is run on a Redis database, allowing it to perform a lot faster and more smoothly than previous versions.

**No vandalism of the wiki is tolerated.** All changes can be seen. Trolling or Vandalism may result in punishment in-game or on the discord.
Tomes

All Tiered Tomes have a maximum charge of 5s, +20% Heal Amount/s, and a heal radius of **4 sqrs**. Maximum charge is reduced by 0.025s per wisdom. Other tomes are the same unless explicitly stated. At full charge tomes provides a additional effect. Values that are affected by wismod will be marked in **Bold**
Prestige

**Prestige** is a new mechanic in Project B: Rise. Prestige can be unlocked from the skill tree, costing 5 skill points.

In order to complete the prestige process, the player will need to overcome the challenge of Prestige Arena.

Once completed, the prestige character will receive changes to how their ability works and a significant stat bonus based on their class.

**The Prestige system is currently a Work-in-progress.**
VIP Area

VIP area is a place where in game donors can meet and buy cheaper items.

At the moment the VIP Area can offer

* More Skins than bazaar and cheaper (195 gold + discount)
* Special effect to the Player
* Cheaper pet food and eggs

*Side Note: At the beginning of the server restart, the VIP area will have 5 small pandas appear.*
Chasm of Great Evil

Chasm of Great Evil is a **Work-in-Progress**dungeon centered around the Endgame area. There isn't a lot currently implemented or created for its release, due to other projects taking priority such as the Realm Rework and Dungeon Reworks, but currently all of its items are available through the Mystery Chasm Item.

The theme of the dungeon is based around the **Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse** as main bosses, and the **Seven Deadly Sins** as minibosses, while using inspirations of biblical **Serpents** as its Realm Event. Despite previous speculation, it is **not** a replacement for Parasite Chambers, though Famine draws inspiration from it. Drops are allocated to the boss they're themed after.

**Cloaked Reaper Ninja Set:** Death

**Maw's Resurgence**(Bow of the Maw pre-update) and **Decaying Trap:** Famine

**Venomous Blade** and **Ghastly Venom:** Pestilence(which, in itself, originates from **The Binding of Isaac**)

An unimplemented item and **Spirit of War:** War

**Immaculate Reflection/Unholy Reflection** and **Lantern of the Pathfinder:** Conquest

**Glutton's Scriptures:** Gluttony

**Kodachi of Fury:** Wrath

**Lust's Cranium:** Lust

**Envy's Indignance:** Envy

**Pride's Pendant:** Pride

**Thief's Riches:** Greed

**Tortoise Shell Armor:** Sloth
M-45M Rhino

The **M-45M Rhino** was a standard ground medical transport utilized by the Systems Alliance during its early days as a part of the galactic community. It has since been improved upon, the old model leaving the military's circulation by 2170.

## Description

Used solely as a ground medical transport in areas either inaccessible by air or too well-guarded by anti-air capabilities, the UT-45M is a heavily armoured transport vehicle, using 6 wheels like those found on the Mako. Its lack of weaponry is excused by the amount of sheer fire the transport can withstand, with heavier-than-standard armor plating included on each model produced.
Carrot

Carrot is a rabbit who helps Pepper control her magic. Carrot is an adult rabbit who has learned to navigate her emotions, so Pepper cannot scare Carrot unless she uses her fierceing magic on purpose. She was introduced in *Showing Off*.

## Appearance

Carrot is a Miniature Cashmere Lop who has fluffy orange-brown fur, long, floppy ears, and curious brown eyes. She is round.

## Abilities

With the help of Ms. Starr and her upside-down magic, Carrot has the ability to talk. Carrot is not afraid of most things, and the only time Pepper has ever sucessfully Fierced her is when she pushed out her magic in a wave.

## History

### Pre-Series

When Carrot was little, her mom adopted an orphaned fox cub, which is how Carrot learned to navigate her fear. It is unknown when she met Ms. Starr.

