User:Lavaburgs/Sandbox 2

Style Levels Draft

Style Levels are a progression system in MCC Island introduced in 0.24.0, with the release of Season 5. Style Levels are increased by earning Style Trophies, and each level unlocks rewards and new Style Perks. The details can be found in the table below:

Style Level Unlocks

Style Level	Trophies Required	Rewards	Perks Unlocked
1			Lucky Meter Tier I Glitched Claims Tier I
2			Lucky Quests Tier I Boosted Quests Tier I
3			Expanded Meter Tier I Expanded Vault Tier I
4			Efficient Fusion Tier I Efficient Assembly Tier I
5			Lucky Meter Tier II Glitched Claims Tier II
6			Expanded Dailies Tier I Expanded Weeklies Tier I
7			Lucky Quests Tier II Boosted Quests Tier II
8			Efficient Fusion Tier II Efficient Assembly Tier II
9			Expanded Meter Tier II Expanded Vault Tier II
10			Lucky Meter Tier III Glitched Claims Tier III
11			Lucky Quests Tier III Boosted Quests Tier III
12			Expanded Forge Tier I
13			Efficient Fusion Tier III
14			Efficient Assembly Tier III
15			Expanded Meter Tier III
16			Lucky Meter Tier IV
17			Glitched Claims Tier IV
18			Expanded Assembler Tier I
19			Lucky Quests Tier IV
20			Boosted Quests Tier IV
21			Expanded Vault Tier III
22			Efficient Fusion Tier IV
23			Efficient Assembly Tier IV
24			Expanded Dailies Tier II
25			Lucky Meter Tier V
26			Glitched Claims Tier V
27			Expanded Meter Tier IV
28			Lucky Quests Tier V
29			Boosted Quests Tier V
30			Expanded Weeklies Tier II
31			Efficient Fusion Tier V
32			Efficient Assembly Tier V
33			Expanded Vault Tier IV
34			Lucky Meter Tier VI
35			Glitched Claims Tier VI
36			Expanded Forge Tier II
37			Lucky Quests Tier VI
38			Boosted Quests Tier VI
39			Expanded Meter Tier V
40			Efficient Fusion Tier VI
41			Efficient Assembly Tier VI
42			Expanded Assembler Tier II
43			Lucky Meter Tier VII
44			Glitched Claims Tier VII
45			Expanded Vault Tier V
46			Lucky Quests Tier VII
47			Boosted Quests Tier VII
48			Expanded Dailies Tier III
49			Efficient Fusion Tier VII
50			Efficient Assembly Tier VII
51			Expanded Meter Tier VI
52			Lucky Meter Tier VIII
53			Glitched Claims Tier VIII
54			Expanded Weeklies Tier III
55			Lucky Quests Tier VIII
56			Boosted Quests Tier VIII
57			Expanded Vault Tier VI
58			Efficient Fusion Tier VIII
59			Efficient Assembly Tier VIII
60			Expanded Forge Tier III
61			Lucky Meter Tier IX
62			Glitched Claims Tier IX
63			Expanded Meter Tier VII
64			Lucky Quests Tier IX
65			Boosted Quests Tier IX
66			Expanded Assembler Tier III
67			Efficient Fusion Tier IX
68			Efficient Assembly Tier IX
69			Expanded Vault Tier VII
70			Lucky Meter Tier X
71			Glitched Claims Tier X
72			Lucky Quests Tier X
73			Boosted Quests Tier X
74			Efficient Fusion Tier X
75			Efficient Assembly Tier X
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Pearl

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Pearls are a rare item that can be caught while Fishing on any island. They can be used to upgrade perks and purchase certain equipment. There are three types of pearls, with the higher rarity pearls being increasingly rarer.

• Rough Pearl -
• Polished Pearl -
• Pristine Pearl -

Obtaining

The chance to catch a pearl can be increased by multiple factors:

• Glimmering Tide Active on any island
• Glimmering Winds Active on any climate
• Fishing Spot with the Pearl Chance buff

Players can also trade in their existing pearls to either upgrade or at the A.N.G.L.R. Artisan NPC:

Item	Cost

Style Guide Draft

Thank you for expressing interest in contributing to the MCC Island Wiki! To keep all pages consistent, please read the following style guide and make sure you keep these guidelines in mind when contributing. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask our administrators in the Discord.

Home Page

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We only usually update the home page if there is a new patch, season, or event. If there is a valid reason to change the home page, please ask the administrators to change it (as they are the only users permitted to edit the Home page) with an official message/post from a Noxcrew member.

Editing and Writing Pages

When writing pages, keep in mind what you are writing will be visible to anyone that has access to the internet. Anything you write may be changed or rewritten at any time with or without warning. Make sure your language is straightforward and comprehensible to anyone. Try not to repeat phrases and sentences.

Every time a patch is released, ensure relevant pages are updated so the information is the most accurate to in-game.

Page Names

When creating a page, make sure its name is clear and concise. For example, cosmetic page names should have the cosmetic's name, patch pages "Patch 0.xx.x". If you are creating an NPC page, use the nametag in-game rather than the name in the GUI.

Page Structure

The structure in pages is very important. The beginning of the article should always give a short description of the topic, and should not usually be more than 5 sentences. The order of all pages should generally follow this order:

1. Notices
2. Descriptions (e.g. the short "quotes" in the cosmetic tooltips)
3. Infoboxes
4. Introduction that includes a short description
5. Main page content
   1. For game pages:
      1. Official Description
      2. Gameplay
      3. Experience Table
      4. Maps (if applicable)
      5. Badges (if applicable)
      6. Game Passes (if applicable)
      7. Plobby Settings (if applicable)
6. Update History

Spelling

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• Color / Colour
• Center / Centre
• Organize / Organise
• Defense / Defence
• Traveling / Travelling
• Learned / Learnt