Twilight Strategist Ichida's Keyword Guide
Imported from the .hack//QUARANTINE Official Strategy Guide

This guide will help you accurately combine keywords to your tactical advantage. It will also help someone who wants to use a particular keyword but may not have the game you acquire it in.

Guide Explanation
Keyword Color: (This does not affect anything, but for those who want to know)
//INFECTION Keyword
//MUTATION Keyword
//OUTBREAK Keyword
//QUARANTINE Keyword

Letter - Each Keyword has a letter. This is the Keyword's priority.
Priorities: A>B>C>D>E>F>G>H>I>J>K>L>M>N>O>P>Q>R
For example, The keyword Bursting has Priority D. That means that if Bursting is combined with other keywords in which both have the same parameter(s), the keyword with the higher priority letter will be the one to influence that parameter. The only parameter that is the exception is Area Level. When two or more keywords which influence area level are combined, add up their "+ Level" numbers to get the level of the area.
Example: Bursting Wind Sand's Altar
Bursting (D, +1 Level, Average Buildings)
Wind Sand's (N, Desert 1, Cloudy, Many Buildings, +6 Monsters)
Altar (O, +1 Size, Storm, Night, +1 Level, +10 Items)
Both the Bursting and the Wind Sand's keywords cover the Buildings parameter. But, since Bursting has priority D and Wind Sand's has priority N, Bursting takes over the Buildings parameter. Also, both Wind Sand's and Altar cover the Setting, so Wind Sand's takes priority, and the field becomes Cloudy. If one keyword covers a parameter that no other keyword covers, then that keyword automatically will influence that parameter.

Server Standards: (To find the level of an area, add the "+ Level" numbers in the keywords to the level indicated for the server it's in.)
Δ (Delta): 1
Θ (Theta): 15
Λ (Lambda): 30
Σ (Sigma): 50
Ω (Omega): 70

Field Types
Grassland: A prairie field. Water Element (Thunder Element w/ Storm) (Spring of Myst)
Forest: A dungeon-shaped deep forest. Water Element. (Thunder Element w/ Blizzard)
Snowfield 1/2: A winter snow field. Water Element.
Wasteland: A barren field of wilderness. Earth Element. (Spring of Myst)
Earth: Rocky terrain. Darkness Element. (Thunder Element w/ Storm) (Spring of Myst)
Leaf Mold: A variation of Grassland, with varying colors on the prairie. Water Element. (Thunder Element w/ Blizzard) (Spring of Myst)
Scorching 1/2: A field scaped with firey rocks. Fire Element.
Desert 1/2: A dry desert. Fire Element. (Spring of Myst)

Dungeon Types:
Stonewall: Made of stones, with patterns of a different color.
Castle: A fancy castle, with a long, red rug stretching across the center pathways.
Cave: The innards of a cave.
Meatwall: The innards of a living body. Some of the walls pulsate like organs.

Setting = Both the weather effect and time of day fall into this category. Affected by priorities. If a keyword with a higher priority has no weather effect while a lower priority keyword does, there will be no weather effect. If no time of day is listed, it will be a Daytime/"Noon" field.
+# Level = Add up these numbers in addition to the default level of the server to get the Area Level. Some areas differ in the game because they are event-related.
Buildings = The approximate amount of buildings on the field.
Hills = Flat means there are no hills, or very small ones. Hills means there are regular, roundish hills. Steep Hills means... well... steep hills!
+# Size = Refers to the dungeon. Controls number of floors/rooms. If the keyword does not have a Dungeon parameter, the dungeon has three floors. If the Size value is 6-7, the dungeon has four floors. If the Size value is 8-10, the dungeon will have five floors. There are event-related exceptions, and priorities are factored here.
+/-# Items = Does not measure how many items are here; determines average value of items found here. Priorities are factored here. If no Items parameter is covered, value of items will be at an average level.
+/-# Monsters = Does not measure # of monsters; determines number of monster TYPES found in the area. For example, a negative number means the same kind of monster will appear more often; a positive number means that there are many different kinds of monsters in that area. Priorities are factored here. If this parameter is not covered, monster types will appear in moderation.
Portals = Approximate range of # of portals in the area. If this parameter is not covered, it will most likely fall under the range of Average Portals.

