In order to raise one's adventurer rank, certain conditions have to fulfill, which take up a considerable amount of time.Īfter a player has received their adventurer rank, they are considered as true Adventurers in God's Domain, and allowed to take on personal commissions. If they win the challenge, they will replace the player, otherwise they can try again in the following month. Each month, the Adventurer's Association would hold a competition for players whom have passed the Epic rank assessment to challenge any one of the ten existing Epic Rank Adventurers. Once these slots are filled, aspiring players wanted to rise to this rank would need to pass the Epic rank assessment. There are no limits to the number of players in the first five ranks, however each kingdom and empire can only have a maximum of ten Epic Rank Adventurers. Moving forward past Level 50, player's strength would be measured by their adventurer rank. There are a total of six ranks: Bronze, Mysterious-Iron, Secret-Silver, Fine-Gold, Dark-Gold, and Epic. Once the player is able to defeat the monster, they are awarded the Bronze Rank, they are given the option to challenge a higher rank, with the monster getting stronger in Attributes, combat techniques, skills and intelligence. Players would have to take on 1 Lord Rank monster that matches their level. Players are brought to the association's arena filled with dense Mana to allow the player to perform in their best condition. The second test is a test of the player's strength. Players are tested by placing their hand on a prepared crystal ball, that determines whether the player's physique had reached the standard of a Tier 2. The first test is a test of the player's physique.
First mentioned in chapter 1318, when Shi Feng went to complete this Tier 2 Promotion Procedures at the Adventurer’s Association.Īfter a player completes their Tier 2 Promotion Quest, they would have to register at the Adventurer's Association and be tested before they were recognised officially as a Tier 2 Player.
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