### *Showing Off*

Carrot’s series debut was Showing Off. She helps Pepper navigate her magic.

### *Weather or Not*

Carrot is now the class pet in Weather Or Not. She helps Willa with her rain magic.

### *The Big Shrink*

Carrot is accidentally shrunk by Marigold’s shrinking magic during the Dregg protest. She is later bigged up.

## Personality

Carrot is a smart, brave talking rabbit who is able to navigate her fear. She says Pepper's magic is just an annoyance to her, saying that the animals frightened of Pepper “really need to get it together.”

## Trivia

* Although her name is Carrot, Carrot has never actually been seen eating carrots.
* Her uncle Alphonse was cross-eyed and ate naught but apple slices after being hit on the head with a bar of soap.
Skill Tree

The **Skill Tree** is a new combat system in Project B: Rise, it allows the player to unlock powerful abilities using skill points.

## Skill Points

Skill points can be obtained from killing **any Event or Dungeon Bosses** and drops at a rate of 1/100 (1%). The maximum amount of skill points obtainable for each character is **20**, which means that -- on average -- the player would need to kill **2,000** bosses to obtain all 20 skill points.

Due to the rarity of these skill points, obtaining skill points should be considered a **very long-term process** that spans from the start at level 1 to far beyond level 120.

### **Ascension**

Ascension skill is required before other skills can be acquired. Costs 3 skill points to unlock.

## Skills

Every skill costs 2 skill points. The skill tree branches off into 5 different categories: Aggression, Precision, Neutral, Arcane and Defensive. Each character can only utilize up to 2 branches, or 6 skills in total (not counting Ascension).

This will add up to 15 of the 20 skill points available. The remaining 5 points will be used for **Prestige**.

### Aggression

Additional kills increase attack speed by a further 5%, up to 25%
Cooldown 5s
On fire: deals 100 damage/s up to 1000 damage.
Cooldown 15s

### Precision

Cooldown 5s

### Natural

Does not work on certain enemies and quest enemies
20% upon killing an Enemy
Fairy: circles you and blocks incoming projectiles (125 HP, 0 DEF)
+5% Health Regeneration for each fairy alive
Does not work on stationary and Slowed immune enemies
Damage is equal to 20% health of enemy killed, up to 750 damage

### Arcane

Cooldown 5s
Killing an enemy will increase this effect to 500%
Cooldown 15s

### Defensive

-10% Mana Regeneration

Cooldown 5s
+10% Health Regeneration
Upon killing an enemy the chance rises to 50%
Hegyozet the Basilisk

Hegyozet the Basilisk is a custom event boss which spawns in the realm like other event bosses, including its own setpiece.

### **Stats**

Counts toward God Kills

Level 20+ Quest

Immune to Statis

### **Combat**

#### **Behaviour**

**Phase 0: Transform**

* At first, Hegyozet has the appearance of a Snake
* Once a player came within 5 tile radius, Hegyozet will go invulnerable while moving around and shooting 4 damage shots like a normal snake for 5s
* He will taunt: *"Qui es, terra sancta est relinquere."* before transforming into his Basilisk form.

**Phase 1: Chase 1 (100% HP)**

* Hegyozet will follow the nearest player
* Fires a burst of 110 damage shots inflicting Slowed for 3s
* Fires three 100 damage shots at the nearest player
* Throws 100 damage 4 sqrs radius bombs

**Phase 2: Attack (85% HP)**

* Hegyozet will attempt to go back to the center of the setpiece while taunting *"Et non volebat ad alterum. Si tibi di super vos decernere."*
* Fires a barrage of 110 damage shots inflicting Slowed for 3s clockwise
* Throws six 150 damage bombs that inflict Bleeding for 5s with 3 sqrs radius in all directions

**Phase 3: Orbit attack (65% HP)**

* Hegyozet will go vulnerable again and taunt: *"Satis est."*
* Orbits 3 tiles from the center point anti-clockwise
* Fires 110 damage shots inflicting Slowed for 3s clockwise with 60° gap
* Fires 100 damage shots at the nearest player

**Phase 4-1: Bomb (30% HP)**

* Hegyozet will increase in size while taunting *"Spes unica Dei."*
* He is invulnerable during this phase
* Fires a barrage of 100 damage shots inflicting Weak for 2.5s clockwise
* Throws six 180 damage bombs that inflict Bleeding for 5s with 3 sqrs radius in all directions
* After 8s, Hegyozet goes to Phase 4-2. This repeats until he reaches 15% HP.

