Notes about .hack

created Monday, 2003 June 16
updated Sunday, 2006 November 19

1. Introduction

These are personal notes about .hack. There are spoilers in this file! Read it at your own risk!

.hack is a computer roll-playing game. I reviewed it in [Sto03], & the Web site for the .hack project is http://www.dothack.com/.

I love the game, & it's complex enough that I am compelled to keep some notes on it. Here they are. They are for my personal use. Suitability for any other purpose or any other reader is purely coincidental.

2. Epitaph of Twilight

The most complete copy of ``The Epitaph of Twilight'' I've seen is at dothackers. It's too short to be the full Epitaph of Twilight, since the full one is known as ``the hundred tales of the hundred stories'' & is reputed to be long & rambling. This copy is probably assembled from the fragments of the poem that you can find while playing .hack.

Another copy is at http://flare.misabel.com/blog/epitaph.php.

The entry for ``Epitaph of Twilight'' on Wikipedia has the same words, though they are not scansioned.

3. Favorite Characters

My two favorite characters are Mistral & Terajima Ryoko.

Mistral is too cute. Love her voice & all the things she says. She's also animated the best, I think. See how she crouches when she casts spells? Good stuff. Once she gets to a high level & you give her some good magic wands or staffs, she's really powerful. It was somewhere in the middle of .hack//Outbreak, after giving her a good staff or wand, that I noticed Mistral was doing about half the damage to monsters. I'm upset that I haven't been able to use Mistral since .hack 2.

My next favorite character is Gardenia, then Natsume.

4. Online Personalities (spoiler)

I think the twin blade Bell is a singer named Yuka in the ``real world'' of .hack. Bell had hinted that she was a famous person in Mutation, but it wasn't until I ran into her at Fort Ouph that she hinted she was a person named Yuka. Bell suggests that Yuka left her band for a solo career because the band's manager made romantic or sexual advances towards her.

M-78 is a liar, of course. The amazing thing is that I've met people a lot like him in real online games. Eew.

5. Dungeon-Crawling Algorithm

If you use the left-hand rule to travel the dungeons, you can visit all the rooms in a dungeon, beat-up all the monsters, open all the portals, without using a Sprite Ocarina & without getting lost.

To use the left-hand rule, pretend that Kite's left hand it stuck to the wall. Let that determine your path through the dungeon. You won't need a Fairy Orb to map it first; you won't even need to display the map. You won't get lost. You'll visit everything. You'll pass through some rooms multiple times, but Kite's hand will be attached to a different wall each time. You won't get lost. You won't need to worry about whether you visited all the rooms. You won't need to plan ahead. Hell, you hardly won't need to think.

There is a right-hand rule which is equivalent.

The only disadvantage to the left-hand rule happens in special dungeons, where there is a scene or movie at the end. As you probably noticed already, after such scenes, you are teleported back to a root town. So if you didn't visit everything in the dungeon before that scene, you'll have to visit the dungeon again to see all those things. The left-hand rule does not guarantee that you'll clear-out a level before going to the next, so it is possible, maybe even likely, that you'll miss parts of a dungeon that has a scene at the bottom.

The left-hand rule won't visit all of a dungeon if the dungeon has a cycle in it. I have seen just one such dungeon in the first two parts of the game. It was in .hack//Mutation.

The left-hand rule won't work on the last dungeon of .hack//Mutation.

6. The Final Area of //Mutation

The first time I went through the final area, I did a data-drain on the first monsters we met on the second level of the dungeon & got a rare weapon for heavy blade. (Black Rose thanked me for it.) I forget what the sword was called, but it was level 32. Later in that same trek, I think I data-drained a ``SWORD'' for blademasters from some monster. At the bottom of the final area of .hack//Mutation is a boss. We got killed.

The second time through, I data-drained another rare weapon from the very first monster. It was ``Grand Elite'', a rare, level 20 wand for wavemaster. (Mistral loved it.) Again, I think I data-drained some other rare weapon later in that trek. We were killed by the boss again.