Part A Keywords
Bursting (D, +1 Level, Average Buildings)
Hidden (D, +1 Level, Few Buildings)
Expansive (D, +2 Levels, Average Buildings)
Boundless (D, +2 Levels, Many Buildings)
Closed (D, +3 Levels, Average Buildings)
Quiet (D, +3 Levels, Few Buildings)
Plenteous (D, +3 Levels, Many Buildings)
Collapsed (D, +4 Levels, Average Buildings)
Cursed (D, +4 Levels, Few Buildings)
Buried (D, +4 Levels, Few Buildings)
Lonely (D, +5 Levels, Few Buildings)
Great (D, +5 Levels, Average Buildings)
Chosen (D, +5 Levels, Many Buildings)
Discovered (P, Afternoon, Steep Hills)
Indiscreet (P, Evening, Hills)
Putrid (P, Night, Flat)
Hideous (P, Cloudy, Steep Hills)
Soft (P, Rain, Afternoon, Hills)
Beautiful (P, Rain, Night, Flat)
Raging (P, Storm, Afternoon, Steep Hills)
Noisy (P, Storm, Night, Hills)
Dog Dancing (P, Blizzard, Afternoon, Flat)
Rejecting (P, Blizzard, Night, Steep Hills)
Sleepy (P, Afternoon, Hills)
Sinking (P, Evening, Flat)
Greedy (P, Night, Steep Hills)
Voluptuous (P, Cloudy, Hills)
Detestable (P, Rain, Afternoon, Flat)
Chronicling (Zeit Statue Challenge)
Soaring Sky (G, +1 Size, -10 Items)
Dolorous (G, +3 Size, -4 Items)
Nameless (G, +4 Size, -3 Items)
Resurrecting (G, +4 Size, -2 Items)
Merciless (G, +5 Size, -1 Items)
Dying (G,+5 Size)
Dazzling (G, +6 Size, +2 Items)
Blooming (G, +7 Size, +4 Items)
Scattering (G, +8 Size, +6 Items)
Pulsating (G, +9 Size, +8 Items)
Stalking (P, +6 Size)
Bitter (P, +7 Size)
Barking (P, +8 Size)
Reckless (P, +9 Size)
Perceived (P, +10 Size)
Generous (P, +1 Size)
Obedient (P, +2 Size)
Outpouring (P, +3 Size)
Capricous (P, +4 Size)
Predatory (P, +5 Size)
Entwined (P, +6 Size)
Abrasive (P, +7 Size)
Lightless (P, +8 Size)
Shapeless (P, +9 Size)
Bottomless (P, +10 Size)
Chatting (J, Cloudy, +1 Level, +6 Items)
Tested (J, Afternoon, +2 Levels)
Turbulent (J, Blizzard, Afternoon, +2 Levels, +6 Items)
Rising (J, Evening, +3 Levels)
Sorrowful (J, Afternoon, +3 Levels, +6 Items)
Fleeting (J, Blizzard, Night, +4 Levels, +2 Items)
Resonating (J, Evening, +5 Levels, +4 Items)
Attracting (P, Scorching 1, Average Portals)
Spun (P, Scorching 2, Many Portals)
Lost (P, Desert 1, Few Portals)
Incessant (P, Desert 2, Average Portals)
Seeding (P, Forest, Many Portals)
Clean (P, Snowfield 1, Few Portals)
Solemn (P, Snowfield 2, Average Portals)
Unusual (P, Wasteland 1, Many Portals)
Dripping (P, Earth 1, Few Portals)
Ancient (P, Leaf Mold 1, Average Portals)
Billowing (P, Grassland, Many Portals)
Jealous (P, Scorching 1, Few Portals)
Mimic (P, Scorching 2, Average Portals)
Corroded (P, Desert 1, Many Portals)
Cracked (P, Desert 2, Few Portals)
Bigoted (M, +5 Size, Steep Hills, +1 Level, Average Portals)
Screaming (M, +5 Size, Hills, +2 Levels, Few Portals)
Cruel (M, +5 Size, Flat, +2 Levels, Average Portals)
Splendid (M, +7 Size, Flat, +3 Levels, Many Portals)
Dreaming (M, +7 Size, Hills, +3 Levels, Average Portals)
Muted (M, +7 Size, Steep Hills, +3 Levels, Few Portals)
Rotting (M, +7 Size, Flat, +3 Levels)
Graceful (M, +8 Size, Steep Hills, +4 Levels, Average Portals)
Reincarnated (M, +10 Size, Hills, +5 Levels, Many Portals)
Intimidating (P, +6 Size, Afternoon, Steep Hills)
Sickened (P, +7 Size, Evening, Hills)
Plundered (P, +8 Size, Night, Flat)
Excessive (P, +9 Size, Cloudy, Steep Hills)
Strayed (P, +10 Size, Rain, Afternoon, Hills)
Vaguely (P, +1 Size, Rain, Night, Flat)
Secretive (P, +2 Size, Storm, Afternoon, Steep Hills)
Sleepless (P, +3 Size, Storm, Night, Hills)
Mysterious (P, +4 Size, Blizzard, Afternoon, Flat)
Writhing (P, +5 Size, Blizzard, Night, Steep Hills)
Unspeakable (P, +6 Size, Afternoon, Hills)
Strange (P, +7 Size, Evening, Flat)
Unenduring (P, +8 Size, Night, Steep Hills)
Breezing (P, +9 Size, Cloudy, Hills)
Unmatched (P, +10 Size, Rain, Afternoon, Flat)

