Posted by
on June 10, 2019.Last updated by
on June 21, 2021.It Had to Be Monkeys is the fourth and final mission in the Mayan Temple Orochi Operation agent mission chain. The previous mission is Cleanse the Area. The chain begins with the mission What Are They Up To?
It Had to Be Monkeys |
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Difficulty: Rare ♦️4 |
A discovered Mayan temple in the jungles of Guatemala was recently taken over by the Orochi. Prior to the Council of Venice hiring an agent to remove them, the Orochi reportedly were attempting to use the eldritch architecture of the ancient structure to open portals to unknown planes of existence. Experts deployed by the Council to study the temple have fled the site in a panic. They claim a troop of mutated howler monkeys has made the temple their home. The creatures were observed making worshipful gestures to some sort of obsidian mirror. Send in an agent with a penchant for the strange. |
Mission Requirements |
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Stats |
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△ Prowess | 180 |
◻ Adaptability | 240 |
❍ Ingenuity | 0 |
Cost |
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Intel | 10 |
Supplies | 8 |
Assets | 0 |
Duration |
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Time | 01:00:00 |
Potential Rewards |
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Item Rewards |
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Glyph Distillate (550cc) | Requires Successful or Outstanding Results |
264 - 2640 Anima Shards | Requires Successful or Outstanding Results |
Weapon Distillate (550cc) | Requires Outstanding Results |
Resource Rewards |
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Intel | 0 |
Supplies | 0 |
Assets | 14 |
XP | 1,920 |
Bonus Objective |
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Bonus Requirements |
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Power | |
Supernatural | |
Bonus Rewards |
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2 Bonus Assets | |
132 - 1320 Anima Shards |
Mission Results Text |
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Complete |
The mutated howlers were too much for your agent to handle. |
Success |
Your agent eliminated the mutated howler monkeys. With the threat terminated, the Council of Venice scientists have returned to the temple to study the weird obsidian mirror. Job well done. |
Outstanding Results |
Your agent eliminated the mutated howler monkeys. With the threat terminated, the Council of Venice scientists have returned to the temple to study the weird obsidian mirror. Job well done. |