Illusion Temple — Relic Capture

Illusion Temple — Relic Capture Complete Guide

Illusion Temple (IT) is the premier PvP-objective event on MajesticMU — two teams race to capture relics and deliver them to their altar. Unlike pure PvP (where kills determine the winner), IT rewards strategic play: a team that protects their carrier beats a team that just kills.

Event Schedule

Illusion Temple events are server-scheduled and announced in global chat. Watch for IT announcements or check the event timer in the game interface.

Entry Requirements

Battle Score Tickets are rewarded for participating in Illusion Temple events. Your first run (IT1) uses a standard ticket; all subsequent tiers require you to accumulate Battle Score.

Relic Capture Mechanics

What is a Relic?

Relics are objectives scattered around the Illusion Temple map. They look like glowing artifacts. Players must:

1. Walk over a relic to pick it up (you carry it in your character's hands)
2. Carry it to your team's altar while enemies try to stop you
3. Deliver it to score points for your team

Carrying Rules

• You cannot attack while carrying a relic — this is the key tension of the event
• If you are killed while carrying a relic, the relic drops and can be picked up by either team
• Your team must protect the carrier from being killed
• Maximum relics on the map at once is set per tier

Scoring

• Each delivered relic = 1 point for your team
• The team with more points when the timer expires wins
• If both teams are tied, the team that delivered last wins (tiebreaker)

Map Zones

The Illusion Temple map has distinct zones:

• Relic spawn area — Center of the map where relics appear
• Team altars — Each team's delivery zone (protected starting areas)
• Combat zone — Open ground between the center and altars

Team Roles

Carrier: The player who picks up and carries the relic. Should be the fastest class with best survivability. You cannot attack while carrying, so raw movement speed matters.

Guards: Players who escort the carrier and prevent enemies from touching them. Use CC (crowd control), burst damage, and interrupts.

Disruptors: Players focused on killing or CC'ing the opposing team's carrier before they can deliver.

Relic Hunter: Fast players who race to the center to pick up relics before the enemy does.

Best Classes for Each Role

Strategy Guide

Opening Phase (First 2 Minutes)

Send your fastest player immediately to the center to grab the first relic. Simultaneously, 2–3 players should rush to intercept the opposing team's relic hunter. The first score sets psychological pressure on the enemy.

Mid-Game

Establish a relay system — one player carries while teammates form a moving shield. When the carrier is in danger, they should abort the delivery and drop the relic in a safer position for a teammate to pick up.

Late Game (Final 3 Minutes)

If you are ahead: protect your score lead. Avoid picking up relics unless you are very confident of delivery. Deny the enemy access to the center.

If you are behind: all-or-nothing push. Every player must focus on getting 1–2 relics delivered to overcome the deficit.

Rewards

The Necklace of Agony is particularly valuable in early-to-mid game — it is one of the few socketed necklaces available before Crimson Devourer (level 1100+) access.

Related Guides

• Illusion Temple Overview — Quick reference
• Socket System Guide — How to add Seed Spheres to your necklace