Part B Keywords
Passed Over (E, -10 Monsters, -10 Items)
Forbidden (E, -8 Monsters, -8 Items)
Haunted (E, -6 Monsters, -6 Items)
Corrupted (E, -4 Monsters, -4 Items)
Oblivious (E, -2 Monsters, -2 Items)
Eternal (E)
Smiling (E, +2 Monsters, +2 Items)
Momentary (E, +4 Monsters, +2 Items)
Despaired (E, +6 Monsters, +6 Items)
Pagan (E, +7 Monsters, +7 Items)
Silent (E, +8 Monsters, +8 Items)
Distant (E, +9 Monsters, +9 Items)
Hopeless (E, +10 Monsters, +10 Items)
Primitive (Q, Scorching 1, Average Portals)
Gluttonous (Q, Scorching 2, Many Portals)
Hot-blooded (Q, Desert 1, Few Portals)
Destroyer's (Q, Desert 2, Average Portals)
Solitary (Q, Forest, Many Portals)
Someone's (Q, Snowfield 1, Few Portals)
Her (Q, Snowfield 2, Average Portals)
Law's (Q, Wasteland, Many Portals)
Talisman (Q, Earth, Few Portals)
Orange (Q, Leaf Mold, Average Portals)
Organ Market (Q, Grassland, Many Portals)
Agonizing (Q, Scorching 1, Few Portals)
Geothermal (Q, Scorching 2, Average Portals)
Golden (Q, Desert 1, Many Portals)
Passionate (Q, Desert 2, Few Portals)
Bounded (H, Cloudy, -10 Monsters)
Evil-eyed (H, Night, -8 Monsters)
Seeker's (H, Evening, -6 Monsters)
Confused (H, Cloudy, -4 Monsters)
Grieving (H, Afternoon, -2 Monsters)
Madness (H, Rain, Afternoon, +2 Monsters)
Sage's (H, Blizzard, Afternoon, +4 Monsters)
Promised (H, Storm, Night, +6 Monsters)
Fossil's (H, Night, +8 Monsters)
Worst (H, Cloudy, +10 Monsters)
Guffawing (Q, Afternoon, Steep Hills)
Light Trap (Q, Evening, Hills)
Soul (Q, Night, Flat)
Dusk (Q, Cloudy, Steep Hills)
Bemused (Q, Rain, Afternoon, Hills)
Astigmatic (Q, Rain, Night, Flat)
Fatal (Q, Storm, Afternoon, Steep Hills)
Unending (Q, Storm, Night, Hills)
Survivor's (Q, Blizzard, Afternoon, Flat)
Sacred (Q, Blizzard, Night, Steep Hills)
Miracle (Q, Afternoon, HIlls)
His (Q, Evening, Flat)
Ghostly (Q, Night, Steep Hills)
Vengeful (Q, Cloudy, Hills)
Fantasy (Q, Rain, Afternoon, Flat)
Snaring (K, +5 Levels, +1 Monsters, Average Portals)
