Adds the possibility to transform certain dungeons into Mythic Plus dungeons. This module aims to increase the difficulty of these dungeons by adding certain affixes that players can choose before.
- Clone this repository to your AzerothCore repo modules folder. You should now have mod-mythic-plus there.
- Re-run cmake to generate the solution.
- Re-build your project.
- You should have mod_mythic_plus.conf.dist copied in configs/modules after building, copy this to configs/modules in your server's base directory.
- Start the server, .sql files should automatically be imported in DB, if not, apply them manually.
First, the Mythic Plus NPC must be spawned: .npc add 200005. Players can now choose a desired M+ level. Each level will have one or more affix, affix descriptions are available via the NPC. Players will not be able to change their M+ level while in a group. Use the NPC to buy Mythic Keystone. Mythic Keystone is an unique item that is used to transform a dungeon into a Mythic Plus dungeon. Players can acquire the keystone once every MythicPlus.KeystoneBuyTimer minutes (this is a config option, leave 0 to disable it). Only the group's leader can use the keystone while inside of a Mythic Plus capable dungeon.
Each M+ level will have a time limit to beat. If the group beats the timer, then rewards will be given. If timer is not beat, then no rewards will be given, but group can still try to finish the dungeon. As soon as the group's leader uses a Mythic Keystone, 10 seconds will pass and the dungeon will become Mythic Plus. The dungeon timer will start as soon as the dungeon becomes Mythic Plus. Whenever a Mythic Plus dungeon is completed and timer is beat, each player in the group will receive a Mythic Keystone (configurable).
The system features complex tracking of players that complete M+ dungeons. Each boss kill is saved (with info like total combat time). Players can then check M+ standings for each dungeon and check top timers for example.
Use table mythic_plus_capable_dungeon to add dungeons that are capable of becoming Mythic Plus. map is the ID of the map (like 70 - Uldaman), mapdifficulty is the minimum difficulty that player is required to have in order to join Mythic Plus for this specific map (can be either 0 - Normal or 1 - Heroic, adding 1 means the dungeon can only become Mythic Plus on heroic difficulty) and final_boss_entry is the entry (from creature_template) of the final boss in the dungeon. Adding old dungeons (for example Ragefire Chasm) is possible, and mobs will scale to max level when the dungeon becomes Mythic Plus. For older dungeons the damage scale can be further adjusted using table mythic_plus_map_scale, the columns should be self-explanatory.
You can easily add or customize levels. To add a new level, simply insert a line into mythic_plus_level (world database). The fields should be self-explanatory, timelimit is expressed in seconds and represents dungeon's time limit (players will try to beat this timer to get loot). random_affix_count is the number of random affixes (see section below) that will be set for this specific level. Now you can add the rewards, simply insert lines in mythic_plus_level_rewards. mythic_plus_level_rewards.lvl links this table with mythic_plus_level table. rewardtype can either be 0 (in which case val1 represents the amount of money (copper) that players will get) or 1 (val1 now is the item entry and val2 is the amount of items) To add affixes to a M+ level, insert lines in mythic_plus_affix. For affixtype, see enum MythicAffixType from mythic_affix.h. For val1, this represents the specific value for each affix (for example, in case of AFFIX_TYPE_MORE_CREATURE_DAMAGE this represents the damage increase percent)
You can set a random affix count for specific levels (mythic_plus_level.random_affix_count). Put 0 if you don't want any random affix. Each time the server is restarted, the mythic level will receive random_affix_count random affixes from a predefined pool of random affixes.
You can further scale spell damage in M+ dungeons using mythic_plus_spell_override table. map is the ID of the map where the spell will be scaled. spellid is the ID of the spell that will receive the scaling. modpct is the scale factor for the initial effect of the spell (some spells like Immolate deal initial damage and then DOT damage, the spell id is the same). dotmodpct is the scale factor for the DOT damage of the spell.
Use .mythic info to find information about the current Mythic Plus dungeon. This command is available to all players. Use .mythic reload to reload tables related to Mythic Plus system, not all tables are hot reloadable though.
- silviu20092