Eos Tower

Eos Tower is a tower that connects Ludibrium and Omega Sector. It is a whooping 101 storeys high.

Structure

There are basically two categories of areas in Eos Tower: Inside and Outside.

Inside

The floors that are inside the tower, in descending order, are:

• 101 ~ 93
• 73 ~ 71
• 56 ~ 41
• 23 ~ 22
• 10 ~ 8
• 5 ~ 1

Outside

The floors that are outside the tower, in descending order, are:

• 92 ~ 74
• 70 ~ 57
• 40 ~ 24
• 21 ~ 11
• 7 ~ 6

Large Maps

Of course, there aren't 101 maps in Eos Tower. Some maps span 10 to 15 floors, thereby making descending/ascending Eos Tower easier. Most of these large maps are found outside Eos Tower. Usually these maps will contain ledges with holes on them, signifying a secret passage. By pressing <up>, you will teleport upwards/downwards. These maps have no monsters. Maps structured this way are:

• 90 ~ 76
• 70 ~ 61
• 40 ~ 26
• 20 ~ 11

There is one special map:

• 55 ~ 46

This map is located inside Eos Tower, but it spans 10 floors. Unlike those found outside, this map has no secret passages, so to scale up these 10 floors you need to climb ladders.

Eos Rock Scrolls

Moving 101 stories up and down just to move from Ludibrium to Omega Sector and back is annoying and will be a chore for almost anyone. Therefore this quest, The Lost Guard, has been invented to make travelling through Eos Tower easier.
It works like Huckle's quest: you have to visit the Lost Soldier NPC located at the 93rd floor, and then collect 30 Propellers and 30 Worn-out Goggles from Hellies and Chirppies respectively. Then return back to the Lost Soldier and give him the items. You will recieve 20 Eos Rock Scrolls as a reward.
Now there are 4 Eos Rocks located in the Tower: they are in the 100th, 71st, 41st and 1st floors. By talking to the Eos Rock NPCs they will move you to another Eos Rock, provided you have enough Eos Rock Scrolls. This is how you can move through the Tower:

  100th floor --> 71st floor <--> 41st floor <-- 1st floor
  1st Eos Rock    2nd Eos Rock    3rd Eos Rock   4th Eos Rock (Omega Sector)

Each time you move, you consume 1 Eos Rock Scroll. Therefore, travelling from one end of Eos Tower to the other takes up 3 Eos Rock Scrolls. Luckily The Lost Guard quest is repeatable, so you can redo the quest as many times as you like if you are a frequent traveller, or if you wish to sell the scrolls to others in demand. Remember that this quest can only be done once a day.

Useful Notes

• The 101st story is a secret passage above the 100th storey. It leads to the Ludibrium Party Quest area.
• To move between maps which are inside the tower, climb up/down the ladders at the top/bottom of the map.
• To move between maps which are outside the tower, press <up> at the hidden passage located in the elevator.
• The 44th floor is home to Vega, a scroll NPC.
• In the 40th floor resides the Gumball Machine, selling potions and foods.
• Generally, the monsters towards the bottom of Eos Tower (eg. King Block Golem) are more difficult than those found at the top of the Tower (eg. Ratz). However, at around the 5th Storey of Eos Tower, the monsters begin reduce in difficulty as you go down, until the 1st storey, where all you find are Ratz.
• Town Scrolls are prohibited in the Eos Tower. You must exit the tower before being able to use it.

Monsters

• Ratz
• Dirty Ratz
• Trixter
• Green Trixter
• Chirppy
• Helly
• Drum Bunny
• Propelly
• Bloctopus
• Planey
• King Bloctopus
• Tweeter
• Block Golem
• King Block Golem
• Rombot

NPC's (in descending order)

• Delv the Toy Soldier
• First Eos Rock
• Olson the Toy Soldier
• Roly-Poly 1
• Lost Soldier
• Roly-Poly 2
• Roly-Poly 3
• Roly-Poly 4
• Second Eos Rock
• Roly-Poly 5
• Roly-Poly 6
• Vega
• Roly-Poly 7
• Third Eos Rock
• Gumball Machine
• Roly-Poly 8
• Roly-Poly 9
• Roly-Poly 10
• Roly-Poly 11
• Fourth Eos Rock