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+ | File:Orange Crystal Core.png|Standard Orange Core | ||
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+ | File:Orange Crystal Core on Cart.png|Standard Orange Core on a Cart | ||
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+ | File:Crystal Cart.png|Standard Pink Core on a Cart | ||
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+ | File:Wyvern's Den Core 1.png|Wyvern's Den Egg 1 | ||
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+ | File:Totally Normal Crystal Core.png|Wild Westival Main Core | ||
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+ | File:Liferoot Forest Eggs.png|Eggs in Liferoot Forest | ||
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+ | File:Ship Crystal.png|Pink Core on Plunderer's Paradise | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:41, 19 November 2023
Crystal Cores
- Main Objectives are marked on the mini-map with a red trimmed yellow Shield Icon.
- Defending the Crystal Core(s) is the main objective in order to complete any map.
If any Main Core gets destroyed the map will fail. - The Amount of HP a Core has depends on difficulty and map.
Sub Objectives
- Sub Objectives can be identified by the spinning Grey shield above them.
- Sub Objectives are a secondary type of "core" to protect. If the Sub Objective gets destroyed the map won't fail but a new lane often opens on the next wave. If you lose the Sub Objective on the last wave it can be ignored.
- The Amount of HP a Sub Objective has depends on difficulty and map.
- Keeping Sub Objectives alive until the end of the map will yield bonus experience.
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