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# Town Relation System

Town Relations is a **city-vs-city contribution system**. Each character is tied to a home town (by default, your save point or registration choice), and your activity adds to that town's standing.

## 🙋 How to Participate

* Talk to the **Town Relations NPC** in your home town to check your contribution and your town's rank.
* Special town-relations events (announced on **Discord**) award bonus contribution.

## 🎁 Rewards

Winning towns may receive:

* **Map-wide buffs** for the duration of the next standings window.
* **Bragging rights** on the leaderboard.

Specific rewards rotate — check the NPC in town for the current standings window.

## 🏆 Town Buffs

Each town carries its own signature buff. Here's what the three major cities grant:

| Town            | Focus          | Buff                                                            |
| --------------- | -------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 🏰 **Prontera** | All-rounder    | +5% EXP · +5% Drop · +5% damage to Boss · +5 DEX · +1 All Stats |
| 🏹 **Payon**    | Physical might | +5% EXP · +5% Drop · +5 STR · +10 ATK · +20 DEF                 |
| 🔮 **Geffen**   | Arcane power   | +5% EXP · +5% Drop · +10% MATK · +5 INT · +200 Max SP           |

## 🔄 Switching Towns

You can change your home town anytime through the **Town Relations NPC**.


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