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There's still time to pre-register for the March 13th - 15th, 2009 event. Pre-registration ends March 1st, 2009. |
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Beginning of the EventAt the start of an event you can spend your full amount of Production Points for each full day of the event (a typical weekend event is considered to be two full days). Thus, if you have two levels of Armorsmith and you are attending a weekend event you have 4 PP to spend, though you are still limited in what quality of items you can make. Using the above example, you would have the ability to make two 2 point suits of armor (2 PP each) but you could not make a 3 point suit. Any PP left over will be noted on your character sheet and can be spent during the event.Solutions and Crystals created at the beginning of the event do not require an expenditure of mana. It is assumed that the mana invested was spent between events. During an EventUnspent PP can be used by going to Monstertown at any time during the event. Going to and from Monster-town is always considered to be in-play. All money and/or material units carried to Monstertown to purchase the item are considered to be in-play. During most events, a Production Merchant will be in-play at pre-announced times. Production can be done with the Production Merchant when he is in-play, removing the need to go to Monstertown.Last Modified 10/14/07 01:17. |
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