The third time through, I didn't data-drain any rare weapons from the monsters. We beat Magus that time.

Then I went back to the same dungeon & data-drained lots & lots of monsters. In that one trek, I obtained another Grand Elite for Mistral; some type of rare, level 23(?) pole-ax for long arm; a very good (though not rare) piece of armor for Kite; & a level 23(?), very good but not rare weapon for Kite.

So, you can data-drain some bitchin weapons & armor from the monsters in that last dungeon, & you can do it before or after finishing the game. Maybe you can data-drain the same type of things from the same type of monsters in other areas. I haven't tried (yet).

7. Goblin Races

I've completed eight, I think, of the goblin races.

In early versions, I used magic & speed charms. In the last two or three, I just chased down the little bugger & did an attack skill (like ``Thunder Dance'' or whatever) on him. It takes about three such attacks to take out the goblin.

After the fact, chasing him down, without speed charms & without even trying magic, was the easiest. The things I learned in the last two or three goblins are

Use the stick to control Kite, but also rotate the camera.
Keep a finger poised over the Triangle button. Tap it when you are close enough that you might be able to attack him, even if you haven't seen the red targeting square yet. Sometimes you won't be close enough. Just tape the Circle button to back out of the menu to continue the chase.
Don't stop chasing him! If you have used a speed charm, he'll heal, which effectively erases whatever progress you've made. If you haven't used a speed charm, I think he doesn't heal, but it still seems better to continue running toward him than to stop.
Don't give up. You can do it if you keep at it. It's just a matter of getting lucky with your Triangle taps three times. Those three special attacks will take him out.

I hated the first few goblin races, but after learning these things, I've had some fun with them. (If you are a game designer, please don't interpret this as a request for more goblin races.)

8. How Big is ``The World''

On the second DVD of the .hack//SIGN television series are some ``extras''. Some of the extras are scenes from, I guess, episodes of the show that I haven't seen yet. Or maybe from Japanese-only scenes. Or maybe scenes that were never finished. Anyway, I haven't seen them on the two .hack//SIGN DVDs I've seen or the first two parts of the video game.

In one of those extra scenes, Crim & BT talk about the keyword system. One of them says that in ``The World'', areas are selected from three lists of keywords. (If you've played the game, this is hardly news to you.) In the precursor to ``The World'', which was called ``Fragment''^8.1, Crim says areas were chosen by lists of letters. He says that the area-selection system of ``The World'' is built on the old system from Fragment. The letters are still there, but ``The World'' only lets users choose from lists of words. So many areas probably still exist but are inaccessible.

I'm not saying that ``The World'' (or .hack the game) use systems of letters, but such a letters system is technically feasible, so let's do some math.

In ``The World'' as of the end of .hack part 3, keyword list A contains 29 entries, B contains 28, & C contains 28. So in ``The World'', there are $29 \times 28 \times 28 = 22,736$ areas.

22,736 is a lot of areas, but if the system of letters in ``Fragment'' uses 30 letters to select an area, & if the ``letters'' are the 26, case-insensitive letters from the English alphabet, plus the space character^8.2, there are $27^{30} \approx 8.72 \times 10^{42}$ . In English, I think that's more than eight billion billion billion billion million.

What portion of Fragment's areas are available to ``The World''? ``The World'' contains $\frac{22,736}{8.72 \times 10^{42}} \approx 2.60 \times 10^{-39}$ of the areas from ``Fragment''. That's an infinitessimal fraction of the areas that were in ``Fragment''. More than 99.999 percent of Fragment's areas are inaccessible in ``The World''.

In various places in the game^8.3, I've read that the world-wide user base for ``The World'' is 20 million people. Because of time zones, probably about $\frac{1}{3}$ of the users could be online at a time, but not everyone who can login will be logged in. Totally pulling a number out of the air (or an orifice), let's say that $\frac{1}{3}$ of those people who can login, do login. So at any time, there are about $\frac{1}{3} \times \frac{1}{3} \times 20 \times 10^6 = 2,222,222$ people in ``The World''. If all of those people left the root towns & went adventuring at the same time, there would be people per area on the mean. Even if people spent half of their online time in root towns, you'd hardly be alone when you visited an area.

