After the Plague, one of the most profitable "trades" became raiding the ruins of civilization to recover goods and building materials. Raiding is something that people take up as a full time profession or just a hobby. Anyone can raid as long as they physically able. In Luvecheirosa, raiding is one of several activities you can do to unlock features and earn solidi and items.
Raiding is extremely simple. Here's a quick run down:
1. Below, you will find several Raiding Locations. They are broken up into levels of difficulty. You may choose to raid in any one of them, but if your character is underleveled for the location, they have a lower chance of finding goods and a higher chance of getting injured.
2. When you've chosen a location, reply to THIS COMMENT with the information it asks for. It should only take you a couple minutes at the most.
3. An admin will reply back to you with what you have won. You may find solidi, rare items, and/or Raiding Collection items. You also have a chance at your character getting injured.
4. You may raid ONCE a week. You may not raid with multiple characters per week. One week, one character, and that's it. Every week, a fresh new raiding comment will appear and you will be allowed to raid again.
How to Raid
Raiding is extremely simple. Here's a quick run down:
1. Below, you will find several Raiding Locations. They are broken up into levels of difficulty. You may choose to raid in any one of them, but if your character is underleveled for the location, they have a lower chance of finding goods and a higher chance of getting injured.
2. When you've chosen a location, reply to THIS COMMENT with the information it asks for. It should only take you a couple minutes at the most.
3. An admin will reply back to you with what you have won. You may find solidi, rare items, and/or Raiding Collection items. You also have a chance at your character getting injured.
4. You may raid ONCE a week. You may not raid with multiple characters per week. One week, one character, and that's it. Every week, a fresh new raiding comment will appear and you will be allowed to raid again.
Injuries
Raiding is dangerous! Each time you raid, there is a chance that your character will receive an injury. You will be notified if this happens. Depending on the severity of the injury, your character may be blocked from raiding anywhere from a week to a month while they recover. Injuries are as follows:
Moderate: A deep gash, mild concussion, or sprain. Your character will be sidelined for a week.
Severe: A broken bone or severe concussion. Your character will be sidelined for two weeks.
Life-threatening: Multiple broken bones, internal injuries, and/or severe puncture/stab wounds to vital areas of the body. Your character will be sidelined for a month.
If one character is injured, never fear! You can still raid with your other characters.
Raiding Levels
The more you raid, the better you get at it! Raiding levels are specific to you, the player, not any one character. Please be sure to keep a journal or other document to track your raiding progress (links to all your raiding comments) so you know what level you're at. When you submit a raiding comment, be sure to let the admins know in the artist's description what your raiding level is (with a link to your progress tracker so we can double check).
Everyone will start out as a greenhorn. Greenhorn raiders have none of the bonuses listed below.
When you have raided 5 times, you will be boosted to skilled raider. Skilled raiders get the following bonuses:
• 5% less chance at getting injured
• +5% chance to find rare items
• +5% to solidi gain
• +5% chance to find Raiding Collection items.
When you've raided 15 times, you will boosted to veteran raider. Veteran raiders get the following bonuses:
• 10% less chance at getting injured
• +10% chance to find rare items
• +10% to solidi gain
• +10% chance to find Raiding Collection items.
When you've raided 25 times, you will boosted to master raider. Master raiders get the following bonuses:
• 15% less chance at getting injured
• +15% chance to find rare items
• +15% to solidi gain
• +15% chance to find Raiding Collection items.
If you're REALLY dedicated, you can make the jump to legendary raider. Reaching this rank requires you to raid a total of 75 times. Legendary raiders get the following bonuses:
•0% chance of getting injured
• +50% chance to find rare items
• +50% to solidi gain
• +75% chance to find Raiding Collection items.
Raiding Locations
Below are the raiding locations you can choose from. You CAN raid in a level that is above you, but be aware that you are risking your character getting seriously injured and having nothing to show for it. There is a solidi cap for each level, in order to prevent higher leveled raiders from farming low level areas.Old Vehicle
Difficulty: GreenhornDilapidated House
Difficulty: SkilledAbandoned Military Base
Difficulty: VeteranInland City Ruins
Difficulty: MasterFallen Dome City
Difficulty: LegendarySkin by fantasy-alive
Raiding Week One: December 7, 2014 - December 14, 2014