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	At the [[Map:Floating Market\|Floating Market]] (Thailand; see [[Travel#World Tour\|World Tour]]) you can cast a line off the pier.		At the [[Map:Floating Market\|Floating Market]] (Thailand; see [[Travel#World Tour\|World Tour]]) you can cast a line off the pier.
	* Talk to [[NPC:Kedrick\|Kedrick]] the fisherman at the west pier to buy bait and start fishing. Regular or premium bait; premium pays 1.5 times as much.		* Talk to [[NPC:Kedrick\|Kedrick]] the fisherman at the west pier to buy bait and start fishing. Regular or premium bait; premium pays 1.5 times as much.
	* ~~Each cast (about a~~ minute) uses one bait and reels in Vesos, EXP, or one of ~~22 named~~ fish, each ~~with a size~~ in centimetres.		* Every minute your line uses one bait and reels in Vesos, EXP, a Golden Fish, one of 20 kinds of fish (each measured in centimetres) or, rarely, an Onyx Apple, a Chaos Scroll 60%, a Pot or a Shovel.
	* Your '''~~biggest~~ fish''' puts you on the '''Fishing King''' ~~leaderboard~~. ~~Talk to~~ [[NPC:Kob\|Kob]]~~, the Fishing King attendant, to see the board~~ and the reward list.		* Your '''longest fish''' puts you on the '''Fishing King''' board, the [[NPC:Ranking Board\|Ranking Board]] on the Floating Market. [[NPC:Kob\|Kob]] shows your own fishing results and the reward list. Full guide: [[Fishing]].
	{{Note\|Fishing is a Vesos sink: the bait costs more than the catch pays back, and a fish sells to a shop for 1 Veso. Fish for fun, the rare prizes and the leaderboard.}}		{{Note\|Fishing is a Vesos sink: the bait costs more than the catch pays back, and a fish sells to a shop for 1 Veso. Fish for fun, the rare prizes and the leaderboard.}}

	== Pachinko ==		== Pachinko ==
	A Japanese pachinko cabinet: a board of pegs, a start gate and a spinning 3x3 reel. Fire balls (100 Vesos each); a ball that finds the start gate spins the reels, and matching symbols pay out in more balls. A power knob controls how often your balls reach the gate, so there is real skill to it.		A Japanese pachinko cabinet: a board of pegs, a start gate and a spinning 3x3 reel. Fire balls (100 Vesos each); a ball that finds the start gate spins the reels, and matching symbols pay out in more balls. A power knob controls how often your balls reach the gate, so there is real skill to it.
	* '''Where:''' ~~the Game Arcade Signboard beside the Free Market portal at the Floating Market, or~~ the arcade parlour reached through Ludibrium, where [[NPC:Naoko\|Naoko]] trades your balls for a [[Gachapon]] Ticket.		* '''Where:''' the arcade parlour reached through Ludibrium, where [[NPC:Naoko\|Naoko]] trades your balls for a [[Gachapon]] Ticket.
	* You can fire up to 2,000 balls in any 24 hours. Left-over balls cash back out for less than you paid.		* You can fire up to 2,000 balls in any 24 hours. Left-over balls cash back out for less than you paid.

	== The ball-drop arcade ==		== The ball-drop arcade ==
	~~Next to the pachinko machine, on the same Game Arcade Signboard, is~~ a ball-drop game: drop a ball for 1,000 Vesos and it bounces through six rows of pins into one of seven slots. The two rare edge slots pay 8,000 Vesos, the next pair 2,000, then 500, and the centre pays nothing. Up to 100 drops in any 24 hours. Odds and the average return are on [[Game Arcade]].		The parlour's Changing Machine also runs a ball-drop game: drop a ball for 1,000 Vesos and it bounces through six rows of pins into one of seven slots. The two rare edge slots pay 8,000 Vesos, the next pair 2,000, then 500, and the centre pays nothing. Up to 100 drops in any 24 hours. Odds and the average return are on [[Game Arcade]].

	{{Changed\|The ball-drop arcade and Minesweeper are MapleVerse additions.}}		{{Changed\|The ball-drop arcade and Minesweeper are MapleVerse additions.}}

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{{#metadesc:Minigames and activities in MapleVerse: fishing and the Fishing King, pachinko, the ball-drop arcade, Omok and Match Cards, Rock-Paper-Scissors, Martin's certificate exchange and Minesweeper.}}
'''Minigames''' are the things to do in MapleVerse besides hunting: fishing spots, arcade cabinets, two-player board games and a few pure diversions. Most cost Vesos to play and a few pay out. They are entertainment, not an income: the machines that move Vesos are tuned to take a little more than they give back.