**Phase 4-2: Rest**

* Hegyozet will stop attacking and stay still for 4s
* He is now vulnerable
* After this 4s, he will go back to Phase 4-1. This repeats until he reaches 15% HP.

**Final Phase: Chase 2 (15% HP)**

* He is invulnerable for 5s
* Hegyozet will chase the nearest player
* Fires 110 damage shots inflicting Slowed for 3s clockwise
* Fires three 100 damage shots at the nearest player
* Throws 180 damage bombs that inflict Bleeding for 5s with 3 sqrs radius at the nearest player

* Once his health reaches 5%, he will taunt: *"Vos nunquam vincere. Ubique ego sum omnia. Passio tua sit mihi in Gaudium. Vivere dum potes."* while moving towards the center of the setpiece and dies after 3s, dropping loot.

### **Drops**

#### **Tips and Strategies**

* During Phase 2, if you're a staff or wand class, there is a safe spot where you can damage Hegyozet while not getting hit.
3TrainerPoké$

3TrainerPoké$'s Sprite which is quite similar to 'M (00)'s and MissingNo's Sprites

### Pokedex Number

176

3TrainerPoké$ is a Generation 2 Glitch Pokemon. 3TrainerPoké$ can only be obtained by trading a 'M (00) from Red/Blue to Yellow.

## Similarities to 'M (00)

3TrainerPoké$ has most of the same attributes as 'M (00) such as evolving to Kangaskhan at Level 0 and evolving to Clefairy at level 128 but unlike 'M (00) possesses a Super Glitch Move as one of it's starting moves meaning encountering it and letting it attack can be very dangerous for your current save progress

## Evolution

▼ pゥ evolves to 3TrainerPoké$ at Level 34

3TrainerPoké$ can evolve into the same things as 'M (00) at the same levels

## Notes

3TrainerPoké$ is NOT the correct name but due to limitations the correct name cannot be shown
House Dewynd

### **History**

House Dewynd is one of the oldest noble houses of Eldenheim. Their coat of arms, featuring an egret amidst marsh, is meant to symbolize their status as one of the houses that helped get the city-state of Eldenheim going. Members of the family have a long running tradition of involvement with the Knights of Dulwich.

Their reputation became sullied during the invasion of Lunaris when they famously turned on The Seers and other noble houses to save themselves. They are directly responsible for undermining the city-state and leading to its subsequent surrender. Emperor Kalor rewarded Cedric Dewynd by granting him control over the region after the war.
?????

A Battle with a wild ?????

????? or Five Question marks is a Generation 2 Glitch Pokemon. There are 8 different ?????s each with different stats, movesets, types and gender ratios. The 8 ?????s are difined by their index number and the game that they're currently in.

## Types

Gold/Silver ????? (00) - Steel/Glitch

Gold/Silver ????? (FC) - Psychic/Glitch

Gold/Silver ????? (FE) - B

Gold/Silver ????? (FF) -  'l) m) ZM / Normal

Crystal ????? (00) - Normal/Glitch

Crystal ????? (FC) - Fire/Normal

Crystal ????? (FE) - Normal

Crystal ????? (FF) - Normal/Normal

## Evolution

GS ????? (00) evolves from GS ????? (FC) and GS ????? (FE), while Crystal ????? (00) evolves from Crystal ????? (FE).

