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# WoE Practice

Train your Emperium break in Elf Island: a timed solo test room with a Top 10 ladder, and two free practice dummies.

## Quick Guide

* Talk to the **Emperium Breaker**. You must be in a guild.
* Pick **Test room - Available**. You are warped into the test room alone.
* A short briefing and a 5-second countdown follow. Then an Emperium appears in front of you.
* Break it. The time from the moment it appears until it breaks is your record.
* Five seconds later you are back next to the Emperium Breaker.

**Note:** One player at a time. You have 10 minutes; if the Emperium still stands then, you are sent out. You cannot warp, teleport or use commands inside the room. Skills do not hurt the Emperium, as in real WoE.

## Breaker Ladder

* Pick **Top 10 Breaker Ladder** at the Emperium Breaker to see the 10 fastest times, plus your own last and best time.
* Each character keeps only its best time on the ladder. A new Top 10 time is announced to the whole server.
* Times are shown in seconds with 3 decimals, for example 1.469 s.

## Practice Dummies

| Dummy              | Guild needed | Time limit |
| ------------------ | ------------ | ---------- |
| Practice Barricade | No           | None       |
| Practice Emperium  | No           | None       |

Hit them as long as you like. They give no EXP, no drops and no WoE points, and come back within 10 seconds after they fall.

## NPC Location

| NPC                | Where             |
| ------------------ | ----------------- |
| Emperium Breaker   | `mainprt 187 200` |
| Practice Barricade | `mainprt 190 200` |
| Practice Emperium  | `mainprt 193 200` |


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