Difference between revisions of "Shooting star"
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Sometimes a star falls down in a members-only area, like the [[Kharidian desert]], only members will be able to reach it then. It can also land in the [[Wilderness]], making it dangerous to gather your stardust there. | Sometimes a star falls down in a members-only area, like the [[Kharidian desert]], only members will be able to reach it then. It can also land in the [[Wilderness]], making it dangerous to gather your stardust there. | ||
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A fallen star can be of different sizes, from just 6 to 9 layers. With every extra layer players need a higher [[Mining]] level to mine it, up to level 90 for 9 layers. When players with a higher mining level have reduced the star to less layers, players with low Mining will be able to join too.<br> | A fallen star can be of different sizes, from just 6 to 9 layers. With every extra layer players need a higher [[Mining]] level to mine it, up to level 90 for 9 layers. When players with a higher mining level have reduced the star to less layers, players with low Mining will be able to join too.<br> | ||
When mined players will receive [[Stardust]] and a random gem occasionally. The first player who mines the first stardust of a new star receives 10k bonus [[Mining]] experience as a reward for finding it. | When mined players will receive [[Stardust]] and a random gem occasionally. The first player who mines the first stardust of a new star receives 10k bonus [[Mining]] experience as a reward for finding it. | ||
The experience granted for mining the star is 120 + 2 times the Mining requirement for the current layer. A player with 99 mining will receive 300 xp per stardust at the first layer of size 9 star, and a size 9 star will give 300k Mining experience and 1300 stardust divided over all players that mine the star. | The experience granted for mining the star is 120 + 2 times the Mining requirement for the current layer. A player with 99 mining will receive 300 xp per stardust at the first layer of size 9 star, and a size 9 star will give 300k Mining experience and 1300 stardust divided over all players that mine the star. | ||
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Every crashed star has 1 Uncut onyx that a random player mining the star will receive.<br> | Every crashed star has 1 Uncut onyx that a random player mining the star will receive.<br> | ||
Revision as of 19:34, 4 November 2014
The Shooting star distraction and diversion is a new event that appears in Emps-World since 2 November 2014. After a previous star has been completely disappeared.
When a star crashes down every player currently online in that world will receive a message that varies according to the distance of the player to the star. A star can crash in a lot if different locations and it might be hard to find for some players. To receive a hint about the whereabouts of the latest fallen star players can go to the Observatory just north of Castle-Wars and talk to the Observatory assistant. This feature is just for members. The Observatory professor will tell you if a star has landed or give an indication on how long it'll take before another star lands.
Sometimes a star falls down in a members-only area, like the Kharidian desert, only members will be able to reach it then. It can also land in the Wilderness, making it dangerous to gather your stardust there.
A fallen star can be of different sizes, from just 6 to 9 layers. With every extra layer players need a higher Mining level to mine it, up to level 90 for 9 layers. When players with a higher mining level have reduced the star to less layers, players with low Mining will be able to join too.
When mined players will receive Stardust and a random gem occasionally. The first player who mines the first stardust of a new star receives 10k bonus Mining experience as a reward for finding it.
The experience granted for mining the star is 120 + 2 times the Mining requirement for the current layer. A player with 99 mining will receive 300 xp per stardust at the first layer of size 9 star, and a size 9 star will give 300k Mining experience and 1300 stardust divided over all players that mine the star.
Every crashed star has 1 Uncut onyx that a random player mining the star will receive.
With stardust players can buy several rewards from the Sprite that appears when the star has been fully mined, including the Dragon pickaxe.
Locations
Players can talk to the Observatory assistant to receive a hint about the location of the fallen star. Players can also join the clan-chat 'Fallen star' to join others in their search for fallen stars in Emps-World.
| Hint | Possible locations |
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| 'It has crashed somewhere in a desert' | The Quarry south of the Bandit camp (members only), north-west of Uzer (members only), south of Nardah (members only), near Duel-Arena. or the quarry north of Al-Kharid |
| 'It has crashed somewhere in Misthalin' | The quarry south-east of Varrock, the quarry south-west of Varrock, just near the eastern bank in Varrock or the quarry south-west in Lumbridge swamp |
| 'It has crashed somewhere in Asgarnia' | On the top of Ice mountain, near the Crafting guild, near the Rimmington dungeon, west of Falador or east of the Falador bank. |
| 'It has crashed somewhere in the Wilderness' | Just north of the Chaos Elemental, south of Dark warriors castle, near the Mage of Zamorak, south of the Lava maze or east of the Mage arena |
Rewards
You can exchange your stardust for rewards when you talk to the Star sprite at the end of every Shooting star event.
| Image | Item | Stardust | Description |
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Dragon pickaxe | 10 000 | The best pickaxe in-game. |
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Mining ring | 1 000 | Grants you 5% extra Mining experience while wearing this. |
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XP lamp | 50 | Grants 1k Mining experience. |
