Guardians Gift Rs3
Guardians Gift Rs3 - Guardians of the Rift is a non-combat mini-game that takes place inside the Temple of the Eye. The main goal of the game is to help the Great Guard to seal the Abyss Abyss, Scar, the most dangerous part of Abyssal space, by providing it with guardian stones and protecting it from the Abyssal creatures that pass through the Abyss.
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Guardians Gift Rs3
A mini-game portal for the Guardians of the Rift is located in the basement of the Wizard's Tower. Players can reach it faster than running by using the following actions: The objective of the mini-game is to charge the Great Guard with enough energy to close the chasm through which the Abyssal Creatures pass.
In order to absorb essence and create blasted guardians, players must obtain guardian fragments from various sized guardian relics in the temple. There are three nodes to unlock - Shepherd's Pieces, Shepherd's Remnants, and Shepherd's Large Remnants. Shards and normal debris can be found around the edge of the temple area, while the larger debris is outside some rubble in the middle-east of the temple area, requiring Agility level 56 (non-multiplicative) to access.
In the western central part of the temple, during the mining operations, a large remains of a guardian was found, giving the meaning of the guardian. Although not usually accessible, portals will appear that take players there, spawning approximately every 2 minutes. Portals remain active for approximately 25 seconds.
Getting There[Edit | Edit Source]
The double effect of certain mining power-ups (such as Varok Armor and Charged Sky Rings) is used when mining Guardian Fragments and Essence. Guardian Fragments are transformed into Guardian Essence stored in Essence Pouches. They were brought to the Rune Altar in the center of the temple to influence the Portal Guardians by entering them.
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Only two portals are active at a time: one elemental and one catalytic. In order to absorb the essence of the guardian, it requires a level of Runecraft, such as constantly creating them at the appropriate altar. Note that mastering Rune Shrines during the minigame does not grant players the rift ranger cover.[1]
Sometimes players are given a portal talisman that can be used by Portal Guardians to return to a previously used rune altar, even if that altar's portal is closed. They cannot be saved after the match is over, so players must use them as much as possible.
Players can right-click the "Switch Talisman" button on the Portal Guardian to stop receiving portal talismans of the selected type. After players inject their essence into an elemental or catalytic guardian stone, they can return to the temple and power up the Great Guard. Each guardian stone gives two energies of the appropriate type;
Charging Cells[Edit | Edit Source]
if creating combo runes, players will instead receive polyelemental guardian stones that grant tri-elemental energy when used in Great Guard. When activating the Great Guard, the player's running energy is restored by 1% for each guardian stone given to the Guardian. Additionally, a small bonus amount is restored based on the player's current special attack energy, ranging from 1% extra with a fully depleted special energy bar to 11% extra running energy when the special bar is completely full.[2]
Keep in mind that some Portal Guardians require players to complete certain tasks in order to access them: Charged cells are used to create intervening guards and set up barriers. Uncharged cells are taken from the container near the entrance barrier and charged like a protective value.
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However, players can only hold ten uncharged cells and can only have one charged cell at a time. Guardians of Light are chiseled by the essence pillars near the tables to the south and can be either elemental (east) or catalytic (west). They control the elemental/catalytic guides in the outer ring.
Only ten Reef Guards can be active at any given time. Barriers are created by using charged cells in the cell tiles on the front. Using higher layers of cells in sequence (for example, medium and strong cells) strengthens them. Using less charged cells (such as a stronger cell in an overcharged barrier) strengthens the barriers by "healing" them instead.
Standard Runes[Edit | Edit Source]
If the barrier is broken, the cell tile must be repaired, which requires ten defender values. The power of a cell corresponds to the Runecraft level of the rune altar it is charged with: Since each combination can be made on one of two rune altars, the level of the cell is determined by the elemental altar used.
Players can gain power-ups by using cells, using Guardian Stones in the Great Guard, or repairing barriers. For each stone used, players gain 5 Runecraft experience and two elemental or catalytic energies depending on the type of essence used; if the combination creates runes, players will instead receive a polyelemental guardian stone that provides three elemental energies.
If players use ten essences to repair a cell tile, they get 25 energy in both forms. Each cell can be used in one of four ways. Build a barrier, recharge a barrier, strengthen a barrier (one level at a time), or create a guardian.
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Higher level cells give more energy with the exception of building barriers which always give 2 energy in both types. Using cells on barriers gives both elemental and catalytic energy, while creating a guardian only gives the type of energy that matches the guardian they create.
Combination Runes[Edit | Edit Source]
Creating a guardian gives 2 x + 1 {\displaystyle 2x+1} energy, where x {\displaystyle x} is the energy given to strengthen the barrier by that cell. After the first 120 second timer expires, new players cannot join. After that, enemies will start spawning and altar portals will open.
The first phase is short, giving players two minutes to prepare by acquiring guardian essence and uncharged cells to create and strengthen guardians. Initially, there are some weak cells used in the early stages of the battle that should be used to set up barriers.
After two minutes, Abyssal Creatures, consisting mostly of Abyssal Leeches and Guardians, begin to spawn from the Abyss. There will be several travelers among them. The monsters try to attack the Great Guard, their attacks draining their energy. They also attack barricades and rift guardians, but they only retaliate for the latter, not actively target them.
If the Great Guard's energy level reaches 0%, the encounter will fail. When the guardian reaches 60% charge, the temple shakes as the abyss glows, damaging all active barriers for 50 health and spitting out more guardians and walkers than leeches. Players must heal barriers and create more rift defenders as needed.
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