Quicksilver (K, +5 Levels, +2 Monsters, Few Portals)
Distrusting (K, +5 Levels, +3 Monsters, Average Portals)
Implacable (K, +5 Levels, +4 Monsters, Many Portals)
Sweltering (K, +5 Levels, +5 Monsters, Average Portals)
Fallow (K, +5 Levels, +6 Monsters, Few Portals)
False (K, +5 Levels, +7 Monsters, Many Portals)
Fated (Q, +6 Size)
Sea of Cloud (Q, +7 Size)
Morphean (Q, +8 Size)
Hard Roe (Q, +9 Size)
Prejudiced (Q, +10 Size)
Loose (Q, +1 Size)
Lifeless (Q, +2 Size)
Sun Colored (Q, +3 Size)
Your (Q, +4 Size)
Relativistic (Q, +5 Size)
Half-boiled (Q, +6 Size)
Festive (Q, +7 Size)
Gambler's (Q, +8 Size)
Bloody (Q, +9 Size)
Windmill's (Q, +10 Size)
Truth's (K, +5 Levels, +8 Monsters, Average Portals)
Betrayed (B, Snowfield 1)
Snowflake's (N, Snowfield 2, Blizzard, Afternoon, Average Buildings, +5 Monsters)
Wind Sand's (N, Desert 1, Cloudy, Many Buildings, +6 Monsters)
Vindictive (N, Scorching 1, Afternoon, Average Buildings, +7 Monsters)
Emerald (N, Forest, Night, Many Buildings, +8 Monsters)
Moonlit (N, Wasteland, Night, Few Buildings, +8 Monsters)
Starving (N, Desert 2, Afternoon, Many Buildings, +8 Monsters)
Countless (N, Earth, Cloudy, Many Portals, +8 Monsters)
Tempting (N, Leaf Mold, Night, Many Portals, +9 Monsters)
Purgatorial (N, Scorching 2, Afternoon, Average Portals, +10 Monsters)
Imprisoned (Q, +6 Size, Afternoon)
Disgraced (Q, +7 Size, Evening)
Forest Green (Q, +8 Size, Night)
Abyss' (Q, +9 Size, Cloudy)
Desperate (Q, +10 Size, Rain, Afternoon)
Farewell (Q, +1 Size, Rain, Night)
Mythical (Q, +2 Size, Storm, Afternoon)
Satisfying (Q, +3 Size, Storm, Night)
My (Q, +4 Size, Blizzard, Afternoon)
Illusionary (Q, +5 Size, Blizzard, Night)
Bird Grammar (Q, +6 Size, Afternoon)
Reborn (Q, +7 Size, Evening)
Elusive (Q, +8 Size, Night)
Traveler's (Q, +9 Size, Cloudy)
Pseudo (Q, +10 Size, Rain, Afternoon)
Facing Mirrors (Q, +10 Size, Storm, Afternoon)
Darkside (Q, +10 size, Blizzard Afternoon)