## Notes

The Normal typings of Crystal ????? FE, Crystal ????? FF and GS ????? FF are NOT Normal they are a glitched type that has no strengths or weaknesses
Pokemon Hangout Wiki

## Welcome to the Pokemon Hangout Wiki

Information on all pokemon. Come here for information on pokemon. We also have a link to a discord server where you can hangout and just make friends and have fun as well as talk about pokemon.

I apologize that not many pages are here. Not many people working on this and it is slow going. So much information. So please be patient with us in getting this up and running. If you would like to code for this then contact me please and go ahead and do it. If you want to join the discord feel free to do so. Add me on Discord too at. Skybluie#3211 And the link to the discord is:

☀https://discord.gg/mPhXDHH

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'M (00)

'M (00)'s Sprite which is the same as MissingNo's

'M (00) is a Generation 1 glitch Pokemon that can only be found in Red and Blue. If traded to Yellow this Pokemon with turn into a 3TrainerPoké$. 'M (00) is often called the "sister" glitch counterpart to MissingNo due to the two sharing a Sprite.

## Similarities and Differences to MissingNo

'M (00) is, at first glance, just a MissingNo with a different name but they are completely separate Glitch Pokemon. They have different Index Numbers, which is why 'M (00) can evolve into Kangaskhan but MissingNo cannot.

## Obtaining

'M (00) can only be obtained by using the Old Man Glitch while you do not have a default name like RED.

## Glitches Caused

The encounter flag for MissingNo. and 'M (00) is the highest bit of the 6th item quantity. Meaning that encountering MissingNo. or 'M (00) makes the player to get 128 of the 6th item of their Bag if they have less than 128 of that item. Also, if the player has Hall of Fame data, encountering 'M (00) corrupts it.

## Evolution

'M (00) evolves into Kangaskhan at level 0 or Clefairy at level 128
Ashedale

Due to its location in the far northern reaches of Valonde, Ashedale is snow-covered for all but one month. In the deepest parts of summer, the temperatures soar to 40 degrees, allowing for a brief thawing period. Most of the buildings are made of deep gray stone with strong roofs to hold up against the long months of snow.

### **Reputation**

Are somewhat more isolated than the other towns and considered backwoods. They are also known to be very protective of the few resources they have (think prisoner with food) and have nearly caused international crisis's when foreign diplomats pass through.

### **Town Trade**

Fish during the summer months, coal throughout the rest of the year

### **History**

Ashedale is a fairly recent town that has only sprung up in the last century with the discovery of coal in the hills. It was settled by a group of 200 mostly human, dwarven, and half-orc miners who established a tiny town comprised mostly of tents. After only six months there, a great fire broke out and killed 46 of the miners. As a result the government sent a handful of architects and artisans to oversee the building and ensure the area became a proper town.

The most abundant resource to build with was the deep gray stone the miners found in far-stretching caves amidst the coal. The material proved to be durable against the deep snows and also lowered the risk of another deadly fire. As a joke, the miners decided to name the town “Ashedale” for the color of their buildings.

The town is governed by a (mostly) human noble named Fritz Burell who runs things more like a dictatorship than a part of a larger country. If the government is even aware of his wild abuse of power, they have never sent anyone to deal with it.
Glitch Pokemon

A Glitch Pokemon is a Pokemon that was originally intended to be in the game but was deleted from the game's files. Glitch Pokemon only exist because of a programming oversight, when the game attempts to use info for a Pokemon that doesn't actually exist.

In Generation 1, Most Glitch Pokemon have side effects and also can be obtained by doing certain glitches. Some of these effects are freezing the game or corrupting your save data. In Later Generations, Glitch Pokemon do not have these effects and can only be found by cheating. The exception for this rule is the Bad Egg which is a deterrent against cheaters and can have disastrous effects on the game.

