Treacherous Taiga is a fanon area for Prodigy home to tame monsters of various evolutions and elements.
Overview[]
This is a location heavily laced with quests made to help the monsters gather materials to survive and stave off any migrant Order members for the time being.
This area is limited to players levels 65 and greater and is only unlocked after players rescue the five first Wardens.
In-Game Description[]
When the wizard cannot access Treacherous Taiga: "This unusual island off of the west coast of Prodigy Island is just out of reach. It looks like you can visit it...one day."
When the wizard can access Treacherous Taiga: "An island populated with monsters that can talk to players. They need your help to sustain themselves, and they are willing to fight against the Order of Influence if you provide them with the necessary resources."
Nicknames[]
All nicknames are available to everyone and are free; nicknames include:
- Return to original name
- (First Name), Friend of Monsters
- Taiga Explorer (First Name)
- Fortunate (First Name)
- Pathfinder (Wizard Name)
- Luminary (Wizard Name)
Utilities[]
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- The player always spawns in the Base Camp after using the Island Map. It is platformed and allows players to move while remaining near the center of the screen at all times. It has the only Scroll Stand on the island and contains the NPCs Nike, the provider of quests; Patches, the equipment merchant; and Gloria, the currency exchange merchant. Other monsters arrive at different days of the week and leave after said day, and some stay for a week in a month; some monsters even stay for random periods up to a week in a single season. These monsters have requests for objects that can be rewarding. The whole area has blue-gray cobbled paths overgrown with weeds; the borders either give way to more paths and red-leaved fir trees. The southern path leads to the the Aquatic Trail, the northern path to the Mountainous Loop, the western path to the Sand Streets, and the eastern path to the Crag Vista.
- All of these paths have different shapes and allow players to obtain different resources. The four paths are randomized and lead to dead ends, but there are no more than five of such in each run. Hordes of powerful three non-Epic monsters that lack the ability to speak can be battled if the player finds that they are under the control of the Order, and they can be spared if they are not found to be untame. At the end of a run, players can attempt to harvest objects ten times before they must make a return run because of their "full inventory."
- The Aquatic Trail leads to the Waterfall Lake. The lake can be fished from and players can dive to obtain crabs. The Mountainous Loop leads to the Summit Point. The trees at the top of the mountain can be chopped down and their fruits harvested. The Sand Streets lead to the Oasis Mine. Rocks at the mine can be mined and minerals can be dug up. The Crag Vista leads to the High View. Players can catch insects and scavenge for additional materials here.
Improving Gameplay[]
This area is part of the plot to end the Order of Influence in the FourSevensRueful Version of Prodigy Math Game, which allows players to gather the assistance and trust of powerful, non-Epic monsters that have already had run-ins with the order's mind-controlled minions.
Math Factor[]
There are still chances to battle, harvest, and perform activities that require that math questions are answered correctly. For example, players that wish to complete foraging quests may need to use magic, and therefore math, to harvest fruits and other objects that the player can farm, dig, mine, fight, or fell objects for.
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