Talk: Wiki Management/@comment-24383490-20180422142144/@comment-27784090-20180612092520

Latest revision as of 09:26, 12 June 2018

Priority: 1 (every single character is affected)

Description: Before unlocking the final dungeon, the leader of the enemy gods, Abyss, flies into a rage as his subordinates get defeated and he causes an earthquake. The quake in itself isn't particularly strong, as there was only minor-to-mid damage to buildings, but it happened across the entire region the game takes place in.

Here's the map of the seen region. Abyss causes the quake from the encircled place, and reaches up to the furthest west point. It's more than likely that the quake happened in all directions.

Request: What AP would be needed for Abyss to cause that quake?

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 '''Verse:''' [[Izuna (Universe)]]
-'''Description:''' Before unlocking the final dungeon, the leader of the enemy gods, Abyss, flies into a rage as his subordinates get defeated and he causes an earthquake. The quake in itself isn't particularly strong, as there was only minor damage to buildings, but it happened across the entire region the game takes place in.
+'''Description:''' Before unlocking the final dungeon, the leader of the enemy gods, Abyss, flies into a rage as his subordinates get defeated and he causes an earthquake. The quake in itself isn't particularly strong, as there was only minor-to-mid damage to buildings, but it happened across the entire region the game takes place in.
-Here's the map of the seen region. Abyss causes the quake from the encircled place, and reaches up to the furthest west point. Considering the position of the red circle, it's more than likely that the quake happened in all directions.
+Here's the map of the seen region. Abyss causes the quake from the encircled place, and reaches up to the furthest west point. It's more than likely that the quake happened in all directions.
 [[File:Izuna map 2.jpg|350px]]