This is a table for the amount of Glitch Pokemon:

A List of the Glitch Pokemon currently on this wiki can be found here
Del'Shara

### **Racial Stats**

63% (630,000) elven, 20% (200,000) half-elven, 13% (130,000) human, 4% (40,000) other​

### **Notable Communities**

Faelemar

Simryd

Noble Houses

The country of Del'Shara is located, mostly, in the Auvreathem Forest, however, a small portion of the country stretches North into frozen tundra along the coast. During the summer months, the Northern reaches make good money in the fishing trade, but the whole area shuts down in the winter months due to the water freezing over and the strong winds that whip through the plains. Meanwhile, the rest of the population lives in relative ease and at peace with the forest surrounding them. The trees offer the best protection around.

That's not to say that the people of Del'Shara are all peaceful, enlightened folk for they most certainly are not. The backbone of the country lies in the 16 noble elven families who pride themselves on their 'pure' bloodlines. The system is easy: Those with the purest blood rule and those who, in the eyes of these nobles, have sullied themselves with lesser creatures or those with lesser bloodlines do not. The difference between the castes is abundantly clear. Over time elves have adapted to look more human, to blend in, to survive but due to the extreme inbreeding with the noble families, evolution has made little progress with them. They tend to border on inhumanely skinny with ears far more pointed than their brethren.
Eurgain Malthom

Bitch of Blackhaven

### **Background**

Depending on your views, it is either the best time or the worst time to be a member of House Malthom. They are a relatively new noble family in that they have only been ennobled for 77 years. The family hails from Arlathin originally but fled to Navaek following a series of civil wars in which they were on the losing side. The family possesses old royal blood from the clans of Arlathin and were able to use their regal inheritance to charm their way into the nobility of Navaek.

Now their fortunes are precariously balanced. Their family is no friend of the King of Arlathin who views them as cowards who abandoned their own people but neither are they friends with the nobility of Navaek anymore.

Eurgain is the current matriarch of the family. She has been Lady of the house since she was but a child and now she is a woman in her mid 40s. She has three children.
Nora Dynev

### **Overview**

Nora is the only daughter of Belado Vineyard owner Erik Dynev and his wife Ellen. Despite growing up very, very wealthy and having access to all the best gowns and jewels available, Nora is a woman of modest taste. She rarely dresses up and almost never wears any jewelry- complaining that it simply gets in her way. She enjoys horse-back riding above all else and is an accomplished hunter. After a courtship of nearly two years, she is finally marrying the love of her life Mathus Drakeson.

### **Appearance**

Nora is moderately attractive with a square face and a strong jaw. Whereas on others these features can appear masculine, her delicate nose and tilted eyes even the look out. She is somewhat shorter than the average woman but has a coarse and loud voice that can easily cut through a room.
Party System

Project B: Rise implements a system where you can create a temporary group smaller than a guild to play together.

There are many benefits to using this system, however, the best feature has to be the fact that you can see your party member's HP and MP and there's a whole set of incredibly useful commands to use in the party.
Western Isles

### **Racial Stats**

75% (3000) human, 9% (360) half orc, 6% (240) half-elven, 5% (200) halfling, 5% (200) other​

### **Notable Communities**

Bethel

Noble Houses

The Western Isles are a group of small to moderate sized islands located Southwest of the main continent of Febria. Their economy is almost entirely dominated by trade (whether legal or in the form of piracy) of precious metals located in the volcanic caves or other luxury goods. The Western Isles are home to the largest known navy, but they remain largely unorganized and tend to answer only to their whims and desires and not a higher authority.
Ja'ran

*Major Deity of Winter and Mortality*

### **Appearance**

Much of his appearance is unknown. He is heavily shrouded beneath thick robes, but appears to have skin ranging from gray to ice in color. He is always masked, though the mask in question does change constantly. It is said that the last thing you see before you die is his true appearance.

### **Followers**

He is the most popular deity in winter. There is a certain amount of respect and fear that he commands due to his association with life and death- thought he is not inherently good or evil. He is occasionally worshiped by necromancers, though he detests them, and is said to watch over the old, the very young, and the sick.
Equipment

There is plenty of loot to collect in the Realm, and plenty of monsters to take it from. Items from the Realm are grouped into tiers. The number in the left column indicates what tier the weapon is.

