Arena Fantasia is HS5’s latest architecture designed to provide a more public venue for individuals to have fun challenging one another to Individual Battle. AF can house up to 100 contestants each round and it admits only players of Character Level 20 or above.

A nominal admission and enrolment fee of 3 Beans will be levied on each contestant.

Two rounds of Contest, one in the afternoon, another in the evening, will be held each Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. Yet, when the number of registered players drops below 20, the round will be automatically cancelled.

How to Obtain Beans

The number of Beans in your account at your first login on any one day always stands at 5 Beans. (In the case of players with fewer than 5 Beans in their accounts, the system will automatically elevate the amount to 5 at their logins; players will receive NO more Beans at subsequent logins on the same day.)

Top 8 scorers in the Arena Fantasia battle will gain the players ONE Bean each; the 2nd Runner-up will be rewarded with 2 more Beans, the 1st Runner-up 3 and the Champion 4.

The Champion will also receive 2 Medals, the 1st Runner-up and the 2nd Runner-up 1 Medal each.

In addition to gaining you admission to Arena Fantasia, these Beans can also be used to exchange for exclusive Fantasia prizes.

Exchange for Arena Fantasia prizes MUST take place inside Arena Fantasia.

Registration for the Afternoon Session: 14:00 – 14:25

Afternoon Session begins at 14:30

Registration for the Evening Session: 19:00 – 19:25

Evening Session begins at 19:30

Step-to-Step Guide for Registration

1.      Registration is to be done on line 1 with event NPC (See picture below); prospective participants have to go up to the NPC and talk to her; then they have to select ‘Register’. If the number of registration has reached the limit of 100, registration will close.    
   
      
   

2.      When the Arena battle starts, all registrants will be randomly paired-up by the system for their first elimination round; a player has to win against her(his) opponent to progress to the next ground. When the first elimination round starts with an odd number of players, the one left without an opponent will go straight to the next round.

3.      Elimination rounds such as this go on until only 4 participants are left; these 4 finalists will compete for 3 winner prizes: the Champion, the 1st Runner-up and the 2nd Runner-up.

4.      In the case of only 3 finalists are left, 2 competitors will be randomly selected by the system to go on a round; the one gets beaten will receive the 2nd Runner-up prize. The other one will battle with the remaining competitor for the Championship.