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# Punching Bags

Four training dummies in Elf Island that you can set to any size, level, race, element and stats, with a damage meter that reports your DPS.

## Quick Guide

* Go to the training corner south-east of the Elf Island fountain (Warper > **Specials** > **Training Area**). Each bag has a **Set Parameters** sign; the bag stands two cells east of its sign.
* Click the sign. It shows what the bag is set to right now.
* Pick **Change settings**, set what you want (or **Copy from Monster ID** to turn the bag into a copy of any monster), then **Done** and **Finalize**. The bag respawns with the new settings.
* Hit the bag. Three seconds after the last hit, the sign says the total damage, the time and the DPS in local chat, then the bag heals back to full.

**Note:** Each bag has 2,000,000,000 HP, never moves and is immune to status effects and knockback. It counts as a Boss, so boss-only card effects apply. The meter adds up everyone hitting that bag, so share a bag only if you want a group number. Anyone can change a bag; **Reset this bag to default** puts it back.

## Settings

| Setting                      | Choices                                                                                | Default    |
| ---------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------- |
| Size                         | Small, Medium, Large                                                                   | Medium     |
| Level                        | 1 to 99                                                                                | 10         |
| Race                         | Formless, Undead, Brute, Plant, Insect, Fish, Demon, Demihuman, Angel, Dragon, Player  | Plant      |
| Element                      | Neutral, Water, Earth, Fire, Wind, Poison, Holy, Shadow, Ghost, Undead, each Lv 1 to 4 | Water Lv 1 |
| STR, AGI, VIT, INT, DEX, LUK | 0 to 999 each                                                                          | 5 each     |
| DEF, MDEF                    | 0 to 100 each                                                                          | 10 each    |
| Copy from Monster ID         | Any monster ID; copies all of the above from it                                        | -          |

## NPC Location

| NPC                              | Where             |
| -------------------------------- | ----------------- |
| Set Parameters (Punching Bag #1) | `mainprt 181 218` |
| Set Parameters (Punching Bag #2) | `mainprt 190 218` |
| Set Parameters (Punching Bag #3) | `mainprt 181 211` |
| Set Parameters (Punching Bag #4) | `mainprt 190 211` |


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