If the item has “UT, ST, RT, LT or AT” in that column, then it is an untiered item that is only dropped by certain foes and not found in groups among the tiers. The item with “RT” (Rare Tier) or "LT" (Legendary Tier) indicates that the item is considered rarer than regular UT, *not to be confused with the rarity system indicated below*. “ST” indicates that an item belongs to a special themed set.

A neat function that is introduced in **Project B: Rise** is "Loot pop-up" (there are no official name for this function), which shows a nice graphics pop-up when you obtained a white bag loot.

## Rarities

**Project B: Rise** introduces a new loot system, where an item has a chance of gaining a rarity which enhances the item.

There are 5 different rarities that an item can have: Common (white), Uncommon (green), Rare (purple), Legendary (orange), and Unholy (red). Common is the weakest and does not have any enhancement, while Unholy is the most powerful and much rarer than even Legendary -- dropping at a rate of **1/2000 (0.05%)**. Unholy items will always drop in a white bag and triggers a unique "Loot pop-up" for Unholy items, the item tooltip will also receive a nice graphic overhaul.

They have different effects depending on if they're on a weapon, ability, or armor or ring.

On weapons, Uncommon grants a 5% dmg increase to the max and min damage, Rare grants 10%, Legendary grants 15%, and Unholy grants 25%.

On abilities, it will either give stats or decrease mana cost.

On armors or rings, it will just give stats.
Deandra Helmund

### **Appearance**

Deandra is tall and elegant with a way of walking that swishes her skirts attractively. She has long black hair that she often braids or strings with beads and chocolate-colored eyes. She seems quite well aware of her beauty.

### **Personality**

Deandra is known as being a fashionable and coy lady. She has many suitors but never commits to any one person. She has a quick wit and never takes anything seriously.
??????????

Decamarks' Sprite

?????????? is a Generation 3 Glitch Pokemon and is also known as ten question marks or it's fan given nickname, Decamarks. Decamarks is technically NOT a glitch pokemon as it's data was defined by the programmers. However, Decamarks can occupy other values of the 65535 slots that can be used as well as cause glitchy effects like freezing the game for certain variations like hex DEFD

## Obtaining Decamarks

Decamarks can only be obtained with cheats like Action Replay Codes and Gameshark codes

## Moveset

Decamarks' moveset varies based on which game you're playing and what it's hexadecimal identifier is. Some Decamarks don't even have moves and all they can use is struggle. Viewing a Decamarks' move tab while it has no moves will result in glitched text that has no known side effects.
Robert Aznor

### **Appearance**

Robert is tall and slender with large hands covered in calluses from his years practicing sword fighting. He has a handle-bar mustache and light brown hair that has streaks of gray in it even though he is only 41.

### **Reputation**

Robert is known as being strong-willed and stubborn. He is known to collect magical artifacts such as his magical sword. He can be quick to anger, though he also burns himself out quickly.

### **Family**

Catalina (sister), Wynne (wife), Felicity (daughter), Fin (son)
Raynard Rothwell

### **History**

Back in his youth, Raynard was an excellent horseman and jouster. He grew up near to the Emperor and thus the two became close friends. So close, in fact, that the emperor chose to look the other way when Raynard played a part in the death of Lord Luthor.

In his middle age, he is still very fit but not quite as much so as before. He has a large and close-knit family.
Sardon Landry

### **Background**

There is no lack of heirs for the house of Landry; Sardon has three siblings and four children.

Unlike many of the other nobles throughout Navaek, Sardon takes no interest in warfare or in much involving the outdoors at all. Yet his skin is rough and tanned like that of a seasoned soldier. He prefers to enjoy his expansive manor in the far eastern reaches of Navaek with a glass of wine and a good book.

Without the constant parties, warring, and hunting, Sardon has led the House of Landry into great wealth.