9. Interesting Areas

Here is a very useful message from Game FAQs.

From Sun Quan

Posted 7/17/2003 2:53:39 PM

Hey, all. I?ve compiled a list of good keywords to use to find a lot of the tradable items, i.e. Sports Drink, Cooked Bile, etc? and Grunty Food for //Infection. Keep in mind that these keywords are for //Infection. The fields and dungeons change from game to game so these might not work too well for //Mutation. I haven?t had the time to test them there, yet. This post will get additions as I go along, so please keep it bumped.

Major kudos to people like reciprocity, Pokekiller and Pendant of Courage from GameFAQs forums who cared enough to post some good keywords to try that were added to this list.

A few things to remember before we get to the list: - Some of these items and Grunty Foods are really difficult to find. Listed are areas that either have a lot of those items or foods, or you can find more than usual. For example, Piney Apples are difficult to find, and you only get between one and five per field, thus I?ve listed places where you can find three or more. - Usually the dungeons that I have listed have at least one good room with between six and twelve jars or eggs that can be broken to find Holy Sap, Burning Oil, etc? For some of the more rare items, though, the dungeon will only have ONE such room. When possible, I try to list dungeons that have that room on the first floor. - Some of the Keywords necessary to go to these places don?t become available until later in //Infection, so you?re going to have to be patient before you can explore them. - All fields and dungeons reset when you go from field to dungeon, dungeon to field, field to Root Town, thus if there?s a Grunty Food near the entrance to a dungeon or a field, you can simply go from one to the other and the food will reset each time. - Since this list is still being made, some of the items and foods have one or no keywords to them. I?ll add more as I find them.

Grunty Foods ?

Cordyceps: Delta: Detestable Oblivious Holy Ground

Grunt Mints: Delta: Raging Passionate Melody Delta: Discovered Primitive Touchstone

La Pumpkin: Delta: Bursting Passed Over Paradise (I personally picked up 52 La Pumpkins in one visit to this field) Theta: Bursting Passed Over Paradise

Mandragora: (Note: Just about any keyword that ends in Aqua Field will have a Spring Of Myst as well as a number of Mandragoras on it. These two keywords just have a LOT.) Delta: Bursting Passed Over Aqua Field Delta: Discovered Passed Out Twin Hills

Mushroom: Delta: Bursting Solitary Hypha Delta: Plenteous Smiling Hypha Delta: Putrid Hot Blooded Scaffold

Oh No Melon: Delta: Expansive Haunted Sea Of Sand Delta: Detestable Golden Messenger

Piney Apple: Theta: Soft Solitary Tri Pansy

Root Vegetable: Delta: Hidden Passed Over Fort Walls (There were only about seven on the field, but one was right next to the place where Kite enters the field, so you can just grab it, go back to the Root Town, go back to the field, grab another, and so on?) Delta: Detestable Golden New Truth Delta: Bursting Forbidden Spiral

Snakey Cactus: Delta: Expansive Despaired Fiery Sands

White Cherry: Delta: Voluptuous Oblivious White Devil Delta: Discovered Eternal March (Found around forty-two here) Delta: Greedy Her White Devil From: Sun Quan | Posted: 7/17/2003 2:55:17 PM | Message Detail Grunty Foods continued...

Golden Eggs: Delta: Sinking Smiling Fort Walls (Go down, left, straight. In the first room there is a portal and bearcat egg, go left and there is a golden egg. If you go straight again there is another portal and a bearcat egg. Get the eggs, go out of the dungeon and it will reset, then go back in.) Delta: Putrid Hot Blooded Scaffold Delta: Dog Dancing Forbidden Scent Delta: Bursting Passed Over March Delta: Bursting Passed Over Twin Hills Theta: Soft Solitary Tri Pansy

Bear Cat Eggs: Delta: Sinking Smiling Fort Walls (Go down, left, straight. In the first room there is a portal and bearcat egg, go left and there is a golden egg. If you go straight again there is another portal and a bearcat egg. Get the eggs, go out of the dungeon and it will reset, then go back in.)

