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==Strategy==
===Phase 1: The Start===
It is key to note that unlike other Kingdom Quests, you do not win by killing a boss. Rather, you win by simply surviving for 30 minutes. At set time intervals, waves of monsters will spawn across the whole map, and then beeline for your group. Waves typically consist of 10-15 copies of the same monster.

You enter the Kingdom Quest in the middle of a large octagonal room. Common trend is for parties to hurriedly form as everyone rushes to the southern end of the room. This is because monsters have already begun to appear and they need to be killed as quickly as they appear for the majority of the event. The first minute of this Kingdom quest can often be the most hectic as groups will not be optimally set up, and your team will be facing 2:1-3:1 odds worth of monsters.

After the first three waves are controlled, you will have small intermissions to swap people around to create more balanced groups.

Points to note in Phase 1 (first few waves especially):
*Fighters must pull monsters off the other classes as often as they can.
*Mages and Archers should use area of effect(AOE) skills as much as possible, even if it means dying. If you are not able to clear the first few waves fast enough, the entire group will be wiped because the Clerics simply will not be able to heal everyone fast enough.
*Clerics should throw invincible and restore on the fighters tanking.
*All classes must be prepared to use stones and potions to keep themselves alive. Every player counts in the first 3-4 minutes.
*Don't use your hearts at this stage, save them for the running and try to get a Rez.
*Optimize parties quickly. Try to ensure that each party has at least one Cleric and Tanker.
*'''It is strongly advised that players be at least level 36 with full set of level 36 gear before joining. The monsters in this KQ hit extremely hard. If a majority of players are 36 and below (33-36), it is very likely that the KQ will fail.'''


===Phase 2: Trudging Along===
From the fourth wave on, the monsters are fairly controllable and easily dispatched. It is suggested that a tank or two be assigned to grabbing monsters that are funneling in from outside and tanking them in the doorway.

Skeleton Warriors appear at 18:54 both in the south room and other rooms. They will take a while before homing in on the party. These must be also be dispatched quickly as they can interfere with the next wave.

One notable wave of monsters at 16:54, the Dark Skeleton Knights, can cause a lot of damage to your group. They hit for very high damage, and place a tier 2 bleed on anyone they hit. It is suggested multiple tanks gather up the aggro quickly or Clerics and Mages will enjoy very quick deaths, but it is also important to note that using an AOE taunt is usually a death sentence for said tanks.

After the Dark Skeleton Knight wave at 16:54 and the following Mad Zombie wave at 13:34, your team is treated to an unusually long period of no monster spawns. Dance.


Points to note in Phase 2:
*Dark Skeleton Knights should be taunted and stunned as soon as they appear. They make VERY quick work of Mages and Archers.
*It is a good idea therefore, for the Mages and Archers to be standing nearer the south wall to give the fighters more time to taunt the monsters.
*Before attempting AOE taunt on the skeleton knights, it is a good idea to keep your clerics informed.
*One method used is to designate one level 40+ fighter to Mock the knights, while the Clerics take turns keeping invincible on him.

===Phase 3: Run for Your Lives===
After the Mad Zombie wave, you leave the relative safety of the room your team has been fighting inside and move back into the main chamber. At 8:54, a small group of 4 Brave Skeletons will spawn in the southeast corner of the central chamber. These are easily killed. At 8:24, a small group of 4 Cave Kebings will spawn in the southwest corner of the central chamber. Quickly kill these to thin the number of monsters that you will have to face in the next part.

From 8:00 to 6:30, a massive amount of monsters will spawn. A number far larger than can be handled. At this point, tanks and Clerics with aggro begin running around the central chamber in wide circles (ideally hugging the wall all the way) with their trains of monsters behind them. Mages and Archers must quickly dispatch the Fire Vivis and Skeleton Archers to have a chance at surviving the barrage, because these are ranged creatures that take the shortest path to their targets and are very difficult to train safely.

