Land of Water

The Land of Water is the fourth area available for questing in Castle Age. To unlock the Land of Mist, you must reach 100% Influence in the first 4 Land of Mist Quests (Misty Hills of Boralis, The Keep of Corelan, Triste, and Mausoleum of Triste)

At first, only the 5 Main Quests are available. Then once you gain 100% influence in 4 out of the 5 Main Quests, then the Special Mission becomes available. After doing the Special Mission once, all Sub-Quests are unlocked for all quests that have reached 100% influence. (Note: You do not need to repeat the Special Mission to unlock the Sub-Quests for the 5th of the 5 Main Quests. Once the Special Mission has been completed, once a Main Quest hits 100% influence, it will then automatically unlock the Sub-Quests).

Main Quest 1: The Betrayed Lands

Sub-Quest 1: Fight Dragon Welps

Sub-Quest 2: Destroy Fire Dragon

Main Quest 2:  The Second Temple of Water

Sub-Quest 1:  Battle Earth and Fire Demons

Sub-Quest 2: Destroy Fire Elemental

Main Quest 3: The Keep of Isles

Sub-Quest 1:  Repel Gargoyle Raid

Sub-Quest 2: Battle The Black Dragon

Main Quest 4:  The Smouldering Pit

Sub-Quest 1: ???

Sub Quest 2: ???

Main Quest 5: A Demonic Transformation

Sub-Quest 1:  Fight Cefka's Shadow Guard

Sub-Quest 2: Duel Cefka's Knight Champion

Special Mission: A Look into the Darkness

Notes:

 * You do not need to repeat the Special Mission to unlock the Sub-Quests for the 5th of the 5 Main Quests. Once the Special Mission has been completed, once a Main Quest hits 100% influence, it will then automatically unlock the Sub-Quests.


 * Gold/Energy= Average Gold divided by Energy Spent.


 * "Quest Completions before 100% Influence" represents the number of times you need to do a quest before you can get your influence there up to 100%.


 * When it says you have a 10% chance of a Amulet of Cefka dropping, that means that every time you do the quest, you have a 10% chance of getting the item. This does NOT mean you will get the sword within 10 tries as one might think.  I believe Statisticians refer to the phenomenon of taking 50 or 60 tries to get an item that has a 10% chance of dropping as the "Sucks To Be You" principle.