Part C Keywords
Aqua Field (F, Grassland, Afternoon)
Holy Ground (F, Snowfield 1, Cloudy)
Sea of Sand (F, Desert 2, Afternoon)
Fort Walls (F, Wasteland, Cloudy)
Twin Hills (F, Grassland, Storm, Afternoon)
White Devil (F, Snowfield 2, Night)
Hypha (F, Leaf Mold, Afternoon)
Spiral (F, Wasteland, Rain, Afternoon)
Paradise (F, Earth, Cloudy)
Fiery Sands (F, Desert 1, Evening)
Great Seal (F, Scorching 1, Night)
Fertile Land (F, Earth, Rain, Afternoon)
Nothingness (F, Wasteland, Cloudy)
Melody (R, +6 Size)
Remnant (R, +7 Size)
March (R, +8 Size)
Giant (R, +9 Size)
Touchstone (R, +10 Size)
Sunny Demon (R, +1 Size)
Messenger (R, +2 Size)
Scent (R, +3 Size)
New Truth (R, +4 Size)
Gate (R, +5 Size)
Pilgrimage (R, +6 Size)
Scaffold (R, +7 Size)
Far Thunder (R, +8 Size)
Tri Pansy (R, +9 Size)
Treasure Gem (R, +10 Size)
Abyss (I, +1 Level)
Widow (I, Snowfield 1, +1 Level)
Prairie (I, Grassland, +2 Levels)
Judgment (I, Desert 1, +2 Levels)
Furnace (I, Scorching 1, +2 Levels)
Haunted Land (I, Forest, +3 Levels)
Arctic (I, Snowfield 1, +3 Levels)
Walkway (I, Grassland, +4 Levels)
Milestone (I, Desert 2, +4 Levels)
Core (I, Scorching 2, +5 Levels)
Dead Lands (R, Scorching 1, Averge Portals)
Limit (R, Scorching 2, Many Portals)
Kaleidoscope (R, Desert 1, Few Portals)
Impulse (R, Desert 2, Average Portals)
Feeling (R, Forest, Many Portals)
Corridor (R, Snowfield 1, Few Portals)
Drift (R, Snowfield 2, Average Portals)
Cat Market (R, Wasteland, Many Portals)
Sanctum (R, Earth, Few Portals)
Footstep (R, Leaf Mold, Average Portals)
Remains (R, Forest, Many Portals)
Cabbage (R, Scorching 1, Few Portals)
Sand Trap (R, Scorching 2, Average Portals)
Raw Ore (R, Desert 1, Many Portals)
Mirror World (R, Desert 2, Few Portals)
Wavemaster (C, Desert 1, +5 Levels)
Twins (L, Wasteland, +8 Size)
Valkyrie (L, Forest, +5 Size)
Ice Wall (L, Snowfield 2, +8 Size)
Sipping Bug (L, Earth, +5 Size)
Arena (L, Scorching 1, +8 Size)
Chaos (L, Leaf Mold, +6 Size)
Grasslands (L, Grassland, +7 Size)
Neigh (R, Afternoon, Steep Hills)
500 Lohan (R, Evening, Hills)
Trajectory (R, Night, Flat)
Projection (R, Cloudy, Steep Hills)
Alchemy (R, Rain, Afternoon, Hills)
Crossroads (R, Rain, Night, Flat)
Ringing Ears (R, Storm, Afternoon, Steep Hills)
Hog's Run (R, Storm, Night, Hills)
Ebb and Flow (R, Blizzard, Afternoon, Flat)
Tragedy (R, Blizzard, Night, Steep Hills)
Ridgeline (R, Afternoon, Hills)
Clavicle (R, Evening, Flat)
Compass (R, Night, Steep Hills)
Battlefield (R, Cloudy, Hills)
Whale (R, Rain, Afternoon, Flat)
Virgin (L, Grassland, Storm, Afternoon)
Capsule (O, +9 Size, Storm, Night, +1 Level, +5 Items)
Fate Castle (O, +8 Size, Storm, Night, +1 Level, +6 Items)
Scars (O, +7 Size, Storm, Night, +1 Level, +7 Items)
Nobleman (O, +6 Size, Storm, Night, +1 Level, +8 Items)
Grave Stone (O, +5 Size, Storm, Night, +1 Level, +8 Items)
Dry Sea (O, +4 Size, Storm, Night, +1 Level, +8 Items)
Sacrifice (O, +3 Size, Storm, Night, +1 Level, +8 Items)
Fallen Angel (O, +2 Size, Storm, Night, +1 Level, +9 Items)
Altar (O, +1 Size, Storm, Night, +1 Level, +10 Items)
Fort (Q, Steep Hills, Average Portals)
Stray Bull (Q, Hills, Many Portals)
Excavation (Q, Flat, Few Portals)
Duel (Q, Steep Hills, Average)
Secret Tower (Q, Hills, Many Portals)
Pure Defense (Q, Flat, Few Portals)
Downy Growth (Q, Steep Hills, Average Portals)
Safe Haven (Q, Hills, Many Portals)
Lyric Poet (Q, Flat, Few Portals)
Code (Q, Steep Hills, Average Portals)
Treasury (Q, Hills, Many Portals)
Night Grass (Q, Flat, Few Portals)
Crack (Q, Steep Hills, Average Portals)
Frontline (Q, Hills, Many Portals)
Den (Q, Flat, Few Portals)
Knights (A, Scorching 2)