Invisible Eggs: Delta: Plenteous Smiling Hypha Delta: Hideous Organ Market Scaffold Delta: Putrid Hot Blooded Scaffold

Immature Eggs: None (I forgot to write them down ;.;)

Bloody Eggs: None yet

Tradable Elemental Items ?

Burning Oil: (These are incredibly easy to find.) Delta: Hideous Destroyer?s Far Thunder Delta: Discovered Primitive Touchstone

Cooked Bile: (Not easy to find at all.) Theta: Cursed Despaired Paradise (Just one room, but the dungeon?s tiny)

Holy Sap: (Another easy one.) Delta: Plenteous Smiling Hypha Delta: Hideous Organ Market Scaffold (Rooms with twelve jars abound here) Delta: Putrid Hot Blooded Scaffold Theta: Collapsed Despaired Hypha

Pure Water: Theta: Quiet Eternal White Devil

Sports Drink: Delta: Bursting Passed Over Twin Hills (One room in the lower right end of the dungeon) Delta: Noisy Orange March Theta: Bursting Passed Over Twin Hills

Well Water: Delta: Indiscreet Gluttonous Pilgrimage Delta: Dog Dancing Forbidden Scent Theta: Dog Dancing Passionate Tri Pansy

Well, that?s it. Hope these Keywords help some of you out. Like I said, please keep these bumped and I?ll continue to add to it as I go along. I?ll also try them out in //Mutation eventually but I?ve already found out that there?s now only one Piney Apple in Theta: Soft Solitary Tri Pansy there, even if it is right by the entrance. And another thing? if any of you find any Keywords that I haven?t listed that have easily accessible elemental items or Grunty Foods, please feel free to reply with them and I'll check them out.

9.1 Another message

Here's another message from Game FAQs that mentions areas to visit.

From: VakuA

Posted: 7/30/2003 8:19:29 PM

Cat-Player
Author: Anonymous

I saw a cat-player character, it was wearing a hat and looked like it had patched fur. I can't tell you where I saw this character, but if you come to $\Lambda$ Nameless Distant Core I'll tell you. Oh yeah, I'd like you to come alone.

9.2 More Areas

Another message on Game FAQs suggests these:

$\Delta$ Quiet Oblivious Messenger
$\Lambda$ Chosen Distant Fiery Sands
$\Theta$ Outpouring Fata Hypha

Try $\Delta$ Chronicling Pagen Sunny Demon for a Zeit statue race.

Try hideous organ market scaffold to get the ice bar.

It's said that if you return to $\Delta$ Hidden Forbidden Holy Ground, you see some flashback scenes from ./hack // Sign.

Some level 50 fire areas where you can find ``Wander Demons''. All on $\Lambda$ server.

Soaring Sky Ghostly Wavemaster
Generous Worst Spiral
Shapeless Worst Mirror World
Rejecting Hot-Blooded Wavemaster
Bitter Ghostly Wavemaster
Discovered Ghostly Wavemaster
Cursed Ghostly Wavemaster
Predatory Vengeful Limit.
Chosen Hopeless Mirror World
Lotsa Ghostly Wavemasters

Someone else on Game FAQs gave this list of keywords from the .hack // Legend of the Twilight anime, which I haven't seen. He said there were no servers with the keywords, so you have to try some, see what happens.

wide-blessed-land
worrisome-cherryblosom's-maze
burning-overlooked-plains
flaring up-purgatory's-canyon
faraway-absolute-waterway
cursed-forest's-murderer
greedy-woman's-oven
snow-southern-country
colapsing-destroyer's-cementary
destroyer's-fallen-cementary

10. My Online Databank

I keep a databank of the areas I visit in .hack. Here are some reports generated from that databank.

