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# Extreme Challenge
## 1.**Introduction**
The Extreme Challenge will be unlocked once you reach Base Lv.30.
You need to organize a party to challenge the event.
This instance is available every Tuesday and Thursday from 8:30 PM to 10:00 PM. You can click Move immediately to go to the Extreme Challenge Manager in Izlude.
You will be able to participate in extreme challenges once the event starts.
When you enter the extreme challenge, you can choose an MVP that you would like to challenge.
On the right side of the screen, you can set the difficulty level, the highest clear time, and the rewards for each difficulty level.
## **2.What's inside?**
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You will see the MVP and other monsters that you need to defeat to complete the challenge.
If you defeat the MVP, you can get a reward!
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If all of the party members die, you will not get the rewards. But you can challenge the dungeon again!
The score varies depending on the dungeon's difficulty and clearing time.
The higher the difficulty and the shorter the clearing time, the more the score, You can only get rewards corresponding to the difficulty level you first won.
## **3.Rankings**
In the rankings, you can check the player's score for each MVP.\
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That's the basic guide for Extreme Challenge!Good luck on getting the headwear blueprints!
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