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# World Boss System

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When players kill an MvP from their respective maps, MVP kills will be recorded by the World Boss Counter.

Once the necessary number of MVPs eliminations is achieved, you are able to use @joinwb to warp to where the World Boss is located.\
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After the death of the World Boss, there will be 10 Treasure Chests scattered around the map for players to grab as fast as possible.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Just like the MvP System, there will be a 30-second cooldown after taking one of the Treasure Chest.
{% endhint %}

## Default Rewards:

* 10 Credits
* 15 Yggdrasil Berry Boxes
* 15 Yggdrasil Seed Box
* 15 Thunder Boxes
* 5 Gachapon Coins

## Chance Rewards:

* **Treasure Box I** ( 50% )
* **Treasure Box II** ( 30% )
* **Treasure Box III** ( 10% )
* **Gachapon Coin** ( 70% )
* **VIP Ticket** ( 30% )
* **Costumes** ( 20% )

## Last Hit Rewards:

* 15 Credits
* 30 Yggdrasil Berry Boxes
* 30 Yggdrasil Seed Boxes
* 30 Thunder Boxes
* 1 Treasure Box III
* 5 Gachapon Coins

{% hint style="warning" %}
World Boss System is on an early stage, we will regularly update thes feature depending on the server's progress and the community's opinion.
{% endhint %}


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