10.1 Areas sorted by name

server	A part	B part	C part	level	field type	section
$\Omega$	ABRASIVE	BLOODY	LIMIT	85	NIL	10.5.1
$\Delta$	ABRASIVE	EMERALD	CRACK	7	JUNGLE	10.5.2
$\Sigma$	ABRASIVE	FALSE	TRAGEDY	69	NIL	10.5.3
$\Sigma$	ANCIENT	DESTROYERS	BATTLEFIELD	65	NIL	10.5.4
$\Omega$	ANCIENT	FANTASY	CAPSULE	73	HUMUS	10.5.5
$\Delta$	ANCIENT	FAREWELL	CHAOS	9	HUMUS	10.5.6
$\Omega$	ANCIENT	ILLUSIONARY	CHAOS	87	HUMUS	10.5.7
$\Sigma$	ANCIENT	SOLITARY	FAR-THUNDER	58	NIL	10.5.8
$\Omega$	ANCIENT	SOUL	FOOTSTEP	85	HUMUS	10.5.9
$\Delta$	ATTRACTING	WORST	PRAIRY	9	GRASSLAND	10.5.10
$\Omega$	BARKING	FATAL	SACRIFICE	72	NIL	10.5.11
$\Sigma$	BARKING	HOT-BLOODED	500-LOHAN	62	NIL	10.5.12
$\Sigma$	BEAUTIFUL	GRIEVING	ABYSS	52	NIL	10.5.13
$\Omega$	BEAUTIFUL	ORANGE	500-LOHAN	81	HUMUS	10.5.14
$\Lambda$	BITTER	DESTROYERS	TWIN-HILLS	40	NIL	10.5.15
$\Lambda$	BOTTOMLESS	SOUL	KALEIDOSCOPE	47	NIL	10.5.16
$\Lambda$	BOUNDLESS	SOLITARY	ABYSS	34	NIL	10.5.17
$\Theta$	BURSTING	FORBIDDEN	NEW-TRUTH	17	NIL	10.5.18
$\Lambda$	BURSTING	SOLITARY	KALEIDOSCOPE	32	NIL	10.5.19
$\Lambda$	CAPRICIOUS	UNENDING	CORRIDOR	38	NIL	10.5.20
$\Delta$	CHATTING	IMPRISONED	FALLEN-ANGEL	2	WASTELAND	10.5.21
$\Sigma$	CHOSEN	DISTANT	CORE	69	RED-HEAT	10.5.22
$\Omega$	CHOSEN	DISTANT	CORE	95	RED-HEAT	10.5.23
$\Omega$	CHOSEN	ORANGE	TREASURE-GEM	92	HUMUS	10.5.24
$\Delta$	CHRONICLING	HAUNTED	AQUA-FIELD	11	NIL	10.5.25
$\Theta$	CHRONICLING	HER	TWIN-HILLS	17	NIL	10.5.26
$\Sigma$	CLEAN	IMPRISONED	FALLEN-ANGEL	53	SNOW-1	10.5.27
$\Omega$	CORRODED	REBORN	GREAT-SEAL	75	SCORCHING-1	10.5.28
$\Omega$	CRUEL	VINDICTIVE	SCARS	75	NIL	10.5.29
$\Sigma$	CURSED	PAGAN	LYRIC-POET	67	NIL	10.5.30
$\Omega$	DAZZLING	GOLDEN	GIANT	72	NIL	10.5.31
$\Lambda$	DETESTIBLE	DISGRACED	MARCH	35	HUMUS	10.5.32
$\Theta$	DISCOVERED	PASSIONATE	HOLY-GROUND	NIL	NIL	10.5.33
$\Lambda$	DOG-DANCING	CORRUPTED	HYPHA	41	HUMUS	10.5.34
$\Theta$	DOG-DANCING	FAREWELL	KNIGHTS	27	SCORCHING-2	10.5.35
$\Theta$	DOG-DANCING	PASSIONATE	TRI-PANSY	19	NIL	10.5.36
$\Theta$	DRIPPING	SILENT	RAW-ORE	23	NIL	10.5.37
