Category:Romeo and Juliet

Romeo and Juliet is a party quest centered around Nihal Desert's Magatia region. Either Romeo or Juliet can be talked to in order to start the Party Quest, and you can access this PQ via Spiegelmann's Guest House through the Dimensional Mirror, as well as through Zenumist Society for Romeo, or Alcadno Society for Juliet.

The objective of Escape is to help Romeo/Juliet, two lovers separated by their factions as alchemists, and a mission to bring them together, as well as figure out what is keeping them apart.

Stage 1
The first stage of this Party Quest requires you and your party members searching for a button in shining patches of light around the map, amongst the various books and chalkboards. Clicking on these spots may yield either 500 EXP, 500 Mesos, nothing, or the button needed to progress, which is indicating by a prompt asking you to activate a switch.

Note: To fight Angry Frankenroid, the first step is to find a love letter written by the opposite lover (for example, if you are helping Romeo, you need a letter written by Juliet, and vice versa), and save it for later.

Stage 2: You and your party members will be teleported into a long room with many monsters. The party must defeat all the monsters to proceed.

Stage 3: You will fight monsters, and fill 3 containers located across the room using liquids from the monster you've slain. You can only have 1 stack of this liquid at a time. The containers are also cracked, thus leaking if players don't fill it in time. If a container becomes full, the crack vanishes. Once all 3 containers are filled, yo will be able to proceed.

Stage 4: This is the most important map of the whole PQ. This map is used widely amongst players as a grinding area, where they will constantly hunt monsters for EXP. The monsters will drop key cards, which will allow you to go to doors located on either sides of the map. After you obtain the "evil" plans, and talk to the NPC standing in the middle of the room, you will be able to proceed.

Stage 5: This stage has an NPC. Once your party leader talks to the NPC, some text will appear and monsters will spawn. After killing all the monsters, you may check the stack of books to press a button. This will unlock the door to the next stage.

Stage 6: This stage is similar to a jump quest with about 6 levels. Each level has four platforms, and on each level, one of the four will be a teleporter you can enter, and once you enter the right one, the platform will be marked with rising stars. If you enter the wrong one, you will be sent back to the bottom of the map. If anyone makes it to the top, the entire party will be moved to the next stage.

7th (Final) stage: You and your party members will arrive in a large room with the same NPC from stage 4. Once your party leader talks to him, the Frankenroid will spawn. There will be a ladder to a platform with Romeo/Juliet collapsed in the middle of it, and a few monsters will spawn on the same platform, damaging them. Once their health bar reaches zero, you fail the party quest and must start over, although many players usually kill the Frankenroid very quickly to finish the Party quest before this happens.

Exit Stages: You and your party will be teleported into a room with yet again the same NPC from stage 4. once anyone talks to him, he will speak and everyone will be teleported into a room with Romeo and Juliet together. Talk to whoever you started the party quest with to get your Zemunist/Alclnado marble and be teleported out.

Rewards
Romeo's Pendant
 * Requirement: 2 Zenumist Marbles

Juliet's Pendant
 * Requirement: 2 Alcadno Marbles

Symbol of Eternal Love
 * Requirement: Romeo's Pendant and Juliet's Pendant

Trivia
Naturally, this quest is a reference to William Shakespeare's famous Tragedy Romeo and Juliet, with a lot of serious license taken. The Montague and Capulet families are changed to the feuding Zenumist and Alcando guilds, the antagonist is made far more evil, and the ending is much happier for the nominal couple, but the basic plot is the same. The Boss is another obvious literary reference, this one to Frankenstein.