A Hardcore Server for Christmas: TERA Tougher Than Ever

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A Hardcore Server for Christmas: TERA Tougher Than Ever

A Hardcore Server for Christmas: TERA Tougher Than Ever

The successful action MMO TERA is getting an extra special update for the year’s end. In addition to two new dungeons and a host of exclusive events, publisher Gameforge and developers Bluehole are bringing out the big guns with the event server “Manahan”. Open for only a limited period of time, the server offers a unique TERA experience with the most extreme ruleset ever seen. Players will need nerves of steel to walk away victorious.

On December 12th, to coincide with the new update, the event server Manahan will open its doors, offering a hardcore challenge to all TERA players. The server provides access to an experimental playground for five weeks, a space where newcomers to TERA can cut their teeth, and veterans can recover from any potential war fatigue. Players can join Manahan with up to two freshly created characters, who must take on the fight in more challenging dungeons against tougher bosses with reduced basic stats. Even leveling up requires more experience points than usual. On the other hand, once they reach level 65 the progress in terms of improved item XP is faster than ever before.

The ruleset used on Manahan isn’t for the faint-hearted. We want to give players the challenge of their lives,” explains Noemi Feller, portfolio manager. “The server’s been designed to incite players to victory, while simultaneously improving their inventories in the long-run. Whoever manages to battle their way through to level 65 will be well reward for their efforts.

Gear Up Characters and Bring Them Home

As well as basking in the knowledge that they belong among the ranks of the internet’s most tenacious gamers, players will also receive unique special rewards for unlocking certain server-specific achievements (e.g. being the first player to reach level 65 on Manahan), as well as valuable chests upon reaching level 65. Instances drop far more rewards for players, and guilds can also level up much faster. In terms of PvP gameplay, the lineup of available battlegrounds has been reshuffled and new options added. Different player numbers are now possible, and a variety of never-before-seen settings for the weekly guild war Civil Unrest: Velika. Best of all, characters created on Manahan can also be transferred back to regular servers for free, assuming they have reached level 65, allowing players to enjoy longer term benefits from all the blood and sweat they invest on the event server.

Two New Dungeons and Tons of Events

Aside from Manahan, the December update adds a rich new content pack for players. The 5-player dungeon Lakan’s Broken Prison returns to both the regular TERA servers and the event server, while an extreme version of the 5-player Dreadspire is also available, including hardcore bosses for players to best. There’s also a magical letter event running, where players can exchange letters they’ve collected for valuable rewards. Between December 19th and January 11th, players on all servers can take part in Wintera’s epic snowball fights, collecting trophies and exchanging them for special wintry costumes, skills or accessories. Plus there are fake Santas for players to hunt down across all corners of TERA between December 21st and January 2nd, and there are Astral Gifts waiting for players on 9 days between December 16th and January 1st for spending time in the game. Finally, players on regular TERA servers can take advantage of extra buffs during each weekend in December.

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Byron is the founder of Pivotal Gamers and currently oversees the growth and operations of the company behind this and other gaming communities, F2P Media Ltd. In the past, among other gaming related projects, he used to work for some of the biggest software development companies in Greece.
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