$\Delta$	DYING	SNARING	CORE	17	NIL	10.5.38
$\Omega$	EXCESSIVE	AGONIZING	FURNACE	75	NIL	10.5.39
$\Sigma$	EXPANSIVE	CORRUPTED	RIDGELINE	56	NIL	10.5.40
$\Sigma$	FLEETING	FALLOW	CHAOS	NIL	NIL	10.5.41
$\Sigma$	GENEROUS	BEMUSED	VIRGIN	62	NIL	10.5.42
$\Delta$	GREAT	AGONIZING	TWIN-HILLS	28	GRASSLAND	10.5.43
$\Lambda$	GREAT	SOLITARY	KALEIDOSCOPE	46	NIL	10.5.44
$\Theta$	GREEDY	CONFUSED	TWIN-HILLS	25	GRASSLAND	10.5.45
$\Sigma$	GREEDY	GAMBLERS	DRIFT	67	NIL	10.5.46
$\Theta$	GREEDY	SOLITARY	MELODY	NIL	NIL	10.5.47
$\Theta$	GREEDY	SOLITARY	REMNANT	26	NIL	10.5.48
$\Delta$	HIDDEN	FORBIDDEN	HOLY-GROUND	6	NIL	10.5.49
$\Lambda$	HIDEOUS	ORGAN-MARKET	LIMIT	36	NIL	10.5.50
$\Delta$	HIDEOUS	ORGAN-MARKET	SCAFFOLD	14	NIL	10.5.51
$\Omega$	INCESSANT	DESTROYERS	PILGRIMAGE	NIL	NIL	10.5.52
$\Sigma$	INTIMIDATING	PASSIONATE	AQUA-FIELD	59	GRASSLAND	10.5.53
$\Lambda$	LIGHTLESS	IMPRISONED	CODE	41	NIL	10.5.54
$\Lambda$	LIGHTLESS	SACRED	REMAINS	47	NIL	10.5.55
$\Omega$	LONELY	DUSK	PARADISE	90	EARTH	10.5.56
$\Delta$	LONELY	FATAL	SECRET-TOWER	17	JUNGLE	10.5.57
$\Sigma$	LOST	RELETAVISTIC	SAFE-HAVEN	56	DESERT-?	10.5.58
$\Omega$	LOST	TRAVELERS	STRAY-BALL	75	NIL	10.5.59
$\Omega$	MERCILESS	CONFUSED	VIRGIN	79	NIL	10.5.60
$\Omega$	MERCILESS	FATAL	CORE	89	NIL	10.5.61
$\Delta$	MYSTERIOUS	FORBIDDEN	HOLY-GROUND	16	SNOW-1	10.5.62
$\Theta$	MYSTERIOUS	GAMBLERS	CABBAGE	23	NIL	10.5.63
$\Lambda$	NAMELESS	DISTANT	CORE	50	NIL	10.5.64
$\Sigma$	NOISY	SACRED	RINGING-EARS	61	NIL	10.5.65
$\Theta$	OUTPOURING	FATAL	HYPHA	29	NIL	10.5.66
$\Sigma$	PLENTEOUS	HARD-ROE	SCAFFOLD	61	SNOW-???	10.5.67
$\Lambda$	PLUNDERED	DUSK	TWIN-HILLS	49	GRASSLAND	10.5.68
$\Omega$	PREDATORY	CONFUSED	TWINS	86	WASTELAND	10.5.69
$\Delta$	PREDATORY	GHOSTLY	SPIRAL	NIL	NIL	10.5.70
$\Lambda$	PULSATING	TRUTHS	CORE	30	NIL	10.5.71
$\Delta$	QUIET	OBLIVIOUS	MESSENGER	10	NIL	10.5.72
$\Theta$	RAGING	AGONIZING	NOTHINGNESS	NIL	NIL	10.5.73
$\Lambda$	REINCARNATED	SOMEONES	FORT-WALLS	44	NIL	10.5.74
$\Theta$	REJECTING	BLOODY	PURE-DEFENSE	23	NIL	10.5.75
