ROO Codex: Ragnarok Origin Scarlet Moonlight

Fair competition is the essence of fighting.

A PVP scenario where adventurers both Veteran or New can fight side to side.

Today, we will introduce Scarlet Moonlight a.k.a War or Moon Chasers.

In this guide, we will learn about the:

- Scarlet Moonlight

- The Gameplay

- The Playable class builds

- The Quests and Rewards

Scarlet Moonlight

Scarlet Moonlight is an absolutely fair and competitive gameplay. The Scarlet Moonlight is a 5V5 competition, and adventurers can choose to enter the battlefield in a single-player match or team match. This feature is limited to base level 70 and above.

This is a cross-server weekday event that will let you choose from different builds with a pre-selected equipment set. And will be grouped and matched to the same number of opponents.

In addition, you can also create a Private Battle Mode to challenge your friends or create a strategy for each battle.

The Classes

The Season 1 class builds include the Spiral Pierce LK, Full Support Priest, Gravitation Field High Wizard, Fire Bolter Professor, Red Cut assassin Cross, Soul Breaker Sinx, High-speed cart ram Mastersmith, Acid Bomber Biochemist, Falconer Sniper, and Full Support Bard.

In the first season of the Scarlet Moonlight, adventurers can choose one of the main transcended Classes to fight. Each class build has Stats and Skills recommended by the system, and a full set of equipment refined to +15.

Matchmaking

The Scarlet Moonlight adopts the Ban and Pick method. Players will be matched using the cross-server queue, single or as a team. Before the start of the game, both parties can confirm the opponent's information and choose to ban one class at the same time. Inactive players will be restricted from matchmaking for 30 seconds.

Class Selection

First, one player from each party can ban a specific class from being selected. No class will be excluded if no selection has been made when the timer runs out.

After the banning phase, each player can select the class they want to use. Players are locked into their choice upon confirmation.

In each team, there is a maximum number of players that can choose the same class. For example, only one High priest can be deployed per match. Class selection limits may change and you can check the description on the left side.

The Gameplay

The team that reaches the number of kills first on the battlefield wins, and the MVP player for each match will be selected for that match.

The battle will start after the job selections are confirmed. Each match will have a 4-minute countdown. The faction that will achieve 15 kills first will win the match

If neither faction reaches 15 kills when the timer finishes, the faction with the higher kill count will win.

If the kill counts are the same, both sides will enter overtime and the first faction to score a kill will win the match.

Trophies and Luna Coins will be distributed according to the match results. An additional bonus will be awarded to the MVP of each round.

The Rewards

Trophies can be obtained for victories and failures, and MVP players can get additional trophies! The higher the number of trophies accumulated, the higher the personal season rank!

- Trophy

The number of trophies that you will receive is based on your Trophy Gap. If you start the season with 300 trophies, then you will get +50 trophies if you win, 15 trophies when you lose, and an additional 15 trophies for MVP.

You can check the following Trophy gap and rewards.

In addition, You will receive rewards upon reaching a certain Trophy number.

- Luna Coins

Luna coins can be acquired per match. You can use Luna coins to purchase items in the War of Moon Chasers Shop. You will get 80 Luna Coins if you win, and 50 Luna coins if you lose. You can only acquire a maximum of 550 Luna coins weekly.