I'm sure this will be helpful to all of //DIVERGENCE.

Somebody...pin...this...

FYI, writing this took me five and a half hours straight. :P

Ichida is a total genius for doing this. And yes, what Slicer is trieng to say is, please, someone pin this topic, cause it is of great importance.

What I really ment was: Some Mod, please pin this. It will be very useful to all of Divergence. Besides, it'll look impressive :P

Well, mods and admins are the only ones who can pin topics, matter of fact.

Wow! Ichida should get some reward for doing all this!

GOOD JOB ICHIDA!

Good thing this got posted ^^

Looks like it's pinned now. Cool. Glad to know my many gestures of assistance are appreciated. ^-^

Just a thought; maybe this topic should be moved to the Subplots forum(s), so players can access it quicker when starting a quest.

Post relevant questions to this here.

Wait, does that mean if we use a keyword, we must come here and see what it is and MUST use it?

Also, we can't make up our own keywords?

This guide should be used as only a guideline to what field should look like. You can add your little details as well. You could never make up your own keywords. That has been a rule for long time now.

The keywords listed are, as far as it is known, all of the available keywords in "The World." Phoenix is right, custom keywords were never allowed, and this is just to determine the general appearance and difficulty of the area.

how do you know what type of dungeon it is?

You make several refrences to 'average' yet don't tell us what average is.

Now I can guess how many is average based on past questions I've directed towards friends who do have the game, but just for an answer for all.

Well, you can probably make a general estimate on the amount of portals, the average field has somewhere between 15-20 portals; that range.

Can you tell me what the average attributes for each statistic is?

Average Portals = A medium amount of portals. Some range between 15-20 or so
Average Buildings = a formation here and there, not too many

thanks

Une question mon professeur! Are the keywords in your list listed according to how they appear next to each other or can they be interchanged?

i.e. Bursting Passed Over Aqua Field are the first 3 words of the blue lists. Where as Soaring Sky Evil-Eyed Prairie are the first, second, and third words in the burgandy lists respectively.

I... don't really understand your wording.

The keywords are sorted by game THEN order in the game. So all the //INFECTION keywords are in order, then all the //MUTATION keywords, and so on.

I think what Kiara means is are you able to interchange keywords from any spot on any list, meaning, any 3 keywords from any list.

Somethin like that. It's a difficult question to phrase on a message board.

You pick any one Part A Keyword, any Part B Keyword and any Part C Keyword for one area. What game it's from is irrelevant. But you can't pick two Part A keywords or three Part B keywords, as it goes for all the parts, etc.

Ooooooo. I see. Thanks for the answer and sorry for the confusion. ^^"

I have a question about the items. Wouldn't it be cheating if you said you got an item or would it just not count?

If you say you got a item in your quest then your reward will be slightly deducted. Well, it matters what item you pick up too. If it's just a health drink, it probably wont be that much, but if it's something like... a weapon, then yea a lot will be taken off.

Now if your quest is just bad, then you wont get anything at all. The best way to avoid this is to not get items at all and just buy them before you quest.

Question! How do you figure out what the dugeon type is for a particular level? Or is random okay?

I,personally, turn on my PS2 and just look at it real quick. You could always go back to the keyword thread that Cypher made and then just look at this keyword guide to figure out the enemy numbers, ect.

Yeah, sorry, the guide doesn't have any dungeon info. You'll have to look into the game for that.

Thats what I always do but the problem is I broke my game yesterday. >_< I love doing that it looks so cool >_< hahaha! anyways. I have Outbreak and Quarintine, but I'm pissed I actually broke one of my games. It is my first time, I never have.

Alright, time to see if anyone here can help and such:

What happens if there isn't a field type listed? I've got a Night Storm type field, so I think it's praries, but I'm not sure...

If you mean to say here isn't a feild with the look you want, simply don't list the keywords that you're going to. Another alternative could be writing it off as hacking.

I think thats what you were asking.

I meant what if the keywords didn't list a field type.

You could always just use your imagination if you don't have anything sort of guidelines to assist you.

Alright, that's what I have to go off of now. Should be ok... Don't expect my next solo to be pretty :P

I like the game usage idea the best for this. It seems I can map out all the aspects I'll need. Pity about the impossibility of made-up ones. I'd've come up with some cool ones...

My only beef is knowing when to and when not to impart items as they randomly show up.

When it comes to items found in the fields...don't worry about which field it is. The Gott isn't based on that at all. However, for the sake of your rewards, I suggest to not start picking up items on your own.