• 10186
• Instructor Stellario
  ...So, you've come again, Player. I've had a feeling you would for three days now.
  Today's lecture is on Discovery Cards.
  I think I'd like to proceed in a question and answer format. Is there anything you'd like to ask?

• 10187
• What question do you want to ask?

• 10188
• How to get cards

• 10189
• How to use cards

• 10190
• I don't want to ask anything else.

• 10191
• Instructor Stellario
  How to get cards, eh.
  ...Player, surely you've already gone off on discovery investigations during Beginner and Intermediate Adventure.
  At those times, you also got a Discovery Card.
  In other words, to get cards, you just have to make a discovery.
  If you discover a seal, you will get a seal card.
  However, you cannot have two of the same card at a time.
  If you have a seal card and you discover a seal, you won't get another card.

• 10192
• You can get Discovery Cards when you make discoveries. However, you can't have two of the same card at a time.

• 10193
• Instructor Stellario
  How to use cards, eh.
  There are two main ways to use them. Where shall I begin?

• 10194
• What question do you want to ask?

• 10195
• Debate

• 10196
• Presenting them to reclaimed lands

• 10197
• Ask about something else

• 10198
• Instructor Stellario
  Debate, eh.
  Just like military men test each other's skills with the sword, so do adventurer's test each other's skills with their discovery cards.
  That is what's known as a Debate.
  I will tell you about this in more detail later. I'm sure you'll look forward to it.
  Incidentally, I like to leave my favourite things for last...though I guess that has no relation to debate.
  Is there anything else you'd like to know about their usage?

• 10199
• Instructor Stellario
  Presenting them to reclaimed lands, eh.
  In this world, there are cities known as reclaimed land. There are some reclaimed lands even in your country.
  And as their name suggests, they are lands that have been claimed and developed by Voyagers working together.
  One of the things adventurers can do to help is to present discovery cards to these lands. Report your discoveries in the form of a card. This means you will need to relinquish the card from your possession, but because of this, the city's culture will be improved.
  If you ever visit a reclaimed land, try presenting them with some of your cards.

• 10200
• Discovery cards can be presented to Colonies.
  By presenting the cards,
  that land's culture will be improved.

• 10201
• Instructor Stellario
  Is there anything else you'd like to know about their usage?

• 10202
• Instructor Stellario
  Are you sure?

• 10203
• What do you say?

• 10204
• Yes, sir.

• 10205
• No, I'm not.

• 10206
• Instructor Stellario
  All right, then let's take a break. Next, I will teach you about Debate.
  We will continue this lecture in the bar. Once you are ready, come and talk to me again.

• 10207
• Instructor Stellario
  ...Player, you're not taking classes, right? I already knew that.

• 10208
• Instructor Stellario
  Ah, there you are, Player. Now, let's begin our lecture on Debate.
  Debate uses discovery card to wage competitions with other Voyagers.
  I have a lot to tell you about them, but let's start with the fundamentals. What would you like to hear first?

• 10209
• What question do you want to ask?

• 10210
• How to debate

• 10211
• About Card Decks and Classes

• 10212
• About the rules

• 10213
• I don't want to ask anything else.

• 10214
• Instructor Stellario
  How to debate, eh. First, any debate must be agreed upon by both parties.
  Just talk to anyone who is in the "ready to debate" status to ask them for a debate.

• 10215
• You can activate this status yourself
  by hitting the Communication Button,
  choosing "Set Status", then selecting "Allow Debate".

• 10216
• Instructor Stellario
  About Card Decks and Classes, eh.
  In order to hold a debate, you must first put together a Deck that consists of 30 cards.
  In other words, you must have at least 30 cards before you can debate. Each card has a different value depending on their general worth, which translates into points.
  Basically, cards with more points are stronger than those with less.

• 10217
• In order to hold a debate,
  you will need to select 30 discovery cards
  and put together a deck.

• 10218
• Instructor Stellario
  Next, there are different Classes of decks depending on the total number of points assembled from all the cards in that deck. There are four classes: 100 points or less, 150 points or less, 200 points or less, and Unlimited.
  Classes of 100 points or less cannot have decks made up almost entirely of strong cards. Fortunately, debates can only be held between decks of the same class, so you don't have to worry about anything there.

• 10219
• The maximum number of points your deck can contain
  is determined by its Class. There are four types
  of classes all together: 100 points or less,
  150 points or less, 200 points or less,
  and Unlimited.Would-be debaters must
  both be using decks with the same class.

