Saint Patrick's Gold Quest Reskin

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The **Saint Patrick's Theme Gold Quest**, previously known as Gold Rush, is a special mode that takes over the regular Gold Quest during the Saint Patrick's Day festivities. This exciting game mode retains the same mechanics and objectives as the original Gold Quest, but with a festive Irish twist. The answer options in this game are all imbued with the green color that is so strongly associated with St. Patrick's Day.

This mode provides a great opportunity for players to immerse themselves in the spirit of the holiday, while also testing their knowledge and skills. Whether you're a seasoned player or a newcomer to the game, the Saint Patrick's Theme Gold Quest is sure to be a fun and challenging experience. So put on your greenest outfit, grab a pint of Guinness, and get ready to embark on an exciting adventure filled with trivia, puzzles, and rewards. In **Saint Patrick's Theme Gold Quest**, there are 3 pots of gold instead of chests to pick from if you get a question right. Some are taking gold, double gold and so much more.

## Gameplay

Players first begin with a gold balance of zero and strive to climb the leaderboard by accurately answering a series of questions. The questions are on a loop and are presented in a random order, in addition, all answer options in this game have been changed to a green color instead of being presented in four different colors. and each player receives different questions at different times. When a player submits an incorrect answer, they are temporarily paused for five seconds before they can continue, while other players proceed to the next question. If another player also provides an incorrect response, they too must wait for five seconds, although the timing is not synchronized. However, if a player correctly answers a question, they must select from one of three "pots of gold," which could contain a variety of rewards.

+x gives the contestant *x* gold. The player is awarded a sum of gold equivalent to the value of x when "+x" is selected.

* **Lose x% deducts** x% of the player's total gold which means their total gold will decrease by x%. The Lose x% choice results in a reduction of x% of the player's total gold.
* '*Double Points* doubles the player's total gold, the player's gold total is multiplied by two.
* 'Triple Points increases the player's gold total threefold which means it triples the amount of gold the player has accumulated.
* **Swap** is a feature that permits a player to exchange their gold total with that of another player. This could either be advantageous if the player is ranking low on the leaderboard or disadvantageous if they are already ranking high or at the top.
* **Steal x%** enables the player to take away a percentage of another player's total, with x% representing either 10%, 25%, or 50%.
* **"Nothing"** has no effect or impact on the player's gold total or gameplay in any way. It does absolutely nothing

Gold Quest has a specific game mechanism where a certain action results in a contestant receiving a specified amount of gold. The "+x" indicates that the amount of gold received is equal to "x," which can be any numerical value. For instance, if the game states that "answering a question correctly gives +10 gold," then the contestant will receive 10 units of gold for every correct answer they provide.

We can say that the game has a system in place that awards gold to contestants for performing certain actions. The amount of gold awarded is determined by the value of "x," which is specified in the game rules. For example, a correct answer might be worth +5 gold, while completing a bonus challenge could be worth +50 gold.

This game mechanic encourages contestants to perform well and earn as much gold as possible. The more gold they accumulate, the higher they will rank on the leaderboard and the closer they will be to winning the game. Therefore, the goal of the game is to perform well and collect as much gold as possible, using the various methods available to the contestants.

The game allows the host to customize the length of time for which the game will be played, during which players will be using various mechanics such as adding, losing, multiplying, swapping, and stealing gold to compete against each other and climb the leaderboard. As the game progresses, players can accumulate vast amounts of gold, sometimes reaching trillions or even quadrillions. This can make for a highly competitive and engaging gameplay experience, as players strategize to use their gold wisely and outperform their opponents in a bid for victory.