== Fishing and the Fishing King ==
At the [[Map:Floating Market|Floating Market]] (Thailand; see [[Travel#World Tour|World Tour]]) you can cast a line off the pier.
* Talk to [[NPC:Kedrick|Kedrick]] the fisherman at the west pier to buy bait and start fishing. Regular or premium bait; premium pays 1.5 times as much.
* Each cast (about a minute) uses one bait and reels in Vesos, EXP, or one of 22 named fish, each with a size in centimetres.
* Your '''biggest fish''' puts you on the '''Fishing King''' leaderboard. Talk to [[NPC:Kob|Kob]], the Fishing King attendant, to see the board and the reward list.
{{Note|Fishing is a Vesos sink: the bait costs more than the catch pays back, and a fish sells to a shop for 1 Veso. Fish for fun, the rare prizes and the leaderboard.}}

== Pachinko ==
A Japanese pachinko cabinet: a board of pegs, a start gate and a spinning 3x3 reel. Fire balls (100 Vesos each); a ball that finds the start gate spins the reels, and matching symbols pay out in more balls. A power knob controls how often your balls reach the gate, so there is real skill to it.
* '''Where:''' the Game Arcade Signboard beside the Free Market portal at the Floating Market, or the arcade parlour reached through Ludibrium, where [[NPC:Naoko|Naoko]] trades your balls for a [[Gachapon]] Ticket.
* You can fire up to 2,000 balls in any 24 hours. Left-over balls cash back out for less than you paid.

== The ball-drop arcade ==
Next to the pachinko machine, on the same Game Arcade Signboard, is a ball-drop game: drop a ball for 1,000 Vesos and it bounces through six rows of pins into one of seven slots. The two rare edge slots pay 8,000 Vesos, the next pair 2,000, then 500, and the centre pays nothing. Up to 100 drops in any 24 hours. Odds and the average return are on [[Game Arcade]].

{{Changed|The ball-drop arcade and Minesweeper are MapleVerse additions.}}

== Omok and Match Cards ==
Two-player board games played in a private room. '''[[Omok]]''' is five-in-a-row; '''[[Match Cards]]''' is a memory-pairs game. Open a room with an Omok Set or a Set of Match Cards from your Set-up tab; another player joins, both ready up and the owner starts. Wins and losses go on your record. How to get a set and the room rules: [[Mini-Games]].

== Rock-Paper-Scissors ==
The [[NPC:Rock, Paper, Scissor Admin|Rock, Paper, Scissor Admin]] stands in Henesys (far west side of town). Pay 1,000 Vesos a game, pick your hand before the 30-second timer runs out, and keep a winning streak going, up to ten in a row. Cash out your streak as a '''certificate''' for [[NPC:Martin|Martin]]'s exchange. You need a free Etc slot to hold the certificate.

=== Martin's certificate exchange ===
[[NPC:Martin|Martin]] stands in Orbis. Pick which certificate to hand in; he takes the number shown and gives you '''one prize drawn at random''' from that row. Keep a free slot in every non-equip tab before you trade. The riding coupons teach a mount skill for '''30 days''', whatever length the coupon names: double-click the coupon, then use the skill from the Beginner tab of your skill window.
{| class="wikitable"
! scope="col" | Certificate
! scope="col" | Possible prizes
|-
| 1 straight win ×10 || Yellow Valentine Rose, Red / Orange / White / Blue Potion, Elixir, Power Elixir, or a 1-day riding coupon (Croco, Black Scooter, Pink Scooter, Nimbus Cloud, Balrog)
|-
| 2 straight wins ×8 || Yellow Valentine Rose, a Set of Match Cards, or one of eleven Omok sets
|-
| 3 straight wins ×6 || Yellow Valentine Rose, Red Valentine Rose, or Congrats from GM
|-
| 4 straight wins ×5 || Red Valentine Rose, Orange Mushroom 7-Day Coupon, or ZD Tiger 7-Day Coupon
|-
| 5 straight wins ×4 || Red Valentine Rose, or a 10-day riding coupon (Nightmare, Yeti, Ostrich, Pink Bear Hot-Air Balloon, Transformation Robot)
|-
| 6 straight wins ×3 || Red or White Valentine Rose, or a 15-day riding coupon (Lion, Unicorn, Low Rider, Red Truck, Gargoyle)
|-
| 7 straight wins ×2 || White Valentine Rose, Carrot Chair, The Bunny Family, Rabbit Sofa, or Shinjo 20-Day Coupon
|-
| 8 straight wins ×1 || White or Blue Valentine Rose, Mini Divine Bird, Gamepad Chair, Music Box, or a 30-day riding coupon (Croco, Black Scooter, Pink Scooter, Mist Balrog, Chicken, Owl)
|-
| 9 straight wins ×1 || Blue Valentine Rose, Spring Flower Corsage Chair, Easel Chair, December Chair, Sky Chair, Psychic Chair, or a 60-day bunny riding coupon (Giant Bunny, Tiny Bunny, Bunny-Rickshaw)
|-
| 10 straight wins ×1 || Blue Valentine Rose, Sky Chair, Cat's Love Chair, Kitten Chair, Chair on the Range, Squeep, or a 1-year riding coupon (Lion, Red Truck, Gargoyle, Unicorn, Owl)
|}

== Minesweeper ==
Talk to [[NPC:Mark|Mark]], who stands in ten major towns (Henesys, Ellinia, Perion, Kerning City, Lith Harbor, Orbis, El Nath, Ludibrium, Leafre and Mu Lung), and pick '''Play Minesweeper'''. It is Minesweeper on a 6 x 6 grid with three bombs, drawn with item icons. Clear every safe cell to win '''3,000 Vesos'''. You can win '''three times in any 24 hours'''.

== See also ==
* [[Mini-Games]] · [[Omok]] · [[Match Cards]]
* [[Game Arcade]]
* [[Event Places#Cassandra's Shore|Cassandra's Shore]] (net fishing)
* [[Making Vesos]]

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