• 10220
• Instructor Stellario
  About the basic rules of debate, eh.
  Once a debate has begun, three cards are taken out from each deck and their total points are compared.
  This kind of Set is the basis of debating.
  The debater whose cards have more total points will take the set, and the debate is over after one of the debaters takes four sets, or after a total of seven sets have been taken.
  If there is no clear winner after seven sets, the debate will be declared a draw.

• 10221
• Instructor Stellario
  Are you sure?

• 10222
• What question do you want to ask?

• 10223
• Yes, sir.

• 10224
• No, I'm not.

• 10225
• Instructor Stellario
  All right, let's take a break. Next, I'll talk about Discovery Academy Tournaments.
  Once you're ready, come talk to me.

• 10226
• Instructor Stellario
  ...Player, you're not taking classes, right? I already knew that.

• 10227
• Instructor Stellario
  Ah, there you are, Player. Let's get started with our lecture on the Discovery Academy Tournaments.
  The Discovery Academy Tournaments are large scale debate competitions in which adventurers lay their pride on the line and battle each other.
  Think of the debates I told you about earlier as practice for Discovery Academy Tournaments.
  All right, let me explain the details...

• 10228
• Instructor Stellario
  What would you like to know about Discovery Academy Tournaments?

• 10229
• What question do you want to ask?

• 10230
• About how to sign up

• 10231
• About the rules

• 10232
• About the rewards

• 10233
• I don't want to ask anything else.

• 10234
• Instructor Stellario
  How to sign up, eh. First, I want you to remember that Discovery Academy Tournaments have a set date. The only time you can sign up for them is one hour before a tournament is about to begin. You can sign up for them by visiting the adventure mediator for that city. Also, be aware that you can only hold debates in the city in which the tournament is being held as they process your registration.

• 10235
• Instructor Stellario
  About the rules, eh. The fundamental rules are the same as they are for normal debates.
  Do you also want to know about what's specially decided for Discovery Academy Tournaments?

• 10236
• Instructor Stellario
  What would you like to know about the special tournament-only rules?

• 10237
• What question do you want to ask?

• 10238
• About matches

• 10239
• About Card Decks and Classes

• 10240
• About opponent conditions

• 10241
• Return

• 10242
• Instructor Stellario
  About matches held as part of the academy tournaments, eh. During a tournament, you will fight against opponents of your choice in the city where the tournament is being held, and you will compete to see how many matches you can win. Participants can debate in up to 15 matches, and you can check your statistics with Character Information, so you may want to check frequently.

• 10243
• Instructor Stellario
  About Decks and Classes for the academy tournaments, eh. Classes are determined for each tournament. Of course, if you don't have a class of deck that can be used in a particular tournament, you will be unable to participate.
  Furthermore, if you lose, one card will be taken from your deck.
  This means that after you lose, your deck will have only 29 cards, meaning you will need to recompose your deck before you can fight again.

• 10244
• Instructor Stellario
  About opponent conditions, eh. You can choose your opponents freely, but there are a number of restrictions.
  First, you cannot fight the same opponent twice in a row. Next, depending on your number of wins there may be some opponents you will not be allowed to fight.
  After all, it's no use letting people compete in fights in which they are clearly outmatched and won't gain anything from.

• 10245
• Instructor Stellario
  About the rewards, eh. You can receive prize money, adventure experience, and Fame, depending on the number of battles you win.
  And, if you manage to win a certain number of battles, you can even get a prize. I'll let you see for yourself what you can receive.

• 10246
• Instructor Stellario
  Are you sure?

• 10247
• What do you say?

• 10248
• Yes, sir.

• 10249
• No, I'm not.

• 10250
• Instructor Stellario
  All right, that concludes our lecture. Be sure to go back to the school and report to...
  ...What's wrong, Player? You look like you want something.

• 10251
• What do you say?

• 10252
• It's nothing.

• 10253
• Maybe something good will happen...

• 10254
• Instructor Stellario
  ...About that. While I was lecturing about debates, I was thinking:
  "That salesgirl looks happy today. I wonder if something good happened for her. If she's happy, then I'm happy too."
  ...Anyway, you know... Today, I forgot to prepare something to give to you.
  Sometimes that happens.

• 10255
• Instructor Stellario
  Well, that concludes the lectures for Voyager School.
  All that's left now is to pass the graduation exam. First, you'll be tested on everything you've learned in every lecture to date. You will be authorised to take the gradation exam if you can show that you have enough skill.
  Although, I'm sure it won't be a problem for someone of your skill.
  All right, that concludes this lecture.