Lots of people will likely die while the Vivis and Archers are mopped up, and the monster trains are slowly worked onto the fighters (using taunts to get them off the Clerics who also have trains behind them). The important thing is to not let everyone die, as the Kingdom Quest can only fail if everyone is dead at the same time, regardless of if people still have hearts left.

At some point your team will either all die, or things will stabilize. If your team got things under control, shortly after the Vivis and Skeletons have died, everyone should be revived and back to full health while the runner(s) are still leading their monster trains around the room. At this point, Mages and Archers will begin pulling monsters out of the train to the rest of the group to be killed off systematically.

Eventually, time will run out, and your team will get get your "Success!", experience, and treasure chest. If your team did extraordinarily well though, you may have the chance to attempt Phase 4.


Points to note in Phase 3:
*The runners' role in this part is crucial. If there are no runners, it is very likely that the KQ will be lost as the monsters will pile up on the players one by one.
*Everyone should be running in a constant direction. The current trend is for clockwise.
*It is very important that Vivis and Archers be taken down as soon as possible. This is due to the fact that as players die, the monsters will start training onto 1 target. If they are not taken down fast enough, there is a chance that the ranged monsters will take out the last runner, scattering the trained mobs back onto the rest, and very likely killing everyone.
*While running, players should note the amount of monsters behind them. Those without any monster trains (or just a single monster) behind them should head towards the center to regroup.
*It is a good idea NOT to wait for revive during the running phase. The faster everyone shakes the monster trains and gets back up, the better your chances of success.
*If you are a Cleric, prioritize reviving Clerics first. If you are a Cleric and face-down, shout that you are Cleric and your co-ordinates. Other Clerics should prioritize you for revival.
*Melee monsters can be left alone if you are attempting Phase 4.
*For running guide, please refer to the last section.


===Phase 4: Boss - Millenium Robo===
You've undoubtedly noticed a giant werewolf with particle blades mixed in with the trains (or running loose killing people if he wasn't controlled well) of monsters and wondering what to do with him. If your team cleans up the normal monsters and you still have at least 4:00 left on the clock, you can attempt to kill him. It is important to know that attempting to kill the Millenium Robo runs the risk of killing everyone in the Kingdom Quest, regardless of how well you handled Phase 3.

There is no special reward for killing the Millenium Robo inside the Kingdom Quest, but there is a [[Quest List|normal quest]] section called Stopping Millenium Robo 4 which gives 89800 experience for killing him.  This is quite a bit of exp for the level range of the KQ, but choosing to attack him should not be taken lightly.

Millenium Robo has no area of effect attack, but hits for around 1000-1200 damage with his melee attack, and '''has a fear skill'''. As his health goes down, he resummons waves of monsters in the same order they appeared previously in the Kingdom Quest. This means by the time Millenium Robo is at around 10% health, you are dealing will Skeleton Knights, Fire Vivis, and everything else you previously encountered all at once. These new waves '''do not despawn when Millenium Robo dies''', so you want to time his death as close to 0:10 as you can since your team will be eventually overrun by the sheer amount of monsters. In fact, the sheer amount of monsters are enough that more often then not, everyone around Robo dies before Robo falls, and it is up to the ranged DDs to take off the last bits of his HP while running away.

If you kill him, congratulations, your team has beaten arguably one of the hardest Kingdom Quest bosses in Fiesta. If you run out of time, you still win the Kingdom Quest. If you all die, well, you knew the risk.


Good Luck in the Millenium Robo Kingdom Quest!


Points to note in Phase 4:
*An additional runner, particularly a Fighter(substitute tank), can be designated to run the monsters that Millenium Robo spawns away from the party, using Mock and a Cleric invincible.
*I believe that fear can be dispelled, and should be, as soon as the main tank has been feared. If not, there should ideally be a substitute fighter to taunt Millenium Robo away from the other players.
*Like all earlier Kingdom Quests, only 1 party will get the credit for killing Millenium Robo.