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'''Monster Points''' are automatic, capped kill counters for monster groups. They are not a currency that you spend. Quests, access checks, bosses and the client task tracker use these counters as progression goals. | |||
== How points are awarded == | |||
{| | {| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;" | ||
! Situation !! Base result before temporary multipliers | |||
|- | |- | ||
| Eligible damage contributor outside shared party || 1 point. | |||
|- | |- | ||
| | | Solo player outside a party who deals at least 99% of the damage || 2 points for a normal tracked monster. | ||
|- | |- | ||
| | | Active member of a shared-experience party || 1 point when the member has been active within the last 30 seconds. | ||
|- | |- | ||
| | | Demonic monster || Adds 3 points before global/voucher multiplication. | ||
|- | |- | ||
| | | Archdemonic monster || Adds 6 points before global/voucher multiplication. | ||
|- | |- | ||
| style | | Exception/boss-style monster || Only the top-damage player receives 1 point; other contributors receive none for that counter. | ||
| style=" | |} | ||
| | |||
| | Double Monster Points events and Demonic Boost vouchers multiply the calculated value when active. The final result cannot exceed that monster group's maximum. | ||
== What is tracked == | |||
There are '''166 Monster Point groups'''. A group can contain one boss or several related monsters and has its own cap. Current examples include: | |||
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%;" | |||
! Group !! Maximum !! Example eligible monsters | |||
|- | |||
| Demon || 1,500 || Demon, Grand Demon | |||
|- | |||
| Dragon || 10,000 || Dragon Lord, Solar Dragon, White Dragon, Demonic Dragon, Toxic Dragon, Undead Dragon | |||
|- | |- | ||
| | | Inquisitor || 10,000 || Inquisitor Scholar, Apprentice, Guard, Adept and Witch Hunter | ||
| | |||
| | |||
|- | |- | ||
| | | Gorgol || 2,000 || Gorgol Warrior, Berserker, Shaman and Archer | ||
| | |||
|- | |- | ||
| | | Immortal || 2,000 || Immortal and Lightning combat families | ||
| | |||
|- | |- | ||
| | | Tentacle || 2,000 || Tentacle Archmage, Archer and Slayer | ||
| | |||
|- | |- | ||
| | | Urtrudurk || 5,000 || Urtrudurk Warrior, Archer, Berserker and Spellslinger | ||
| | |- | ||
| | | Samurai || 4,000 || Samurai Guard, Wizard, Archer and Bloodthirsty Samurai | ||
| | |- | ||
| Single access bosses || Usually 1 || Examples include Immortal God, Gorgol Warlord and multiple Ancient Dragons | |||
|} | |} | ||
The client tracker is the complete list of counters already discovered by the character. Unrelated NPC and storyline objectives are intentionally not mixed into this guide. | |||
== Tracker behavior == | |||
* A counter is added to the tracker when the character first receives progress. | |||
* The Tasks channel reports the new value and its cap after a credited kill. | |||
* A counter stops increasing after reaching its maximum. | |||
* Already-progressed counters below their cap are restored in the tracker after login or client replacement. | |||
== Common misunderstandings == | |||
* <code>!tasks</code> checks Omni Quest task completion; it does not display Monster Points. | |||
* A monster may belong to more than one quest or task, but every Monster Points group has its own cap. | |||
* Simply being nearby is not sufficient outside an eligible active shared-experience party. | |||
* Boss-style exceptions deliberately do not award the counter to every damage contributor. | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:39, 12 August 2026
| NPC TASKS persistent kill assignments |
DAILY TASKS items, monsters and tier bosses |
MONSTER POINTS automatic group counters |
GETTING STARTED progression roadmap |
Monster Points are automatic, capped kill counters for monster groups. They are not a currency that you spend. Quests, access checks, bosses and the client task tracker use these counters as progression goals.
How points are awarded
| Situation | Base result before temporary multipliers |
|---|---|
| Eligible damage contributor outside shared party | 1 point. |
| Solo player outside a party who deals at least 99% of the damage | 2 points for a normal tracked monster. |
| Active member of a shared-experience party | 1 point when the member has been active within the last 30 seconds. |
| Demonic monster | Adds 3 points before global/voucher multiplication. |
| Archdemonic monster | Adds 6 points before global/voucher multiplication. |
| Exception/boss-style monster | Only the top-damage player receives 1 point; other contributors receive none for that counter. |
Double Monster Points events and Demonic Boost vouchers multiply the calculated value when active. The final result cannot exceed that monster group's maximum.
What is tracked
There are 166 Monster Point groups. A group can contain one boss or several related monsters and has its own cap. Current examples include:
| Group | Maximum | Example eligible monsters |
|---|---|---|
| Demon | 1,500 | Demon, Grand Demon |
| Dragon | 10,000 | Dragon Lord, Solar Dragon, White Dragon, Demonic Dragon, Toxic Dragon, Undead Dragon |
| Inquisitor | 10,000 | Inquisitor Scholar, Apprentice, Guard, Adept and Witch Hunter |
| Gorgol | 2,000 | Gorgol Warrior, Berserker, Shaman and Archer |
| Immortal | 2,000 | Immortal and Lightning combat families |
| Tentacle | 2,000 | Tentacle Archmage, Archer and Slayer |
| Urtrudurk | 5,000 | Urtrudurk Warrior, Archer, Berserker and Spellslinger |
| Samurai | 4,000 | Samurai Guard, Wizard, Archer and Bloodthirsty Samurai |
| Single access bosses | Usually 1 | Examples include Immortal God, Gorgol Warlord and multiple Ancient Dragons |
The client tracker is the complete list of counters already discovered by the character. Unrelated NPC and storyline objectives are intentionally not mixed into this guide.
Tracker behavior
- A counter is added to the tracker when the character first receives progress.
- The Tasks channel reports the new value and its cap after a credited kill.
- A counter stops increasing after reaching its maximum.
- Already-progressed counters below their cap are restored in the tracker after login or client replacement.
Common misunderstandings
!taskschecks Omni Quest task completion; it does not display Monster Points.- A monster may belong to more than one quest or task, but every Monster Points group has its own cap.
- Simply being nearby is not sufficient outside an eligible active shared-experience party.
- Boss-style exceptions deliberately do not award the counter to every damage contributor.
