Henesys+PQ

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Henesys Party Quest is located in Henesys (No!) Park. To get there, go to the portal in the silver arch near the East side of town. Or, go to the second portal in the Market, the portal to the West. The party quest area is generally by the bunny. Most people recruiting, or trying to get a party are in Channel 1. This PQ is great, because it allows all levels. It was designed dor Levels 10-15, but you can have some higher levels, persay Level 50 join in and help you, or maybe a friend. You can't do that in other PQs. Note a few things. You have to be Level 10 or up to participate. Only one party in at once per PQ per channel per world. You must have three or more people in your party. You must have three or more people at the same map (from a certain distance, usually about two eye-sights away)======

Getting a Team
To get a team, simply say, Joining (or, in PQ Slang, J>) PQ, or Party Quest. If you have good atributes, let's say a high level, or a great class, include it.

"J> PQ, Level 19 Sin"

Add extra stuff that may attract recruiters.

"J> PQ, Level 19 Sin, Very EXPd, I throw Kumbi"

Stuff like that.

Soon, a blue box might appear saying someone would like you to join. Click the check box.

Getting In

To get in, basically follow the leader. A few important terms:

CC: Change channel. It is usually followed by a number, in the PQ case. This usually means there's already a party in, so find a different one. Usually if someone who isn't allied with you says 'CC', it usually means that they had the channel first, and it would be polite to switch.

Track: Track is a track used by typing in /find charctername. You can use that to tell which stage their on. It's of little use in Henesys PQ though.

Scout: Scouts leave a little bit early, to see if people might try to get in. They might record their names, so they can have a track.

These are the basics, more in the PQ Slang section.

Anyways, your leader will do most of the work for you. After you get in, get to work! Continue in the next section.

Completing the Henesys Party Quest
Here's a map about what the hill looks like. To understand the key a little bit better, check out the next sections.Planting The Seeds You first spawn by the Tiger NPC. He's mainly for the leader.

Your goal is to plant six certain plants by the moon. When the moon turns full, the Moon Bunny will spawn. You must defend him while he makes ten Rice Cakes. The leader then turns them in, and, that's about it.

First, it's best to organize two planters (only one if you only have three people in your party) and the rest as seed gatherers.

SEED GATHERERS

Have the Seed Gatherers hit the plants. The plants are green, tall, and have brown leaves. Note it takes about ten seconds after you first get there for them to spawn.

I reccocmend regular Strike, crouch and strike, regular, crouch. That gives you about the wait time for you to send another strike. That way, it will take care of them faster.

After the plant falls, it MIGHT drop a seed. It's about a 1 in 5 chance. The seeds are:

Purple, Pink, Brown, Yellow, Green, Blue.

Keep track of them, and say them aloud.

Now, repeat. After the planters tell you everything's been found, head up toward the cloud where the Moon Bunny spawns (marked as >><< in the map) and wait patiently for the bunnies and enimies to spawn.

PLANTERS

Planters are those who gather seeds, and then plant them.

Around the moon, at the upper part of the map, ar six platforms covered in grass. These are called footings. They are barely big enough for you to stand. Your job is to simply drop all six of the seeds on the footings. Sounds easy enough, but there's a twist. Each seed has a specific footing, so you have to keep on alternating footings.

The order of the seed footings is this, starting the top right, going clockwise. Green, Purple, Pink, Brown, Yellow, Blue.

Also, according to Neolord, (and confirmed by me) plants drop certain seeds. If you look on the map, you can see what plants drop when you're missing only one or two.

Now, in order to see that the seed was successful, you have to wait about six seconds. If it was the correct one, a flower will grow. If not, it will remain there. If it didn't sprout, cycle through the ones WITHOUT flowers, and keep dropping and waiting.

If none of them worked, there's one of three things wrong, in order from most common to least.

1) You didn't do every platform. Go back, and try again making sure you did.

2) You didn't wait long enough. You have to wait around six to ten seconds for it to sprout.

3) That seed was already planted. This might happen if you don't keep track of what you're planting, especially if you haven't assigned Planters and Seed Collecters.

Making Rice Cakes

After all six seeds are turned into flowers and put on the footings, the moon in the middle turns full. That tells you it's time for Round 2.

Right then and there, a new member joins your party - the Moon Bunny. He's cooking up something, but some monsters attack. You need to make sure that he can make ten rice cakes, before he dies (yes, he has a HP bar, though it's rare that he dies. Usually time runs out before he does, so don't worry about it that much)

Have an even amount of people (person, in the case of three people) and have the odd one out in the middle. Make sure the odd one out if there is one, is either a strong player, or ranged (Assassin, Mage, or Bow(wo)man)

Have everybody attack like mad. If you see a monster come near, keep it away from the Moon Bunny by attacking, even if you can't kill it in one or two hits. Take care of your placement, make sure you focus on your spot only, or else some monsters might sneak in from your side.

The main thing to worry about are aerial attacks. You may want to do this if you have six people - put two on the Moon Bunny platform, one having equal atributes of an 'odd one out', and have that person collect the dropped Rice Cakes. Have the four other people spread out on the clouds near the Flower platforms, the same footings. That way, you won't need to worry as much about aerials.

To get into more details, the Moon Bunny produces a Rice Cake by not being touched. If he is, he has to start the time over again, meaning it's more vital to protect him (or perhaps a her)

The Rice Cakes drop usually right in front, so have either the Leader (who has to turn it in) or the Odd One Out collect it. At the end, (you need ten Rice Cakes) have the Odd One Out to drop them and have the leader finish this pesky PQ up.

Bonus Round

After the chaos, and you finish up, you get 1,600 experience and you're dropped out at the Shortcut. But it isn't bad this time, there's another bunny waiting for you at the left. Have the leader click him to advance to the shortcut.

(Beware, click the other bunny, and you leave. If the Leader clicks any bunny, you ALL leave to wherever he goes)

After that, you're in Pig heaven. A pig beach with better spawn, and it's exclusive to you. Oh, wow!

It's simple, there's two sides, split by platforms going up. There's arrows in the center platforms, and then ropes for the long way at the edges. If you're in trouble, go to the Center or Side Platforms, then go up to the very bottom or top. If you probably won't make it, jump to a rope and climb all the way up. Heal if you can, if you ca't - wait 'till time ticks off.

You have 5 minutes of heaven, nevertheless your time leaving. After that, you transport out back to Henesys Park, where you can rush (go in for a second time without letting a waiting group get in, look in PQ slang) or simply leave.