$\Omega$	REJECTING	FAREWELL	VIRGIN	75	GRASSLAND	10.5.76
$\Lambda$	REJECTING	RELATIVISTIC	TWIN-HILLS	43	NIL	10.5.77
$\Delta$	RESONATING	SOUL	EXCAVATION	17	SNOW-1	10.5.78
$\Theta$	RESURRECTING	SNARING	PILGRIMAGE	29	NIL	10.5.79
$\Sigma$	RISING	IMPLACABLE	SIPPING-BUG	56	NIL	10.5.80
$\Sigma$	SCATTERING	FACING-MIRRORS	COMPASS	63	NIL	10.5.81
$\Omega$	SCATTERING	LIGHT-TRAP	GIANT	85	SNOW	10.5.82
$\Delta$	SCATTERING	PSEUDO	TREASURY	17	NIL	10.5.83
$\Omega$	SCATTERING	SOLITARY	SUNNY-DAEMON	85	NIL	10.5.84
$\Sigma$	SCREAMING	WIND-SANDS	FATE-CASTLE	70	NIL	10.5.85
$\Delta$	SECRETIVE	DESTROYERS	TRAGECTORY	2	DESERT	10.5.86
$\Omega$	SICKENED	IMPRISONED	WIDOW	73	NIL	10.5.87
$\Omega$	SINKING	EVIL-EYED	TWINS	85	NIL	10.5.88
$\Sigma$	SINKING	SMILING	MELODY	57	NIL	10.5.89
$\Theta$	SLEEPY	SOLITARY	MELODY	30	NIL	10.5.90
$\Sigma$	SOARING-SKY	MADNESS	COMPASS	56	NIL	10.5.91
$\Theta$	SOFT	SOLITARY	TRI-PANSY	14	NIL	10.5.92
$\Sigma$	SORROWFUL	COUNTLESS	TRI-PANSY	63	EARTH	10.5.93
$\Omega$	SORROWFUL	DESPARED	NEW-TRUTH	80	NIL	10.5.94
$\Sigma$	SORROWFUL	SWELTERING	ARENA	62	NIL	10.5.95
$\Sigma$	SPUN	BLOODY	TRAGEDY	55	NIL	10.5.96
$\Lambda$	STALKING	BETRAYED	NOTHINGNESS	70	NIL	10.5.97
$\Delta$	STALKING	PASSED-OVER	TWINS	16	NIL	10.5.98
$\Lambda$	STRAYED	GAMBLERS	FATE-CASTLE	32	NIL	10.5.99
$\Sigma$	TESTED	MORPHEAN	ALCHEMY	NIL	NIL	10.5.100
$\Sigma$	TESTED	QUICKSILVER	VALKYRIE	52	NIL	10.5.101
$\Sigma$	TURBULENT	DISTRUSTING	ICE-WALL	54	NIL	10.5.102
$\Sigma$	TURBULENT	MADNESS	REMAINS	56	NIL	10.5.103
$\Delta$	TURBULENT	MOMENTARY	CODE	7	NIL	10.5.104
$\Sigma$	UNMATCHED	WORSE	ABYSS	72	SNOW	10.5.105
$\Omega$	UNSPEAKABLE	FATED	DOWNY-GROWTH	80	NIL	10.5.106
$\Sigma$	UNUSUAL	GHOSTLY	REMNANT	62	NIL	10.5.107
$\Delta$	VAGUELY	BETRAYED	FORT-WALLS	14	SNOW-1	10.5.108
$\Theta$	VOLUPTUOUS	GOLDEN	HYPHA	NIL	NIL	10.5.109
$\Delta$	VOLUPTUOUS	HER	REMNANT	3	NIL	10.5.110

10.2 Areas sorted by level

server	A part	B part	C part	level	field type	section
$\Omega$	INCESSANT	DESTROYERS	PILGRIMAGE	NIL	NIL	10.5.52
$\Sigma$	TESTED	MORPHEAN